Elayne Bluebird Silva-Reyna aka Laynee Reyna, is known as Bluebird Woman by her Native​ American and close friends. She is a spiritual seer, ordained interfaith minister and an elder of the San Juan Intertribal Council. A visionary and peacemaker, she and her husband Sonne Reyna founded One Earth One People Peace Vision which has been dedicated to promoting peace throughout the worl​d, through various multi-cultural events, art installations, workshops and presentations.  Laynee has written and illustrated two books, Wolf Dreamer of the Longest Night Moon and Full Moon Over Grizzly Island, both available on amazon.com.  She is a national award-winning artist and her lifetime creation of art, poetry, and storytelling has inspired collectors far and wide. She was born at dawn on the thirteenth moon of the Winter Solstice in the Land of First Light. Laynee's heritage is an eastern Algonquin tribe and she lives in a traditional way. Some other aspects of her life included her years as a surgical nurse and honored veteran, and becoming a licensed private pilot. She joined The Flying Doctors and flew on volunteer missions to Mexico to help aid children born with cleft palates. Laynee continues to write, paint, and cherish her beautiful children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.

On Martin Luther King Day, 2023, Laynee was honored with a most well-deserved lifetime achievement award in recognition of the many ways she has served her community and the world in facilitating good relations between world cultures and faiths, and has helped to raise consciousness around the art of peacemaking being one that begins inside each one of us. Based within her traditional indigenous wisdom, she has taught that we are the ones who set the example for others by offering our kindness, love and compassion to humanity, animals and all of life.