Pierce, Joey
aka
Pierce, Joseph Pratt Jr.

Actual Records

Euharlee Veterans Powwow is on again for the first weekend in October 2010. The proceeding weekend is the MacIntosh Powwow. Both of them are being run by a new group calling itself Native Heart. The principal person in Native Heart is none other than Joey Pierce and his friend, Dink.

Mayor Foulk has stated that no one has ever shown her any proof that any of these people are dishonorable. Then she went on to say that all of this was, and is, a moot point because the powwow is not a city sponsored event. She claims no jurisdiction over who runs it or participates in it. When asked if she, either as Mayor or as an individual found it objectionable that dishonorable people should be honored at an event which was designed to honor our veterans - She refused to answer the question.

City of Euharlee | 30 Burge's Mill Road, Euharlee GA 30145 | 770-386-1542

Claims that his military records have been fudged to cover up some sort of secret missions he may or may not have participated in in Vietnam. Tells tales of things in Vietnam which aren't in his record.

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http://www.gordon.army.mil/pao/Press%20releases/85-06%20Native%20American%20Heritage%20Month.htm

706-791-5139/6001

NR 85/06                                                                                                             October 26, 2006

Native American Heritage Month

            Fort Gordon, Georgia----The installation observes Native American Heritage with a program November 7 at 1:30 p.m. in Alexander Hall.

             Speaker will be Mr. Joey Pierce, who is of Cherokee, Shawnee, and English and Irish descent. He served in the Army in Vietnam and Germany. He earned two Bachelor of Visual Arts degrees from Georgia State University in pottery and jewelry design.

               The theme this year is "Drawing Strength and Guidance from Heritage and Ancestry."

                The program is free and open to the public.

                 For more information, please call 706-791-2014.

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