Family Use of the Echo Hawk Name and Logo
ARTISTS & ARTISANS
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Brummett Echohawk: grandson
Brummet Echohawk Artwork Project
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Bunky Echo-Hawk: great great grandson
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Edward “Buxie” Echohawk: great great grandson
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PRACTITIONERS
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Lance Echo-Hawk: great grandson
CONSULTANTS
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Crystal Echo Hawk: great great granddaughter
Linkedin | NDN Collective | Illuminative
ENTREPRENEURS & BUSINESS OWNERS
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Walter “Bunky” Echo-Hawk, Sr.: grandson
When Walter Echo-Hawk Sr. passed, he was a retired career Air Force combat veteran and a successful realtor living in Jefferson City, MO. He was also an aspiring entrepreneur. In the 1960s, he set up “Big Crow Distributors” to import broadcloth and shawls from Spain, and Pasa Fino horses from Puerto Rico. His military career took him to many distant places in the world, far from Pawnee. From his travels, he saw potential things to try once he retired from active duty. He was one to aim high, and I believe that was rooted in his sense of heritage, having grown up in a family of which he was proud. (The above business card was done when I (Lance Echo-Hawk) was a boy so it’s a reasonable guess that Uncle Brummett was the artist behind the card’s design.)