Anona Kampe
Anona Fawn Kampe – sknir’mn – Buttercup. A member of the Penticton Indian Band in the Okanagan Nation, Anona has worked within the Nation sharing Okanagan culture & history. Born in Penticton to parents, Ramona Paul who resides in Penticton & the late Garth Brayshaw. Granddaughter to the late Rachel & Basil Paul & the late Kay & Donald Brayshaw. Married to Todd Kampe and together they have two sons, Brandon & Tristan. Her traditional name was gifted to her by her late Auntie, Shirley Ortland.
Upcoming Programs by Anona Kampe
Residential School Presentation
An authentic voice from the Syilx Okanagan If you're on a journey towards learning then join us as Anona shares her own family story about Indian Residential School (IRS). IRS were government-funded, church-run facilities where Indigenous children had to go to “Kill the Indian in the Child”, as stated by the Canadian government. A form […]