PositioN E - the Lummi Nation!

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2012 LIBC ELECTION
PUBLICATION
Current Positions that are up for 2012 Election are:
Position E (On)
Currently held by: Clifford Cultee
Position F (On)
Position G (On/Off)
Currently held by: Currently held by: Cheryl Kinley-Sanders
Levi Jefferson
2012 Lummi Indian Business Council Candidates
POSITION E
Clifford Cultee*
Sheri-Lee A. Williams
Harlan James Jr.
Toni Jefferson
*Incumbent
POSITION F
Cheryl Kinley-Sanders*
Henry Cagey
Primary Elections purpose is to reduce the
number of candidates, with two (2) highest score
going to General Election
In the case of Position F – with only two
candidates. Position F - will only appear on the
General Election Ballot.
CERTIFYING COMMITTEE MEMBERS
POSITION G
Levi Jefferson*
Johnny D. Felix
Gordon Adams
Tom Edwards
Julie R. Finkbonner
Title 29
The Certifying Committee is clarified
into Lummi Code of Law, Title 29, Chapter 29.01.040 – Certifying Committee
Per, Lummi Nation Constitution and
By laws, Article III, Sec. 3–d,
Qualifications:
General Council, (duty of the General Council) “Appoints a committee to certify all elections to the
business council”
The Challenge Review Board is not a
No person shall serve on the Election Challenge Constitution duty of the General Council
Review Board who is a candidate or directly re- or Certifying Committee.
At the Special General Council
Meeting held on October 1st, appointed certifiers.
Those appointed shall not be members of the
Election Committee, Certifying Committee or
current members of the Lummi Indian Business
Council.
lated to any LIBC Candidate. “Directly related”
is defined as: son, daughter, husband, wife,
mother, father, sister, or brother, aunt, uncle,
niece, nephew, grandmother, grandfather, grandson, granddaughter, or a step- or in-law of any
of the above relations. These relations include
those related by adoption. Must be present to be
nominated for this position.
Certifying Committee Appointed by General Council
Christine Julius
Irene Thomas
Vernell Lane
Kathy Ballew
Lummi Squol Quol
2616 Kwina Road
Bellingham, WA 98226
360-384-2393
Alternates this year:
Bobbi Joe Tally
Keith Tom
But the code
does say that
the challenge
review board
will be appointed at the same
meeting as the
certifiers.
VOTE
Primary Election: October 20, 2012
General Election: November 3, 2012
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October 27, noon
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Position E (On)
Clifford Cultee
Position E
that you only get out of life
what you put into it and never be afraid to ask for help or
guidance. I want to take this
opportunity to publicly thank
Chief Tsi’lxw and Aunt Fran
for their guidance over the
last two years. You were always there to guide me to a
clear understanding of working for the community.
I have learned what it means
to work as a unified team using the strengths of others
to reach goals. It has been
an honor to work side by
side with Candy W, Cheryl
KS, Levi J, Bernie T, Darryl H, Jeremiah J, Steven T,
Merle J, Tim B II, and Leroy
D. The diversity of knowledge at the table allowed us
to make sound decisions for
our community and the future of our tribal members.
It was amazing to witness
the different angles that we
approached important issues, and when there was a
mistake that took place we
owned it and made every effort to right the wrongs and
learn from them.
It is a blessing to have the
Journey to Wellness as our
number one priority the last
two years. I believe in the
words, spoken by our elders, about the importance of
healing ourselves so we can
overcome the trauma that
has happened to our families
over the generations. In order to move forward we must
learn to forgive one another
and believe we all do the
best we can. I hope we can
encourage one another to
join The Journey to Wellness
efforts and strive to live a
balanced life and continue to
do our best to help the community become stronger one
day at a time. Please, don’t
let drugs and alcohol steal
your dreams.
I know times are tough and
to make ends meet in this
tough economy with the
high costs of living, high
unemployment, crime, and
the social issues that plague
communities across the Nation. We are the largest fishing tribe on the west coast
and we are preserving and
protecting our Schelangen,
it would be a priority for
me to see that our fishers
achieve premium prices for
their catch. There are a lot
of untapped markets and opportunity for processing and
value added which means a
few jobs would be created if
the right plans and support is
in place. “Develop a job for
every Lummi” can happen
if the right strategies are followed with training, diversification, higher education,
and hard work. Eco-tourism
is also an untapped market
for members to utilize their
expertise and knowledge
of the landscape and waterways. I would also like to see
the reef net technique come
alive again to bring back our
traditional ways while teaching the youth how to catch,
preserve, and cook the fish
along with learning the Lummi language. This is who we
are, Our Way of Life.
There has been a lot
of growth in our educational
system, soon the new head
start will be going up, the
Lummi Nation School has
been doing a good job keeping our kids on track, and
the northwest Indian College
has been growing rapidly, all
working so that our members
achieve their full human potential. Education, dedication, and hard work are the
key to success.
I also want to thank
all the CBC’s and departments for their hard work in
bringing forward the necessary concerns and solutions
and listening to the general
Council on how to improve
the services to the people.
Over the past two years we
had many good GC meetings that are more productive
when we can talk face to face
and respect everyone’s concerns in a meaningful way.
In closing, I would
like to ask for your support in
the upcoming tribal elections
in position E; I am a hard
worker, good listener, family
man, and most importantly
a team player and I will do
my best. God bless, and may
your days be filled with happiness.
Thank you sincerely,
Che leah ten
Clifford Cultee
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I would like to formally introduce myself; my traditional
name is Che leah ten, second
name Swe tan. My English
name is Clifford Aaron Cultee of the Lummi Nation. My
parents are Jean Cultee and
the Late Clifford Alan Cultee. My grandparents are the
late Francis and Mary Kinley
and the late Kitsap Cultee
Sr. and Bernadine Murray
(Celestine); my great grandparents are Chief Norbert
James Sr. and Clara James,
and George and May Kinley.
My wonderful wife is Cindy
Cultee, I have a marvelous
daughter Kaitlyn Ann Cultee,
and amazing stepdaughters
Mariah and Tana Dodd. My
sister is Tammy Cultee and
niece Amanda Cultee Johnson. I also have a sister that
lives in California, Dawn
Marie Cultee. My father and
mother in-laws are Ralph and
Madeline Jefferson.
I am excited to
announce
my
candidacy
for
re-election
to
the Lummi Indian
Business
Council in position E. Over the
past three years
through working together we
have been able
to give back
to the people,
strengthen relations with local,
state, and federal
governments, and continue
to build relationships with
other tribal nations. There are
many important issues facing the Lummi Nation and I
am committed to work collaboratively to build a safe
and prosperous future for all
Lummi people.
Three years ago in November
I can recall the swearing in
ceremony, “I am as honored
today, as that first evening,
to represent the Lummi people”, and I will be able to take
that with me wherever this
journey takes me. Our tribe
is growing very fast and we
must be willing to grow and
adapt to the changing times
while remembering where
we come from, utilizing
the teachings of our Ancestors, Elders, and practicing
our Schelangen. Learning to
work hard at an early age on
fishing boats has taught me
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Position E (ON)
Sheri-Lee A. Williams Position E
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Historically, Lummi peoMy Experience: 9 Years
ple have been well-known
My skills can be help- as a respected Lummi Counleaders within the Puget ful. We must continue seekSound Tribes for centuries, ing more funds to improve cil Woman; 20 Years Tribal
Accountant; elected Treasurer of LIBC & Lummi Commercial Company Board
during
2002,2003,2010;
appointed to our Water &
Sewer District Policy Board;
Instrumental creating our
LIBC Capital Projects Group
for our Economic Development; In 2010, I supervised
the set-up of tribal Audits
Past due many were up to 2
& 5 & 8 years late, some had
no financial records to audit;
All tribal funds, budgets of
Revenue and Expenses were
updated & reported monthly,
systems improvements were
implemented. We evaluated
& maximized return on new
investments, Acquired fishermen retirement funds to
be centralized & invested.
We completed the 2008 &
2009 Indirect Administrative
LIBC Budgets that were 2
years late. We controlled our
debt limits and set reserve
savings amounts. The result
was LIBC had audits to bring
to the Bank and establish a
high credit score. It helped
obtain LIBC loans, and advancement in our Economic
Development Plans. Our Accountability leads to rewriting codes and Constitutionby LIBC assignment to our
Attorneys and GM. As libc
treasurer, we managed in
2002/03 construction of the
tribal school. Also saved our
Federal funding, we had letters of proposed defunding
LIBC on file. We did tribal
finance improvements of
2002 debts. I wrote policy to
Harlan James Jr.
Position E
and we have confidently
changed how tribes do
business on the National
level, protecting our Treaty
Rights. We need to teach
our next generation of our
past Elder values. I want
to support the Local issues
facing our Nation in our
best interest.
Re-elect sheri Williams
Position E
My Lummi name is:
Qua’La’Si’Ah
I would like to thank
my fellow Tribal Members
for the 9 years I served on
the Council. Remembering
those years- I was able to accomplish countless goals and
objectives that improved our
tribal stature, bringing forth
our ability to be accountable
and in compliance with the
laws. Our Tribal “credit score
rating” became respectfully
up to date under my team
leadership.
Lummi Nation
My team work abilities
had brought together unity by
having an open door policy,
granting any tribal members
an answer to their questions,
or finding the answer for
them.
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I have always worked
hard to attain the “best for
all’ of our Tribal Membership. We all want our Tribal
Government Policies enforced that are respectful,
honest and accountable to
the entire Tribe. Teamwork
together, faith and trust in
one another and truths, facts
and honesty to our people are
what I believe creates a good
work environment to achieve
weekly goals.
Please, consider my experience, management skills
and already “earned recognition” in the National Circuit
of meetings where tribes are
recognized, listened to, and
we bring home more funds
for our Tribe. We are a unique
tribe with schools/college,
utility district, police, courts,
medical/dental facility, aquaculture, hatcheries, planning
development, housing, social
services, elder care, plus economic development enterprises and growth. I want our
own people educated to manage our future.
Lummi Nation
screaming lets
make a change
for our future
generations.
We scream lets
create jobs by
investing the
federal
performing arts
grant into specialized programs such as
music, motion
pictures and an
art hall. This
would supply
the need for local talent that
can teach our
youth something new; not
I’m Harlan James a
spoke person on behalf ofthe only creating jobs but giving
our Education, Scholarships,
Internship jobs, teaching
our life skills and Culture;
support and fund healthy
activities improving family
relationships; promote social
services coordination toward
that path of unity. Each individual must succeed with
their choice for higher education in jobs they are interested and talented in. We
must improve Policy support
for Elders Including support
for our Realty staff to help
Elders settle their lands.
My continued leadership will include representing our Tribal People. We are
the largest fishing fleet, and
speak nationally; right along
with Billy Frank, for funds
needed to rebuild and repair
our hatcheries’ and streams
(jobs). Respect our fishermen, their retirement funds
in the bank and seek disaster
funds like the others receive.
Our River is changing; we
need to modify the safety
access. Our health care is
about to change with Obama
Care; a new law allows us to
bill the VA to reimburse our
Veteran patient expenses. We
have tribal members unpaid
medical bills, where are the
answers? Also the IRS and
taxes are pushing us into a
corner again; our Treaty says
“no taxes”. We’ve been there
before and we won.
the gift of encouragement to parents suffered and fought
for the freedom we have toexpress their talents.
day. The freedom of our sovAlong with the many art- ereign nation of Lummi is a
ists on this reservation it will must. Let every member, not
allow them to gain employ- just tribal council and their
ment. The elders need jobs in families, take pride in being
teaching our traditions to the from Lummi by allowing
future leaders ofthe Lummi them to have security in a per
Nation. Let’s help the elders capita check. Yet due to the
help us. We need to have our drug use on this reservation
own grocery stores, restau- just maybe if the tribe gave
rants, and banking not just a little funding encouragethe casino; providing jobs for ment, besides the once month
the builders and permanent breakfast, our peoples faith
jobs within the facilities. We would rise and some might
are Lummi Indian business try to live again. I am strong
council we need more busi- believer in natural medicines
nesses. What about security and with the medicinal mariin a per capita check? Feel- juana revenue at 3 billion
ing like you are apart of the dollar a year industry and all
tribe in just you being from the people who depend on
your parents whose parents, marijuana in there daily lives
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pay Tribal members Water/
sewer services. LIBC had appointed me to represent us on
the National level with many
federal agencies.
My 9 years of travel have
included: Seeking funds for
tribal programs and treaty
obligations.
Give speeches before the
WA. DC Congressmen, all to
benefit our tribal people and
programs.
My Family Grandfather,
Felix Solomon had 4 sisters
whose married names are
Anna Ballew, Mary Revey,
Margaret Wilson-Casimir,
and Josephine Shultz, they
were born in the late 1800’s
to Maryann Charles-Solomon. My relatives Anna &
Mary lived on the lands on
West Haxton Way; Felix &
Margaret & Josephine lived
on East Lummi Shore. Now
our family is to seven generations later, connecting our
roots deeply into our beautiful Salish territory, rich with
our Lummi Culture. My
Mother, Mary Plaster was on
the Council, as well as Jim,
and father Alex Kamkoff,
Dean & Felix. My daughter
is Carlene, my Son Dean,
grandson Joseph Phair of
Univ./Philadelphia and Dino
Williams/Blackhawk #21, &
Caleb –WolfPack#9 and Ms.
Jordan.
A Vote for me is your
voice to be heard, and you
will in return be given full reports of accomplishments.
will no longer be denied in
boundaries ofthe Lummi
Nation. Let’s exercise our
sovereignty and produce
more money for our health
with out the federal government. Let’s take care of our
people. It only takes one
person to make a difference!
So let’s build this empire together it all starts with your
vote.
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Position E (ON)
Toni Jefferson
Toni Jefferson
“The ear of the leader
must ring with the voices of
the people.” -Woodrow T.
Wilson
Who am I
I am the daughter of
Becky Jefferson and Ronald
Finkbonner; granddaughter
of the late Leonard and Marian Jefferson and Sam and
Mildred Finkbonner. I have
spent most of my adult life
here at Lummi learning about
our history, values and Schelangen.
What do I stand for
PPACT - Protection of
sovereignty, Prosperity, Accountability,
Communication, Transformation
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Protecting our sovereignty and our Sche Lang en will
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be a number
one priority for
me. Our tribal
values are a lot
different than
western values;
as a member of
council, I will
work to educate
outsiders
of
our values and
advocate to develop systems
and process that
support Lummi
values.
Promoting
prosperity
as defined by the individual
tribal member whether that
be entrepreneurship, education, trade field, etc, however
the member defines it. Some
goals will include lowering
barriers to entry and creating
additional support services.
Strive for accountability
through clear communication
and transparency which is
so important in establishing
trust. Progress reports need
to be presented often because
not all of the progress will be
visible to everyone.
The people need to be
a part of the progress. Time
needs to be spent to have
those heart to heart discussions with the community
about the direction Lummi
is going in and if it’s working. The people need to be
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Position E
the driver of the direction.
We will focus on increasing
communication and the different ways of communicating to ensure accountability
and transparency to the general council.
at all levels. I have worked
hard to understand our inner workings of our tribe as
well as outside governments.
I feel I have a strong base to
successfully advocate for the
Lummi community needs.
Transformation, we have
grown substantially in the • Seattle University, Execupast ten years, the informal
tive Leadership Masters of
way of operating will no lonBusiness Administration
ger work for us. We need to
grow the way we do business • We s t e r n Wa s h i n g t o n
University, Bachelors in
with the advancing technolBusiness administration,
ogy while staying true to our
majoring in Management
traditional values. We need
Information Systems and
to manage change by alignminoring in Accounting.
ing people and services to
make the most of Lummi’s • Northwest Indian College,
return on investment; any
Direct Transfer
and all kinds of investments,
My school work at Senot just money.
attle University focused half
What are my personal on leadership development
values
and managing change within
My personal values are, an organization or commubeing genuine, ethical and nity. The other half focused
transparent. All my decisions on business skills. I chose
will be to ask the following Seattle University because it
question and that tells me if I was a Jesuit school and held
am staying true to my values: the mission of “educating the
“Am I proud talking about whole person, for a just and
my decisions?” If I’m not humane world.” This was
then more than likely it’s not very important to me because
the right decision and I need it meant looking at more than
to correct it or do something just the bottom line when it
comes to business decisions.
about it.
I learned how to look at other
What is my education
resources than just money,
such as the environment, the
I feel my education has
community, and the individprovided me with skills needual stakeholders. I felt this
ed to represent Lummi Nation
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kind of teaching was more in
line with Lummi values than
other traditional western programs.
What kind of experience do
I have to make me qualified
to run for Council
I have mostly worked in
the casino industry approximately 20 years. I started out
in coat check at the old casino
down by the ferry dock. My
Commissions/Boards experience includes: Education,
Planning, Gaming, Lummi
Nation Service Organization,
and Lummi Community Development Financial Institution
In 2006-2007 I had the
honor of serving Council Administration. This was a huge
learning experience. I was
able to see the big picture of
how we interact with outside
governments (federal, state
and local). I learned the importance of our sovereignty
and how leaders must act to
preserve and protect it in everything they do.
My grandparents Marian and Leonard Jefferson
always encouraged their
children and grandchildren
get their education, return
to serve our people 1st and
foremost. That is what I am
here to offer. Hy’shqe.
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Registered Voter’s List
Finkbonner, Betty Elaine
Finkbonner, Bradley Owen
Finkbonner, Brenda Denise
Finkbonner, Bridgett Rae
Adams - Decoteau, Georgina Dee Cagey, Mona Lee
Cagey, Raymond Manuel
Finkbonner, Charles Darvine
Adams Jr., Gordon Oliver
Cagey, Virginia Lee
Finkbonner, Coreen Lee
Adams Sr., Ronald Lester
Cagey, Wendy Janine
Finkbonner, Dennis Charles
Adams, Alannah Elizabeth
Cagey, Yvonne Marie
Finkbonner, Gerald Lee
Adams, Charlotte Lee Ann
Cano -Martin, Shasta Little Star Finkbonner, Jana Marie
Adams, Dionne Marie
Cano, Shilo Lee
Finkbonner, Janice Hazel
Adams, Garnet James
Cantera, Robert John
Finkbonner, Jeannie Marie
Adams, Gordon Oliver
Canute Jr., Albert Gabriel
Finkbonner, Jeffrey Brian
Adams, Joseph Arthur
Canute, Amelia Fiona
Finkbonner, Joan Marie
Adams, Kayla Marion
Cardoza, Mary Louise
Finkbonner, Julie Rae
Adams, Matthew Abraham
Carter, Chrystal Marie
Finkbonner, Kevin Charles
Adams, Perry Melvin
Case, Marjorie Marlene
Finkbonner, Michael Joseph
Adams, Rudy Stewart
Casimir, Carlene Mary
Finkbonner, Miranda Jo
Adams, Thomas Scott
Casimir, Charlene Janice
Finkbonner, Nikki Jo
Adams, Vera Ellen
Casimir, Paul A
Finkbonner, Paul L.
Alaniz, Virginia Winifred
Casimir, Riley Timothy
Finkbonner, Raydean Colleen
Aleck, Bobby Nicoale
Casimir-Tobey, Melanie Lou
Finkbonner, Richard A.
Alexander, Charene Tiffane
Castaneda, Charles Jonathan
Finkbonner, Robert Charles
Alexander, Elissa Charlene
Castaneda, Evelyn Rose
Finkbonner, Robert Landon
Alexander, Francis William
Charles
Chance, Cheryl Ann
Alvarez, Luann Marie
Finkbonner, Roy Martin
Charles Sr., George Anthony
Antiste, Sharon Grace
Finkbonner, Sandra Lee
Charles Sr., Ray
Antonio, Victory Hillaire
Finkbonner, Tracy Onawa Jean
Charles, Adrianne Clare
Armstrong, Jolene Marie
Finkbonner, William John
Charles, Clifford A.
Badilla, Marie Jean
Finkbonner, William Roswell
Charles, Gordon James
Ballew II, Timothy James
Fitzgibbon, Sunshine Helena
Charles, Kathleen Joyce
Ballew III, Richard David
Francis, Brent Scott
Chrisman, Ada Catherine
Ballew Jr., Richard David
Francis, Theodore Kelly
Christianson, Nanette Edith
Ballew Sr., John Glen
Galler, Anthony Terrance
Cisneros, Merena Lynn
Ballew Sr., Matthew David
Gambler, Alvira E.
Cladoosby, Denae Valentine
Ballew Sr., Paul Luke
Gaona, Angela Lee Greene
Cline, Lee James
Ballew Sr., Timothy James
Gaona, Bricenguy Greene
Conway, Theresa Mary
Ballew, Alissa Sadie
Gaona, Dolly Ann
Cook, Lisa Ann
Ballew, Casimir Gerard
Garcia Sr., Ernest Clifford
Cooke, Allen Richard
Ballew, Cathy Ann
Garcia, Howard
Cooke, Felicia Dee
Ballew, Cesarita
Gensaw, Ernestine Marie
Cooke, Janice Christine
Ballew, Edith Rena
George IV, Robert Warren
Cooke, Nicholas Daniel
Ballew, Jacqueline Marie
George Jr., Donald Aaron
Cooke, Patricia Ann
Ballew, James Daniel
George Sr., Markus Allen
Cooke, Sandra Nan
Ballew, Janet Marie
George Sr., Travis Allen
Cooke, Virginia Marie
Ballew, Leanne Renee
George, Alexis Cherelle
Cooper Jr., Jerry Allen
Ballew, Leonard Ira
George, Arlene E.
Cooper, Cheyanne Ross
Ballew, Marie Lynn
George, Brian Christopher
Cooper, Ginny Lee Tysa
Ballew, Mary Donna
George, Farah Katherine
Cooper, Justin Rob
Ballew, Patricia Ann
George, James Lee
Cordero, Tess Nanett
Ballew, Randall James
George, James Ronald M.
Coss Jr., Dennis Arthur
Ballew, Richard Jacob
George, Judith Ann
Coss, Kymberlie Ann
Ballew, Tomasina Ann
George, Kenny Davis
Coss, Sharon Elizabeth
Ballew, Waylon Joseph
George, Lalaneya Lynn
Crumbley, Victoria Lynn
Ballew, Wayne Gerrard
George, Linda Louise
Cultee III, Kitsap Solomon
Ballew, Wayne Randall
George, Marilyn Rose
Cultee Jr., Christopher Paul
Barnes, Cideahzia Maranda
George, Marsha Seraphine
Cultee Jr., Clifford Aaron
Bell Jr., Stephen Daniel
George, Michael Alan
Cultee Jr., Loren Eric
Bell, Angela Karen
George, Michelle Alice
Cultee Sr., Christopher Paul
Bellefeuille, Josephine Ann
George, Mira Valerie
Cultee Sr., Kevin Matthew
Bennett, Josephine Ellen
George, Patrick George
Cultee Sr., Loren Eric
Benson, Janice Kay
George, Renalynn Evangeline
Cultee Sr., Nathan Allen
Berger, Gilbert James
George, Russell Steven
Cultee, Alaysha Rose
Bergerson, Julia Darlene
George, Troy Lee
Cultee, Alvin Francis
Bergerson, Shawn Jewell
Gilland, Wilma Joyce
Cultee, Anna Marie
Bewley, Gideon Thomas
Greene II, John Nathan
Cultee, Cara Natalie
Bewley, Kenneth Wayne
Greene Sr., John Nathan
Cultee, Christine Mary
Blanchard, Ariel Margaret
Greene, Casie Rae
Cultee, Cindy Lou
Bland, Carmen Jean
Greene, George Ray
Cultee, Donna Mae
Bland, Rosalynn Irene
Greene, Joel William
Cultee, Elizabeth Ann
Bob Sr., Clarence Allen
Greene, Kyle Little Eagle
Cultee, Jean Francine
Bob Sr., Nicky Joe
Greene, Lindsey Janae
Cultee, Susan Deanne
Bob, Christopher Lee
Greene, Maureen Marie
Cultee, Tamara Jean
Bob, Colette Renae
Greene, Muriel Geraldine
Cultee, Tashina Marie
Bob, Colin Russell
Greene, Richard Michael
Cultee-Johnson, Amanda Jean
Bob, Darcy Lynn Angelina
Cultee-Rosser, Stephen Robert Guerrero, George Marcell
Bob, Diana Rae
Hall, Joanne Lee
Davis III, Robert Rae
Bob, James Herbert
Hall, Raynette Alice
Davis, Jason Michael
Bob, Jeffrey Arnold
Hall, Roberta Anne
Davis, Joy Lynn Elizabeth
Bob, Mable Raeann
Harper, Edna Dorothy
Deardorff Jr., Leroy Valentino
Bob, Melissa Holly
Deardorff Sr., Leroy Valentino Harwood, Nickiala Roselle
Bob, Nanette Marie
Hawk, Niki Jo
Deardorff, Jessie Louise
Bob, Ralph Brandon
Hayward, Bernadette Mae
Deardorff, Tracy Renae
Bob, Ralph Franklin
Hayward, Nathan Joseph
Decoteau, Anthony Charles
Bob, Roger Timothy
Helgath, Donna Marie
Decoteau, Jerome Martin
Bob, Shirley Ann
Hight, Natalia Ellen
Delgado, Linda Louise
Bob, Theresa Mae
Hillaire - Warbus, Ethel Dianne
Dennis III, Robert Levi
Bob, Timothy Joseph
Hillaire Sr., Edward Daniel
Dennis Jr., Robert Levi
Bob, Wesley Douglas
Hillaire Sr., Joseph Eric
Dennis, Angela Rose
Boome, Ruby Louise
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Wilson, Dana Gordon
Wilson, Derek Christian
Wilson, Dylan Christopher
Wilson, Helen Marie
Wilson, James Henry
Wilson, Michael Lawrence
Wilson, Norton Anthony
Wilson, Sara Jean Louise
Wilson, Setrina Little Fawn
Wolf, Sharon Lee
Wolfblack, Alsie Rose
Wright, Candace Hazel
Wright, Gerald Allan
Wright, Kayleen Ann
Wright, Shilo Marie
Yniguez, Romaka Lorenzo
York, Jacob Paul Scott
Young, Clara Rose
Young, Kaare Anthony
Zollner, Hannah Jamal
Zollner, Justin Michael
Zuni, Raynell Elizabeth
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Position F (ON)
Cheryl Kinley-Sanders Position F
LIBC and Budget
Committee
have
been instrumental in
getting our financial
house in order by
assisting with Title
28 draft revisions
(work accomplished
by OMB staff and
Title
28
Work
Group), Analyses to
assist with tracking
of budgets with the
uncertain economy
during the federal
budget cuts to take
Mission: To Preserve, place in 2013.
Promote, & Protect Our Sche
We have held the line by
Lang en
disciplined saving and unCheryl Sanders, Tak-Wil- needed spending; we have
Tsa Position “F”
money $$ in the bank and a
goal to continue saving while
I want to thank the Lumincluding the GC of these
mi Nation for giving me the
plans. The Budget Commithonor to serve you as Treatee understands their responsurer and the LIBC for all
sibility as the Investment
their support these past 2
Committee per Title 28 and
years. It’s been a great learnwill move forward in making
ing opportunity and I am so
investments a priority.
proud of our accomplishments! At this time, I ask for
We had many accomyour support on Position F as plishments… the ones that
a Council Member for Lum- I am most proud are:
mi Nation.
• 2011 and 2010 Audit was
During my tenure as
cleaned up, and we only
Treasurer, our fiscal responhad 1 finding for 2011.
sibility of the Nation was
brought to a higher level. We • OMB/GM working on implementing Performanceassisted in educating Budget
Based budgeting.
Committee and LIBC of their
fiscal responsibility. We ac- • Plan to pay off 30 million
complished this by reviewing
loan within 5 years, and
financial trends through Treawe just now finished paysurer’s Reports, forecasting/
ing off the old casino!
projected revenues, and securing our finances for long • Only hiring 2 consultants,
1st was for the LIBC Audit
term financial planning per
(a requirement), and 2nd
resolution#2011-172.
The
for Financial Planning members in recovery.
with Sovereign Finance.
LCC; building our capacAs many of you are al- ity while being transparent to
ready aware, I am very pas- our members. LCC we must
sionate about health care. I diversify our economy, we
have been a nurse for 25+ need to look at opportunities
years, and I participate on that will be sustainable. The
behalf of LIBC at NPAIHB. only way to do this is long
I am also currently the Vice- term master planning and
Chair of the American In- investing in successful busidian Health Commission ness. We need to understand
and have been a member for the impact of every decision
over 3 years. Health Reform and clearly identify the chalis coming, and we are busy lenges, from the beginning
preparing for 2014! This is and review annually, to make
an urgent issue… Lummi adjustments if necessary.
has an opportunity to change
our health care delivery sys- Infrastructure; we need to
tem to provide quality care have master plan, updated anand access for all our mem- nually to address the changbers. VA, direct care, long- ing environment around us.
term care, Medicaid expan- Housing; need to have more
sion, opiate treatment, and opportunity to provide housprevention must all come ing for middle income famitogether for our Journey to lies, need to think as investWellness for our People!
ment in our future.
Other areas of initiatives that were addressed
and are on-going are as follows:
CBC coordinator; assessing
and evaluating current organization structure to see if it
meets the needs to the comExclusive Jurisdiction munication to our members.
of our children is essential; No on COAL, enough said.
we need clear direction with
administration, courts, and Taxation; support the efforts.
families. Support exclusive We need to continue to fight
jurisdiction of our children the IRS on taxation. They
by amending Title 8 and will continue to challenge us
Grandparents Committee, at all levels and we must supour people must have a say port the untied front to win
the taxation issues.
when dealing with CPS.
Jobs for every Lummi; Elder Care; supporting and
educated Lummis to take improving services and care
over positions they are quali- for our elders.
fied for or a succession plan Youth; we support youth
in place to honor Tribal em- with increasing budgets to
ployment. Also, jobs for our provide transportation, back
Lummi Nation
Henry Cagey
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Salem, Oregon. I was also
one of the first students at
the Northwest Indian College. I have 16 years of
experience on the Lummi
Indian Business Council,
12 of those which I have
served as Tribal Chairman. I have also worked
for Lummi Nation in numerous positions from
Maintenance, Vocational
Rehab, TERO Director,
Lummi Law & Order and
various other jobs.
The reason I am runMy Dear Friends and
ning for Council is I believe
Relatives:
it is time we set a clear direcFor those of you that tion for our tribe to develop
would like to know a little some goals for employment
more about me and my fam- for our tribal workforce. Our
ily, I have been married 29 people deserve meaningful
years to my wife, Yvonne. and sustainable employment.
We have three children and I believe in better paying jobs
two grandsons. I am a U.S. that will support a family and
Navy Veteran. I attended household.
Chemawa Indian School in
We need to invest more
into our natural resources to
bring back our salmon and
shellfish to sustain our fishing lifestyles. We must protect our treaty rights against
any threats or intrusion. We
further must exercise our
sovereignty to expand our
treaty rights.
I support our Elders in
their needs and we must recognize and understand all the
sacrifices they have made for
their families. We must have
a plan to deal with all elders
services for housing, health,
recreation, employment and
nutrition.
Our youth need support
for higher education for those
students that wish to continue
on to improve their lives. We
should be able to support our
students for full scholarships
and well-paying jobs.
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pack lunches, LNS field and
FSD transportation extra bus
run, basic needs.
All the employees within
my policy staff are Lummi
Tribal members, with the
exception of the CFO. The
CFO is aware of Lummi
Preference and is mentoring a Tribal member with a
succession plan to take over
his position in 3-5 years.
Again, I want to emphasize
this work is being done by
our own Lummis and not by
consultants! I want to thank
my policy staff for their dedicated hours to giving back to
the community… I am so
grateful for you all! Also, a
BIG thank you to the OMB/
Finance staff for being a service to our community. We
appreciate your cooperation
on the last minute requests.
On a personal note, I am
proud to say I have been sober for 4 years and believe
we have to walk our talk if
we want our people to live
healthy lives… that is my
personal choice! I want to
thank my family for supporting my choice to serve my
people, it hasn’t been easy
for them and I love them for
standing by my side! I would
humbly appreciate the community’s continued support
for Position F on the Council. I’m very excited about
our future and know we, the
Lummi Nation, will be successful for years to come. I
want to wish each and every
candidate the best of luck!
Position F
We also must be aware
that there are a lot of threats
to our tribal sovereignty and
treaty rights that happen in
Washington, D.C. One of the
main ones is the IRS General Welfare Doctrine. We
must stop this effort by the
IRS attacks all Indian people.
This is a long term fight and
we will need support from
I have spent many years the Lummi Nation and other
traveling back to Washington, tribes for this campaign.
D.C. to represent the Lummi
I would like to close in
Nation. We must continue to
have a presence in WA. D.C. letting you know that I have
This 2013 election is impor- over 25 years’ experience in
tant to the Lummi people in serving the Lummi Nation.
advocating a Government to I have advocated for many
Government relationship with projects for the Lummi NaUnited States. I have been tion. I would like your supable to bring a lot of financial port and vote for November
support to the Lummi Nation, 3rd election. I have also
for example the Fishermen’s had an open door policy and
retraining, roads money, de- willing to listen to our peovelopment money, education ple.
money, housing money.
Sincerely, Henry Cagey
Economic development:
We must invest in creating
meaningful employment for
our tribe. With over 5,000 tribal members we must be creating at least another 100-200
jobs in the next five years. In
technology careers, manufacturing careers, health careers,
small business development.
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Position G (on/off)
Johnny D. Felix
Position G
Hi, my, name is Johnny Felix
and I am running for Lummi
Indian Business Council, Position G. I would really appreciate Your Vote!
My parents are Melvina Tom
and Alfonso Felix Sr. My
grandparents on my mother’s side are the late Francis
(Phair) Tom and Clarence
Tom Sr. On my father’s side
my grandparents are Janie
(Garcia) Felix
and the late
Ysmael Felix
Sr.
I was born and
raised here on
the
Lummi
Reservation.
I
currently
reside
on
the reservation with my
wife Melissa
whom I have
been with for
21 years. Together we have 4 children,
Kaitlyn, Mariana, Beau,
and Carmyn. I attended the
Ferndale school district and
graduated in 1991 with honors and a 3.4 GPA from Ferndale High School. I excelled
in sports including football,
basketball, track, and pulled
canoe on the Lady Rose.
Briefly I attended college and
took courses in auto-cad with
a dream to become an architect.
In the summer of 1994, I decided to become a part-time
fisherman while working the
graveyard shift at the casino
as a blackjack dealer and
crabbing during the day. I began with only a 16 foot boat,
hand-pulling 50 pots with my
only brother Alfonso Felix Jr.
(Fud). I have been a full-time
fisherman for 17 years and
now own a fleet of 12 boats
which currently employ 14
tribal members. I have served
our Lummi Natural Resource
fish commission for 8 years.
I am the General Manager
and co-owner of KMB Seafoods along with my wife
Melissa (John) Felix. The
seafood plant contracts many
tribal members as well as
members of this community.
It continues to offer many job
opportunities to our community members. Our buying
operation has continued to
expand and is supported by
our Lummi Nation fisherman as well as other regional
tribes and state fisherman.
I am looking forward to serving on our Lummi Council
to address issues in our community such as Economic
Development, to continue
to create more jobs for our
people. I would like to help
generate and support new
and existing small business
owners. Second, I want to
be more involved in supporting our battle with our drug
and alcohol epidemic. I feel
strongly, like many, about
this because I know what it’s
like as a child growing up
in a family with drugs and
alcohol. This is why I chose
not to use drugs and alcohol
Gordon Adams
2012
My name is Gordon Adams; son
of the late Jim
and Violet Adams.
I have lived in
Lummi my whole
life. I have raised
3 kids as a single
parent, owned and
operated a purse
seiner for over
twenty years; I am
the former ViceChairman of the
Lummi
Indian
Business Coun-
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cil. Over the years the work
I have done as a councilman for the Lummi Nation
has contributed in forming
the Economic Development
Task force, which helped
bring Lummi the Silver
Reef Casino. Being a Tribal
Councilman allowed me to
have a say in the Dislocated
Fisherman’s grant project,
which helps those affected
by the disaster. I was one of
the original board members
of the Lummi Commercial
Company (LCC). As the
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throughout my life.
Finally, I would like to see
our health care system to
continue to develop into a
system that accommodates
our growing nation. I know
there are other issues that are
equally important that need
to be addressed and I believe
with unity in our tribal council we can move forward with
these changes.
I would like to thank my family and friends for all of their
support. In this short amount
of time I already have learned
a great deal from certain individuals in the community
who have shared their kind
and encouraging words with
me. To all other LlBC candidates I would like to say
good luck in the upcoming
elections.
Respectfully,
Johnny Dave Felix
Position G
former Vice-Chairman of
LIBC, I was also a member
of the Community Mobilization against Drugs (CMAD).
I have addressed Tribal
Member issues as a councilman and will continue to be
for our people.
My goal, if elected again, is
to continue to find new ways
to put our Lummi Tribal
Members to work in regular employment. In 2000 we
started the Jobs Now program, which helped those
beginning in the work force
and gave them an opportunity to learn the skills needed
to get regular employment. In
2002 I started Project Cleanup, which helped employ
tribal members and clean up
the reservation. Now in 2012
I am the Project Manager
for the Lummi Community
Improvement Project, which
helps those tribal members
that are unemployed or underemployed get the experience they need to get and
keep a job.
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Position G
Levi Jefferson Position C
Continued
To Our Commu- term, with your support.
nity,
Our Tribe has accomThank you for plished a lot these past three
letting me be your years. We’re in another sucrepresentative on cessful phase of casino exthe Council these pansion, we’ve purchased
past three years. key property next to I-5,
Of my many we’re underway with a much
years of serving needed Tribal administration
on Council, this building, and we’ve broken
recent term has ground on a new Headstart for
been the most the education of our youth.
rewarding. I am
Our Tribe donated $1
working hard for
million to the NWIC Capital
our people and am
Campaign and we’ll be lookrunning to contining to do more to help with
ue working hard
the education of our adults.
through another
Tom Edwards
For us to grow as a nation, to make informed decisions that affect us all, education is vital. Education is
one aspect that will continue
to make us a leader of other
tribes, stronger, and an even
more successful Lummi Nation.
There is much more that
still needs to be done and I’m
ready to continue serving
you. Being on Council and
doing the job right means
giving 100% of yourself,
being away from home, and
not letting anything distract
from serving our people. I
will continue asking the hard
questions, getting down to
the answers to make effective decisions, and dedicating
100% of my time to fulfilling
the needs of our Lummi Nation.
Position G
Lummi Nation
I Tom Edwards I request your help, support and for votes in the upcoming elections.
During my employment at Lummi Natural
Resources. My job duties included Spawner
Surveying for the Chinook salmon, Water
Temperature Surveying, and Wetland Surveying. Activities included retrieval of injured
Lummi eagles. These are just a few duties I
did at Natural Resources.
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Education is one Lummi’s
primary goals and one of my
personal goals from many
years on the NWIC Board. It
is rewarding to see the college continuing to grow, to
see more of our people attaining the certificates and
degrees necessary to obtain
higher wages and provide for
our Lummi families in this
changing world.
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I also participated in Historic Preservation, and a
U.S. Ambassador for the Western Hemisphere. I studied
at Washington University, and the University of Washington. In closing I thank you for your support in the
2012 elections. I hope to follow in the footsteps of my
grandfather Isadore Tom. He was also an honored counsel man for Lummi Nation
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Julie R. Finkbonner
Position G
Continued
Good Day My Lummi
People,
First of all I want to give
thanks to the Creator for allowing me this opportunity
to address my people with the
utmost respect and in the best
interest of the Lummi Nation. My name is Julie Rae
Finkbonner and my Indian
name is Tza ho leat sa and
I am running for the LIBC
Position ‘G’. My parents
are Robert L.C. Finkbonner
(Me nul e wes) and Della
(Cooper) Finkbooner (Sal tal
yea Whichtalum), business
owners of Finkbonner Shellfish. My siblings are: Bernie
Finkbonner (Tulluck) and
Raydean; Robin Finkbonner
(Sadalkanim) and Robin; Angel Finkbonner-Scott (Tosswextanaut) and Ralph Scott
Jr.
2012
Please let this notice
come before you as my notification to inform the Lummi
community, that I have decided to take another challenging, but positive step forward
in my life by submitting my
name for a LIBC position in
order to serve my community. Throughout various parts
of my career within the tribe,
I am honored to say it’s been
a pleasure to witness prosperity, growth and success
with the LIBC and Nation for
the past 15+ years. Today, I
OCT
am currently employed with the
LIBC in the capacity of the Human Resources
Employee Relations Manager. I
am also pursuing
my higher education at the NWIC.
Now that I’ve
grown and accomplished some
internal
goals
within the administrative operations of LIBC, I
feel it is now time
for me to share
and be of service to my people
and community through positive leadership. My training/
education and experiences
are in Business, Accounting/Finance, Management,
Court/Probation, Advocacy,
Social Services, Gaming Operations and Gaming Regulatory as Commission Chair of
5 years. I am also a life time
Commercial Fisherwoman/
Harvester and have managed
and operated our family Seafood Company, Finkbonner
Shellfish, for many years,
learning business ethics and
standards from my father and
mother who are my mentors.
I believe my knowledge and
experiences will be beneficial for our future endeavors
if selected to serve on the
LIBC.
Although, our Nation
has many needs which are
all very important, it is apparent to the people that the
LIBC continues to be unified
and collectively focused on
all issues and services for the
best interest of the people.
Success for our people as a
whole revolves around our
“Journey to Wellness” and
how we promote healthy living. If selected for a council
seat my position will be to
advocate, collaborate, and
assist in:
• Promoting “Jobs for all
Lummis” through mentorship, job shadowing and
implementation of 2-5
year replacement plans for
supervisory, management
and executive positions
held by non-tribal people
and/or visitors.
cestors and we must always
continue to stand united and
to fight, preserve and protect
our “Schelangen”. We are a
sovereign nation and a selfgoverning tribe and what we
do today is all for the next
generations to come, It’s all
for our children’s children.
Grandparents:
• Focus on alternative resources to provide better
services to our people
“caught up in the court
system” with a goal in
mind to break the negative
cycles consuming some of
our families.
In closing, I want to wish
all the candidates the best of
luck this 2012 LIBC Election Season! I especially
want to give my gratitude to
incumbent, Levi Jefferson
who currently occupies the
LIBC Position ‘G’, for all
his dedication, contributions
and hard work during his
term in office. I also want to
thank Cliff Cultee and Cheryl
Sanders for their dedicated
services and efforts. I want
to thank my parents, family,
friends and supporters for
the encouragement and confidence you have given me
during this election process.
Without my parents positive
up bring and cultural beliefs
where would I be? I raise my
hands high to them for being
my parents and my successors. Regardless if I attain a
seat on the LIBC or not, my
work and dedication to my
people will carry on. I will
continue to advocate for what
is in the best interest of our
people. Why? Because I am
proud to be Lummi and I love
my people.
Daniel Cooper Sr. – Nooksack Tribe
• Indian Child Welfare –
Getting sole jurisdiction
over our children; liberating them from the state
agencies and court systems.
• Health Care Improvements (chemical treatment, medical, dental etc.)
focusing on the upcoming
annual forum.
• Continue to advocate for
the ongoing needs and improvements for the Youth,
Veterans and Elders programs.
• Continue securing our
Natural Resources and
protecting our fishing
rights by claiming our
U&A and supporting “No
Coal” at Cherry Point.
Harry Finkbonner (Me nul e
wes)
Eva Better Solomon (Ke
loom mit)
Both Lummi
Grandparents:
Doreen (Thomas) Cooper
–Squamish Reserve, BC
Canada
Great grandparents:
Henry Robert Finkbonner
(Lummi) &
Rose Ann Gutherie, AND
Damien Solomon & Edith
Lane (Jones) (Both Lummi)
Great grandparents:
Harry
Cooper
Whitchtalum(Nooksack) &
Josie (Sah bal laugh) Skagit
AND
Sampson Thomas (Vancouver BC) & Susie Rose George
(Squamish Reserve)
Great-great grandparents:
Charles Christian Finkbonner &
Tsealaught (Lummi), AND
James Gutherie & E i maut
(Lummi), AND August Solomon & Susan Warbus Sam,
• P r o m o t i n g p o s i t i v e
I appreciate your support, AND August Lane & Elizachange, to be solution
orientated and to give “Vote for Julie, position G!” beth Adams
back to the people.
Your vote and support Great-great grandparents:
will
not go unnoticed! Much
I know I may not have
John Whitchtalum & Cecelia
the all the answers to all the love and many blessings.
(Sal tal yea)
questions, but I am willing to
Hey sxw qe,
research, listen, represent and
Great-great-great grandparTza ho leat sa
to be a voice for the benefit
ents:
Julie Finkbonner
of the people. Always keeping one thought in mind, that Tza ho leat sa’s Ancestral William Adams & Annie
Washington Adams (Lal
every day will be the right Chart/Family Tree:
time to protect what is ours Father: Me nul e wes (Lum- bough)
when it comes to our treaty mi)
** Please note I apolorights, constitution, culture,
gize for any errors in advance
language and society. We are Mother: Sal tal yea (Nook- if noticed and/or identified.
who we are today because of sack)
This is only a brief summary
our Veterans, Elders, and Anof my ancestry. ~JF
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Primary and General Election
Schedule
2012 PRIMARY ELECTION SCHEDULE
October 20th, 2012
Polls Open: 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m, Council Chambers
October 10, 2012 to October 19, 2012
Absentee Ballots Available: 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
You may register at the Enrollment Office weekdays from 8:00 a.m to 4:30 p.m.
Voters Lists is available in the September Squol Quol, Squol Quol Special Edition and will be posted at the
Lummi Clinic, LIBC, Employment Training Center, and at the Enrollment Office.
2012 GENERAL ELECTION SCHEDULE
November 3rd, 2012
Polls Open: 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m., Council Chambers
October 24th, 2012
DEADLINE for Voter Registration for the General Election until 4:30 p.m.
You may register at the Enrollment Office during the weekday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
October 25, 2012 - November 2, 2012
Absentee Ballots Available 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Certification of the General Election will be at LIBC’s Regular Scheduled Meeting
ELECTION STAFF AND COMMITTEE
ENROLLMENT OFFICE
Vela K. Kamkoff 360-384-2237
Tamera Julius 360-384-2363
Christine Cultee 360-384-2206
Election Committee Officers
Teresa Butler, Chairperson
Rosalyn Bland, Vice Chairperson
Election Committee
Theresa Lawrence
Loreen Wilbur
Donna Cultee
Adrian Jefferson-Ayosa
Carla Hillaire
Title 29, Chapter 29.05.020 Section (i) (concerning Absentee
Ballot, home visit regulation). It
says:
Lummi Nation
“ If an eligible voter is sick or shutin and unable to get to the polls on
election day, one member of the
Election /Enrollment Committee
and one member of the General
Council Certifying Committee
shall go to the voter’s residence
at the voter’s request on Monday
through Friday, during the week
preceding the election”
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HOME VISITS
Home visits are available for
those homebound, in a nursing
home, or in the hospital. One
Election Committee Member
Certifying Committee
Christine Julius
Irene Thomas
Vernell Lane
Cathy Ballew
Alternates this year:
Bobbi Joe Tally
Keith Tom
and one Certifying Committee Vela, 360-384-2237
Member will come to you with a Tamera, 3600-384-2363
ballot.
Christine 360-384-2206
Call and set up an appointment.
REGISTER TO VOTE
For the General Election by October 24, 2012
VOTE
Primary Election: October 20, 2012
General Election: November 3, 2012
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