Doug Stevens

In December of last year (2023), a giant of education passed away. Montana’s own Joe McDonald was 90, and he left behind a legacy that will affect Native American students for generations to come. Much has already been written about the breadth of his accomplishments. A brief Google search of Joe McDonald will provide these in detail.

In December of last year (2023), a giant of education passed away. Montana’s own Joe McDonald was 90, and he left behind a legacy that will affect Native American students for generations to come. Much has already been written about the breadth of his accomplishments. A brief Google search of Joe McDonald will provide these in detail.

We’ve all had that moment where we pick up a stray penny on the sidewalk, perhaps without much thought. But for Otha Anders, collecting pennies became more than just a casual hobby — it turned into a 45-year practice of gratitude and reflection. The beginning of a unique collection Misprint? No, look for a non-steel 2943 penny..MUCH more valuable Otha Anders started collecting pennies in the late 1960s. His intentions weren’t to gain wealth, but he simply enjoyed the practice.