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Aleut
APRIL 2014 • VOL 43 • ISSUE 1
ALEUTIAN
C O R P O R AT I O N
CURRENT
President’s Report
by Thomas Mack
It’s springtime again and that means many things for the Aleut Corporation and its
shareholders. Starting with more daylight, warmer temperatures and the beginning of
a new fiscal year that started on April 1, to name a few.
The Board held their annual planning session and two-day Board meeting at the end
of February. During those meetings, they approved a Shareholder Dividend of $7.00/
share payable in July and a $500 Elder benefit payable in November. The 2014 Annual
Meeting theme “Building Relations” was also approved. You’ll read more about the
October 16-18, 2014
Annual Meeting events
on our website and
July - Shareholder Dividend of $7.00/share
in future issues of the
November - $500 Elder Benefit
Aleutian Current.
The planning session
culminated with a Shareholder Informational Meeting. Over 40 people attended and
were able to talk with management and the Board. Shareholder Tavia Hayes won
a roundtrip ticket to Anchorage to attend the Annual Meeting. Enjoy the pictures
further on in this issue.
CONTENTS
Speaking of shareholders, the Aleut Corporation is pleased to welcome Silvia Leon
Guerrero to our Shareholder Department as our new Shareholder Records Technician.
You can learn more about Silvia in this issue.
1 PRESIDENT’S REPORT
2 CEO REPORT
3 CHAIR REPORT
4 SAN FRANCISCO SHAREHOLDER
MEETING
7 SHAREHOLDER CALENDAR
7 TAF UPDATE
As part of our ongoing coordination with the Village Corporations, Angela Bourdukofsky,
Shareholder Relations Manager, and Silvia Leon Guerrero, Shareholder Records
Technician, will host a Village Corporation Shareholder Records Workshop in
Anchorage. Additionally, they are formulating a Shareholder Handbook, which will be
published late this year and mailed to each shareholder. The Shareholder Department
is also working on an updated web page and an interactive shareholder portal.
At the end of April, I will hold my annual Village Corporation President’s Roundtable
session. Village representatives are updated on corporate news and report what is
going on in their communities. Village Corporation Board members are always invited
to attend the roundtable. If you are a Board member and would like to attend or callin for the meeting, please contact Angela Bourdukofsky at 800.232.4882 before April 28.
Then in May and June it’ll be time for my annual Village Visits followed by the
Summer Culture Camps held throughout the region and in Anchorage. Be sure to
check The Aleut Foundation for scholarships to attend the culture camps at www.
thealeutfoundation.org.
Anne Underdown
Looking out at the snow, it seems too early to be thinking about summer plans, but
I know better than to complain about snow and cold weather to the thousands of
shareholders who live in the Lower 48. Many of you experienced a colder winter
than normal. I wish everyone a Happy Easter and a warm and sunny Spring!
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Developing Adak as a Cargo
Transshipping Hub
CEO’s Report
by Dave Gillespie
Aang Aang! There is a lot going on at the
Aleut Corporation this time of year! As
Thomas mentioned in his report, the Board
held its annual planning session at the end
of February. A $7.00 per share dividend was
declared, an increase of 17% over last year.
All of Fiscal Year 2015’s business plans and
budgets were reviewed and approved. (Our
fiscal year runs from April-March; so Fiscal
Year 2015 is just starting.) With all that
has been going on, it has occurred to me I
haven’t recently updated you on:
What’s New at Adak?
We discuss Adak frequently, so I will spare
you most of the history lesson. The Aleut
Corporation acquired much of what was
once the Naval Air Station Adak back in
2004. In addition to the structures and
facilities on the island, the company acquired
significant federal and state tax benefits that
serve to reduce or eliminate the income
taxes the company would otherwise have to
pay. This cash can be used for other things,
like shareholder dividends!
While there are countless small efforts
always underway on the island, I’m going to
focus this month on one major effort.
As the polar ice cap continues to melt, the
Northern Passage will be open more of
the year allowing vessels to carry freight
between Asia and Europe. “Transshipping”
is the process used to unload Asian
container freight from multiple conventional
vessels to be reloaded on “ice-class” vessels
for shipping over the Northern Passage.
The containers are then reloaded onto
conventional vessels again for passage to
their final destinations in Europe or the east
coast of the U.S. Adak’s unique location
along current shipping routes makes it
an ideal place for a transshipping hub. In
addition, Adak’s ice-free port, jet-capable
airport and other infrastructure provide a
leg-up as we compete for this business.
A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats
As Adak develops into a thriving shipping
hub, the whole community will benefit.
Increased business activity will lead to
increased tax revenue for the City of Adak.
The shipping industry will require small
local businesses to provide services like
electricians for maintenance, housing for
employees, vehicles for local transportation.
New and expanded utility infrastructure will
help drive down the cost of energy. In short,
the shipping business can be an exciting new
economic engine that will support the Adak
community for many years to come.
Investing for the Long Haul
Our vision for Adak will not develop overnight
or next year. We are laying the groundwork
for development on a grand scale, and it will
take time. TAC team, led by Director of
Business and Resource Development Janet
Reiser and President of Aleut Enterprise Rudy
Tsukada are currently doing the preliminary
study work that will establish the basic
planning assumptions as we go forward. We
are seeking answers to questions like, “How
many containers do we need to store?” and
“How many cranes do we need and how big
should they be?” and “How deep does the
water need to be dockside?” As we answer
these questions, we will be able to develop
the specific budgets and work plans to
make the vision a reality.
For Generations to Come
The Arctic is undergoing profound
changes. Those changes will create lasting
opportunities for companies with foresight
that plan ahead and commit to executing
the plan. The
Aleut Corporation
is working to
capitalize on those
opportunities
for you, our
shareholders, your
children and your
children’s children.
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Chair Report
by Dick Jacobsen
As we greet spring and look forward to
summer activities, your Board of Directors
has been busy on your behalf. The Aleut
Corporation Board of Directors, staff
and subsidiaries had a successful planning
session and meeting in San Francisco. The
management team and subsidiaries provided
a lot of good information and ideas. The
Board had an opportunity to have their
questions answered and give directions
to the subsidiaries.
The Board meeting held after the planning
session was very productive. Board actions
are listed below. One of the items approved
is a $7/share dividend payable in July.
The informational shareholder meeting
that was held after was very good
with positive input from many of the
shareholders in attendance. There was
a good turnout, and our members from
the area were happy to have us visit.
If you have any questions, you can contact
me at 907.383.2042, or my cell 907.
229.7796 or email [email protected]. Hope you have a blessed Easter.
Board Actions
• Directed management to publish an article
in the Aleutian Current on the history of
the existing Incentive Policy 205.14.
• Approved to continue hosting the
Aleut Corporation Annual Meeting in
Anchorage.
• Approved the 2014 Nomination Packet.
• Approved the issuance of a $2M note to
AMS.
• Accepted revisions to Policy 203.6 – Board
Committees.
• Adopted Policy 205.22 Social Media.
• Approved a 50% Equity 50% Fixed Income
Permanent Fund portfolio deployed.
• Approved a Shareholder Dividend of $7.00
a share, payable in July.
• Approved an Elder’s Benefit of $500,
payable in November.
• Appointed Board member Debi Schmit
as TAC’s representative on the Full Metal
Mineral’s board.
• Approved the 2014 Annual Meeting theme
as “Building Relations.”
• Approved the 2014 Annual Meeting Rules
and 2014 Shareholder Calendar.
• Authorized management to settle the AFM
bankruptcy matter up to $630,000 and
that TAC would provide the funds for the
settlement as a capital contribution.
• Approved the incentive goals for 2014, as
presented by management.
• Approved a donation of $10,000 to the
Alaska Native Heritage Center.
• Approved a donation of $5,000 to be
used on a project plan for St. Paul Island’s
Unangam Tunuu revitalization effort.
• Approved the assignment of the UngaPopov Agreement to Red Star Gold,
contingent on payment of the outstanding
balance of $135,000.
Village Visit
Schedule
MAY 28 Sand Point
MAY 29 Nelson Lagoon, False
Pass and King Cove
MAY 30 St. George and St. Paul
MAY 31 Unalaska
JUNE 1 Atka and Nikolski
(Or vise versa depending on the
weather)
JUNE 2 Akutan
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Shareholder Meeting in San Francisco
Shareholder Don Jackson
Michael Boyce, Sandy Henney, President Mack and Vicki Eagle
Shareholder Steve Jackson
Lucas, Andrew and Lauren Peters
Daniel Tcheripanoff
Tate Weathers
Shareholder Wade Daniels
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Lauren Peters speaking about Fort Ross
Shareholder Mitch Jackson
Ticket winner Tavia Hayes and son
Frederick Lekanoff
Shareholder Kelly Wiggins
Family of a former board member, the late Barbara Jaehnig
Group photo SFO Shareholder Meeting
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The Aleut Corporation Board of Directors Nomination
Packets Are Available May 1st.
The Aleut Corporation Board of
Directors consists of nine members.
Three seats are up for re-election at the
2014 annual meeting. In order to hold
a position on the Board you must be a
voting Aleut Corporation shareholder
and at least 18 years of age. Each elected
director’s term of office is three years.
To run for one of the director seats,
please call the corporate office or stop
by to request a nominee packet. They will
also be available on the corporate website
at www.aleutcorp.com. The packet
requires ten (10) Aleut Corporation
shareholders’ signatures as part of the
nominating petition. Candidates are not
allowed to use the Aleut Corporation
logo for any of their campaign material.
Village Corporation
President’s Roundtable
APRIL 29, 2014, 10:00 AM
TELECONFERENCE OR
ALEUT CORPORATION
BOARD ROOM
Welcome
The Shareholder Department
welcomes Silvia Leon Guerrero as our
new Shareholder Records Technician.
Silvia comes to us from past positions
with TDX Corporation and APIA.
Born in Anchorage, Silvia lived on St.
Paul Island during her early childhood
and then moved throughout Alaska
with her military family. She moved
back to St. Paul Island when she was a
teen and lived there until 2008. Silvia
studied public relations and emerging
media and plans to start her master’s
degree next year. She is married to
Ben Leon Guerrero and they have
two children, a 12-year-old son and a
10-year-old daughter.
All Village Corporation presidents, CEOs
and board members are invited to call in
or attend.
DEADLINE FOR NOMINEE
SUBMISSIONS IS 5 P.M.,
ALASKA STANDARD TIME,
ON JULY 1, 2014.
Nomination packets received after the
deadline will not be included on the 2014
Aleut Corporation proxy form.
Shareholder
Records
Workshop
APRIL 28, 2014
ASPEN HOTEL
ANCHORAGE, AK
Adak Job Openings
Aleut Real Estate is recruiting for a
foreman and three to four laborers
to complete work on existing
buildings on Adak Island. These
positions are temporary. The project
is scheduled for approximately five
weeks. Air travel and lodging will
be provided. Construction/general
maintenance experience preferred. For more information visit:
www.aleutcorp.com “jobs” or
email Melvin Smith at
[email protected]. Shareholder preference for qualified
candidates.
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Shareholder 2014 Calendar
The Aleut
Foundation Update
by Cynthia Lind, Executive Director
APRIL
28 Monday
29 Tuesday Village Corporation Shareholder Records Workshop
TAC & Village Corporation President’s Roundtable
MAY
15 & 16 Thursday & Friday
To Be Announced TAC Board Meeting
Annual Aleut Picnic
JUNE
27 Friday 7(j) Distribution to At-Large Shareholders
(90 days after Year End)
JULY
1 Tuesday
Deadline for Submitting Nominating Petitions
5:00 p.m. AST
Aang Aang!
AUGUST
1 Friday 21 & 22 Thursday & Friday
SEPTEMBER
17 Wednesday
19 Friday
22 Monday
OCTOBER
14 Tuesday
16 Thursday
16 Thursday by 3:00 p.m.
16 & 17 Thursday & Friday
17 Friday 18 Saturday
Shareholder Awards Nomination Deadline – 5:00 p.m. AST
TAC Board Meeting
Deadline for Submitting AFN President Award
Nominees
Early-Bird Proxy Prize Deadline – 5:00 p.m. AST
Early-Bird Proxy Prize Drawing
Proxy Deadline 5:00 p.m. AST
TAC Board Meeting
Shareholder Resolutions Deadline (A.M Rules Section III.K.)
Village Seminar – Egan Center
Culture Night / Shareholder Award Presentations
TAC’s 42nd Annual Meeting & Banquet –
Egan Center
Registration opens at 8:30 a.m. and is closed at
12:00 noon
Ballot Voting Deadline 1:00 p.m.
20 Monday
TAC Board Meeting
20 & 21 Monday & Tuesday Youth and Elders Conference
23-25 Thursday-Saturday AFN Convention – Dena’ina Center
It has been a strange winter this year,
weather-wise, and I am sure you, like
me, are anxiously awaiting warmer
weather. The staff at the Foundation
has been busy getting the 2014 Spring
Scholarships out and gearing up for
both the 2014 Summer and 2014-2015
Scholarship applications.
I provided a presentation on The Aleut
Foundation programs at the Aleut
Corporation Shareholder Informational
Meeting in San Francisco. There
were questions about the cultural
programs that are held in Anchorage
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Anthony Lekanof making a drum
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and throughout the Aleut region.
Culture camps are an exciting way
for our younger generation to learn
more about our culture and heritage
from our Elders—from Aleut history
and language to arts and crafts and
Aleut dances. The culture camps are a
wonderful way to preserve and carry
on our Aleut heritage, culture, and
traditions.
At the meeting, I met Sandy Henney,
mother of Tyler and Zach Henney, and
Steven Jackson, father of Samuel and
Eleanor Jackson. There were other
former TAF scholarship recipients who
were in attendance as well. It is so nice
to meet those who the Foundation
helped with education and training.
Sandy Henney with Cynthia Lind
Students on tour of Alaska Pacific University
Future Leaders Summit
The Aleut Foundation was asked by the
Afognak Native Corporation to again
participate in the Future Leaders Summit
that they have provided for the past
five years. The summit helps prepare
high school students for post-secondary
education as well as job readiness, while
focusing on Aleut culture and heritage.
We had four students who attended the
summit earlier this year. Returning students
were Hunter Clark from Washington,
Anthony Lekanof and Coral Jackson from
Mt. Edgecumbe and Anesia Kudrin from
Akutan. The students went to the Wells
Fargo Anchorage corporate offices where
they toured the museum and received
advice about finances while attending
school. They also studied the Alaska Native
Claims Settlement Act and Alaska Native
Corporations. Next year they will learn
about tribes and non-profit organizations.
THE ALEUT FOUNDATION IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE
FOLLOWING RECIPIENTS OF THE 2014 SPRING SCHOLARSHIPS:
Honors
Ashley Gillette
Mikayla McCallum
Exceptional
Rebecca Lehe
Achievement
Mary Guenther
Sasha Kozloff
Merit
Dennis Endresen
Part-Time
Tiana Lestenkof
Richard Lindsey
Sarah Stepetin
Graduate
Casey Hinson
Katrina Gillette
They learned about available scholarship
programs along with intern and mentor
programs. They visited the Alyeska Pipeline
Company and learned about their Alaska
Native program. They toured the Alaska
Pacific University campus. The Leadership
Luncheon at the Alaska Native Heritage
Center gave the students an opportunity
to meet leaders from different Alaska
organizations. Michael Jenks, TAF’s new
board member, attended the luncheon.
TAF Board of Director Michael Jenks and Hunter
Clark, Anthony Lekanof, Coral Jackson & Anesia Kudrin
We will do this again next year and
are looking for more students to
participate. This is a great program
for high school students to learn more
about the resources available to them
for scholarships while learning about job
preparedness, networking, and sharing
experiences.
These students are the next generation
of up and coming Aleut leaders.
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FOR INFORMATION
ABOUT INTERNSHIPS,
SCHOLARSHIPS, TRAVEL
SCHOLARSHIPS OR ANY
OTHER PROGRAMS,
PLEASE CONTACT THE
ALEUT FOUNDATION.
AT T E N T IO N :
H I GH SC H O O L S T U DE N T S
The Aleut Foundation provides an Advanced
College Credit Scholarship for students
taking college courses while in high school.
We had two students who when they
graduated high school had also earned their
associate’s degrees.
THE D EA D L I N E F O R T H E
2 0 1 4 - 2 0 15 SC H O L A R S H I P
I S JU NE 30.
CONGRATULATIONS
2013 GRADUATES
The Aleut Foundation is pleased to
announce the following graduates:
Lisa Dirks Master’s Degree in Library
& Information Science, San Jose State
University
Brianna Gray Degree in Leadership
w/Minor in Human Resources
Leadership, Walden University
Lauren Peters and her sons, Andrew and Lucas
Renee Kochuten School of Nursing,
University of Alaska Anchorage
SAVE THE DATE: MAY 17
Chelsea Torres-Pallotta Bachelor’s
Degree in Health Science, California
State University East Bay
F ORT ROSS, C A LI FO R N I A
Please note that these are graduates
who we are currently aware of.
If we missed students who have
graduated, please let us know
so we can acknowledge your
accomplishments.
REMINDER: THE SUMMER
2014 SCHOLARSHIP
DEADLINE IS APRIL 30.
A LA SKA NAT IV E DAY I N
I recently met Lauren Peters, one of TAF
scholarship recipients, who is currently
working on her graduate degree in library
and information science at San Jose State
University. She sits on the Fort Ross
Conservancy Advisory Board and is
helping host Fort Ross, California’s Alaska
Native Day. This celebration will include a
baidarka race and George Dyson, author
of Baidarka: The Kayak, will speak about
baidarka building. Lauren will be there
and hopes to have a good turnout from
California and Oregon Alaska Natives.
RE ME MB E R: G ET YO UR
T R AV E L SCH OL A R S H I P
REQUESTS IN EARLY TO
the
foundation
ATTEND THIS SUMMER’S
“Enhancing the life and culture of the Aleut People”
CULTURE C AMPS.
THE ALEUT FOUNDATION
Phone Number: 907.646.1929
Toll-Free: 800.232.4882 – ask to be
transferred to the Aleut Foundation
Fax Number: 907.646.1949
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.thealeutfoundation.org
THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT
YOUR REQUEST IS MAY 15.
DON’T MISS O UT !
Renee & Kash
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Unsettled Estates and Missing Shareholders
The following shareholder records are missing information, which prevents the Shareholder Department from closing estates and
transferring departed shareholders’ stock or locating shareholders. Examples of missing information include: Death Certificate, Last
Will/Stock Will, Relatives of Deceased Form, Affidavit of Entitlement Form, New Shareholder Packets and Current Contact Information.
If your name is on this list or you know someone listed, please contact us at 800.232.4882.
A
Amanda Sarah Aleck
Clara Christine Anderson
B
Mary Ann Bagley
John Richard Bailey
Edwin Mitchell Bendixen
Francisco Metriph Bernardo
Kirk Edward Berner
ChristineIda Berntsen
Howard David Berntsen, Sr
Tara Kaye Bode
Janet Louise Bolam
Agrippina Borenin
Mekey Edwin Borenin
John Michael Borenin, Jr
Mary Bourdukofsky
Eugene N Bourdukofsky, Jr
Susan Elizabeth Boyle-Franzel
Tina Brown
Stacy Ann Bunsey
C
Connie Jean Calugan
Edwin Cameron
D Richard Campbell
Justin A J Carelle
John Charles Carpenter, Jr
Thomas Bert Chebetnoy, Sr
Robert Chercasen
Michael Steve Chester
Frederick Lee Chouinard
Lawrence A Chouinard
Robin C Clardy
Melody Clary
Karon Clausnitzer
Tobin P Collins
Robert James Covert
Frankie Dean Craig
Kenny Craig
Sandra Craig
D
Nicholas Paul Dirks
Shane William Dirks
Kimberly Marie Dodd
Michael S Dunton
Miles M Dupee
Charley J Dushkin
Joseph George Dushkin
Nick A Dushkin
Randy Stuart Dushkin
Michael John Dyakanoff
E
Robert James Eads
F
Zenia Kay Feenstra
Helen Parascovia Ford
Thomas Foster
Albert Wayne Fredericks, Jr
Fairlee A Frey
G
Eva Darlene Gaddis
Mary Acelina Galeshoff
Michael Ray Galovin
Ronald Ray Galovin
Stanley Robert Galovin
Acelina Glass
Luke Alex Glass
Paul Alex Glass
John Golodoff
Robert Gary Goodman
Christopher S Gordon
Edward Curtis Gould
Joshua James Emon Gould
Nina Gronn
Norman Scott Gronn
Cindy L Grove
Angelina Guenther
Laray June Gundersen
H
Lydia Ann Hancock
Mary Jeanette Hansen
Rod E Hare
Anita Mae Hawley
Helen Letha Hazel
Malta Winifred Heffel
Michelle Hickey
Tasha Marie Hillhouse
Steven Mike Hodikoff
Tammy Jean Hoffer (Willhite)
Jennifer L Hubert-Williams
Sidney J Hubley
William Ray Hubley
Dawn Hutchison
J
Harriet June Jacobsen
Gary Dale Jensen
Mathew Wade Johansen
David L Johnson
Karen Margaret Johnson
Harold Dean Johnson, Jr
K
Fanny Kashevarof
Peter Valentine Kashevarof
Sandra Marie Kelley
Shirley Kay Koch
Derek J Koso
Nellie Kozloff
Sandra Nika Kozloff
Joseph Kozloff, Jr
Mollie Krotzer
Condrat W Krukoff
Daniel Krukoff
George Lee Krukoff
Kristian Marie Krukoff
Mary Magdalene Kushin
Nels Price Kuzakin
Claude Radion Kuzakin, Sr
L
John Edward Larsen, Jr
Kelly Marie Lawrence
Caitlin Ariadna Lekanof
Tammy Ann Lekanoff
Constantin Lekanoff, Jr
Tikhon Lestenkof
Timothy Lestenkof
Demetri Constantin Lestenkof, Jr
Nathan Gordion Lestenkof, Sr
Paula Marie Levesque
Patricia Linehan
Katherine Lochbaum
Else P Lohse
Christopher Pete Lokanin
M
Daniel David Mack
Johanna Colleen Main
Teddy D.N. Maly
Carol R Martin
Arleen Frances Martinell
Lawrence Paul Maxwell
Hubert George McCallum, Sr
Nathan R McCowan
Ronnie McCullar
Melanie Elaine McFerrin
George Alec McGlashan
Agnes Rebecca McMullen
Maurice Michael McNeil
Lillian Beth Meadows
Cynthia C Melovidov
Mae Irene Melovidov
Pavla Melovidov
Jimmy Merculief
Rev Paul Merculief
Rufina Merculief
Iliodor Merculieff, Jr
Teresa Marie Michaelson
Agnes Louise Middleton
Marie L Miller
Colin K Mills
Freya E Mills
Theodore A Mills
Gary G Moore
Fred W Mulkeit
Stephanie Jacole Myers
N
Polly Nekeferoff
William Nekeferoff
Nick John Nevzoroff
Jennifer L Newhall
Serafima Newton
Logan J Nichols
Mylissa R Nichols
Eleanor Isabel Norris
O
Michael A O’Keefe
Donna Marie Olsen
Robert Maxim Olsen
Carole Orloff
Sara Orloff
Peter Oustigoff
P
Milton Roy Pagano
Lillian Helen Pelkey
Leona Mildred Pesterkoff
Pomela Dorina Peters
Arnold Henry Peterson
Charissa D Philemonof
John Philemonof
Leonard Pletnikoff
Nida Maggie Poe
Charlisa Pounds
Donald Leon Puckett
Kenneth Donald Puckett
R
Rene’ G Rafal
Lauresa Rapin
Julia Christine Reed
Thomas Regelski
Verna Alice Rod
Alice Rose
Robert Rosenberg
Susan B Rushing
Ataira Justina M Russell
S
Alex Richard Samuelson
Walter Paul Samuelson, Sr
Sandrea O Sands
Annie M Scott
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Condolences
Bonita Dee Severian
Russell Shaishnikoff
Sherri Lynn Sharpe
Chalyndria Nikkita Shearer
Daniel Earl Shellikoff
Theodore John Sherebernikoff
Alex Sifsof
Arnold Sifsof
Ernest William Sifsof
Christopher G Siftsoff
John Smith
Maggie Agfie Smith
Valerie Smith
Vanessa Ebony Smith
Kenneth Paul Spencer
Stacey L Stein
Paul Curtis Streeter
Kimball Elliott Strong
Kaylah Michele Stroud
Bert James Stutsman, Sr
Ruby L Sundberg
Peter A Swanson
Mark F Swetzof
Vava G Swetzof
Dannette E Szczutowski
T
Daniel Luke Tcheripanoff
Brandon Thompson
Norma Jea Torres
Robert Carilo Torres Moore
Maria Turnpaugh
V
Barbara Aurelia Valanzuela
Heather Marie Van Pelt
Jamie Lee Velazquez
Theresa Delcamen Velazquez
W
Karol Lynn Waggoner
Benjamin Andrew Ward
Letasha L Waymack
John Ervin Weston
Waldo E Weston
Thomas F White
Dorothy A Wilkinson
Andrew Wilson
Derek Travis Wilson
Keith Lee Wilson
William Stanford Wright
Y
Agnes May Yeazell
Z
Loretta Kern Zaochney
The Board of Directors and the staff of the Aleut Corporation would like to extend
their sincere condolences to the families and friends of shareholders who have recently
passed away.
CONNIE CALUGAN
ALMA BOLTON
Age: 62
Age: 79
Chugiak, AK
Anchorage, AK
HARRIET GOULEY
JOYCE CORPUZ
Age: 78
Age: 59
Skokomish Nation, WA
Anchorage, AK
NICHOLAS IMMEDIATO
ANATOLY LEKANOF
Age: 90
Age: 84
Franklin, TN
Anchorage, AK
ANFESA GALAKTIONOFF
BLAIR BRAINARD JR.
Age: 28
Age: 63
Cowley, WY
Bellingham, WA
FRANCES PEARSON
ROBERT EADS
Age: 94
Age: 92
Anchorage, AK
Seward, AK
MARY HILLHOUSE
MAE MELOVIDOV
Age: 59
Age: 47
Anchorage, AK
Anchorage, AK
IGNATY PHILEMONOFF, JR.
ANGELINA GUENTHER
Age: 45
Anchorage, AK
Watkin Glen, NY
GEORGE BEZEZEKOFF
HILDA FINK
Age: 77
Age: 67
Nikolski, AK
Sun Valley, CA
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One Aleut Plaza
4000 Old Seward Highway, Suite 300
Anchorage, Alaska 99503
Phone Number: 907.561.4300
Toll-Free: 800.232.4882
Fax Number: 907.563.4328
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.aleutcorp.com
Shareholder Affairs
Email: [email protected]
The Aleut Corporation reserves the
right to edit and revise all news items
submitted for publication.
The Aleut
Corporation Board
of Directors
ALEUT WORD
Lagim Tugidaa
DICK JACOBSEN
Chair
April, Aleutian Canada
TARA BOURDUKOFSKY
Vice Chair
Goose Month
JENIFER NELSON
Vice President
O. PATRICIA LEKANOFF GREGORY
Secretary/Treasurer
GARY FERGUSON
Director
SHARON LIND
Director
STANLEY MACK
Director
DEBI SCHMIDT
Director
VINCENT TUTIAKOFF
Director
TAC Staff
EXECUTIVE & SHAREHOLDER AFFAIRS
Thomas Mack, President
David Gillespie, CEO
Janet Reiser, Director of Business &
Resource Development
Memry Dahl, Human Resources Director
Chris Lace, Administrative Manager
Angela Bourdukofsky, Shareholder
Relations Manager
Silvia Leon-Guerrero, Shareholder
Records Technician
Shirlee Smith, Executive Assistant
Maggie Samuelson, Receptionist
Desiree Lekanof, Shareholder Records
Assistant
FINANCE & ACCOUNTING
Tracy Woo, CFO & General Counsel
Lionel Campos, Controller
Jon Ruberts, Financial Analyst
Joe Kashevarof, Asst. Controller
Margaret Sealock, Senior Staff Accountant
Dave Nevzuroff, Accounting Manager
Katherine Gordinier, Accountant
Shelly Tuttle, Accountant
Marisa Mack, Accounting Specialist
ALEUT REAL ESTATE, LLC
Tony Cange, President
Melvin Smith, Operations Manager