John "Yafke" Timothy is the Director of
"Ataloa Lodge Museum" at Bacone
College. Born in Muskogee, Oklahoma (the
Indian Capitol of the world), John was the
youngest of three children. His father, John
Timothy, Sr., bestowed his Indian name,
"Yafke," upon him because it means
"evening" in the Muscogee (Creek)
language. He thought this appropriate
for his last child's birth!
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Growing up in the Muscogee Nation, it was not difficult for John to become familiar with his American Indian roots. He continues to embrace these traditions as an adult cialis online. John was especially influenced by his Uncle, the late Mason "Buddy" Scott, who was an award-winning flute maker and skilled in many traditional Indian arts. According to John, " He first introduced me to the magic of traditional flutes."
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Radio Vladivostok
Vladivostok,Russia
