March 2023 Newsletter

The annual General Membership Meeting will be held in person this year as well as on zoom. After three years of a virtual only platform we are looking forward to hosting this meeting in person this year. Doors will open to the meeting at 8am with a hot breakfast buffet available. The meeting will start promptly at 9am and lunch will be served at noon.

Tolowa Dee-ni' Nation is providing activities for youth during the General Membership Meeting. Childcare will be available for children 3 and older. All children need to be potty trained and must not be sick. Youth three to five years old will be at Xaa-wan'-k'wvt Head Start. Youth six and older will be at Howonquet Hall Community Center. Staff will provide age-appropriate activities throughout the day. Doors will open for sign-in at 7:45 am. Preregistration is encouraged, a registration packet can be mailed or emailed to you. Please return registration by March 10, 2023. All children in Tolowa Dee-ni' Nation households who are attending the General Membership Meeting are welcome to attend. Youth need to be picked up immediately after the meeting has ended.

Tribal Council Nomination Process

Written Nominations will be accepted until 5pm, Friday March 17, 2023, at the Tribal Headquarters Office 12801 Mouth of Smith River Road, Smith River, CA 95567 or by email to

Annual Reports will be available at the General Membership Meeting. Tribal Citizens can also access it via the Citizen Portal on the website. If you would like to request a printed copy of the 2022 Annual Report call the headquarters office and one will be mailed to you.

Toward the end of the meeting nominations for the 2023 General Election will be held. Any enrolled member that is twenty-one (21) years of age or older at the time of nomination, who has never been convicted of a felony or a crime of moral turpitude in any jurisdiction, and has continuously resided within Del Norte, Humboldt, Curry, Josephine or Coos counties for a period of one (1) year immediately prior to being nominated as a candidate for the Council is eligible to seek and hold Tribal Council office.

You must be 18 years old to nominate a candidate for tribal council.

Chairperson, Jeri Lynn Thompson

707-951-3875, jeri.thompson@tolowa.com

Vice Chair, Scott D. Sullivan

(707) 954-6127, scott.sullivan@tolowa.com

Secretary, Debbie Boardman

(707) 951-0966, dboardman@tolowa.com

Treasurer, Jaytuk Steinruck

(707) 954-5971, jaytuk.steinruck@tolowa.com

Council Member, Dr. Joseph Giovannetti

(707) 218-6569, joseph.giovannetti@tolowa.com

Council Member, Amanda O’Connell

(707) 954-5271, amanda.oconnell@tolowa.com

Council Member, Dorothy Wait

(707) 218-7346, dwait@tolowa.com

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Chief Financial Officer, Jose Tercilla

(707) 487-9255, ext. 1115, jose.tercilla@tolowa.com

CFW Director, Teela James

(707) 487-9255, ext. 1139, teela.james@tolowa.com

Education Director, Sheryl Steinruck

(707) 487-9255, ext. 1173, sheryl.steinruck@tolowa.com

Executive Director, Troy Ralstin

(707) 487-9255, ext. 1220, troy.ralstin@tolowa.com

Housing Manager, Jeri Robertson

(707) 487-9255, ext. 1605, jeri.robertson@tolowa.com

Human Resources Director, Daraxa Mattice

(707) 487-9255, ext. 1215, daraxa.mattice@tolowa.com

Information Services Director, Darryl Yarak

(707) 487-9255, ext.1205, darryl.yarak@tolowa.com

Natural Resources Director, Rachel McCain

(707) 487-3233, rachel.mccain@tolowa.com

Planning Director, Tim Hoone

(707) 487-9255, ext. 1230, tim.hoone@tolowa.com

Records & Enrollment Manager, Staci Barr

707-487-9255, ext.1180, staci.barr@tolowa.com

Tribal Court Administrator, Elsie Petrie

707-487-9255, ext. 1162, elsie.petrie@tolowa.com

Tribal Employment Rights Officer, Brian Millett

(707) 487-9255, ext. 1222, brian.millett@tolowa.com

Tribal Historic Preservation Office, Cynthia Ford

(707) 487-9255, ext. 1174, cynthia.ford@tolowa.com

Taa-xee Num-nii~-ma~s (March) 2023 All rights reserved. Tolowa Dee-ni’ Nation Tribal Government Newsletter published by the Tolowa Dee-ni’ Nation, 12801 Mouth of Smith River Road, Smith River CA 95567. Phone: 707.487.9255. Website: www.tolowa-nsn.gov. Articles do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Tribal Council of the Tolowa Dee-ni’ Nation or their Staff. The Tribal Council of the Tolowa Dee-ni’ Nation reserves the right to use their discretion in the information they publish. As per the Tribal Council of the Tolowa Dee-ni’ Nation, no article shall be published or acknowledged in the tribal newsletter that does not promote and protect the best interests of the Tolowa Dee-ni’ Nation.

Editor: Emily Reed, Public Relations Manager (707) 487-9225 ext. 1182 public.relations@tolowa.com

LHETLH-XAT-NE (TRIBAL COUNCIL)

NA’SR-DVTLH-NVSH-DVN (TRIBAL OFFICE)

‘Ee-sru’Srii-nis

LHETLH-XAT-NE MOTIONS

M/S/C (Sullivan/Steinruck) 6 0 1 Motion to adopt the consent agenda including: Tribal Gaming Commission approval of initial background check for Traci Whipple, regular meeting minutes for 12.8.22 & 12.22.22.

'Ay~: Sullivan, Boardman, Steinruck, Giovannetti, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Thompson

MVN'-DVN(HOUSING):

M/S/C (Wait/Boardman) 6-0-1 Motion to approve authorization of Jeri Robertson, Housing Manager as authorized submitter of IHP.

'Ay~: Sullivan, Boardman, Steinruck, Giovannetti, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Thompson

M/S/C (Wait/O’Connell) 6-0-1 Motion to approve The Indian Housing Plan for 2023.

'Ay~: Sullivan, Boardman, Steinruck, Giovannetti, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Thompson

XAA-'VTLH-SRII-DVN(COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT&PLANNING):

M/S/C (O’Connell/Sullivan) 6-0-1 Motion to approve Chairperson to sign letter of support to the Army Corp. of Engineers.

'Ay~: Sullivan, Boardman, Steinruck, Giovannetti, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Thompson

M/S/C (Sullivan/Wait) 6-0-1 Motion to approve Resolution 2023-03 Application for Indian Housing Block Grant Funds to Construct New Housing.

NVN-NVST-'AA~-TA (NATURALRESOURCES):

M/S/C (O’Connell/Steinruck) 6-0-1 Motion to approve Resolution 2023-02 to join the Native American Fish and Wildlife Society (NAFWS) with suggested correction on #4 changing the word Indian to Tribal,

'Ay~: Sullivan, Boardman, Steinruck, Giovannetti, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Thompson

M/S/C (O’Connell/Wait) 6-0-1 Motion to approve Resolution 2023-01 and chairperson to sign Approval of Grant Agreement QXX96XXX with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW).

'Ay~: Sullivan, Boardman, Steinruck, Giovannetti, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Thompson

M/S/C (Steinruck/O’Connell) 6-0-1 Motion to approve with corrections chairperson signature on letter requesting formal consultation with the California Fish and Game Commission in regards to Smelt take regulations.

'Ay~: Sullivan, Boardman, Steinruck, Giovannetti, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Thompson

M/S/C (Wait/Boardman) 6-0-1 Motion to approve application to the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Endangered Species Act (ESA) Maintenance

M/S/C (O Connell/Sullivan) 6 1 Motion to approve request of modification number one (1) to Contract CT-2140-1056 with Kleinschmidt Associates.

'Ay~: Sullivan, Boardman, Steinruck, Giovannetti, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Thompson

MII~-XVSH-XAY CH'EE-NVK (ADMINISTRATION):

M/S/C (Sullivan/Giovannetti) 6-0-1 Motion to approve Contract CT-2311-1195 with Armstrong Law Office not to exceed $40,000.

'Ay~: Sullivan, Boardman, Steinruck, Giovannetti, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Thompson

LHETLH-XAT-NE(TRIBALCOUNCIL):

M/S/C (Wait/Steinruck) 6-0-1 Motion to approve chairperson signature on letter of support to 2023 -24 Governor’s Budget request to End the Crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) in California.

'Ay~: Sullivan, Boardman, Steinruck, Giovannetti, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Thompson

Motions January 26, 2023

WAA-'AA-DVN NUY-NII~-'A~ (CONSENT AGENDA):

M/S/C (O’Connell/Steinruck) 4-0-1 Motion to adopt the consent agenda including: update Paid Time Off (PTO) employee policy; recruiting selection policy; in-house hiring policy; housing maintenance worker 1 (one) Job Description (JD)

'Ay~: Boardman, Steinruck, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Sullivan

DEE-NI'K'WEE-CH'VT-T'E'SR-DVN (ENROLLMENT):

M/S/C (O’Connell/Wait) 5-0-1 Motion to approve Resolution 2023-07 Tribal Membership Applications (2)

'Ay~: Boardman, Steinruck, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Sullivan

OFFICEOFSELFGOVERNANCE(OSG):

M/S/C (Boardman/ Steinruck) 5-0-1 Motion to approve Resolution 2023-06 Fee-To-Trust Consortium 2024-2026, and Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) and Tolowa Dee-ni' Nation (TDN) for participation in the Pacific Region Fee-To-Trust Consortium.

'Ay~: Boardman, Steinruck, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Sullivan

YUU-NVLH-TS'IT-DVN(EDUCATION):

M/S/C (Wait/O’Connell) 4-0-1 Motion to approve appointment of Paula Aubrey to the Education Standing Committee.

'Ay~: Boardman, Steinruck, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Sullivan

'Ay~: Boardman, Steinruck, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Sullivan

M/S/C (Boardman/Steinruck) 4-0-1 Motion to approve Contract CT-2271-1183 modification #1 with Adam Boatsman for change in scope of work (SOW) and pay rate.

'Ay~: Boardman, Steinruck, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Sullivan

NUU-DA'-YE'-DVN(COMMUNITYANDFAMILY WELLNESS):

M/S/C (Wait/O’Connell) 4-0-1 Motion to approve submission of the (CCDF) Child Care Development Fund tribal plan for Federal Fiscal Year (FFY) 2023-2025 and approve the chairperson or designee to sign all documents associated with the submission.

'Ay~: Boardman, Steinruck, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Sullivan

MII~-XVSH-XAYCH'EE-NVK(ADMINISTRATION):

M/S/C (Steinruck/O’Connell) 4-0-1 Motion to approve Resolution 2023-04 TERO Fee Increase

'Ay~: Boardman, Steinruck, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Sullivan

NVN-NVST-'AA~-TA (NATURAL RESOURCES):

M/S/C (O’Connell/Steinruck) 4-0-1 Motion to approve appointment of Rosa Laucci Marine Manager to the newly established community seat on the CeNCOOS Governing Council.

'Ay~: Boardman, Steinruck, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Sullivan

TR'VM-DAN'DEE-NI'-DVN(TRIBALHERITAGE PRESERVATIONOFFICE):

M/S/C (Wait/O’Connell) 3-0-2 Motion to approve Contract CT-2240-1094 modification #1 with Don Steinruck for Cultural Monitoring Services, extending time and added funds, not to exceed $40,000.

'Ay~: Boardman, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xweela: Steinruck, Sullivan

MII~-XVSH-XAY CH'EE-NVK (ADMINISTRATION):

M/S/C (Wait/O’Connell) 4-0-1 Motion to approve Resolution 2023-05 Opioid Epidemic Tribal Settlement.

'Ay~: Boardman, Steinruck, O'Connell, Wait; Duu: 0; Xwee-la: Sullivan

2023 ELECTION INFORMATION

Nominations for three Council seats

Deadline for Council nominees to accept or decline nomination

Campaign Letters Due by 5:00 pm at the tribal headquarters office

Tuesday, March 28, 2023

Tuesday, March 28, 2023 (300 words or less, NO pictures)

APRIL

General Election Information & ballot mailed to ALL registered voters

Friday, March 31, 2023

*Thisisimportantelectioninformationwithanofficialballot,ifyouneedhelpunderstandingthe instructionsonhowtoreturnyourballotpleasecontacttheoffice.

MAY

Voter Registration Closes

Friday, May 5, 2023

IfyouregistertovoteafterFriday,March31,2023 butonorbeforeFridayMay5,2023an electionpacketwillbemailedtoyou.Youcanstillregistertovoteaftertheabove deadline,butcannotvoteuntilthe2024election.

ELECTION DAY (8:00am - close 3:00pm)

Saturday May 20, 2023

Inpersonvotinganddropoffballotsfrom8am-3pm.Noballotsacceptedafter3pm.

Requirement for Voting

1)You must be enrolled. Enrolled means being accepted by the Enrollment Committee, approved by an action of Tribal Council and placed on the Membership List.

2)You must be 18 years of age by the voter registration deadline. You can still register after the registration deadline but you will not be able to vote until the next election.

3)To register to vote, fill out a request for Affidavit of Registration and return it to the Voter Registrar. You only need to register once.

4)To be nominated you must live in the Tolowa Dee-ni’ Nation 5 county service area (Del Norte, Humboldt, Coos, Curry, Josephine).

5)You must be 18 years old to nominate a candidate and 21 years old to serve on Tribal Council.

Written Nominations for Tribal Council will be accepted until 5pm on Friday March 17, 2023 and read out loud during the General Membership Meeting, nominations for Tribal Council period.

YoursignatureontheofficialballotisVERIFIEDwithyoursignatureonfilewiththerecordsdepartment. Werequirean updatedsignatureeverythreeyears.Ifyoursignatureonyourabsenteeballotdoesn’tmatchwhatisonfile, theElectionBoardcanmakethedecisiontovoidyourballot. Ifthisisthecaseyouwouldstillhavetheopportunityto verifyyoursignatureonfileorvoteinperson.

The Voter Registration form is available at the Tolowa Dee-ni’ Nation Tribal Office and on the Website for new voters. Mail,faxoremailthe form back to:

Attention Election Board: 12801 Mouth of Smith River Road, Smith River CA 95567 Official Ballot return envelopes will be addressed to a P.O. Box at Smith River Post Office for security purposes.

Mvs-yee-se'-ne Xa'-tr'vslh-nvt

January 31, 2023, Tolowa Dee-ni’ Nation (Nation) and U.S. Forest Service came together to implement a prescribed burn near Gasquet, CA, at Mvs-yee-se’ -ne (Pappas Flat).

Mvs-yee-se’ -ne is a culturally significant landscape, including a traditional village and harvesting/hunting grounds, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The landscape is managed collaboratively between the Six Rivers National Forest (SRNF), Tolowa Dee-ni’ Nation and Elk Valley Rancheria, with the goal to preserve the area’s historical cultural features, while implementing Indigenous led stewardship of cultural resources within the landscape.

Fire adapted species such as Oregon white oak, hazel, huckleberry and a variety of other culturally significant plant and wildlife species need regular intervals of low-intensity fire to restrict seedling establishment of competing species (especially invasive and noxious weeds), improve growing conditions, and control insect infestations. Keeping the understory clear enables large oaks to thrive and maintains open space for wildlife. It also increases the quality and quantity of basketry materials, foods, medicines and other utilitarian species. Low intensity burns reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire and mitigate the impact of catastrophic incidents.

The Nation in partnership with SRNF and has secured funding through the local Resource Advisory Committee and BIA to continue implementation of stewardship activities in this landscape. Next steps include: road maintenance, protective barriers, planting of native grasses, monitoring of activities, maintenance of invasive species (Himalaya, Scotch broom and French Broom) and regular application of fire. It’s critical to us that we continue to preserve and perpetuate Tolowa Dee-ni' lifeways for community members and our future generations.

Submitted by: Natural Resources Department–Habitat & Wildlife & THPO

Pictured Above: Mvs-yee-se'-ne pre-burn August 2022

Pictured Above: Mvs-yee-se'-ne Burn January 2023

Pictured above: Nation's staff: Cynthia Ford-THPO, Cort Arlandson and Dillon Perry -Tribal Resource Field Specialists, Tessa Chapman-Emergency Manager, and Race Richards-Tribal Resource Technician.

NATIVE TOBACCO PROJECT

Tobacco Restrictions

Jamie Biesanz, UIHS Health Promotion, and Education Technician, NATIVE Tobacco Project

What is the big deal with flavored tobacco?

According to theAmerican LungAssociation, about four out of five people who start using commercial tobacco products before age eighteen begin with flavored products. This is especially concerning forAmerican Indians andAlaska Natives since we have the highest rates of commercial tobacco use, including among youth. By reducing the availability of flavored tobacco, we can reduce the appeal of commercial tobacco to our youth.

What is Prop 31?

Californians voted “Yes” on Proposition 31 in November 2022, which will make it illegal for in-person stores and vending machines to sell most flavored tobacco products, with a $250 penalty for each violation. The penalty applies to the retailer, not to the customer, and references commercial tobacco, not traditional tobacco. Shisha (a type of tobacco smoked in hookahs) that is used at stores, some cigars, and loose-leaf pipe tobacco are still legal. Counties and cities can still choose to pass stricter laws than Prop 31.

Where did Prop 31 come from?

The California state government passed a law inAugust 2020 (SB-793) that made the same changes. Tobacco companies opposed the law and led a successful effort to put it to a ballot measure, which stopped it from going into effect until the measure was voted on. The top funders of this effort were the tobacco companies R.J. Reynolds, Philip Morris, and ITG Brands. Voters rejected the tobacco companies’actions and approved the law by passing Prop 31.

What will the impact of this change be?

The California LegislativeAnalyst’s Office, a non-partisan group that gives the California legislature fiscal and policy advice, estimates that the state will make anywhere from tens of

taxes, depending on how many fewer tobacco products people buy, because of the change in the law. No one is sure how much less commercial tobacco people will buy, but overall, people are very likely to buy less.

Supporters of the new law point to surveys suggesting that flavors are an important reason minors are interested in tobacco products. They hope that removing flavored tobacco from physical stores will reduce tobacco initiation, especially among youth.

What does this mean forAmerican Indians?

State laws like this do not apply to members of federally recognized Tribes in Indian Country.Anyone who operates a retail store in California and not on a reservation or rancheria will be subject to the new law.

When will it take effect?

According to the Public Health Law Center, the law is already in effect as of December 21, 2022.

If you or someone you know wants to quit commercial tobacco, Kick It! California is a free service available through online chat or phone calls.Aquit coach helps the person quitting come up with a personalized plan, including identifying triggers for commercial tobacco use and discussing quit aids like nicotine patches or gum. Text “Quit Smoking” or “Quit Vaping” to 66819. You can also call 1-800-300-8086, https://www.kickitca.org/

Please feel free to contact the NATIVE Tobacco Project at United Indian Health Services at 707-825-5000.

We also post regularly on Facebook and Instagram, along with other Health Promotion & Education Projects.

https://www.facebook.com/UIHSHEALTH/

https://www.instagram.com/uihs_hpe/

Source: Public Health Law Center

STUDENT REMINDER

Higher Education Funding is available for Tolowa Dee-ni’ Citizens wanting to further their education or attend Vocational Training.

The Tolowa Dee-ni’ Nation Education Department can also provide assistance, for High School Students who are enrolled in and taking college courses in conjunction with their high school classes.

Higher Education Funding applications are available on our TDN website under Education Department. They can also be picked up at the office.

Upon receiving funding (funding dispersed per semester/quarter), students are required to turn in their previous semester/quarter grades, and then the next semester/quarter class schedule to receive their next round of funding.

If you need further assistance, or have any questions, contact Diana Bommelyn, Education Technician, (707) 487-9255 ext. 1557, higher.education@tolowa.com.

Diana is also available to offer assistance, in person, if a student needs assistance filling out the application. The education office is located at 300 Dat-naa-svt~ Loop in Smith River, CA 95567.

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY

The Bob Miller Memorial Scholarship assists those seeking education with a future goal of working in and improving Indian agriculture. The 2023 Bob Miller Memorial Scholarship is open for applications!

The 2023 Bob Miller Memorial Scholarship will award twentyfour $2,000 scholarships nationwide. Awardees will receive $1,000 for Fall 2023 and $1,000 for Spring 2024. Are you or do you know an eligible student? Application preferences are as follows:

• Full-time undergraduate students, then part-time and/or graduate students

• Students pursuing a degree in Agriculture, Agriculture Business, Agriculture Education, Agriculture Engineering,

Animal Science, Environmental Management, Horticulture, Natural Resource Management, Range Management, Soil Science, Veterinary Medicine, or other related fields of food or agricultural study

• Students must prove that they have a minimum GPA of 2.25 .

Complete application packages should include an essay submission, 1-2 reference letters, and a recent transcript. Students are also encouraged to provide a resume, cover letter, and a class schedule.

Applications must be received by March 15th, 2023

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Redwood Cheerleaders take 1st place at Dare to Dream Dance Competition.

Native Youth include Jayden Allen, Taylee Bjorkstrand, Taylor Bommelyn, Kablella Fletcher, Paisley Owen, and Annalena Reed. Tribal Citizen Taylor Bommelyn is the squads mascot, the raven. Tribal Citizen, Paisley Owen received the best tumbler award out of all the middle school participants. She taught herself how to tumble at home on her families trampoline.

In addition to getting first place overall all middle school participants, Redwood School won the strongest stunt group. The competition was held at Redwood Acres in Eureka, CA.

Congratulations to the Redwood Cheerleaders and their families on this accomplishment. Good Luck at the 2023 Jaycees Tournament March 3 and 4th!

CH’ EE-NVK-T’

CH’ EE-NVK-T’I

Tolowa Dee-ni’ Nation Culture Committee is looking to fill an open position. The Culture Committee meets every fourth Wednesday of the month.

If interested please pick up an application at the Headquarters Office at 12801 Mouth of Smith River Rd. Smith River CA, 95567. Applications are also available on the website. Please email Kelsy Padgette for more information Kelsy.padgette@tolowa.com

LHETLH XAT OPENINGS

CONGREGATE MEALS HAVE RETURNED!

The doors to the nutrition site open at 11:30am. Please call for reservations

Reserve Lunch by 10 a.m. 707-487-0215 press option 3

Suggested donations:

Elders 55+, $2 (some are free) Under 55, $7

1. Elk Stew

2. Chicken Pot Pie 3. Breakfast

6. Cheese Ravioli 7. Fish and Chips

8. Navy Bean

9. Tomato Soup w 1/2 Tuna San

10. Chicken Fiesta

13. Macaroni and Cheese

14. White Beans and Ham

15. Chicken Posole

16. Spaghetti

17. Corned Beef and Cabbage

20. Beans and Cheese Burrito

21.Beef Stroganoff

22. Split Pea Soup

23. Sack Lunch 24. Meatloaf

27. Vegetarian Chili 28. Chicken Parmesan Casserole

29. Clam Chowder 30. Shepard’s Pie 31. Ham and Cheese Casserole

Kory Allen

Timothy Anderson

Rebeca Aseere

Dixie Ault

Eevee Barbee

Jay Bardwell

Sophie Bartow

Ch’Ulh’-Ts’As’-Ne

Bates

Cheryl Blagden

Adam Boatsman

K’Ee-Xach Bom-

melyn

Paige Bravo

Marilyn Bray

Andrew Brundin

Mercedes Byas

Gabriel Byas

Cameron Cain

Phoenix EllingtonMattice

Brennan Ellis

Tiffany Elshadid

Cannon Evanow

Jessika Evans

Jeanine Fender

Joseph Finigan

Jerico Fouts

Lillian Fowlkes

Zachary Fralich

Detrick Frombach

Daniel Frombach

Tiffany Fry

Michael Fullam

Xavier Garcia-

Richards

Ridge Gardner

Robert Gilkey

Westin Hill

Grace Hinshaw

Finn Hinshaw

Scott Hodges

Emma Hodges

Kalea Hubbart

Ryan Hurd

Serenity Hurd

Justin Irvine

Evelynne Jacobs

Donald James

Tohtet James

Lonnie Jocsing

Christian Joy

Cody Kahoalii

Preston Kasinger

Henry Kellough

Jakoby Kirby

Christopher McGuire

Keyten McKuhn

Ridge McLennan

Dennis Melton

Taylor Melton

Ashton Mickelson

Kurt Miller

Alder Mitchell

Darin Moffett

Manuel Moon

Dan’Des’Ne Moorehead

Karen Morgan

Jordan Morgan

Sianna Moulton

Christina Murff

Holly Murff

Isaac Navarrete

Tammy Parsons

Leslie Payne

Dillon Perry

Maximus Petrie

Elizabeth Petrie

Roberta Phillippi

Kim Phillips

Damien Pizarro

Dawn Popanz

Christopher Potter

Kaitlyn Rasmussen

Bryon Remington

Tucker Renfro

Emma Renfro

Travis Rhodes

Brittany Rhodes

William (Bill)

Richards

Christopher Schriver

Danika Scott

Hannah Scott

Katie Sells

Billy Sesher

Kathleen Silva

Trenton Silva

Ayden Silva

Jennifer Snipes

Ethan St. Clair

Melissa Stepro

Mark Stifel Jr.

Donica Summers

Venus Thomas

Tawlowaeweyon Thomson

Jeri Throop

Melanie Townsend

Nolan Travis

Tolowa Dee-ni' Nation 12801 Mouth of Smith River Rd. Smith River, CA 95567