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William Daniel Vance, 60, of Crossnore, N.C., went home to be with the Lord on Jan. 19, 2021 at Watauga Medical Center after a brief battle with COVID-19.
Daniel (whom no one was allowed to call mister) was born on September 3, 1960, in Spruce Pine, NC.
He was preceded in death by his father, Bill Vance, along with several uncles, aunts, cousins, and friends.
Daniel is survived by his mother, Patsy Vance, of Crossnore; his loving wife of 19 years, Amanda Vance, of the home; his sister, Susan Webb, and her husband, Junior Webb, of Crossnore; his son, Blake Vance, of Crossnore; his daughters, Lindsay Vance of Waynesville, Madison Vance of Newland, and Morgan Vance Duncan, along with her husband, Nathaniel Duncan, of Newland; his grandchildren, Tessa and Liam Oaks, of Waynesville; and a host of extended family and friends he loved as family.
For many, the project signifies more that putting up new signs it is a step toward reconciliation and understanding. Cowichan Tribes elder Merle Seymour smiled when saying the signs would “make me walk proud.” Everyone will be learning together, he said. Seymour was among Cowichan Tribes members featured in a documentary on the project that was played for council. The significance of using Hul’q’umi’num words was brought home when Seymour reflected on attending residential school, and what happened when the children spoke their own language. “Oh, we were in trouble. We used to get strapped. We used to get strapped on the hands, right up to here,” he said, pointing to his arm. It was hard not to speak their own language, he said, “because that’s all we knew.”