No. 768 June K. Lyman, 2009

File — Box: 73, Folder: 11

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

June and her children, Mary Lee Madison and Marty Lyman, discuss their experiences and impressions of life at Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, starting in 1971, specifically the events of the American Indian Movement (AIM) insurrection at Wounded Knee. June’s husband, Stan, was superintendent of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. She was employed by the school district and worked at Chadron College. They retire to Phoenix, Arizona, where Stan works on his memoirs and writes a book, The Poor Bear Trail.
This is the end of the Lyman interviews.
Project: University of Utah oral history project.
Interviewer: Floyd A. O’Neil and Gregory Thompson

Dates

2009

Conditions Governing Access

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