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Education
Safely Share the Road with School Buses
By: David Silvey
According to the American School Bus Council,
school buses are designed
to be safer than passenger
vehicles in avoiding crashes
and preventing injury. Today, as compared to years
ago, school buses are built
with safety in mind. In fact,
a study by the U.S. Department of Transportation
states that children are safer
riding the bus to and from
school than being driven
in a car by an adult. When
you are sharing the road
with school buses, follow
these tips.
·, , , , Yellow and Red
Flashing Lights – School
buses have yellow lights to
warn drivers they will be
making a stop and red flashing lights and an extendable
stop sign to tell drivers to
stop. Yellow does not mean
go faster, it means slow
down. Be aware of your sur- • Railroad Crossings –
In most states it is
roundings and always come
required that school
to a complete stop. Do not
buses stop at all railcontinue driving until the
way crossings. Be
lights have turned off and
alert when a crossthe sign is pulled in.
ing is ahead and a
• Passing a School Bus
school bus nearby
– It is illegal to pass
so that you can stop
a school bus on the
as well.
right side of the road
• Divided Highways
because you cannot
– You must always
be aware of where
stop for flashing
the bus needs to stop
red lights; however,
to load or unload.
most states do not
Always wait for the
require drivers to
bus to move to the
stop when on the
right lane or stay a
opposite side of a
safe distance behind
divided highway.
it. Additionally, it is
Use extreme cauillegal in all 50 states
tion if you are in this
to pass a school bus
situation as passenthat is stopped to
gers may be trying
load or unload chilto cross in that area,
dren. It is vital that
especially if there is
you stop your vehicle
a crosswalk.
at least 10 feet away
from the school bus
• Buses Need Turning
to allow for riders to
Space – Just like
enter and exit safely.
trucks, buses have
a wide turning radius. Remember to
provide them with
ample turning space
so they can maneuver easily on the road.
• Watch for Children
Waiting for the Bus
– As the driver, you
are responsible for
keeping an eye on
the road and on children waiting for the
bus. Come to a complete stop at all stop
lights and stop signs,
drive slowly near
bus stops and watch
for children crossing
the road.
• Slow Down – Use caution if you are driving
in residential areas
and school zones.
Fines for speeding in
an area can be hefty.
• Allow for Extra Time
During Your Com-
mute – School bus
drivers have to follow
the same speed limit
rules as every other
driver; however,
they make frequent
stops which can delay traffic. Know the
bus routes in your
community and allow ample travel
time when school is
in session.
About the author: David
Silvey is a Vice President at
AlliedBarton Security Services, www.alliedbarton.
com, the industry’s premier
provider of highly trained
security personnel to many
industries including higher
education, commercial real
estate, healthcare, residential communities, chemical/petrochemical, government, manufacturing
and distribution, financial
institutions and shopping
centers.
Lummi nation
Gathering of Native Americans ~ NWIC
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NWIC expands construction trades
program to meet local need
Submitted by NWIC
Faced with an increasing number of local construction projects,
Northwest Indian College
(NWIC) and the Lummi
Nation’s Tribal Employment Rights Organization
(TERO) have teamed up
to provide the community
with more opportunities
for advancement in the
construction trades.
While NWIC has had
a construction trades program on the books for the
past two decades, the program has been offered in a
limited capacity for periodic classes in recent years,
said Fran Dodson, director
of workforce development
at NWIC. That’s in part
because the college was
without an adequate facility to accommodate the
programs.
Lummi nation
On Aug. 28, 2012, that
changed – that’s when
TERO signed an agreement
stating the organization
would partner with NWIC
to rent a 7,500-square-foot
facility at 1460 Slater Road.
According to the agreement, TERO will pay to
rent the facility and NWIC
will pay all other costs,
such as utilities, instruction and instructional and
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sion at NWIC and of the be fully educated in their
Silver Reef Casino, Hotel trade, Dodson said.
NWIC will continue to and Spa; sidewalk, road
“The arrangement behold classes in the Slater and sewer and water contween NWIC and TERO
Road facility until the col- tracts.
will provide people with
lege is ready to build its
own workforce education
Connie Martin, train- the opportunity to increase
building.
ing coordinator for TERO, their skill levels so they can
said she is also pleased with pursue good jobs that pay
In recent years, the the arrangement because more than living wages,”
need has increased for cer- it means Lummi Tribal Dodson said. “We are traintified construction workers members will be trained ing people for careers, not
for Lummi Nation projects, and certified to work at just entry level jobs.”
Dodson said, and NWIC Lummi Nation construcThe partnership also
and TERO want to give tion worksites.
allows a unique opportucommunity members the
opportunity to meet that
“This year the Lummi nity to reach a particularly
need.
Nation has been the larg- under-represented demoest construction employer graphic among tribal col“Because of the econ- in Whatcom County, with leges: Native males, NWIC
omy, construction trades two major constructions President Justin Guillory
jobs in the greater county projects: the Silver Reef said.
are on the decline, but here Expansion and the new
“I see this partnership
at Lummi they are flourish- administration building,”
ing,” Dodson said. “At the Martin said. “We all want as opening another door
same time, we have a pool skilled and certified tribal through which we can proof local residents who need laborers on the work sites vide training opportunities
to tribal members that will
jobs and in order to get of the Lummi Nation.”
lead to successful employgood jobs they need training. We know, and TERO
Martin also supports ment,” Guillory said. “It is
knows, this is the right time the agreement because our hope that by expanding
to take this kind of action to NWIC will continue to workforce education opporhelp this community.”
add programs based on tunities we might be able to
the types of jobs available reach a demographic that
One estimate puts the in the community – that might not otherwise conamount of money being means workers will be able sider going to college.”
pumped into Lummi con- to return for additional
Workforce education is
struction projects at ap- certifications as the need
one goal laid out in NWIC’s
proximately $70 million. arises, she said.
strategic plan, Guillory said,
That includes: construction
of the new 120,000-squareThe programs offered and so the construction
foot Tribal Administration will take students all the trades program certainly
Center and the new Lummi way to the Journeyman aligns with the college’s
Head Start building; expan- level, meaning they would institutional priorities.
student materials.
“Our goal is to expand
our workforce education
programming for the community to be able to learn
specific trades or skills that
lead to employment,” Guillory said. “The arrangement
with TERO is a wonderful
example of how TERO and
NWIC can to work together
to accomplish this goal. I
want to thank the TERO
staff and Fran Dodson, in
particular, for their diligence in bringing this to
fruition.”
A variety of industrial
safety certification classes
are already being held in
the facility, including Forklift Driver, Boom Life and
Scissor Lift, Refinery Safety
Overview (RSO), Industrial
First Aid, and Flagging.
Construction crafts classes – including carpentry,
ground work, and interior
and exterior construction
crafts – will start being held
there after Oct. 1, 2012,
which will give program
instructors time to become
certified by the National
Center for Construction
Education and Research,
a national organization for
standardized training and
skills assessments with
industry-recognized credentials.
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Community Updates
Jamming with the Commod Squad
The ladies having a good laugh making jam at Commods.
Commods new worker Dewey Solomon.
Tanesha and George Lane making Elaines homemade
yeast rolls.
George, Jessie Felix, Tyrone Solomon and Patty Chance.
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Patty, Christine, Annah and Verna Having a great time making jam.
Julie Jefferson and Amy Reily making jam.
Poon-Jab and Lummi Princess Tanesha Lane making
the dough.
Enrollments Vela Julius making jam.
Connie Martin- enjoying the bread and jam.
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Native Vote
2012 LIBC ELECTIONS
GENERAL COUNCIL MEETING
Appointment of Certifying Committee
for the 2012 LIBC Election
Monday, October 1st, 2012
Questions
Vela K. Kamkoff
360-384-2237
Tamera Julius 360-384-2363
Christine Cultee 360-384-2206
Silver Reef Casino, Pavillion 5:00 p.m.
Dinner provided
• Election Office is located in the HR Building, both office spaces located in the main hallway.
• Primary Election voter registration is available until October 5, 2012 and General Election voter registration is available until October 24, 2012.
• Some names were removed from the voter’s list for not voting in three (3) consecutive years or the voter moved
out of Whatcom County.
Positions open for the 2012 LIBC elections are:
Position E (On) Position F (On)
Position G (On/Off)
Clifford Cultee
Cheryl Kinley-Sanders
Levi Jefferson
Petitions for candidacy become available on September 10, 2012
• Pick up Petition for Candidacy at the Election Office located in the HR building during regular working hours, Monday
through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
• Only registered voters may sign a petition.
Petition return deadline SEPTEMBER 28, 2012 at 4:30 P.M.
Dates to be aware of:
September 10, 2012
Candidate Petitions available ( 2nd Monday )
September 15, 2012
Voters list posted at least 30 days prior to an election
September 28, 2012 Candidate Petitioning deadline ( 4th Friday )
October 5, 2012 Voter registration closed for Primary Election
October 20th, 2012 LIBC Primary Elections
October 23th, 2012 Certification of Primary Election Results
October 23st, 2012 Voter Registration closed (for General)
November 3, 2012 General Election
November 6th, 2012
Certification of the 2012 General Election
Primary election:
Saturday
October 20, 2012
General election:
Saturday
November 3, 2012
Election Committee for the 2012 LIBC Elections are as follows:
Theresa Lawrence Loreen Wilbur
Donna Cultee
Teresa Butler, Chair
Adrian Jefferson–Ayosa
Rosalynn Bland, Vice-Chair
Lummi Indian Business Council
General Council Meeting
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Monday October 1, 2012
5:00PM ~ SRC Pavilion ~ Dinner
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Native Vote
Lummi Nation’s voter’s list
Lummi nation
If you are not on this list stop by the election office to register to vote in Lummi Nation tribal elections.
Adams, Alannah Elizabeth
Adams, Charlotte Lee Ann
Adams, Dionne Marie
Adams, Garnet James
Adams, Gordon Oliver
Adams Jr., Gordon Oliver
Adams, Joseph Arthur
Adams, Kayla Marion
Adams, Matthew Abraham
Adams, Perry Melvin
Adams Sr., Ronald Lester
Adams, Rudy Stewart
Adams, Thomas Scott
Adams, Vera Ellen
Adams - Decoteau, Georgina
Dee
Alaniz, Virginia Winifred
Aleck, Bobby Nicoale
Alexander, Charene Tiffane
Alexander, Francis William
Alvarez, Luann Marie
Antiste, Sharon Grace
Antonio, Victory Hillaire
Armstrong, Jolene Marie
Badilla, Marie Jean
Ballew, Aletha Mary
Ballew, Alissa Sadie
Ballew, Casimir Gerard
Ballew, Cathy Ann
Ballew, Cesarita
Ballew, Edith Rena
Ballew, Jacqueline Marie
Ballew, James Daniel
Ballew, Janet Marie
Ballew Sr., John Glen
Ballew, Leanne Renee
Ballew, Leonard Ira
Ballew, Marie Lynn
Ballew, Mary Donna
Ballew Sr., Matthew David
Ballew Sr., Paul Luke
Ballew, Randall James
Ballew Jr., Richard David
Ballew III, Richard David
Ballew, Richard Jacob
Ballew II, Timothy James
Ballew Sr., Timothy James
Ballew, Tomasina Ann
Ballew, Waylon Joseph
Ballew, Wayne Gerrard
Ballew, Wayne Randall
Barnes, Cideahzia Maranda
Bell, Angela Karen
Bell Jr., Stephen Daniel
Bellefeuille, Josephine Ann
Bennett, Josephine Ellen
Benson, Janice Kay
Berger, Gilbert James
Bergerson, Julia Darlene
Bewley, Gideon Thomas
Bewley, Kenneth Wayne
Bland, Carmen Jean
Bland, Rosalynn Irene
Bob, Christopher Lee
Bob Sr., Clarence Allen
Bob, Colette Renae
Bob, Colin Russell
Bob, Darcy Lynn Angelina
Bob, Diana Rae
Bob, Frank Eugene
Bob, James Herbert
Bob, Jeffrey Arnold
Bob, Melissa Holly
Bob, Mable Raeann
Bob, Nanette Marie
Bob Sr., Nicky Joe
Bob, Ralph Brandon
Bob, Ralph Franklin
Bob, Roger Timothy
Bob, Shirley Ann
Bob, Theresa Mae
Bob, Timothy Joseph
Bob, Wesley Douglas
Boome, Ruby Louise
Borsey, Emily Annie
Boure, Amanda Rayann
Boure, Clarissa Marie
Boxberger, Winona Cecelia
Brady, Sarah Michelle
Brewer, Ernest Lee
Brionez, Laurie Ann
Brockie, Jason Darnell
Brockie, Lila Ann
Brockie Jr., Travis Conely
Bunton, Audrey Marie
Bunton, Jack Arthur Cagey
Bunton Sr., Robert Christopher
Bunton Jr., Robert Christopher
Bunton, Shirley A.
Bunton, Wildena Lorraine
Bura, Sandra Marie
Butler, Teresa Marie
Cadiente, Lois Marie
Cadiente, Nicole Lee
Cadiente Sr., Richard Ludivico
Cagey, Alec Henry
Cagey, Amber Dawn
Cagey, Autumn Rae
Cagey, Beverly Ann
Cagey, Braelynn Maxine
Cagey, Christine Ann
Cagey, Clarence Joseph
Cagey, Clarence Monty
Cagey, Clint Billy Jack
Cagey, Curtis Martin
Cagey, Elida Beverly
Cagey, George Merle
Cagey, Georgia Ray
Cagey, Henry Matthew
Cagey, Jaylyned Joseph Kutch
Cagey, Linda Rose
Cagey, Mary Helen
Cagey, Mary Samantha
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Cagey, Mona Lee
Cagey, Raymond Manuel
Cagey III Samuel Joseph
Cagey Jr., Samuel Michael
Cagey, Virginia Lee
Cagey, Wendy Janine
Cagey, Yvonne Marie
Cano, Shilo Lee
Cano -Martin, Shasta Little Star
Cantera, Robert John
Canute Jr., Albert Gabriel
Canute, Amelia Fiona
Cardoza, Mary Louise
Carter, Chrystal Marie
Case, Marjorie Marlene
Casimir, Carlene Mary
Casimir, Charlene Janice
Casimir, Paul A.
Casimir, Riley Timothy
Casimir-Tobey, Melanie Lou
Castaneda, Charles Jonathan
Castaneda, Evelyn Rose
Chance, Cheryl Ann
Charles, Adrianne Clare
Charles, Clifford A.
Charles Sr., George Anthony
Charles, Gordon James
Charles, Kathleen Joyce
Charles Sr., Ray
Chrisman, Ada Catherine
Christianson, Nanette Edith
Cisneros, Merena Lynn
Cladoosby, Denae Valentine
Conway, Theresa Mary
Cook, Lisa Ann
Cooke, Janice Christine
Cooke, Nicholas Daniel
Cooke, Patricia Ann
Cooke, Sandra Nan
Cooke, Virginia Marie
Cooper, Ginny Lee Tysa
Cooper Jr., Jerry Allen
Cooper, Justin Rob
Cordero, Tess Nanett
Coss, Kymberlie Ann
Coss, Sharon Elizabeth
Cultee, Alaysha Rose
Cultee, Alvin Francis
Cultee, Anna Marie
Cultee, Cara Natalie
Cultee, Christine Mary
Cultee Jr., Christopher Paul
Cultee Sr., Christopher Paul
Cultee, Cindy Lou
Cultee Jr., Clifford Aaron
Cultee, Donna Mae
Cultee, Elizabeth Ann
Cultee, Jean Francine
Cultee Sr., Kevin Matthew
Cultee III, Kitsap Solomon
Cultee Jr., Loren Eric
Cultee Sr., Loren Eric
Cultee Sr., Nathan Allen
Cultee, Susan Deanne
Cultee, Tamara Jean
Cultee, Tashina Marie
Cultee-Johnson, Amanda Jean
Cultee-Rosser, Stephen Robert
Davis, Jason Michael
Davis, Joy Lynn Elizabeth
Davis III, Robert Rae
Deardorff, Jessie Louise
Deardorff Jr., Leroy Valentino
Deardorff Sr., Leroy Valentino
Deardorff, Tracy Renae
Decoteau, Anthony Charles
Delgado, Linda Louise
Dennis, Angela Rose
Dennis, Lorayne Leann
Dennis, Lyn Doraine
Dennis, Marlin N.
Dennis III, Robert Levi
Dennis Jr., Robert Levi
Diggs, Tiffany Renee
Dillon, Regina Ann
Dodd, Mariah Jamie
Eckenberg, Linda Sue
Edwards, Bonnie Sue
Edwards, Dale Eugene
Edwards Jr., Darrel Leo Allen
Edwards Sr., Darrel Leo Allen
Edwards, Douglas Ralph
Edwards, Dwayne C.
Edwards, Janice L.
Edwards, Leanna Therese
Edwards, Leo Brian
Edwards Jr., Thomas
Egawa, Frederick Thomas
Egawa, Marie Yukie
Elzey, Shawnee Jo
Estes, Galen L.
Feliciano, Leilani Frances
Feliciano Jr., Vincent John
Felix, Johnny Dave
Felix-Cooke, Joleen Medel
Fields, Anne G.
Finkbonner, Amy Christine
Finkbonner, Arnold Frederick
Finkbonner, Becki Marie
Finkbonner, Bernard Ryan
Finkbonner, Betty Elaine
Finkbonner, Brenda Denise
Finkbonner, Bridgett Rae
Finkbonner, Charles Darvine
Finkbonner, Coreen Lee
Finkbonner, Dennis Charles
Finkbonner, Gerald Lee
Finkbonner, Jana Marie
Finkbonner, Janice Hazel
Finkbonner, Jeannie Marie
Finkbonner, Jeffrey Brian
Finkbonner, Joan Marie
Finkbonner, Julie Rae
Finkbonner Jr., Lawrence Frank
Finkbonner Sr., Lawrence
Frank
Finkbonner, Michael Joseph
Finkbonner, Miranda Jo
Finkbonner, Nikki Jo
Finkbonner, Paul L.
Finkbonner, Raydean Colleen
Finkbonner, Richard A.
Finkbonner, Robert Charles
Finkbonner, Robert Landon
Charles
Finkbonner, Robin Randell J.
Finkbonner Jr., Ronald Frank
Finkbonner Sr., Ronald Frank
Finkbonner, Roy Martin
Finkbonner, Sandra Lee
Finkbonner, Tracy Onawa Jean
Finkbonner, William John
Finkbonner, William Roswell
Fitzgibbon, Sunshine Helena
Francis, Theodore Kelly
Galler, Anthony Terrance
Gambler, Alvira E.
Gaona, Angela Lee Greene
Gaona, Bricenguy Greene
Gaona, Dolly Ann
Garcia Sr., Ernest Clifford
Garcia, Howard
Gensaw, Ernestine Marie
George, Alexis Cherelle
George, Arlene E.
George, Brian Christopher
George Jr., Donald Aaron
George, Farah Katherine
George, James Lee
George, James Ronald M.
George, Judith Ann
George, Kenny Davis
George, Lalaneya Lynn
George, Linda Louise
George, Marilyn Rose
George Sr., Markus Allen
George, Marsha Seraphine
George, Michael Alan
George, Michelle Alice
George, Mira Valerie
George, Patrick George
George, Renalynn Evangeline
George IV, Robert Warren
George, Russell Steven
George Sr., Travis Allen
George, Troy Lee
Gilland, Wilma Joyce
Green, Leanne Margaret
Greene, Casie Rae
Greene, George Ray
Greene, Joel William
Greene II, John Nathan
Greene Sr., John Nathan
Greene, Kyle Little Eagle
Greene, Lindsey Janae
Greene, Maureen Marie
Greene, Muriel Geraldine
Greene, Richard Michael
Guerrero, George Marcell
Hall, Joanne Lee
Hall, Raynette Alice
Hall, Roberta Anne
Harper, Edna Dorothy
Hawk, Niki Jo
Hayward, Bernadette Mae
Hayward, Nathan Joseph
Hillaire, Albert Bruce
Hillaire, Anthony Derek
Hillaire, Carla Rae
Hillaire, Clyde Andrew
Hillaire, Darrell Steven
Hillaire, David James
Hillaire, Deborah Marie
Hillaire, Edward Antone
Hillaire Sr., Edward Daniel
Hillaire, Elden David
Hillaire, Georgianna Irene
Hillaire, Gilbert Justin
Hillaire, Henry A.
Hillaire, Henry Patrick
Hillaire, Hilary Franchesca
Hillaire, Irene Evelyn
Hillaire, James R.
Hillaire, Jessica Fay
Hillaire Sr., Joseph Eric
Hillaire, Kateri Lee
Hillaire, Kendall Mark
Hillaire, Kimberly Renee
Hillaire, Marcus Dale
Hillaire, Maria Eloise
Hillaire, Mary Christine
Hillaire, Pauline Rose
Hillaire, Penny Carol
Hillaire, Priscilla Deeann
Hillaire, Rodney Boyd
Hillaire, Terrance Arthur
Hillaire, Terrance Joseph
Hillaire-Warbus, Ethel Dianne
Hillaire-Landsem, Marcelle
Teresa
Hillaire-Lumbert, Breeanna C.
Holmes, Jan Marie
Hootchew, Geraldine Patricia
Horne, Cynthia Gae
Horne Sr., Louis Donald
Horne, Vickie Lorraine
Hoskins, Elias
Hottowe, Judith Ann
Howell, Arthur F.
Howell, Diana F.
Humphreys, Althea Amonda
Humphreys, Amanda Eunice
Humphreys, Annie Loretta
Humphreys, III Arthur William
Humphreys, Charlene May
Humphreys, Kathleen Gay
Ides, Hamen Perry
Ides, Maxine E.
Jack, Crystal Renee
Jackson, James Duane
Jackson, Jonas Leo
Jackson, Patricia Simone
Jackson, Raini Shontae
James, Aaron Jay
James, Albert George
James, Amalia Ladean
James, Amy Ruth
James, Ariel Libby
James Jr., Armour Joseph
James Sr., Armour Joseph
James, Besalynn Mary
James, Betty Marie
James, Brad Peter
James, Brian Harold
James, Caleb Saul
James, Colleen Mary
James, Cordelia Anne Irene
Rosemary
James, Daryl Antony
James, David Allen
James III, David Frank
James Sr., David Frank
James Jr., David Frank
James, Elisia Ann
James, Frances Gladys
James, Garfield Robert
James, Gary Gene
James, Gayle Ellen
James, Genevieve Anastacia
James, Gerald Ivan
James, Harlan Clark
James, Harold Leroy
James, Iris Adreen
James, Iris Ann
James Jr., Jeffrey Joel
James, Jewell Praying Wolf
James, Johnee Janel
James, Josepheus Jade
James, Josephine Adeline
James, Kaleen Cassandra M.
James, Krysta Rose
James, Lisa Muriel
James Sr., Lonnie Jess
James, Marion Denise
James, Marjorie Ann
James, Matthew Robert
James, Michael Ray
James, Michelle Lynette
James, Nathan Daniel
James Sr., Norbert Steven
James, Pamela Elaine
James, Patricia Ann
James Sr., Peter Joseph
James, Ramona Elena
James, Raphael Paul
James, Raymond Vern
James, Regina Cherie
James Jr., Reynold Carl
James Sr., Reynold Carl
James, Samantha Kristine
James, Sarah Renee
James, Sheri Catherine
James, Sybil Louise
James, Tessa Marie
James, Thelma Mae
James, Thomas Todd
James, Walter Dana
James Jr., Warren Francis
James, William Arthur
Jameson, Crystal Ann
Jameson Jr., Vincent
Jameson Sr., Vincent
Jansen Sr., Errol Conroy
Jansen, Mark Dellane
Jefferson, Alan Patrick
Jefferson Sr., Alexander Andrew
Jefferson Jr., Alexander Andrew
Jefferson, Alexandra Ann
Jefferson, Alice Lewis
Jefferson, Alissa Ranay
Jefferson, Allen Gerald
Jefferson, Alma Louise
Jefferson, Andrea Rose
Jefferson, Angela Candace
Jefferson, Angelo James
Jefferson, Anna Rose
Jefferson, Benadict James
Jefferson Sr., Boyd Matthew
Jefferson, Candy Louise
Jefferson, Charles William
Jefferson, Coreena Ann
Jefferson, Daniel Lee
Jefferson, Daria Mary Rose
Jefferson IV, David Hugh
Jefferson III, David Hugh
Jefferson Jr., Delfred Mark
Jefferson, Denise Jaqueline
Jefferson, Doris Ann
Jefferson, Erin Lillian
Jefferson Jr., Ernest Joseph
Jefferson III, Ernest Joseph
Jefferson, Eva Terece
Jefferson, Evelyn Darlene
Jefferson, Felix James
Jefferson III, Francis L
Jefferson, Gail Marie
Jefferson, Gale Gabriel
Jefferson, Gale Raynard
Jefferson, Gerald Michael
Jefferson, Issac George
Jefferson, James Carleton
Jefferson, Janet Kathleen
Jefferson, Jennifer Lynn
Jefferson, John Alexander
Jefferson, Juanita Irene
Jefferson, Julie Ann
Jefferson, Justina Mae
Jefferson, Karyl Susan
Jefferson, Kelli Roxann
Jefferson, Kelly Ann
Jefferson, Kendra Kayla
Angelina
Jefferson, Kristina Marie
Jefferson Jr., Leonard Patrick
Jefferson Sr., Levi Leslie
Jefferson, Lynette Marie
Jefferson, Meriah Jean
Jefferson Sr., Merle Benidict
Jefferson, Michael Delfred
Jefferson, Michael Steven
Jefferson, Michelle Marie
Jefferson, Nicole Deanne
Jefferson III Ralph Charles
Jefferson Jr., Ralph Charles
Jefferson Sr., Ralph Charles
Jefferson Sr., Raymond Francis
Jefferson, Rebecca Anne
Jefferson, Rita Nicolassa
Jefferson, Rob Douglas
Jefferson, Robert Earl
Jefferson, Royrey Daniels
Jefferson, Sally Anne
Jefferson, Samantha Anne
Jefferson, Sandra Rose
Jefferson, Stacie Gaye
Jefferson, Tanya Marie
Jefferson, Teresa May
Jefferson, Toni Renee
Jefferson, Veda Ann
Jefferson, Velda Rose
Jefferson, Verna May
Jefferson, Vicky Lynn
Jefferson Jr., William David
Jefferson, William Toby
Jefferson-Ayosa, Adrian Gabriel
Jefferson-Ayosa, Tabitha Jeanne
Jefferson-Greene, Bonnie Jean
Jeffries, Cora Delphine
Jeffries, James Owen
Jeffries, Nathaniel Owen
Jimmie, Jordie Scott
Jimmy, Antonia Venissa Marie
Joe, Laurie Elouise
John Jr., Ernest Francis
John, Juanita Marie
John, Patricia Laurel
John, Salina Marie
John, William Lloyd
Johnnie, Al Scott
Johnson, Andrea Karen
Johnson, Anita Louise
Johnson, Ardellina R.
Johnson, Charles Joseph
Johnson, Cheryl Marie
Johnson, David Matthew
Johnson, David Michael
Johnson, Howard Steven
Johnson, Janelle Jacqueline
Johnson, Jodean Marie
Johnson Jr., Joseph
Johnson, Kanem Jeremy
Johnson, Kent Duane
Johnson, Marianne Vivian
Johnson, Mary Jane
Johnson, Richard Dennis
Johnson, Robert Dewey
Johnson, Rosemarie Ann
Johnson, Sean Dewey
Johnson, Sharon A.
Johnson, Todd Joseph
Johnson Sr., Verne Aloysius
Johnson Sr., Vernon Victor
Johnson, Victor Lee
Jojola, Idelle Anne
Jojola, Juliene Crystal
Jones, Clyde August
Jones, Darren Lee
Jones, Edward Lee
Jones, Guy Everett
Jones, Josephine Julia
Jones, Julianne Irene
Jones Sr., Lance Daniel
Jones, Merisa Karleen
Jones, Rosanna Alane
Jones, Threasa Marie
Jones Jr., William Earl
Jones Sr., William Earl
Jones-Phair, Ginger Allison
Joy, Nadine Marie
Juarez, Barbara Arlene
Jules, Dillon Marice
Julius, Aaron Scott
Julius, Anthony Haynes
Julius, Christine Mary
Julius, Christopher Blayne Lee
Julius, Gail Louise
Julius, Gary Richard
Julius, Haynes Rodney
Julius, James Michael
Julius, Jeremiah Jay
Julius, Kacia Anne
Julius, Marcia Dee
Julius, Misty Kathleen
Julius, Shelli Leann
Julius, Tamera Jeneen
Julius, Tami Teresa
Julius, Tawny Iesha
Julius, Taylor Anthony
Julius, Teresa Ellen
Julius, Victoria Jean
Kamkoff, Alexander Felix
Kamkoff, Charles Henry
Kamkoff, Christian Alexander
Kamkoff, Daniel Andrew
Kamkoff, Edward Douglas
Kamkoff, Edward Romaka
Kamkoff, Jamie Lee Rose
Kamkoff, Vela Kathleen
Kamkoff, Wylie J.
Kamkoff-James, Josephine L.
Kawakone, Tahnee Raven
Kelly, Gordon James
Kelly, Juanita Dawn
Kelly, Kendra Anna
Kelly, Kevin Alvin
Kelly, Mary Ann
Kiely, Ada Marie
Kinley, Billie Jean
Kinley, Cindy Marie
Kinley, Eleanor Donna Lee
Kinley, Jeri Anna
Kinley, Karlie Jai Elizabeth
Kinley, Kristin Leanna
Kinley, Larry George
Kinley, Lloyd Levine
Kinley, Maureen R.
Kinley, Nicole Lynn
Kinley Jr., Randolph James
Kinley Sr., Randolph James
Kinley, Rebecca Rose
Kinley Sr., Richard Allen
Kinley, Scott Levene
Kinley, Sharon Rose
Kinley, Sherri Lynn
Kinley, Steven Norbert
Kinley, Thomas Dwight
Kinley-Bob, Tyler Nickolas
Kinley-Sanders, Sheena Marie
Kopplin Jr., Christopher Allen
Kopplin, Misty Lee
Kurtz, John Paul
Kurtz, Mellisa Florence
Laclair, Angeline Sylvia
Laclair, Bernard W.
Laclair, Coreen Renea
Laclair, Cyril James
Laclair, Cyril Thais
Laclair, Dee Anna Fey
Laclair Sr., Edward Charles
Laclair, Helena Ivy Ann
Laclair, Henry Marcel
Laclair, Jeannette Naylene
Laclair Sr., Joseph L
Laclair, Kassandra Mae
Laclair, Marcella Jean
Laclair, Phillip Lavander
Laclair Sr., Raymond Francis
Laclair, Richard Kenneth
Laclair, Smokey Charles
Laclair, Vanessa Martine
Laclair, Wilbert Paul
Laclair Jr., Wilfred Ernest
Laclair Sr., Wilfred Ernest
Laclair, William Francis
Laclair, William Patrick
Laclair-Lane, Trena Bernadette
Lambert, Stephanie Anne
Landsem, Shelby Anne
Lane, Alfred Matthew
Lane, Alyssa Irenee
Lane, Angelina Christina
Lane, Anjanette Rose
Lane III, Arthur Christopher
Lane Sr., Carl David
Lane, Carol Ann
Lane, Chantelle Vanessa
Lane, Crystal Lee
Lane, Darlene Velma
Lane, Doreen Mae
Lane, Elaine Marie
Lane III, Ernest Oscar
Lane Jr., Ernest Oscar
Lane, Fredrick Francis
Lane, Geneva Stephanie
Lane Jr., George Francis
Lane Sr., George Francis
Lane, Glen Henry
Lane, Jack Harold
Lane, James Martin
Lane, Janet Ann
Lane, Jeffery Frank
Lane, Joanna Marie
Lane, Jonathan Michael
Lane, Kyralee Lynn
Lane, Laverne Theresa
Lane, Levi Christopher
Lane, Marcelline Anne
Lane, Mary Teresa
Lane, Michael Sean
Lane, Michella Shaneen
Lane, Miles Francis
Lane, Patrick Dana
Lane, Patrick Henry
Lane, Patrisha Darlene
Lane, Randolph Jon
Lane, Raymond John
Lane, Regina Carol
Lane, Solomon Reynold
Lane, Steven Francis
Lane, Tanesha Marie
Lane, Theresa Louise
Lane, Tiana Rose
Lane, Vernell Patricia
Lane Jr., Vernon Adrian
Lane Sr., William Adam
Lane Sr., Zachary Joe
Lane-Black, Deidre Rose
Lane-Jefferson, Steven Corey
Lane-Oneill, Liana Allison
Lane-Pierre, Ayla Joy
Lane-Sutton, Cleo Rose
Lawrence, Carl Michel
Lawrence, Charles Peter
Lawrence, Colin Quin-seenum Ryan
Lawrence, Crayton Santana
Lawrence, Elizabeth Frances
Lawrence III, Frank Louis
Lawrence, George Peter
Lawrence, Israel Lyle
Lawrence Sr., Issac Solomon
Lawrence, Jeannette Joyce
Lawrence, John Wayne
Lawrence Jr., Julian Anthony
Lawrence, Lillian Rose
Lawrence, Lucas Alex
Lawrence, Mari Page
Lawrence Sr., Mark Steven
Lawrence Jr., Mark Steven
Lawrence, Michael James
Lawrence Sr., Paul Victor
Lawrence, Sean Michael
Lawrence, Theresa Ann
Lawrence, Tina Marie
Lawrence, Wilfred Alex
Leach, Robert Ryan
Legarde, Bernard Amos
Leighton, Heather Honey
Long, Kenneth Apiani
Long, Ralph Alexander
Loureiro, David A.
Loyd, Bradley Ryan
Lucero, Lori Ann
Lumbert, Brandon Earl
Mahle, Krista Jo Angeline
Mamac, Meagan Florence
Marois, Debbie Jo
Marois Jr., James Ray
Marois, Kristina Marie
Marois, Merena Louise Ellen
Francel
Marois, Thomas Edward
Marquez, Antonio Evan R.
Marquez, Dorotea Darrell Lee
Marquez, Lillian Charlene
Martin, Akesha Mary
Martin, Carmen Mary
Martin, Constance Gayle
Martin, Emmeline Rose
Martin, Erica Shawneen
Martin III, Francis Henry
Martin, Garrick Shawn
Martin, Germaine Little Eagle
Martin, Hope Ann
Martin, Janine Della
Martin Jr., Jay Ruduloph
Martin, Josephine A.
Martin, Manda Emilie
Martin, Marcell Henry
Martin, Margaret A.
Martin, Melissa Rose
Martin, Shane Little Cloud
Martin, Stephanie Renay
Martin Sr., Wendell Noel
Matthiesen, Ashley Ann
McCluskey, Isabelle Evelynn
McCluskey, Russell Charles
Mcdonald, Ramona Lisa
McDougal, Marilyn L.
McLean, Milton Neal
Messer, William John
Miller, Charles Anchena
Cheanna
Miller, Charles Dale Leo
Miller, Kenneth Ran
Miller, Shontae Christine
Mireau, Phillip Kenneth
Mireau, Teresa
Misanes Jr., Gerald Walter
Misanes, Gertrude Elizabeth
Misanes, Inauncio Henry
Misanes, Miranda Faith
Misanes Sr., Vincent Leroy
Misanes Jr., Vincent Leroy
Mitchell, Cassandra Kay
Mitchell, Muriel Dora
Mitchell Jr., Robert Steven
Mohr, Becky Lynn
Montenegro, Connie Dee
Moore, Stacey Lynn
Morganroth, Henry Lee
Morganroth, Marilyn
Morganroth, Mary Fran
Morris, Cheri Rose
Morris, Frank Dion
Morris, Mary Angeline
Morris, Ramona
Morris Sr., Raphael James
Morris Jr., Raphael James
Morris, Rayanne Carolyn
Morris Jr., Robert Joseph
Morris Sr., Robert Joseph
Morris Jr., Ronald Patrick
Morris, Talin Lee
Morris III, Thomas James
Moss, Mae
Muniz, Renee Elaine
Nau, Marie Annette
Neil, Mary Michelle
Neil, Terri Jeane
Nevins, Tricia Laureen
Nickolsen, Herbert Oscar
Noland Sr., Al Norman
Noland, Maxine Arlene
Noland Jr., Ronald Lee
Noland Sr., Ronald Lee
Noland, Tamera Christine
Noland-James, Audrey Adeline
Norcross, Carol Ann
Oldham, Martin Sean
Oliver, Steven Neal
Olsen, April Irene
Olsen, Dale Lee
Olsen, Darlene Ann
Olsen Sr., Darren Ray
Olsen, Haley Nicole
Olsen, Lola Lee
Olsen, Loretta E.
Olsen, Tara Leigh
Olsen, Thomas James
Olsen, Tracy Marie
Olsen, Troy Herman
Oreiro, David William Cagey
Ostrand, Vanessa Catharine
Owings, Irenee Jo Vonn
Owings, Malcolm Craig
Owings, Maria Cristina
Owings, Ramona D.
Pantalia, Joseph Alan
Pantalia, Ryan James
Pantalia, Timothy Jon
Parker, Betty Jean
Parsons, Carol Laura
Paul, Eugene Elmer
Paul, Johnny Edwin
Paul, Linda Joy
Paul, Priscilla Belle
Paull, Robert Martin
Perez, Jennifer Marie
Perez, Merrilee Sharon
Perez, Sharon Ruth
Perkins, Natasha Marie
Perkins, Vesta Elizabeth
Perkins, Violet Gail
Peters, Brian Christopher
Peters, Carolyn Marie
Peters, Loreen Ann
Peters, Makalie June
Peters, Michael A.
Peters, Richard Frederick
Peters, Shayna Michelle
Peterson, Gwendolyn Marie
Phair, Adam James
Phair, Alta Georgia
Phair, Ardith Marie
Phair, Bobbi Jean
Phair, Celina Rose
Phair, Christopher John
Phair, Crystal Gayle
Phair, Cynthia Sue
Phair, Diana Renee
Phair, Elaina Angel
Phair, Gail Alice
Phair, Gordon Scott
Phair, Gordon Stuart
Phair, Jessica Lee
Phair, Johanna Taci
Phair Sr., Joseph Levi
Phair Jr., Joseph Levi
Phair, Joshua Logan
Phair, Lisa Robin
Phair, Lorna Margaret
Phair Sr., Mark Stephen
Phair, Marvin Lee
Phair, Marya Lynn
Phair, Michael Lee
Phair, Patricia May
Phair, Rachel Joy
Phair Sr., Ronald Clarence
Phair, Terry Leon
Phair, Valerie Joy
Phare, Darrell Wayne
Phare, Richard James
Phare, Sheryl Monica Marie
Pierre, Brian Lee
Pierre, Bruce Steven
Pierre, Kathy Ann
Placid, Martina
Plaster, James Gale
Plaster, Lee Allen
Plaster, Marina C.
Plaster, Michael Dale
Plaster, Norbert Paul
Point, Adam Christopher
Point, Andrea Dorreen
Point, Deanna Crystal
Point, Ernestine Ann
Point, Evlyn Rose
Point, Flavian Syril
Point, Verna Marie
Porter, Laura Marie
Priest, Chad Barrett
Priest, Lawrence William
Priest, Rena Marie
Rabang, Felicia Rose
Rabang, Teresa Ray Stinta
Ramos, Marie Elaine
Redlightning, Inez May
Revey Sr., Andre Reginald
Revey, Brandon Andre
Revey, Carol Mavis
Revey, Christopher Avery
Revey, Christopher Ross
Revey Sr., Dennis Leroy
Revey Jr., ,Dennis Leroy
Revey, Farren Michelle
Revey Sr., George Jay
Revey, James Christopher
Revey, Jason James
Revey, Jaysonha Jaid
Revey, Jean Alice
Revey, Jean Ernestine A.
Revey, Johnny Melvin
Revey, Leslye Renee
Revey, Lisa Marie
Revey, Mackenzie Mildred
Revey, Mary Ann Irene
Revey, Monica Ann
Revey, Rosalee Arlene
Revey, Rosalee Marie
Revey, Ryan Thomas
Revey Jr., Valentino E.
Revey III, Valentino Emanuel
Revey Sr., William Casimir
Richan, Mellanie Eve
Ridley, Daral Gay
Ridley, Daralee Mary A.
Ridley, Maria Kay
Ridley, Richard Patrick
Roberts, Barbara Marie
Roberts, Sharon Marie
Rodriguez, Alesha Mary
Rodriguez, Katrina Rose
Rosario, Brenton Charles
Rosario, Patricia Ann
Rosario, Rita Marie
Rosario, Terri Lynn
Russell, Carey Lloyd
Sampson, Raphael Paul
Sanchez, Charles Levi
Sanders, Cheryl Lynn
Sanders, Darrel Lee
Sanders, Karl Francis
Sanders, Leah Renee
Sanders, Mitchell Francis
Santana, Lisa Michelle
Scarborough, Bethany Shane
Scarborough, Darryl George
Scarborough, Kim Dorothy
Scarborough, Mary Ernestine
Scarborough, Tyson Lee
Schaeffer, Patrick Aaron
Schnackenberg, Colby Alan
Schumacher, Hazel D.
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Scott, Angel Renae
Scott, Barbara Elaine
Scott, Cameron Charles
Scott, Celestina Elizabeth
Scott, Charles Albert
Scott Jr., James
Scott Sr., James
Scott, Karen E.
Scott Jr., Paul David
Scott Sr., Ralph Richard
Scott Jr., Ralph Richard
Scott, Rosalie Irene
Shanburn, Misty Dawn
Simmonds, Roman Gabriel
Simmonds, Ursula Dawn
Simmonds, Veronica Ann
Simmonds Sr., Ward Christopher
Simmonds Jr., Ward Christopher
Smith, Janice Jane
Smith, Nicole Dee
Solomon, Amy N.
Solomon, April Marie
Solomon, Bobbie Sue
Solomon, Brad Lee
Solomon, Brandy Cyrene
Solomon, Brenda Caron
Solomon, Bridgette Arlene
Solomon, Candace Cyrene
Solomon, Carrie Ann
Solomon Jr., Charles Luke
Solomon, Charlotte Adelle
Solomon, Cheryl Ann
Solomon, Christina Dawn
Solomon, Crystal Nadine Marie
Solomon, Cutrina Faith
Solomon Sr., Dewey Nicholas
Solomon, Elizabeth Elaine
Solomon, Felicia Joy
Solomon Jr., Felix Michael
Solomon Jr., Glen Rudy
Solomon, Grant Lewis
Solomon, Heidi Rose
Solomon, Jacqueline Rose
Solomon Sr., James Anthony
Solomon, James Clarence
Solomon, Janet Holly
Solomon, Jazelle Elizabeth Mae
Solomon, Jeffery Allen
Solomon, Jeni Lee
Solomon, Jennifer Rose
Solomon Jr. John Lewis
Solomon, Karen Lynn
Solomon, Karla Nadine Anne
Solomon, Kathleen Vera
Solomon, Kirk L.
Solomon, Laura Ann Rose
Solomon, Laura Lee
Solomon, Leo Felix
Solomon, Leon Jarvis
Solomon, Loralee M.
Solomon, Mary Anne
Solomon, Melanie Elizabeth
Solomon Sr., Michael William
Solomon Jr., Michael William
Solomon, Mitchell Scott
Solomon, Patricia R.
Solomon, Ralph W.
Solomon, Raphael Joseph
Solomon, Richard Stephen
Solomon, Rosalie Esther
Solomon, Ruth Virginia
Solomon, Sharon Grace
Solomon Sr., Steven Sidney
Solomon, Theodore Scott
Solomon, Timothy Allen
Solomon, Timothy Justin
Solomon, Tina Joann
Solomon, Toby William
Solomon, Tonya Marie
Solomon, Tyrone Anthony
Solomon Sr., Victor Dean
Solomon, William Boyd
Solomon, Wilma Vera
Spencer, Lucille Marilyn
Splockton, Christina Cesarita
Stremler, Maxine Faye
Sturgeon, Janelle Ellen
Sturgeon Jr., Kyle Ronald
Sturgeon Jr., William B.
Sutton, Donald Clinton
Tait, Candice Joyce
Tait, Karen Marie
Taldo, Star Lynn
Tally, Bobbie Joe Christine
Tally, Robert Joseph C.
Tally, Vontella Clara
Tapuro Jr., Roque A
Taylor, Carmen Estelle
Taylor, Justina Marie
Taylor-Oliver, Teresa N.
Thomas, Aaron Martin
Thomas, Belle Jean
Thomas, Bernard P.
Thomas, Danielle Marie
Thomas Jr., George Reynold
Thomas, Irene Mercedes
Thomas, Julie Marie
Thomas, Monica Marie
Thomas, Randall Benjamin
Thomas, Sarah Ashley
Thomas-Miller, Yvonne M.
Toby, Albert Kevin
Toby, Anthony Rene
Toby, Ashley Sharmel
Toby, Carlene Anne
Toby, Carolee
Toby, Cyrus Jordan
Toby Sr., Jermaine Lee
Toby, Jerome Nicolas
Toby, Latisha Nicole
Toby, Lisa Rae
Toby, Louella Ann
Toby, Lucetta M.
Toby, Nicholas William
Toby, Stephaine Dawn
Toby, Steven Mark
Toby, Taliah Marie
Toby, Verla Joy
Toby Jr., Verle Anthony
Toby Sr., Verle Anthony
Toby, Viola Mary
Toby-Revey, Loretta Marie
Toler, Cheryl Dora
Tom, Carol Mavis
Tom, Dustin Clayton
Tom Sr., Jerome Albert
Tom, Karen Kay
Tom Jr., Keith Jeffery
Tom, Laura Rose
Tom, Lawrence
Tom, Lexie Jean
Tom, Lorita Louise
Tom, Peter Lawrence
Tom, Ralph Richard
Tom, Randy Robert
Tom, Reatha Alexandrea
Tom, Regina Dawn
Tom, Tammy Jo
Tom, Thomas Peter
Tommy, Joyce
Topaum, Patricia Ann
Torres, Gerald Lavar
Torres, Julie Ann
Tso, Lena Anne
Tso, Samuel Nakai
Turner, Gloria Rose
Urbanec, La Belle Veronica
Vargas, Doreen Eve
Veale, Carol Ann
Victor Jr., Frederick Ambrose
Victor, Peter
Wall, Joyce Elaine
Warbus, Cynthia Lena
Warbus Jr., Floyd Thomas
Warbus, Josephine Susan
Warbus, Judy R.
Warbus, Kalvin George
Warbus, Kelly Jean
Warbus, Kristina Renee
Warbus, Laudine Marie
Warbus, Robert Arthur
Warbus, Rose Andrea
Ward, Chad Eli
Ware, Esther Janice
Washington, Alphonso Dean
Washington, Antone Bennett
Washington, Autumn Rose
Washington, Bernalyn Ann
Washington Jr., Charles Edward
Washington Sr., Charles
Edward
Washington, Danita V.
Washington, Ernestine Frances
Washington, Geraldine Gail
Washington, Gloria Jean
Washington, Ivan Louis
Washington, Joseph Edward
Washington, Lucas
Washington, Marcelene Ann
Washington, Marlisa Anne
Washington Sr., Robert Francis
Washington Jr., Robert Francis
Washington, Sharlaine Marie
Washington Jr., Vendean James
Washington-Mamac, Victoria Lee
Weeks, Dawnelle Florence
Weeks Jr., Donald Monte
Wesley, John Clarence
Wilbur, Joseph Allen
Wilbur, Loreen Joan
Wilbur, Nadine Clara
Wilbur, Raymond James
Wilkinson, Cyrus August
Willard III, Alfred Earl
Willard, Emily Jane
Willett, Lucy Rose
Williams, Carlene Deanne
Williams, Christian Lawrence
Williams, Dalenna Crystal
Williams, Dean Alexander
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Williams, Dean Larry
Williams, George Thomas
Williams, Karen Louise
Williams, Laura Virginia
Williams, Lorraine May
Williams, Michael Darren
Williams, Natalie Marie
Williams, Sheri- Lee Anne
Williams, Shirley Louise
Williams, Stephanie Gail
Wilson, Althea Dawn
Wilson, Brent James
Wilson, Candice Ann
Wilson, Charles Russell
Wilson, Cynthia Marie
Wilson, Dana Gordon
Wilson, Dylan Christopher
Wilson Sr., Gordon Robert
Wilson Jr., Gordon Robert
Wilson, Helen Marie
Wilson, James Henry
Wilson, Michael Lawrence
Wilson, Norton Anthony
Wilson Sr., Robin Kent
Wilson, Sara Jean Louise
Wilson, Setrina Little Fawn
Wolf, Sharon Lee
Wolfblack, Alsie Rose
Wright, Candace Hazel
Wright, Shilo Marie
Yniguez, Romaka Lorenzo
York, Jacob Paul Scott
Young, Clara Rose
Young, Clarissa Isabell
Zollner, Hannah Jamal
Zollner, Justin Michael
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Bob’s Garage“Think like a race driver, part three”
cyclists, pedestrians,
or a parked vehicle
on the shoulder just
beyond the crest of
the hill, you’re going
to be very busy very
suddenly.
Of course the usual response is: “What
about driving on a flat
stretch where I can
see plenty far ahead?”
Photograph by Joyce Menard
My response to that
response is that it’s a bad
By Bob Aiken
habit. You are reinforcing
that bad habit by continu I’m lucky in that I
ally practicing it, and one
don’t have to use the larger,
day it’ll bite you. Better
more crowded thoroughinstead to practice staying
fares on my commute becentered up in the lane. It’s
tween home and work. The
not hard to do. Two tricks
fact that I’m surrounded by
that make this task easy
countryside that features
come to mind: First, use
much in the way of natuthe passenger side mirror
ral beauty and little in the
to see if you can spot the
way of traffic makes that
fog line of the lane behind
commute much more reyou. If you can’t, you’re
laxing and enjoyable than
on top of it. Second, once
if I had to drive in town or
you’ve figured out that all
on the interstate. It does,
of you car is left of the fog
though, allow me to pay
line, see where said fog
closer attention to errors
line intersects the hood of
in driving technique that
your car or bottom of your
I’m engaging in as well as
windshield frame.
those of drivers that I come
in contact with.
There is much more
involved here than just
One that I see a lot is
learning to stay in the
this business of straddling
center of the lane. This is
the fog line with the car.
practicing the basic skills
Not only is it sloppy drivof car control, and gaining, but it’s dangerous if
ing a greater awareness of
you’re doing it while apwhere your car is on the
proaching a hill. If there are
road. In a sudden emer- due to conditions such
gency, these are skills that as temperature, weather,
blowing sand, fluids on the
you may need.
track, etc.
There is a direct conThe driver’s job is to
nection to racing here.
Remember, auto racing is delay braking into the turn
much more than tearing as long as possible, to turn
around a track at outra- into the corner as smoothly
geous speeds. Skills that as possible, and exit at the
you or I practice on the highest speed he can. That
roads are expanded on in means at some point in the
racing – especially road curve, the driver will have
racing. As Paul Petersen the car right at the edge of
detailed in his book on the pavement (or maybe
high performance driving, even just on the grass) on
races aren’t won in the the inside of the turn. That
turns. They are won on the point is referred to as the
straights. The importance “apex” of the turn. For each
of learning how to corner corner the correct apex is
well is more involved in different. During the race,
losing as little speed as changing track conditions,
possible from the straight traffic, and the setups of
section you are leaving to each individual car will
enter the turn and finding cause the correct apex to
the straightest exit out of change for each turn. The
the turn so that you can driver that does well will
accelerate as quickly as have been hitting the apexpossible to top speed on the es throughout the course
straight section coming up. accurately and consistently.
The drivers who are better To miss an apex by as little
at this than other drivers as a foot is considered to be
in the race will be leading an egregious error.
the race.
This is not magic. Each
car has different handling
characteristics. Each corner requires a different
path through to help the
driver achieve the lowest
lap times possible. The
road surface itself changes
So what does this have
to do with just tooling down
a pleasant country lane?
Well how about that little
old lady in the Buick backing out onto the road just
ahead? She’s just seen you,
nails the brakes, blocking
two thirds of the road, and
you don’t have room to
stop. The good news is that
you have a third of the lane
left as well as some grass to
roll on before the ground
drops away into a deep
ditch with a culvert just a
bit further ahead.
So, can you get past
her? Will your car fit?
Hitting the culvert in the
ditch will send you to the
emergency room. Hitting
the Buick even with your
brakes locked will still pop
the little old lady’s head
out the window and onto
the road.
Here’s the steering
wheel and here are the
pedals. You figure it out.
Keep it between the
ditches and the shiny side
up.
September’s tip of the month:
Okay, cold weather’s going to be here in a
month or so. It’s a good time to check the fluids
in the car, see if the battery needs replacing, and
make sure your stash of emergency supplies is
stocked and complete.
Storytime begins
in September at
Lummi Library
Submitted by NWIC
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On Sept. 18, the Lummi
Library will begin hosting
storytime for young children. The free gatherings
will take place on Tuesdays
at 1p.m. and last about
30 minutes. Children and
those who care for them are
invited to listen to stories
and sing songs.
“Feel like Clive Cussler for
adventure, Patricia Cornwell for mystery, Danielle
Steele for romance? Check
out our basement shelves
for a surprise.”
And those who have a
valid library card from either Bellingham Public Library or Whatcom County
Library can request that
books from those libraries
be delivered to Lummi for
check out and return, McBeth said.
“We have a cozy and
colorful children’s corner,
and have recently added to
our collection of children’s
“Check us out,” she
books,” Valerie McBeth,
said.
“We may have more to
Lummi Library director,
said. “Come join Marty offer than you realize.”
and Randall for fun with
The Lummi Library is
stories.”
located on Northwest IndiThe library has also an College’s main campus
added to its collection of at 2522 Kwina Road, and
is open Monday through
DVDs, McBeth said.
Thursday from 8 a.m. to 7
“Less well known is p.m., Friday from 8 a.m. to
a collection of fiction by 5 p.m. and Sunday from 10
popular authors,” she said. a.m. to 6 p.m.
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NOTE: The following editorial(s), in no way directly reflect the opinions of Lummi Indian Business
Council, it’s members or its staff, unless otherwise noted. Letters to the editor are always welcome.
Please send them to: Lummi Squol Quol Editor, 2616 Kwina Road, Bellingham, WA 98226 email:
[email protected]
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Notices
IN THE TRIBAL COURT
FOR THE LUMMI NATION, No. 2011
CVNP 2705
NOTICE
ATTN:
Jeannie Marie Ketchersid, Mason
Moa, John Barrowman, & any person
claiming to be the father of the following children: Kanin Ketchersid
(DOB 8/8/2001); John Barrowman
(Age 3).
YOU ARE HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE:
that a Petition for Non-Parental
Custody has been filed in the Lummi
Tribal Court (Case No. 2011 CVNP
2705). You must respond to this
summons and the petition by (1)
contacting the Clerk of Court and
stating that you will appear in court
to respond orally on the record; or
(2) filing a written response with the
court, and serving the petitioner as
shown. Your written response must
state if you oppose the petition and
the reasons for your opposition. If
you do not take either action within
21 days after the date this summons
was served on you, the court may enter an order of default against you,
and the court may, without further
notice to you, enter an order granting custody as requested in the petition.
IN THE TRIBAL COURT
FOR THE LUMMI NATION, No. 2012
CVNP 2935
NOTICE
ATTN:
John Ed Davis-Monar & any person
claiming to be the father of the
following children: Kaidence Davis
(9-29-2002).
Lummi nation
YOU ARE HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE:
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That a Petition for Non-Parental Custody has been filed in the Lummi Tribal Court (Case No. 2012 CVNP 2935).
You must respond to this summons
and the petition by (1) contacting the
Clerk of Court and stating that you
will appear in court to respond orally
on the record; or (2) filing a written
response with the court, and serving
the petitioner as shown. Your written
response must state if you oppose
the petition and the reasons for your
opposition. If you do not take either
action within 21 days after the date
this summons was served on you, the
court may enter an order of default
against you, and the court may, without further notice to you, enter an
order granting custody as requested
in the petition.
LEGAL
NOTICES
Summons by Publication
Pursuant to the Lummi Code of Laws
3.03.040:
In the Tribal Court of the Lummi Nation
In Re the Guardianship of T.F.
Lummi Nation, et al, vs. Dakota
Boome, et al, Respondents.
Case Number: 2010 CVGD 2278
GUARDIANSHIP
A lawsuit has been filed against you
in the above-mentioned Court by the
Lummi Nation establishing guardianship of a minor child in which you
are named as the father. In order to
defend against this lawsuit, you must
answer the complaint by stating your
defense in writing and filing it with
the Court and serving it by mail or in
person upon the Lummi Nation at the
address below. If you fail to do this
within thirty (30) days after the date
of the publication of this Summons,
or by SEPTEMBER 27, 2012, a default
judgment may be entered against you.
A default judgment would establish
the petitioners as guardian(s) of the
minor child
This matter is next set for hearing at
the Lummi Tribal Courthouse, located
at 2616 Kwina Road, Bellingham, WA
98226, on SEPTEMBER 27, 2012 at
9:00 a.m. If you are economically
unable to hire an attorney, you can
obtain one at no cost by calling (360)
384-2355.
PUBLIC
NOTICE
To: Brenton C. Rosario
A Protection Order has been filed
against you in Lummi Tribal Court,
Cause No. 2012 CVPD 3100. You are
hereby commanded to appear and
show cause why the temporary order should not be made effective for
one year or more and why the Court
should not order the relief requested by the Petitioner or other relief
which may include payment of costs
and treatment. FAILURE TO APPEAR
AT THE HEARING MAY RESULT IN THE
COURT GRANTING SUCH RELIEF. The
next hearing date is September 17
2012 at 10:00am.
Attention
All
Fundraising
Community
Groups!!!
If your group/
club/family is
Fundraising
for social,
educational,
cultural,or civic
purposes that
benefit members of the
Lummi community apply NOW
for Community
Contributions.
Applications
are available
at on a link at
lummigatewaycenter.com
or via email at
stephaniet@
lummi-nsn.gov
or we will
make them
available at
Council Operation front desk.
Call LNSO&
Ventures @
384-2331 for
more information.
APPLICATIONS DUE BY
SEPTEMBER
30
(or following
business day).
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Lummi Transit Schedule
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Donations
Accepted!
Please
donate
recyclable
bags to
Commodity
Foods
Food Bank
Program to
be used by
clients!
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Community Updates
Squol
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Community Updates
2012 Paddle to Squaxin Island
By Tabitha Jefferson, Squol Quol Staff
July 18, 2012, The Cedar Rose Canoe family set off from the Lummi
reservation along side the Hileqw-Lhani “Happy Lady”. Making a
quick stop at Lummi Island deep water bay to have some lunch, and
a introduction to get to know each-other. We were off to our first stop
Samish. Where we were greeted and welcomed to come ashore. With
every stop there was an exchange of culture.
The third day of our Journey to Squaxin Island was one of the
longest pulls we had to endure. With the weather not in our favor,
we fought waves and some open water. We really came together by
singing songs and encouraging each other to keep going. One of the
biggest jokes we have on the canoe is that the next destination is just
around the next corner.
Lummi nation
Suquamish was the stop were all the canoes were going to be merging. It was an amazing site to see cones for miles from all directions.
One thing we would do when we got in to shore would be to find a
Starbucks. As we were pulling in to Suquamish someone on the canoe
yelled out “there is Starbucks!” A chant started Starbucks Starbucks.
It was one of the funniest moments on the canoe.
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Some of the most memorable moments at camp would be Uncle
Smitty singing bone games songs with us and watching the smiles on
all kid’s faces. One day, while setting up camp, someone looked up in to
the sky and yelled “look there is a tent flying by way up in the air!” One
more thing I enjoyed was the late night check-in meetings. Where we
got to get to know each other a little bit more.
On July 29, 2012, we landed at Squaxin Island. There was a soft
landing where all the canoes met and had a chance to eat lunch. After
lunch all the canoes were color coded with colored ribbons to come
ashore together. It was in overwhelming site to see. We had made it to
our destination, through all of the mental and physical pain. The week
to follow would be a long exchange of culture songs and dance.
It takes a family to go on the canoe journey, to set up the camp and
to pull together on the water. I would like to thank everyone who help
out at all the stops. I would like to thank Levi Jefferson for allowing us
to use his canoe he had just made prior to the canoe journey, and Dan
Jefferson for being the safety boat. Also, I would like to thank Uncle
Smitty and Auntie Lutie Hillaire, who traveled and camped with us the
entire way.
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Lummi Elders: Seniors in Action
by LTHC Preventive Care
Nurse, Anneke Zwick. If
you have any questions you
may contact her by calling
(360384-0464 Extension
2528.
By: Diana Dixon
Seniors in action (the
best way to describe our
beautiful Lummi Elders)
are busy as ever traveling
about. They went to Upper Skagit to an Honor the
Elders function. The theme
was “Fiesta Time”. They
had a bull-fighting contest. Caz (Casimir Ballew)
romped around in good
“bull fighting fashion, pawing the ground with his
moves and using his index
fingers for horns. He made
a very good bull, chasing
the matador around. It
would be remiss not to
mention the shop-til-youdrop trip to Burlington.
There is nothing better
than to revel through the
thrift stores. However, we
did stop at a quaint pastry
shop to indulge ourselves
in scrumptious, absolutely
mouthwatering, delectable
sweetness. only thing better than that is a buttery
batch of fry bread.
Summer is going by so
quickly. Seems like yesterday we were enjoying
spring flowers. Now, Indian sumer is just around
the corner. Won’t be long
and the leaves will change
colors. Autumn is a beautiful time of the year.
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As the seasons change
so does our daily routine.
Children going back to
school, hunters getting
ready for the first deer
hunt and the days getting
shorter. Incident;y, Pacific Standard time begins
November 4, 2012 at 2:00
a.m.. be sure to set your
clocks back. Remember it’s
“Spring forward” forward
for daylight saving time
and “Fall back” for standard time. It’s also time to
change batteries in your
smoke detectors.
Seniors Beware: Incidents of computer hacking
and scams hit several of our
folks in recent weeks. For
instance, a senior couple’s
Therapeutic Massage
for Elders. Janet Kingsley,
LMP, and owner of Feather
Stone Touch in Bellingham,
had been on staff at Little
Bear Creek providing massage for elders since April
of 2008. You will have
very likely experienced her
shoulder massages at the
monthly Second Tuesday
elder’s luncheons at the
Silver Reef. If you haven’t
email account was hacked experienced that shoulder
into and a bogus email was massage, it is highly recsent. The fraudulent email ommended that you do.
indicated the couple was
Our very own masstranded in Spain. The
sage
therapist is available
perpetrator went on to
every
Tuesday at Little
say they had been robbed
Bear
Creek.
Each week she
of all valuables. With out
works
with
our
Elders onefunds to check out of their
hotel, they were ostensi- on-one in her little alcove
bly stranded. It was fur- and massaging shoulders
ther indicated that funds around the table for the
was needed to assist our Diabetic Support Group as
Lummi couple get home. well as for the lunch time
the email was filled with crowd.
desperation that was inJanet’s gentle approach
deed touching. However, to therapeutic massage is
the couple was at home in to assist in supporting and
Lummi. They never trav- relieving aches and pains
eled to Spain. It was an in- caused by stress, tension,
tentional deception to get and the normal aging promoney under fraudulent cess. She can work very
circumstances. so, please locally for a specific area
watch out for such scams or generally for relief of
on your email and social stress.
network accounts. A lot of
The Elders of Lummi
people are getting hacked.
Please, never give finan- Nation are fortunate to
cial assistance to anyone have such a wonderful
unless you investigate the service provided to them
authenticity of the request. by the Tribe. There is no
Never give your credit card cost to the Elders for this
or financial information service. Janet’s hours are
over the phone or ti am every Tuesday from 8:30
email account. Make sure a.m. to 2:30 p.m. One-onof the truthfulness. When one sessions last anywhere
in doubt, Call the police. from 5 to 20 minutes. You
may phone Janet at Little
Counseling is offered Bear Creek (360)758-3500
at Little Bear Creek ev- to schedule time for your
ery Wednesday either by individual appointment or
walk in or by appointment just show up at lunch time
(preferably by appoint- for a bite to eat with your
ment). Debbie Pobst, En- community of Elders and a
ergy practitioner offers an gentle shoulder massage.
energy field approach to
Flu shots are available
physical , emotional, menat
LTHC
beginning Octotal, and spiritual healing.
All sessions are private and ber first and available at
confidential. If you have Little Bear Creek, time and
questions or would like dates to be determined.
to make an appointment, It is so important to get
please call Little Bear vaccinated against the flu
Creek at (360)758-3500 or virus. According to the
by email to Debbie Pobst at CDC, Center for Disease
Control, during the course
[email protected].
of the flu season, 90% of
T o e n a i l T r i m m i n g deaths occur to persons
Clinic at Little Bear is the over the age of 65. Let’s b
second Wednesday of ev- safe and healthy. Get our
ery month. No appoint- shots as soon as the vaccine
ment is necessary. The becomes available.
next foot clinic is sepThe 2013 Lummi Eltember 12th. Come get
your toe nails trimmed
ders Annual Dinner is
tentatively scheduled for
the fist Friday after July
Fourth on which case it
could be July 5, 2013. A
meeting to determine the
best approach for organizing the dinner, giveaway and raffle will be announced in the near future.
We are counting on more
collaboration from LIBC,
tribal entities and individuals. In other words,
a joint effort to make the
event more than just a success. That is to say, we can
do better. Currently, we
are in the early planning
stages and need support
from the community. We’ll
send a memo with time
and date of the planning
meeting. Our elders are
our greatest asset. Let’s do
them proud.
*Travel Schedule for
September is as follows:
Function
• Black Jack Silver
Reef; Sept. 4th,
Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.
• Shopping - Bellingham, Sept. 5th,
Wednesday, 1:00 p.m.
• Swinomish Bingo;
Sept. 6th, Thursday,
6:45 p.m.
• Luncheon Silver
Reef, Sept. 11th,
Tuesday, 10:45 p.m.
Reef, Sept. 11th,
Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.
• Food Bank, Sept.
14th, Friday, 1:00 p.m.
Reef, Sept. 18th,
Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.
• P u y a l l u p E l d e r s
Luncheon, Sept.
20th, Thursday,
9:30 a.m.
Depart Puyallup, Sept.
21st, Friday, 1:30 p.m.
Community Breakfast,
Sept. 30th, Sunday,
9:30 a.m., Silver Reef
Food Bank, Sept. 31st,
Friday, 1:00 p.m.
*Subject to change
Puyallup Elder Luncheon scheduled for September 20th & 21st. Buses
leaving Little Bear Creek at
9:30 a.m. with 15 minute
rest stops along the way.
hotel rooms are booked at
the Royal Coach Inn across
the street from the Emerald Queen Casino. The busses are scheduled to leave
Puyallup Elder Day Celebration right after lunch.
This is a one night trip.
Any questions or concerns,
please contact Casimir
“Caz” Ballew, Transportation Supervisor; Little Bear
Creek (360)758-3500.
To reiterate, the travel
policy indicates no alcohol
or street drugs are permissible on trips and will not
be tolerated. Consumption
will result in disciplinary
action which may include
restriction/exclusion from
future travel activities. All
elder travelers must attend
the activities of the trip.
The Elders luncheon at
Silver Reef Casino is strictly
for Elders 55 years and up.
Non-elders are attending
these luncheons which is
not permissible. A $6.00
charge is payable at the
door. Accordingly, those
person(s) will have their
punch in the Pavilion. Not
in the main dining area.
Children are not permitted
at the buffet tables; including beverage and desert
bar. It’s a special time for
Elders to break bread and
visit with each other. The
community breakfast at
the Silver Reef is the last
Sunday of each month in
which persons of all ages
are happily welcome to
attend.
Seniors traveled to Albany, New York attending the Kateri Tekakwitha
Conference. Each year,
St. Catholic COmmunity Church and L.I.B.C.
sponsors members of the
Catholic Community ti
the conference held by
indigenous people across
the nation. Elders attending the conference: Ernestine Gensaw, Cathy
Ballew, Wilma Olsen, Jack
and Beverly Cagey and the
Joachim Mass is Sunday at
8:30 a.m.. Bus leaves Little
Bear Creek at 7:45 a.m.. If
you need transportation to
Mass, please contact Emily
Willard at (360)758-3500
or leave a message where
you need to be picked up.
Lummi Elders express
their condolences to the
Pinkham family of Yakima for their loss. Joe
Jay Pinkham will always
be remembered across
Indian Country. He was a
warrior ‘til the end; having
fought for treaty rights for
his people and in Korea,
while serving his country
in the Marine Corps. Our
deepest sympathy, love and
prayers.
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Community Updates
Squol
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DearEditor
Re: MMA Fighting on the
Reservation
To Whom It May Concern:
My name is Josepheus James, Lummi Nation concerned member of the tribal people, organization, L.I.B.C., General Council
member. I’ve also been an Amateur A.A.U. and U.S.A. Boxing
Coach and Fighter. Trained and coached under supervision of my
father, Armour J. James Sr.; who in his day, was Far East Champion Boxer and Lummi Nation Boxing Coach for many years.
I recently witnessed the Amateur M.M.A. matches here in
Lummi and it was not appropriate for our people who want to
fight. It takes many years and hard training to be an experienced
fighter, even in amateur fighting. I did not see this at the M.M.A.
fights.
NOTE: The following letter(s), in no way directly reflect the opinions of Lummi Indian Business Council, it’s
members or its staff, unless otherwise noted. Letters to the editor are always welcome. Please send them to:
Lummi Squol Quol Editor, 2616 Kwina Road, Bellingham, WA 98226 email: [email protected]
Respect
My Dear Relations
For many years now, I have heard complaints from people of
all ages about “respect”, and the lack of it. I became curious and
decided to do some investigating; looking into the problem as it
seemed to be getting more prevalent. I discussed and questioned
many folks, mostly young, some mid-aged. These are some of the
many startling answers to the questions: Who do you respect and
why? Who do you not respect and why?
• “I don’t know who to respect, I keep hearing about it. I guess
I respect my grandma; she doesn’t seem to come around because my folks drink.”
• “I don’t respect anyone, maybe soldiers, but no one else.
Everyone else lies.”
What I noticed at the fights is that it’s not apart if an association. In amateur boxing there are rules and regulations to go by
in order to protect all fighters, coaches, and clubs. A Doctor is
required to be ringside at all events in case of serious injury and/
or death. There’s personal protective gear to wear. A fighter is
required to wear all protective gear. I don’t see why this shouldn’t
be the same in amateur M.M.A fighting. This fighting and events
needs more rules and regulations to protect our youth and our
people. Yes, people like to go and see a good fight, but it must
be more regulated and at a standard pace with our youth. A set
of principles and laws to help; not hurt. This is what I saw at the
event held out in the Gymnasiums with our kids being put into a
cage and not even knowing what they’re doing.
• “I don’t respect my folks, they fight, they drink and use drugs
It really does take just one hit to ruin someone’s life; we don’t
want that for our youth. They need several years of dedication
and hard disciplined training to even climb into that ring or cage
match.
• “I respect my folks, they try their best to make our home safe
I am only writing this in concern for our youth, our people,
and our nation. The Lummi Nation is already losing a lot of our
people to alcohol and addiction. We don’t want to lose anyone
because of them wanting to climb into that ring or cage. We want
them to learn good teachings and discipline for life, not violence.
There’s appropriate ways to bring up a fighter, a boxer, a kid. We
need them to be good upstanding citizens in our nation with the
skills to be successful in whatever they want to pursue.
grandchildren because she doesn’t like their mom? I wouldn’t
give her respect, she doesn’t deserve it.”
all the time. We never have any food bank and they sell most
of the food stamps. I wish I was in foster-care, so I would have
clothes and food and not get made fun of.” (This answer was
given more times than I care to think about.)
• “We are supposed to respect our elders, how can we? My
grandma spent time in jail for drunk driving by the school and
giving booze to kids. The other kids make fun of me because
of it, and she wants respect? NO!”
• “Get this, my auntie was in jail and yelling at the other inmates
that they should give her respect, because she was an Elder.
They still talk about it and laugh at her, calling her a fool.”
and happy. They both work, times are hard, but they are happy
with each other.”
• “How about a grandma who doesn’t recognize some of her
My dear relations, I just couldn’t go in. I have so many more
comments and most are very similar to these. It hurt my hear and
soul to hear all of this, we must change it. Whatever it takes. How
can we hold our heads up as a tribe and expect respect from others if we do not have it among ourselves??
Hy’shque Si’am
Josepheus James
Lummi nation
Happy 80th Birthday Armour Joe James
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DearEditor
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Conference
9th Annual Tribal Public Health Emergency Preparedness
August 14th & 15th, 2012 - Conference hosted by - Squaxin
Island Tribe - Little Creek Casino Resort, Shelton, Washington.
Attended by: Anita Johnson (Bop) and Pilar Gauthier
Anita Johnson, Lummi community member:
Became Certs Member 2012. Upon my graduation from College
I worked for the Tribe. I had fourteen programs under me, including eleven secretaries. I am proud to say that one of forty-four keynote speakers at this conference was one of my former secretaries.
Marilyn Garcia has been chairman for the American indian health
Commission of Washington for 10 years. Marilyn has been on the
Upper Skagit Tribal Council for twenty-three years as well. I hope
you read this Marilyn. I’m so proud of you, as i know the struggles
we all face to get on the ladder. My hands are up to you, Special
Lady.
Pilar Gauthier, Menominee Indian, Wisconsin:
Pilar is my friend. I met her when she started volunteering for
the Elders a few months ago. Pilar has been trying to volunteer for
the Youth Academy, except a lady told her she had to get a packet,
bring it to another program and then to H.R.. She would love to
volunteer for the youth and the Elders.
Pilar is a student at Western Washington University. She is in
her second year of the Master Degree in Mental Health. Her plan
is to go on for her Doctorate.
Of all Pilars accomplishments, she has done with her husband
also attending college and both of them working. Plus, they have
two children to take care of. She’s a hard worker. Good Luck
Pilar!
This was a very informative conference. The forty-four speakers were from the Indian Health Commission, Homeland Security,
Federal Emergency MAnagement Agency (F.E.M.A.)., and other
Washington D.C. programs. There was only one of the speakers that gave his apologies when he had to leave; he was one of
the main people from F.E.M.A.. The gentleman had gotten some
important calls from Cle Elum, just as he was called on stage; so
his job came first. Now, we know what kind of guy is out front. His
name is Richard Flores, Special Advisor for Indian Tribal Affairs
for F.E.M.A.
Also in attendance were Niqually Tribal Members, Ken Choke,
Brother Jeff, and Hanford McCloud. They are all a part of the
Emergency Management for their tribe. These men not only talked
Canoe Journey safety issues, they also discussed a training program
they did at the Arlee Montana Reservation.
There was so much information to share at the conference that
the big guys had to stay an extra four days afterwards to meet with
the tribal leaders and health representatives from every state and
other leaders from Washington D.C.. This was such a rewarding
conference, the leader of the conference expressed that every is
department invited to the next meeting and she’d be happy to put
on a conference with an individual tribe. Any interest for one here
at Lummi? Barbara Finkbonner might be able to put together a
meeting to discuss such a possibility. Please contact Barbara Finkbonner to be put on the list of interested programs.
The program held at the Silver Reef Casino was totally awesome, and can be larger. We have a large community, we need all
departments involved. At this conference, every department was
included. Get involved. This is our community.
Special Thanks, Babara Finkbonner:
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Thank you Barbara for helping Lilac and I (Bop) with funding
from the Homeland Security Conference for our hotel room. Our
hands go up to you! “Thank you Babara.”
Pilar Gauthier: Thank you Pilar for being there for me. You
helped me with respect and any helpful need as in luggage, bringing food to me, and even helped me with my purse at times. You
were a wonderful companion. To top it all off, you rented a beautiful van for our trip to make sure of comfort and reliability. You
never made me walk to this vehicle, you made sure that I waited
while you brought the car to me. My hands go up to you! Thank you
Pilar.
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DearEditor
Victor Hugo Johnson Jr.
a.k.a. Turtle’s (deceased) family history.
To My (Late) Father/Daddy
“Kitsap Solomon Cultee Jr.”
I Love you my
Father
I am and have
been thinking about
you on this Day and
many days that have
passed by, I always
wondered how my
life would have been
with you here with
me and my Sister
and 6 Brothers?
Father: Victor H. Johnson Sr. - Superintendant of schools.
Mother: Amelia (Ballew) Johnson - Housewife.
Stepbrother: Vendean Johnson - Engieer, Army Veteran, Attended officers school, Alemeda Ca. Merchant Marine, traveled
the world, Retires at Shell Refinery Anacortas, Wash.
Sister-in-law: Mrs. Vendean Johnson, formally Gloria Kettles.
Turtle (Victor Jr.) - Chemical Engineer, Army Mess. Sargent
in Korean War, Merchant Marine, traveled the world, worked
Diamond Alkali as Chemical Engineer.
Turtle’s wife, Anita L. Johnson (Julius) - Turtle had me go to
Western W.U., and had made arrangements for me to go to college in Chicago.
Sister: Vivian Oneroad (Johnson) - Haskell Graduate, became
a head Accountant in Portland, Or..
Brother-in-law: Cornilious Oneroad a.k.a. Corky - Haskell
Graduate and worked for Portland harbor.
Brother: Verne A. Johnson Sr.
I want to say to
you Daddy that you
gave me the “Best”
family I could have
EVER wanted and
say that every day
that I live is because
of you and My Beautiful Mother
“Gladys Marie
Cultee” and I am
and always have
been the Happiest
Youngest Sister ALL
My Life , and You N My Mother are the Best for giving this to me
and I just wish that my life would have been with you !!
Dad I love You and even though I didn’t get to see and play
with you as most fathers get with their children , I look at my
Brother and they are the Father that step up to the plate to make
this happen for me and I just wanted you to know that my brothers
and one Sister Julie are the ones who made it possible to live on
and I love each and everyone of them for this !!!
Dad I am going to end this now and I want you always to know
that I am and always will think of you everyday of my life and on
Sister-in-law: Mary Jane John- your special day ~ August 06~
son (Lawrence) - Housewife.
Daddy I love and wish I could have known you but the memoCompanion: Verne Jr. a.k.a.
ries all the family shares with me , makes me feel as I always have
Sonny was always Turtle’s buddy. know you !!!
They went duck hunting, gathering
Dad I want to say “Happy Happy Birthday” Love from Your
seafood, garage sales, and gave
daughter (Pumpkin) Christine Mary Cultee.
everything away. They enjoyed
that, they never left their names,
and would laugh when they got
recognized. Sonny traveled with
us. he walked the beach with
Turtle, did yard work and got
wood for folks with Turtle. They
just liked each others company.
Retired from Intelco.
Lummi nation
Namesake: Verne loved my husband so much. He named his
son after him, his name is Victor H. Johnson a.k.a Turtle.
Turtle II, I have a special plea for you, the Johnson family are
wonderful people. Please stop in to visit, make it a habit if you
don’t go there. Your grandfather had an 8 foot picture painted of
his dad. Stop in to see the painting. The painting is huge. Have
your picture taken by it.
Theres family members that bring salmon for your uncle to
bar-b-que on special occasions like birthdays.
Out of all the people listed here, I am the youngest one, and
I’m old. You need to visit your family, you will find that the door
has always been open.
There are a lot of stories about how you have carried this
name well. To completely honor this name, go visit your family.
You come from a wonderful family.
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--Anita L. Johnson “BOP”
Thank you
The summer youth program were amazing. Thank you and your
staff for going above and beyond or like Buzz Light-year would
say “To infinity and beyond”. Vera, would like to thank you and
your staff for the additional support you gave her grandson Kendrick. She is listing the skills and experiences he acquired this year.
Rose added she noticed all the help and support community elders
received from the “Summer Program”. Rose said, “my 86 year
old father in-law is really grateful” the summer youth, cleaned his
yard I just wanted to let you how your program impacted our little
program and staff.
Thank you for a job well done.
Carmen Fitzgibbon, MA
Thank you!
Thank you to the Community Improvement Employees!!!
The Haxton Way Pedestrian Path. Looks awesome!!
--From your Planning staff friends.
Thank you Lummi Nation
Thank you Lummi Nation for sharing the Stommish Grounds
and all the surrounding beauty August 24, 2012 to the local Bellingham Community Service Office staff. Special thank you to David Jefferson of the Lummi Veteran’s office for getting the keys
for the facility to us, even though we know you were on vacation.
We enjoyed the sunshine, the fresh salt air and fun during our
offsite Team Building/Cultural Diversity/Employee Recognition
event.
Many Hy’shqes, DSHS administration and staff.
Raymond Warren Wilbur Jr.
Sr.
1894
Capoeman
Celestine
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*This is an edited version of the family tree appearing in the June 2012 issue of the Squol Quol.
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Announcements
The Announcements section is dedicated for community members
to express their positive thoughts. These comments are the views
of the submitter and not of the Squol Quol or LIBC . Please keep
submissions in a positive light.
It is “Back To School” time already!!~ The
summer has come and gone and we enjoyed
every day of it! I think our children have
all had a great experience of one kind or
another and learned a bit along the way as
well! It is a great chapter in our book of life.
So here we are entering fall with some pretty
terrific celebrations to plan and attend! “Bill
and Twee’s Gang” join together in wishing
the following family members, extended
family members and friends a very Happy
Birthday!
3 Lynette Jefferson “The Best”
3 Amiyah Fitzgibbon “Princess Amiyah”
7 King Solomon~ “Eddy”
8 Suzi Thomas “Baguzi”
9 Melissa Solomon “Mottsi”
Sept. 28th ~ Wishing my Husband Leo
9 Grandma and Grandpa’s anniversary,
Solomon Happy Anniversary. We met 17
Dancing to Sweet Caroline in Heaven!
years ago and married 3 months later. You
10 Reatha Tom (Annie’s bestest friend!)
are my best friend and I Love you with all
11 Amy James “Family’s Baby Girl”
my heart. I still get excited when I know you
Happy Birthday to my Grandma Ruth. We
15 Darrell Miller “Mo Babe”
are going to be home from work soon as if
love you with all our hearts. Love Tysa,
17 Sabrena Mike “Brena Brena”
we were Newly Weds, because it feels like
Ernesto, Shayla, & Cheyanne.
17 Dineen Mike “Da9!”
yesterday when we took that big step to
17 Marlie Jo James-Miller “Happy First
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TYSA, May all your
Marriage. Looking forward to what the future
birthday precious baby girl! Love all of your
wishes come true. Love, Mama D.
has to bring us as we continue to make our
southern Lummi family!”
own memories together. Your wife:, Vanessa
Lea Scott! Hi my love……just wanted to tell
19 Theresa Chavez “Drates”
Solomon
you….I love you and I give God all praise
25 Jamie Johnson “Jamie Jamie”
for
Him blessing me with you and our kids.
28 Bernie Thomas “Uncs”
Happy birthday to Christine Cagey (9/12),
I’m proud, I’m honored, I’m in love and will
28 Alizabeth Solomon “World”
and belated birthdays to Noah Cagey (8/12)
be happy for the rest of my life. We have
From all of us here in Northern Lummi and
and Yvonne Cagey (8/24). You all are a daily
traveled
down such a long bumpy road to
across to Southern Lummi Happy Birthday
reminder of how powerful faith and love are.
get here. If I had to go thru my life again I
to YOU! Get out and waaaalk! Make a wish!
Couldn’t love you more! – Amber Dawn.
wud not change one thing if I knew that I was 3 Cheers to each of you! Miss you Momma
to be ur husband. When you came into my
and Daddy (Bill and Twee)! Love each of
life, it was hard to breathe only because you you only everyday! 333 all the time! and well
wud take my breath away, ur love was so
ok....one RRRAAAWWW to you as well!
overwhelming and so great that I knew God
ROR!, Now where’s the cake!?!
had sent you to be with me as my soulmate.
Happy Birthday 9/4 Britney JeffersonI pray that people have an oppurtunity to be
Solomon
blessed with a love that can take their breath
away and make their heart happy. When
Happy Birthday Denise James
I told you when we first meet, that I knew
where love was, now do you believe me. As
Happy Birthday Bobby Aleck 9/27
God as my only witness needed--- I will love
you for eternity Lea, Love ur husband, Jw
scott
Happy 19th Birthday to my Beautiful niece
Jessica. You have made me proud over the
years, and I am so glad to be apart of your
life. You have turned in to a strong young
woman and have a great life ahead of you.
I love you. Love Auntie Tysa, Shayla, &
Cheyanne
Happy Birthday to Christine Cagey on
September 12th! Love you so much, you
matured into a beautiful young lady and
wonderful Mommy!
Congrats to our future Grandson that is due
on September 25th!
Happy Birthday for our beautiful Nieces:
Kelsey LaClair, Essie Cagey and Autumn
Cagey!
Happy Birthday to my cousin Becki
Finkbonner!mLove all of you, Henry &
Yvonne Cagey! p.s. Kelsey: Whoo hoo
Vegas!
Joni, Wishing you a Happy Birthday! Love
you, Adrian and Family.
September 4th is a great day for two special
people! Happy Anniversary mom and
stepdad (Bob and Mary Ann Kelly), you guys
are great and we all love you. Have fun! FL
Happy Anniversary to Merle & Phuong
Jefferson! Wishing you many more years
of happiness! Love, Snoop, Julie, Edna,
Aubryana, Patricia, Loren III, Alice, and
Merle III
Lummi nation
Happy Anniversary to Uncle Willie & Auntie
Josie! Love, Snoop & Julie & family
Tanesha Lane Wishing you the best of
luck and much Success with your move,
school, sports, and work. You are very
special to so many keep your goals in
sight and remember nothing is impossible.
Much Love, Snoop, Julie, Edna, Aubryana,
Patricia, Loren III, Alice, and Merle III
Happy 12th Birthday to my nephew Emanuel
We love you and miss you (9/12) Love Auntie
Tysa, Shayla, & Cheyanne.
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Happy Birthday Auntie Elaine! Love Snoop,
Julie, Edna, Aubryana, Patricia, Loren III,
Alice, amd Merle III
Happy Anniversary Julie and Snoopy! I
hope your day is filled with all the joy and
happiness possible. Love you both so much!
Love, Mom
Happy Birthday, Shannon Harper!! Hope you
have a great day! Love, Mom Edna
Congratulations!!! To Mr. and Mrs. James
Marois Jr. We are so happy for you both!
Wishing you many years of happiness! Love,
Dad, Mom, and Elizabeth
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Sept. 1st, Happy Birhday to my Baby Girl
Aerial Whitney, I’m so proud and happy that
you have made a change in your life for the
better. Don’t give up on your dreams or self
my Baby. Love Mom and Zak and baby sis
LaDenna.
Sept. 3rd, Hapy Birthday to an amazing son,
Zak Lane Jr. Love Dad, Mom and baby sis
LaDenna.
Sept. 19th, Happy Birthday son Jeff Lane.
You make us proud to be your parents son.
Hope all you hopes and dreams come true.
Love Mom and Dad.
Sept. 17th, Happy Birthday sis. Ernestine
Point. Love George and Elaine.
Sept. 17th, Happy Birthday to Aunt Ernestine
Point. Love Zak, Gina and kids.
Sept. 11th, Happy Birthday LaDenna Lane.
You are growing faster than a weed baby,
and you’re smarter than a whiz kid and
you are only turning 4. We love you. Love
Grandma Elaine and Grandpa George.
September 5th, Andrea Jefferson, Wishing
you Happy! Love you Adrian and Family
Sept. 7th, Happy Birthday nef Cheyanne
Gould. We love and miss you so much. Love
Uncle Zak, Gina and LaDenna.
Sept. 3rd, Happy Birthday Grandson Zak
Jr. Love you lots, love Grandma Elaine and
Grandpa George.
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Sept. 7th, happy Birthday Grandson
Cheyanne Gould, OMG you are growing so
fast it’s getting hard to keep p with you. We
miss and love you so very much, can’t wait
to see you Grandson. Love Grandma Elaine
and Grandpa George.
Sept. 10, Happy Birthday Reatha Tom.
Love Tab & Amber.
Sept. 19th, happy Birthday Bro Jeff Lane.
Love Bro Zak, Gina and LaDenna.
9/10 Happy 1st Anniversary to the love of my life, Corey Washington! I can’t believe it has
already been one year since our beautiful wedding day! 1 year married, 9 years together
overall and going strong! I love you so much and am very thankful to have you as a
husband and father to our kids.
9/14 Happy 10th Birthday to our son, Alvis! Finally double digits! We are so proud of the
young man that you are growing in to! We love you so much!
9/1 Happy 25th Birthday to our brother, Matty Thompson Jr.. We love you so much and
are always here for you no matter what!
9/16 Happy Birthday to our mom, Syndee Thompson! We love you mom! We hope your
day is wonderful, like you!
Love always,
Marlisa, Corey, Alvis & Baylee
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Happy Birthday Janet Ballew “Babe”
September 29.
Happy Birthday Grandma D; Doris Jefferson
“Butterball” September 9th.
September 4th is a great day for two special
people! Happy Anniversary mom and
stepdad (Bob and Mary Ann Kelly), you guys
are great and we all love you. Have fun! FL
O my word, my brother Landry is getting
up there! Happy Birthday on September
22nd, and may all your wishes come true.
I’m happy for you acquiring fishing gear, it’s
nothing but learning from here on out. Good
Luck! FL
Happy 8th Birthday to Lilliana Raven, the
best daughter and big sister in the world.
You have made me laugh every day since
you were born, and I love your sharp wit and
compassion. We love you to the moon and
back!! Love, Mom, Dad and baby Chetan
Happy Birthday Cynthia, We all love you
from the bottom of our hearts. We are
blessed to celebrate another birthday with
you and have you in our lives for another
Happy Birthday to our dear mother Laureen
special day. Your big heart and brilliant
Lawrence, Sept. 14th. We all love you very
mind and sunshine smile touches us so
much. From all your kids.
much everyday our hands are up to Mom,
Grandma, Great Grandma. Love us all, John
September 22, 2012. Happy birthday
W, Lea, Justice, James, Paris, Crayton,
grandma Cheryl you are the best grandma
Iziah and Major Steelo.
around you spoiled us from day one. We are
lucky to have a grandma like you. Love your
grandsons Landon John and Evin Reed.
Congratulations to Robert Pell for
Lummi nation
September 6th ~ Happy Birthday Margeret.
From Germaine & Matthew lane, Dad Scott
and Mom Sue.
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five years of service in the planning
department. Thank you for your many
contributions and your hard work!
Happy Belated Birthday !!! To my son whom I
am so proud of ,we have been thru so much
together within these first 16 years and many
more to come ! We have had good time bad
time and sad times! What would life be if
there were no trials though ,but we always
walk away with a Smile on our face and also
with the Love we know we got !! I want to
say to you my son that I love you “More than
I Can Ever Say” we never leave one another
with out saying I Love You and I want you to
know that we will always and forever have
this in our heart and not just by words !!!
I am so proud of you Roger Warren keep
up the Awesome work you are doing and
lead that life as you have been and always
keep your head up my son !!! Happy “16”th
Birthday !! I look forward to many more years
to be added on to that number !!!! I love You
with ALL my Heart son !!! Sorry message so
late but as they say better late then never
!!! Hope we made your Special Day just as
special as you are my son !!! Love Your One
And ONLY Mother : Christine Mary Cultee
Happy birthday to Karen Tom “Auntie K”
September 5th Kimmy Tom September 9th
Brian Ballew September 11th. Love always
Candy and KaTina and Mann
We’d like to wish my brother Carl Lawrence
a Happy 50th Birthday! We Love you, Sara,
Jose & Gabriella Lira

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