Missing Moccasins
As of March 18, 2015, there are 163
Siletz Tribal Missing Moccasins. If you
are on this list, please update immediately.
The Information Update form is avail-
able on the Tribal website at ctsi.nsn.us
under Government Listings and Enroll-
ment, or at our Tribal offices in Eugene,
Portland, Salem and Siletz.
If you have any questions, contact the
Enrollment Department at 541-444-8258
or 800-922-1399, ext. 1258.
Adams, Aaron Scott
Allman, Paulette J
Anderson, Mathew, Jr. John
Arden, Jacob Douglas
Arden, Misty Dawn
Ball, Ada Mae
Bally, Wednesday
Beals, Kyle Carl
Belgarde, Gary, III Lynn
Belgarde, Michelle Tyees
Betts, Patrick Harrison
Black, Kimberly Ann
Blacketer, Jesse Lee
Blacketer, Michael Richard
Blalock, Jonathon William
Bone, Stanley Kurtis
Brown, Shane Anthony
Brown-Godfrey, Evan Myles
Bruns, Sharon Lynn
Butler, Curtis Raymond
Butler, Darelle Dean
Butler, Darelle, Jr. Dean
Butler, Karlee Jane
Butler, Sarah Rosemarie
Butler, Solinna Monique
Caba, Abel Jay
Casselman, Livia Lorne
Cates, Kathy Jo
Cobb, Stephanie Ann
Cockrum, Farrell Dale
Cole, Corey Alan
Cole, Monica Rae
Coleman, Jenifer Lynn
Cox, Leslie Christine
Darcy, John Everett
Davis, Brenda Lee
Decker, Robert C.
DePoe, Serena Jasmine
Dixon, Gayle Elaine
Dorame, Amanda Renee
Downey, Adam Patrick
Downey, Leah Mae
Easter, Nakai Redhawk
Ekstrom, Olof Abraham
Ficcadenti, Windy Mae
Fisher, Misty Marie
Flores, Randall Sr. P.
Flores-Keeley, Jasmine June
Fuhrer, Jedediah Joseph
Galbreath, Marissa Galene
Garcia, Jorge Daniel
Gilbert, Chay Anthony Gene
Gilbert, Joseph Jr. Jesse
Golba, Laura Lynn
Gongloff, Matthew Cody
Green, Michael Dean
Greiner, Jerry, Jr. Lee
Harris, Makayla Marie
Hatch, Peter Sugus
Hatton, Chastity Marie
Hegge, Joseph Russell
Hill, Nicole Louise
Holycross, Charlene Kay
Hutchinson, Gloria Manz
Jackson, Holly Sue
Jobin, Arthur Alexander
John, Andrew, Jr. David
John, Anna Mae
John, David Tyee
John, Otto Clark
John, Willo B.
Johnson, Brian T.
Johnson, Danielle Jean
Johnson, Felicia Ann
Jordan, April Katherine
Jucutan, Andrew Timothy
Keene, Lacey Ann
Kentta, Catlin Jared
Lane, Devon Bruce
Lee, Kirk, Jr. John
Lee, Matthew James
Lee, Paul Ward
2015 Standing Committee Vacancies
Any Tribal member interested in serving on any of the following committees
must fill out this form and return it to the address below prior to April 15, 2015.
Please mail or fax your application to Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians,
Attn: Executive Secretary to Tribal Council, P.O. Box 549, Siletz, OR 97380-
0549; fax: 541-444-8325.
Leonard, Charla Anne
Leppert, Eric James
Little, Tina Marie
Logan, Kenneth Wayne
Luledjian, Joseph Arthur Andrew
Martin-Nelson, Dustin James
McCleery, Scott Edward
McCord, Aaron Lee
McKnight, Jason Henry
McNair, Jacqueline Lee
McNair, Sierra Nicole
Milam, Joseph Jay
Miles, Charles, II Loren
Miller, Alan Robert
Moody, Adalena Ann
Moody, Michael Lee
Mortenson, Mortie Donald
Mortenson, Nicole Ann
Napoleon, Josephine Irene
Napoleon, Lewis Dakota
Navarro, Joshua Paul
Nickel, Trevor Dale
Nye, Kaydee Susanne Agnes
Pearson, Brian Gene
Pearson, Ivory Orean
Peddycoart, Robert Edwin
Philbrook, Christopher Ray
Pickens, Shalene Ann
Pistorius, Curtis David
Porter, Jerimia Jacob
Prather, Bradford Robert
Pullam, Marika Emily
Ramirez, Guillermo
Ray, Ada Nancy Lee
Ray, Christopher Lee
Ray, Robert, Jr. Collins
Redfern, Christine Rene
Reher, Cheyann Charisse
Richardson, Charles Eugene
Ridderbusch, David Robert
Rife, Christina Kay
Rilatos, Joshua Shawn
Roberts, Scott Michael
Rogers, Kristina Marie
Roller, Laine Bryce
Roth, Tye Evan
Runyan, Michelle Ann
Russell, Roberta Pauline
Russell, Tyee Nathan
Saunders, William, IV Nois
Schwalbe, Daniel Austin
Scoggins, April Samantha
Scoggins, Jason Andrew
Scott, Tori Lynn
Service, Diane Lee
Shamsud-Din, Jerome Ameer
Shanks, Alyssa Noel
Simmons, Yolanda L.
Smith, Jordan James
St. Onge, Tosh Anthony
Stahl, Rosie Marie
Strong, Starr Redlighting
Suitter, Dennis Clyde
Tanewasha, Clarice Estelle
Turner, Dereck Lee
Tuttle, Cherrish Denise
Unger, Alicia Joy
VanDyke, Dennis, JR Wayne
Vanzant, Kristen Nicol
Vera-Simmons, Yvette Teianna
Viles, Samuel James
Walker, Tracy Jean
Warner, Marcus Veritas
Warren-Robertson, Andrew Scot
Weien, Karen Darlene
Werth, Jason Abraham
White Eagle, Koda Lawrence Hudson
Williams, Melody Muriel
Williams, Merica Mae
Wilson, Heidi Jo
Yarbrough, Justin Ray
LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL PRESENTS
In the Light of Justice
An evening with
Walter Echo-Hawk
Thursday, April 2, 2015
7:15p.m.•AgnesFlanaganChapel
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Reception with light refreshments to follow
Name: _____________________________________ Roll No: ________________
Address: _________________________________________________________
City: _____________________________ State: __________ ZIP: _____________
Telephone: Day ( ) ____________________ Evening ( ) ______________________
If you only want to be considered for one committee, please indicate this
by inserting the number 1 next to the committee of interest. If you have interest
in more than one committee, please indicate by numbering your preference as 1
(first choice), 2 (second choice) and 3 (third choice).
____ Education Committee (2 vacancies)
____ Natural Resources Committee (1 vacancy)
____ Pow-Wow Committee (1 vacancy)
____ Cultural Heritage Committee (1 vacancy)
____ Enrollment Committee (1 vacancy)
Committee appointments will be made at the Regular Tribal Council meeting
in April. If you have any questions, please call Tami Miner, executive secretary
to Tribal Council, at 541-444-8203 or 800-922-1399, ext. 1203.
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April 2015
Lewis & Clark Law School invites you to join us for
In the Light of Justice, An Evening with Walter Echo-Hawk.
Renowned Indian law attorney Walter Echo-Hawk is the
first Walter R. Echo-Hawk Distinguished Visiting Professor
at Lewis & Clark Law School. Professor Echo-Hawk
(a member of the Pawnee Nation) is one of the country’s
foremost experts in Indian law. He is a distinguished
author and tribal judge, and was instrumental in the
passage of landmark laws including the American Indian
Religious Freedom Act Amendments. His career spans
the pivotal years when Indian tribes reclaimed their land,
sovereignty, and pride in the pursuit of freedom and
justice. As the first Walter R. Echo-Hawk Distinguished
Visiting Professor, Echo-Hawk is teaching two classes
at Lewis & Clark Law School: “Indigenous Rights” and a
seminar, “The Rise of International Indigenous Rights in
the United States.”
The Walter R. Echo-Hawk Distinguished Visiting Professor
is made possible through a generous lead gift from the
Snoqualmie Tribe with additional support from the Cow
Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians. We appreciate
the support of the 9 Tribes of Oregon.
Register at
https://law.lclark.edu/live/events/34459-an-evening-with-walter-echo-hawk