REMEMBERING HARRY
A blog about Harry by Deb Whitehorse.
About Deb: Harry was married to the late Marlene Dreger for 35 years and they had 8 children. Marlene passed away in 1986. Harry and I were married for over 25 years and we have a daughter who has inherited her father’s love for art and works in a creative field. Harry led an incredible life and it’s important for those of us who knew him to tell his story. This is my way of sharing what he told me and what I observed during our time together.
The Highground Celebrates 30 Years
This was one of the most meaningful commissions for Harry Whitehorse, as World War 2 Navy Veteran and Ho Chunk Nation tribal member.
A place of peace and healing, The Highground celebrates 30 years
BARRY ADAMS
Wisconsin State Journal
The park is home to the National Native American Vietnam Veterans Tribute dedicated in 1995 and bearing, in alphabetical order, the names of Native American troops from tribes around the country killed in Vietnam. They include Paul Pamanet, a private in the U.S. Army killed in action in 1968, and Martin Pamonicutt, a U.S. Marine killed in 1969. They are listed next to each other. Both were from the village of Neopit on the Menominee Reservation northwest of Green Bay.
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In The News: New public art a part of Monroe Street reconstruction
The Capital Times
By Abigail Becker
The small triangle-shaped parcel on Monroe Street unofficially known as Crazylegs Plaza will be home to a bronze sculpture of a badger designed by Madison artist Harry Whitehorse, who died in 2017.