TRIBAL MEMBER NEWS
New Babies!
Hayden Thomas
Worman
Ashten Shane
Daniel Reavely
Ashten was bom May 4, 2004, to
Kyanna Fisher and Allen Reavely of
Siletz, Ore., weighing 8 pounds, 1 ounce,
and was 21 inches in length.
He has four uncles, four aunts, and
two little cousins. His grandparents are
Mike Fisher of Lincoln City, Ore.; Traci
Fisher of Siletz; Bryan Reavely of
Umatilla, Ore.; and Kenny and Molly
Howard of Kelso, Wash.
Ashten’s great-grandparents are
Mary “Dolly” Fisher and the late Walter
Dan Fisher of Siletz; Mary Dickenson
and the late Walter Dickenson of
Salem, Ore.; Bill Reavely of Lancaster,
Calif., and the late Delores Reavely; and
the late Ottis and Peggy Hubbs of
Portland, Ore.
Cameron Erin
Fisher
Amie Erin Williams and Michael
Anthony Fisher are proud to announce
the birth of their baby girl, Cameron
Erin Fisher.
Cameron was bom April 11,2004,
in Corvallis, Ore., at 11:32 a.m. She
weighed 8 pounds, 8 ounces, and was
21 inches long.
Cameron joins big sister Mahala Erin.
Welcome, Camo!
Summer Fun
Respectfully, Eva E. Clayton
The 4th of July - summer vacation
and Culture Camp; life is pretty good.
I’m looking forward to seeing old
friends and new friends made this year.
The mountain gets to be a hubbub
of excitement and entertainment.
Appreciation and respect is what I have
for our instructors, helpers, and all who
make it a fab time for everyone at
Culture Camp!
At any given time period, there are
a lot of people, youthful, young at heart
and wherever one finds a fit in. Flow is
the word to know.
Everyone needs the mindset of
sharing and caring for our fellow
Culture Camp partners. Throughout the
day, each of us has the responsibility
of self-discipline.
Our Culture Camp is not a day care
center (free for all), but a place to learn,
join in, and discover the wonderful
world around us and how we fit in.
A lot of time and energy goes into
preparation of Culture Camp, not to
mention expense.
If each one of us does just one thing
to help out with thriftiness and upkeep
of our beautiful cultural mountain
environment, we all become Culture
Camp winners!
Watch for my comer, “Rhythmic
Rhymes,” and I promise you won’t go
away without a smile.
Christopher
Martin
LeLaCheur
Welcome, Christopher Martin
LeLaCheur to Kelley Ellis and Brandon
LeLaCheur on April 20, 2004.
Christopher’s grandparents are
Kristi and Bristo Bayya, Donald Ellis,
Tim LeLaCheur, and Debra Johnson.
Great-grandparents are Marcella and
John Johnson, Norma Arrington, Ed
Ellis, and the late Ellen Martin.
We would like to thank our family
and friends for all the love and support
in welcoming Christopher to our family.
A special thank you to Nana Krista
and Papa Bristo - all you do for us is
greatly appreciated. And a belated
Happy Mother’s Day and Father’s Day.
We love you.
Brandon, Kelley, and Christopher
by Hayden Savannah, Tracey, and
Willie Worman
Savannah Worman, along with her
parents Willie and Tracey, would like
to announce the birth of her brother,
Hayden Thomas Worman, who was
bom in Corvallis, Ore., on May 3 at
6 p.m. Hayden weighed 12 pounds, 13
ounces, and measured 22" inches long.
We also would like to take this
opportunity to thank our families,
friends, and co-workers for all the
support, thoughts, and prayer while
Hayden was in the NICU unit at Legacy
Emanuel Hospital in Portland.
A special thank you goes out to our
immediate family and friends who took
turns coming up and staying with us. I
could never explain into words what
that meant to us.
Welcome Baby Hayden!
by Great-Aunt Marti Simmons
Thank you to everyone for all the
positive thinking, prayers, support, etc.,
that were given to Hayden Thomas and
family during his birth and recovery.
Halls’ Good Grades Earn Rewards
Trinity A. Hall qualified for the President’s List for Winter Term 2004 earning
a 4.0 grade point average. This is an outstanding accomplishment!
Gina M. Hall also earned a grade point average qualifying her for the Honor
Roll Term 2004.
“At WOU we are proud of our tradition of academic excellence. We have
attempted to bring to our campus a group of faculty members committed to
teaching. We want our students to experience the best that higher education has to
offer. By the standards that you have set for yourself, I know that you are also
dedicated to seeking excellence in your classroom work. I am proud of you and
thank you for your many hours of study and hard work in contributing to WOU’s
academic reputation. Again, congratulations.” John P. Minähän, provost and vice
president for academic affairs, of Western Oregon University (WOU).
July 2004 □
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