By Sararesa Begay
The Navajo Times
FLAGSTAFF | April 10, 2003
Wayland Piestewa, the older brother of the late Pfc. Lori Piestewa, said his sister found her calling as a warrior.
“Our sister was being called to be a warrior,” he said. “She has returned home.”
Wayland, the family spokesman, spoke to a crowd of spectators and Northern Arizona University students and staff who attended this year’s Native Americans United powwow April 5 at the university field house.
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