April 2014 - Shee Atika Inc.

April Newsletter, 2014
April Newsletter, 2014
April Newsletter, 2014
INSUFFICIENT ADDRESSES
MAY 2014 SAFE DISTRIBUTION
DECLARED
Shee Atiká is currently looking for the following shareholders. If you are on this list or know a shareholder
who is, please contact our office in Sitka at (907) 747-3534 or (800) 478-3534.
Adams, Richard Paul
Albert, William Fred
Anderson, Larry Wayne
Augustus, Michael
Barden, Heath Adam
Barnes, Lisa Amy
Bartels, Candace Theodora
Beck, Patrick John
Beer, Kimberly Frances
Benzel, Jason Fred
Bigley, Taysha Marie
Bingham, Karra Dawn
Blackburn, Ricky Duane
Blackwell, Ray Edward
Bourdon, Eugene
Bowen, Matthew Wayne
Bowen, Wesley Michael
Bower Ii, Joseph Paul
Boyd, Karen Joann
Boyd, Tara Marie
Boyd-Galovic, Dorothy Janice
Brown, Crystal Charlene
Burns, Arnon Eliel
Burns, Daniel
Cameron, Rodney Mitchell
Cole, Holly Noelle
Coverdell, Jane Stephanie
Coverdell, Katherine Rose
Day, Terra Cinnamon
Demmert, Gabriel A.
Drevas, Jamailyn
Dundas, Martina Nellie Maria
Eakin, Francine Elizabeth
Eliason, Shannon Marie
Foss, Holly Lillian
Frenier, Anthony C.
Furlow, Steven W.
Goddard, Nicholas James
Haws, Elizabeth Ann
Hill, Alicia Dawn
Hope Jr., Herbert D
Horton, Deidra
Howard, Carolyn
Howard, Heidi Sommer
Howell Jr, Richard D
Howell, Richard D.
Ihde, Dale Joe
Ihde, John Henry
Ihde, Stephen Wayne
Jackson, Erik
Jones, Justin Laird
Jones, Tara Ann
Kainulainen, Gavin Daniel
King, Kristopher
Kinville, Jessica Louise
Kinville, Zachariah D.
Kitka, Amber R.
Kitka, Kenneth Wendall
Kitka, Stephanie Bailey
Larsen, Adam Elijah
Lawson, Chak Gordon
Lee, Jonathan
Lee, Katrina Marie
Lewis, Lawrence
Lewis, Leslie Owen
Losee, Steven
Lostutter, Jessie Peter
Mahoskey, Jerome
Mckay Ii, Steven
Mcmullen Jr, Robert C
Mcnulty, Michael Edward
Miyasato, Nicholas David
Miyasato, Nickayo
Morey, Matthew Arthur
Morgan, Alicia Amber
Morton, Victoria
Murany, Ashlyn
Natkong Jr, Donald Vern
Nielsen, Leilani Jane
Niles, Carmen Gradi
Oen, Christen Eugene
Ozawa, Roy
Paul, Erick Andrew
Peratrovich, Laurie Lynn
Peterson, Carla Fay
Pierce, Lindsey
Pintado Jr., Ricardo M
Priestley, Katheryne T
Randall, Michael Dale
Ravana, Stephanie V.
Reeves Jr, Joseph James
Reynolds, Shelby Noelle
Reynolds, Veronica Lynn
Rochon, Colette
Ross, Jennifer Leigh
Rudolph Sr, Douglas Roy
Sabo, Dawn M.
Sam, Richard Lee
Scarfone, Desiree Claresse
Scharp, Jonni
Schermerhorn, Joan Marie
Smallwood, Rochelle
Smith, Janine Erin
Stage, Ashley Nicole
Stage, Ryan Gregory
Steen, Jessica Rae
Stidd, Candice M
Sund Jr., Franklin Simon
Swett, Dennis Robert
Tarpenning, Alfreda J.
Todd, Jacqueline Sue
Todd, Joseph Earl
Tomlinson, Vincent Jay
Ulrich, Jennifer L.
Uttke, L. Christopher
Vansickle, Lavina
Villarias, Brian Kenneth
West, Tera Dawn
Willard, Betty
Williams, Gordon Charles
Wilson, Adrian Linn
Young, Kariel Morgan
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he Shee Atiká Fund Endowment Board of Trustees declared the distribution for shareholders of record on April
4, 2014.
Eligible Shareholders will receive $6.00/unit (share) to be
mailed from Sitka on Monday, May 5, 2014. Those shareholders who have direct deposit will receive their funds on Friday,
April 25, 2014.
Shee Atiká encourages all shareholders to sign up for and
receive direct deposit. Direct Deposit forms may be downloaded from our website sheeatika.com or by calling the office
in Sitka (800) 478-3534.
315 Lincoln Street, Suite 300
Sitka, Alaska 99835
Direct: 907-747-3534
Fax: 907-747-5727
Toll Free: 800-478-3534
www.sheeatika.com
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REMINDER TO ALL SHAREHOLDERS WITH DIRECT DEPOSIT
tarting with our upcoming distribution on May 5, 2014, you must have a current address to receive Direct Deposit .
Please call today and verify your Address and Direct Deposit are correct.
If you need to make any changes to your address or contact phone numbers, you can download our address change form
online at sheeatika.com or contact our office in Sitka at (907) 747-3534 or (800) 478-3534.
April Newsletter, 2014
April Newsletter, 2014
40TH ANNUAL MEETING OF SHEE ATIKÁ, INCORPORATED SHAREHOLDERS
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hareholders of Shee Atiká, Incorporated (herein “Shee Atiká”) are invited to the Fortieth Annual Meeting of
Shee Atiká, Incorporated which will be held at the Harrigan Centennial Hall in Sitka, Alaska on Saturday,
May 17, 2014 at 9:00 a.m. local time, for the following purposes:
1. To hear a report on Shee Atiká’s operations for 2013.
2. To elect three Directors whose terms shall expire at the Annual Meeting in 2017.
3. To transact such other business as may properly be brought before the Meeting or any adjournment thereof.
J
BOARD SLATE CANDIDATES
oshua Horan works at Horan and Company, LLC, as a real estate appraiser. He has been on the Board since 2010. Prior to
joining the Board of Directors, Josh was a member of the Scholarship Committee of the Shee Atiká Benefits Trust (SABT)
for several years.
Candidate Statement: “I am proudly serving as a director of Shee Atiká and I am asking
that you vote to return me to the Board of Directors. My Tlingit name is Yoowaak’ Eesh. I
am a Raven from the T’akdeintaan (Sea Pigeon) clan, Snail House. My grandparents are
Rocky and Betty Lou Gutierrez. My great great grandfather William Hollywood was Kiks’adi,
and my great great grandmother Natalia Dalton was T’akdeintaan. Their daughter Louise
Hollywood was my grandmother. The future of our corporation and all our shareholders
matters to me a great deal and I find being a steward of our shareholders’ resources
challenging and satisfying. As a recipient of Shee Atiká scholarships and as a member of the
SABT Scholarship Committee, I have seen firsthand how empowering Shee Atiká’s resources
are for our shareholders. This empowerment leads to an increase in quality of life that is
thrilling to witness and enriches not only our shareholders but also the communities in which
they live. As a member of the Shee Atiká Board I will work to ensure that those resources
continue to remain available for our ever-expanding shareholder base. Thank you.”
F
aleene Worrell currently is a homemaker. Faleene worked at Shee Atiká headquarters
for 11 years, and has also served as a member of the Shee Atiká Benefits Trust Scholarship Committee, including a term as its Chairman. Faleene has attended business classes at
UAS, and was an Accountant for Tlingit-Haida Regional Housing Authority, Intermittent
Accountant II for SEARHC, Corporate Accountant for Huna Totem Corporation, and Alaska
Legislative Aide. Faleene was appointed by the Board as a Shee Atiká director in 2013, and is
currently running for election by the shareholders.
Candidate Statement: “My Tlingit name is Aanawdu.oo. I am originally from Sitka, but
now live with my husband Bert in Texas. My moiety is Raven, my clan is L´uknax.ádi, and
I am from Kayaash Ka Hit, or the Mother Coho House in Sitka. My mother is Shaaxaatk’í/
Mary Irene Miller of Sitka. I am very grateful for the opportunity to work as a Shee
Atiká director, and I bring over thirty years of government and native corporate business
experience, as well as keen familiarity with Shee Atiká, in particular. My husband and I share
six grown children and nine grandchildren.”
S
hirley Yocum is retired and has worked at various organizations in Sitka, including the
American Legion and ANB. She has been on the Board since 1989.
Candidate Statement: “My name is Shirley I. Yocum. I am Athabascan. I did not live
at home long enough to receive an Athabascan name. My father James Bruce is Kutchin
from Old Crow, Canada. His people are dependent on moose, caribou, bear, goat and
sheep. My mother is Elsie N. Huntington. She is Koyukuk from Hughes. They are hunters,
fishermen, and gatherers. I have two children, Mitch Widick and Jensen Yocum. Jensen
has two children George and Elsie. His wife is Amanda Baggen. I have spent most of my
life in Sitka. I went to Mt. Edgecumbe School of Practical Nursing program and spent
25 years as an LPN. My other experiences are in the areas of planning, TERO for Sitka
Tribe of Alaska and as a Bar Manager for the American Legion. During the year 2013 I
was adopted into the Coho tribe with the help of Loretta Ness. My Tlingit name is Shkik
Tlaa. I look forward to learning the proper protocol at Tlingit functions. I look forward
to the next three years. It will be fun working with Josh and Faleene, along with the other
Directors. Thanks for your support in the past and I will work for you in the future.”
SHAREHOLDER EARNS BACHELORS DEGREE
C
ongratulations to one of Shee Atiká’s scholarship recipients, Shae Anita
Gamble! Shae graduated from Washington State University (WSU) on
December 7th, 2013. Shae graduated with a cumulative GPA of 2.8 and received
a B.A. in Organizational Communication with an emphasis in Intercultural
Communications. She also graduated with minors in Psychology and Sports
Management.
As an Alaskan Native from the Tlingit tribe, she took an interest in learning about
her roots and the Native American culture in general. To do so, she wanted to
get more involved with WSU’s Native American campus organizations. During
her time at WSU, she was involved in the Council for Multicultural Student
Presidents, the Committee Square under Associated Students of Washington
State University (ASWSU), and worked for the Washington State Athletics ticket
office.
For the past two years, Shae has been involved with the Native American Student Organization, also known as the
ASWSU Ku-Ah-Mah and the Native American Women’s Association. She was the President for both Ku-Ah-Mah
and the Native American Student Organization.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
“My Grandmother, Anita Wright, and Uncle Tom Gamble from Sitka, Alaska were able to attend the graduation
and Tom gifted me a seal and sea otter scarf that I was able to wear at the ceremony. I was also gifted an Eagle
feather from my Umitillia/Nez Perce, the Hall family (Andrea, Peyton, KK, Devon, Dreux). Go Cougs!”
UPCOMING APRIL & MAY 2014 EVENTS
April 21, 2014 (Monday) - Annual Report & Proxy Statement Mailed
April 26, 2014 (Saturday) - Anchorage Information/Candidate Meeting, 10 am Anchorage Sheraton
April 27, 2014 (Sunday) - Juneau Information/Candidate Meeting, 12:30 pm Westmark Baranof
April 29, 2014 (Tuesday) - Sitka Information/Candidate Meeting, 6 pm Harrigan Centennial Hall
May 3, 2014 (Saturday) - Seattle Information/ Candidate Meeting, 11:30 am Hilton Seattle Airport & Conference Center
May 7, 2014 (Wednesday) - Early Bird Proxy Deadline
May 14, 2014 (Wednesday) - Proxy Deadline
May 17, 2014 (Saturday) - SHAREHOLDER ANNUAL MEETING, 9am Harrigan Centennial Hall
Anchorage Sheraton
401 E 6th St
Anchorage, Alaska
Westmark Baranof
127 N Franklin St
Juneau, Alaska
Harrigan Centennial Hall
330 Harbor Dr
Sitka, Alaska
Hilton Seattle Airport &
Conference Center
17620 International Blvd
Seatac, Washington
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hee Atiká encourages shareholders to receive their Newsletter Electronically. If you are interested in receiving your corporation’s newsletter electronically please contact Heather at our local office (907) 747-3534 or (800) 478-3534, or you can e-mail
[email protected].
SHEE ATIKÁ MISSION STATEMENT
Shee Atiká Incorporated’s mission is to “preserve and enhance our culture for all generations of sharehold-
ers, and to provide benefits to shareholders consistently and on an equitable basis.”
April Newsletter, 2014
April Newsletter, 2014
40TH ANNUAL MEETING OF SHEE ATIKÁ, INCORPORATED SHAREHOLDERS
S
hareholders of Shee Atiká, Incorporated (herein “Shee Atiká”) are invited to the Fortieth Annual Meeting of
Shee Atiká, Incorporated which will be held at the Harrigan Centennial Hall in Sitka, Alaska on Saturday,
May 17, 2014 at 9:00 a.m. local time, for the following purposes:
1. To hear a report on Shee Atiká’s operations for 2013.
2. To elect three Directors whose terms shall expire at the Annual Meeting in 2017.
3. To transact such other business as may properly be brought before the Meeting or any adjournment thereof.
J
BOARD SLATE CANDIDATES
oshua Horan works at Horan and Company, LLC, as a real estate appraiser. He has been on the Board since 2010. Prior to
joining the Board of Directors, Josh was a member of the Scholarship Committee of the Shee Atiká Benefits Trust (SABT)
for several years.
Candidate Statement: “I am proudly serving as a director of Shee Atiká and I am asking
that you vote to return me to the Board of Directors. My Tlingit name is Yoowaak’ Eesh. I
am a Raven from the T’akdeintaan (Sea Pigeon) clan, Snail House. My grandparents are
Rocky and Betty Lou Gutierrez. My great great grandfather William Hollywood was Kiks’adi,
and my great great grandmother Natalia Dalton was T’akdeintaan. Their daughter Louise
Hollywood was my grandmother. The future of our corporation and all our shareholders
matters to me a great deal and I find being a steward of our shareholders’ resources
challenging and satisfying. As a recipient of Shee Atiká scholarships and as a member of the
SABT Scholarship Committee, I have seen firsthand how empowering Shee Atiká’s resources
are for our shareholders. This empowerment leads to an increase in quality of life that is
thrilling to witness and enriches not only our shareholders but also the communities in which
they live. As a member of the Shee Atiká Board I will work to ensure that those resources
continue to remain available for our ever-expanding shareholder base. Thank you.”
F
aleene Worrell currently is a homemaker. Faleene worked at Shee Atiká headquarters
for 11 years, and has also served as a member of the Shee Atiká Benefits Trust Scholarship Committee, including a term as its Chairman. Faleene has attended business classes at
UAS, and was an Accountant for Tlingit-Haida Regional Housing Authority, Intermittent
Accountant II for SEARHC, Corporate Accountant for Huna Totem Corporation, and Alaska
Legislative Aide. Faleene was appointed by the Board as a Shee Atiká director in 2013, and is
currently running for election by the shareholders.
Candidate Statement: “My Tlingit name is Aanawdu.oo. I am originally from Sitka, but
now live with my husband Bert in Texas. My moiety is Raven, my clan is L´uknax.ádi, and
I am from Kayaash Ka Hit, or the Mother Coho House in Sitka. My mother is Shaaxaatk’í/
Mary Irene Miller of Sitka. I am very grateful for the opportunity to work as a Shee
Atiká director, and I bring over thirty years of government and native corporate business
experience, as well as keen familiarity with Shee Atiká, in particular. My husband and I share
six grown children and nine grandchildren.”
S
hirley Yocum is retired and has worked at various organizations in Sitka, including the
American Legion and ANB. She has been on the Board since 1989.
Candidate Statement: “My name is Shirley I. Yocum. I am Athabascan. I did not live
at home long enough to receive an Athabascan name. My father James Bruce is Kutchin
from Old Crow, Canada. His people are dependent on moose, caribou, bear, goat and
sheep. My mother is Elsie N. Huntington. She is Koyukuk from Hughes. They are hunters,
fishermen, and gatherers. I have two children, Mitch Widick and Jensen Yocum. Jensen
has two children George and Elsie. His wife is Amanda Baggen. I have spent most of my
life in Sitka. I went to Mt. Edgecumbe School of Practical Nursing program and spent
25 years as an LPN. My other experiences are in the areas of planning, TERO for Sitka
Tribe of Alaska and as a Bar Manager for the American Legion. During the year 2013 I
was adopted into the Coho tribe with the help of Loretta Ness. My Tlingit name is Shkik
Tlaa. I look forward to learning the proper protocol at Tlingit functions. I look forward
to the next three years. It will be fun working with Josh and Faleene, along with the other
Directors. Thanks for your support in the past and I will work for you in the future.”
SHAREHOLDER EARNS BACHELORS DEGREE
C
ongratulations to one of Shee Atiká’s scholarship recipients, Shae Anita
Gamble! Shae graduated from Washington State University (WSU) on
December 7th, 2013. Shae graduated with a cumulative GPA of 2.8 and received
a B.A. in Organizational Communication with an emphasis in Intercultural
Communications. She also graduated with minors in Psychology and Sports
Management.
As an Alaskan Native from the Tlingit tribe, she took an interest in learning about
her roots and the Native American culture in general. To do so, she wanted to
get more involved with WSU’s Native American campus organizations. During
her time at WSU, she was involved in the Council for Multicultural Student
Presidents, the Committee Square under Associated Students of Washington
State University (ASWSU), and worked for the Washington State Athletics ticket
office.
For the past two years, Shae has been involved with the Native American Student Organization, also known as the
ASWSU Ku-Ah-Mah and the Native American Women’s Association. She was the President for both Ku-Ah-Mah
and the Native American Student Organization.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
“My Grandmother, Anita Wright, and Uncle Tom Gamble from Sitka, Alaska were able to attend the graduation
and Tom gifted me a seal and sea otter scarf that I was able to wear at the ceremony. I was also gifted an Eagle
feather from my Umitillia/Nez Perce, the Hall family (Andrea, Peyton, KK, Devon, Dreux). Go Cougs!”
UPCOMING APRIL & MAY 2014 EVENTS
April 21, 2014 (Monday) - Annual Report & Proxy Statement Mailed
April 26, 2014 (Saturday) - Anchorage Information/Candidate Meeting, 10 am Anchorage Sheraton
April 27, 2014 (Sunday) - Juneau Information/Candidate Meeting, 12:30 pm Westmark Baranof
April 29, 2014 (Tuesday) - Sitka Information/Candidate Meeting, 6 pm Harrigan Centennial Hall
May 3, 2014 (Saturday) - Seattle Information/ Candidate Meeting, 11:30 am Hilton Seattle Airport & Conference Center
May 7, 2014 (Wednesday) - Early Bird Proxy Deadline
May 14, 2014 (Wednesday) - Proxy Deadline
May 17, 2014 (Saturday) - SHAREHOLDER ANNUAL MEETING, 9am Harrigan Centennial Hall
Anchorage Sheraton
401 E 6th St
Anchorage, Alaska
Westmark Baranof
127 N Franklin St
Juneau, Alaska
Harrigan Centennial Hall
330 Harbor Dr
Sitka, Alaska
Hilton Seattle Airport &
Conference Center
17620 International Blvd
Seatac, Washington
S
hee Atiká encourages shareholders to receive their Newsletter Electronically. If you are interested in receiving your corporation’s newsletter electronically please contact Heather at our local office (907) 747-3534 or (800) 478-3534, or you can e-mail
[email protected].
SHEE ATIKÁ MISSION STATEMENT
Shee Atiká Incorporated’s mission is to “preserve and enhance our culture for all generations of sharehold-
ers, and to provide benefits to shareholders consistently and on an equitable basis.”
April Newsletter, 2014
April Newsletter, 2014
40TH ANNUAL MEETING OF SHEE ATIKÁ, INCORPORATED SHAREHOLDERS
S
hareholders of Shee Atiká, Incorporated (herein “Shee Atiká”) are invited to the Fortieth Annual Meeting of
Shee Atiká, Incorporated which will be held at the Harrigan Centennial Hall in Sitka, Alaska on Saturday,
May 17, 2014 at 9:00 a.m. local time, for the following purposes:
1. To hear a report on Shee Atiká’s operations for 2013.
2. To elect three Directors whose terms shall expire at the Annual Meeting in 2017.
3. To transact such other business as may properly be brought before the Meeting or any adjournment thereof.
J
BOARD SLATE CANDIDATES
oshua Horan works at Horan and Company, LLC, as a real estate appraiser. He has been on the Board since 2010. Prior to
joining the Board of Directors, Josh was a member of the Scholarship Committee of the Shee Atiká Benefits Trust (SABT)
for several years.
Candidate Statement: “I am proudly serving as a director of Shee Atiká and I am asking
that you vote to return me to the Board of Directors. My Tlingit name is Yoowaak’ Eesh. I
am a Raven from the T’akdeintaan (Sea Pigeon) clan, Snail House. My grandparents are
Rocky and Betty Lou Gutierrez. My great great grandfather William Hollywood was Kiks’adi,
and my great great grandmother Natalia Dalton was T’akdeintaan. Their daughter Louise
Hollywood was my grandmother. The future of our corporation and all our shareholders
matters to me a great deal and I find being a steward of our shareholders’ resources
challenging and satisfying. As a recipient of Shee Atiká scholarships and as a member of the
SABT Scholarship Committee, I have seen firsthand how empowering Shee Atiká’s resources
are for our shareholders. This empowerment leads to an increase in quality of life that is
thrilling to witness and enriches not only our shareholders but also the communities in which
they live. As a member of the Shee Atiká Board I will work to ensure that those resources
continue to remain available for our ever-expanding shareholder base. Thank you.”
F
aleene Worrell currently is a homemaker. Faleene worked at Shee Atiká headquarters
for 11 years, and has also served as a member of the Shee Atiká Benefits Trust Scholarship Committee, including a term as its Chairman. Faleene has attended business classes at
UAS, and was an Accountant for Tlingit-Haida Regional Housing Authority, Intermittent
Accountant II for SEARHC, Corporate Accountant for Huna Totem Corporation, and Alaska
Legislative Aide. Faleene was appointed by the Board as a Shee Atiká director in 2013, and is
currently running for election by the shareholders.
Candidate Statement: “My Tlingit name is Aanawdu.oo. I am originally from Sitka, but
now live with my husband Bert in Texas. My moiety is Raven, my clan is L´uknax.ádi, and
I am from Kayaash Ka Hit, or the Mother Coho House in Sitka. My mother is Shaaxaatk’í/
Mary Irene Miller of Sitka. I am very grateful for the opportunity to work as a Shee
Atiká director, and I bring over thirty years of government and native corporate business
experience, as well as keen familiarity with Shee Atiká, in particular. My husband and I share
six grown children and nine grandchildren.”
S
hirley Yocum is retired and has worked at various organizations in Sitka, including the
American Legion and ANB. She has been on the Board since 1989.
Candidate Statement: “My name is Shirley I. Yocum. I am Athabascan. I did not live
at home long enough to receive an Athabascan name. My father James Bruce is Kutchin
from Old Crow, Canada. His people are dependent on moose, caribou, bear, goat and
sheep. My mother is Elsie N. Huntington. She is Koyukuk from Hughes. They are hunters,
fishermen, and gatherers. I have two children, Mitch Widick and Jensen Yocum. Jensen
has two children George and Elsie. His wife is Amanda Baggen. I have spent most of my
life in Sitka. I went to Mt. Edgecumbe School of Practical Nursing program and spent
25 years as an LPN. My other experiences are in the areas of planning, TERO for Sitka
Tribe of Alaska and as a Bar Manager for the American Legion. During the year 2013 I
was adopted into the Coho tribe with the help of Loretta Ness. My Tlingit name is Shkik
Tlaa. I look forward to learning the proper protocol at Tlingit functions. I look forward
to the next three years. It will be fun working with Josh and Faleene, along with the other
Directors. Thanks for your support in the past and I will work for you in the future.”
SHAREHOLDER EARNS BACHELORS DEGREE
C
ongratulations to one of Shee Atiká’s scholarship recipients, Shae Anita
Gamble! Shae graduated from Washington State University (WSU) on
December 7th, 2013. Shae graduated with a cumulative GPA of 2.8 and received
a B.A. in Organizational Communication with an emphasis in Intercultural
Communications. She also graduated with minors in Psychology and Sports
Management.
As an Alaskan Native from the Tlingit tribe, she took an interest in learning about
her roots and the Native American culture in general. To do so, she wanted to
get more involved with WSU’s Native American campus organizations. During
her time at WSU, she was involved in the Council for Multicultural Student
Presidents, the Committee Square under Associated Students of Washington
State University (ASWSU), and worked for the Washington State Athletics ticket
office.
For the past two years, Shae has been involved with the Native American Student Organization, also known as the
ASWSU Ku-Ah-Mah and the Native American Women’s Association. She was the President for both Ku-Ah-Mah
and the Native American Student Organization.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
“My Grandmother, Anita Wright, and Uncle Tom Gamble from Sitka, Alaska were able to attend the graduation
and Tom gifted me a seal and sea otter scarf that I was able to wear at the ceremony. I was also gifted an Eagle
feather from my Umitillia/Nez Perce, the Hall family (Andrea, Peyton, KK, Devon, Dreux). Go Cougs!”
UPCOMING APRIL & MAY 2014 EVENTS
April 21, 2014 (Monday) - Annual Report & Proxy Statement Mailed
April 26, 2014 (Saturday) - Anchorage Information/Candidate Meeting, 10 am Anchorage Sheraton
April 27, 2014 (Sunday) - Juneau Information/Candidate Meeting, 12:30 pm Westmark Baranof
April 29, 2014 (Tuesday) - Sitka Information/Candidate Meeting, 6 pm Harrigan Centennial Hall
May 3, 2014 (Saturday) - Seattle Information/ Candidate Meeting, 11:30 am Hilton Seattle Airport & Conference Center
May 7, 2014 (Wednesday) - Early Bird Proxy Deadline
May 14, 2014 (Wednesday) - Proxy Deadline
May 17, 2014 (Saturday) - SHAREHOLDER ANNUAL MEETING, 9am Harrigan Centennial Hall
Anchorage Sheraton
401 E 6th St
Anchorage, Alaska
Westmark Baranof
127 N Franklin St
Juneau, Alaska
Harrigan Centennial Hall
330 Harbor Dr
Sitka, Alaska
Hilton Seattle Airport &
Conference Center
17620 International Blvd
Seatac, Washington
S
hee Atiká encourages shareholders to receive their Newsletter Electronically. If you are interested in receiving your corporation’s newsletter electronically please contact Heather at our local office (907) 747-3534 or (800) 478-3534, or you can e-mail
[email protected].
SHEE ATIKÁ MISSION STATEMENT
Shee Atiká Incorporated’s mission is to “preserve and enhance our culture for all generations of sharehold-
ers, and to provide benefits to shareholders consistently and on an equitable basis.”
April Newsletter, 2014
April Newsletter, 2014
April Newsletter, 2014
INSUFFICIENT ADDRESSES
MAY 2014 SAFE DISTRIBUTION
DECLARED
Shee Atiká is currently looking for the following shareholders. If you are on this list or know a shareholder
who is, please contact our office in Sitka at (907) 747-3534 or (800) 478-3534.
Adams, Richard Paul
Albert, William Fred
Anderson, Larry Wayne
Augustus, Michael
Barden, Heath Adam
Barnes, Lisa Amy
Bartels, Candace Theodora
Beck, Patrick John
Beer, Kimberly Frances
Benzel, Jason Fred
Bigley, Taysha Marie
Bingham, Karra Dawn
Blackburn, Ricky Duane
Blackwell, Ray Edward
Bourdon, Eugene
Bowen, Matthew Wayne
Bowen, Wesley Michael
Bower Ii, Joseph Paul
Boyd, Karen Joann
Boyd, Tara Marie
Boyd-Galovic, Dorothy Janice
Brown, Crystal Charlene
Burns, Arnon Eliel
Burns, Daniel
Cameron, Rodney Mitchell
Cole, Holly Noelle
Coverdell, Jane Stephanie
Coverdell, Katherine Rose
Day, Terra Cinnamon
Demmert, Gabriel A.
Drevas, Jamailyn
Dundas, Martina Nellie Maria
Eakin, Francine Elizabeth
Eliason, Shannon Marie
Foss, Holly Lillian
Frenier, Anthony C.
Furlow, Steven W.
Goddard, Nicholas James
Haws, Elizabeth Ann
Hill, Alicia Dawn
Hope Jr., Herbert D
Horton, Deidra
Howard, Carolyn
Howard, Heidi Sommer
Howell Jr, Richard D
Howell, Richard D.
Ihde, Dale Joe
Ihde, John Henry
Ihde, Stephen Wayne
Jackson, Erik
Jones, Justin Laird
Jones, Tara Ann
Kainulainen, Gavin Daniel
King, Kristopher
Kinville, Jessica Louise
Kinville, Zachariah D.
Kitka, Amber R.
Kitka, Kenneth Wendall
Kitka, Stephanie Bailey
Larsen, Adam Elijah
Lawson, Chak Gordon
Lee, Jonathan
Lee, Katrina Marie
Lewis, Lawrence
Lewis, Leslie Owen
Losee, Steven
Lostutter, Jessie Peter
Mahoskey, Jerome
Mckay Ii, Steven
Mcmullen Jr, Robert C
Mcnulty, Michael Edward
Miyasato, Nicholas David
Miyasato, Nickayo
Morey, Matthew Arthur
Morgan, Alicia Amber
Morton, Victoria
Murany, Ashlyn
Natkong Jr, Donald Vern
Nielsen, Leilani Jane
Niles, Carmen Gradi
Oen, Christen Eugene
Ozawa, Roy
Paul, Erick Andrew
Peratrovich, Laurie Lynn
Peterson, Carla Fay
Pierce, Lindsey
Pintado Jr., Ricardo M
Priestley, Katheryne T
Randall, Michael Dale
Ravana, Stephanie V.
Reeves Jr, Joseph James
Reynolds, Shelby Noelle
Reynolds, Veronica Lynn
Rochon, Colette
Ross, Jennifer Leigh
Rudolph Sr, Douglas Roy
Sabo, Dawn M.
Sam, Richard Lee
Scarfone, Desiree Claresse
Scharp, Jonni
Schermerhorn, Joan Marie
Smallwood, Rochelle
Smith, Janine Erin
Stage, Ashley Nicole
Stage, Ryan Gregory
Steen, Jessica Rae
Stidd, Candice M
Sund Jr., Franklin Simon
Swett, Dennis Robert
Tarpenning, Alfreda J.
Todd, Jacqueline Sue
Todd, Joseph Earl
Tomlinson, Vincent Jay
Ulrich, Jennifer L.
Uttke, L. Christopher
Vansickle, Lavina
Villarias, Brian Kenneth
West, Tera Dawn
Willard, Betty
Williams, Gordon Charles
Wilson, Adrian Linn
Young, Kariel Morgan
T
he Shee Atiká Fund Endowment Board of Trustees declared the distribution for shareholders of record on April
4, 2014.
Eligible Shareholders will receive $6.00/unit (share) to be
mailed from Sitka on Monday, May 5, 2014. Those shareholders who have direct deposit will receive their funds on Friday,
April 25, 2014.
Shee Atiká encourages all shareholders to sign up for and
receive direct deposit. Direct Deposit forms may be downloaded from our website sheeatika.com or by calling the office
in Sitka (800) 478-3534.
315 Lincoln Street, Suite 300
Sitka, Alaska 99835
Direct: 907-747-3534
Fax: 907-747-5727
Toll Free: 800-478-3534
www.sheeatika.com
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REMINDER TO ALL SHAREHOLDERS WITH DIRECT DEPOSIT
tarting with our upcoming distribution on May 5, 2014, you must have a current address to receive Direct Deposit .
Please call today and verify your Address and Direct Deposit are correct.
If you need to make any changes to your address or contact phone numbers, you can download our address change form
online at sheeatika.com or contact our office in Sitka at (907) 747-3534 or (800) 478-3534.