#Saqora strong: Skenandore continues her fight against leukemia
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She Looks for News • https://oneida-nsn.gov/resources/kalihwisaks/ • Oneida, WI • October 21, 2020 #Saqora strong: Skenandore continues her fight against leukemia More than twenty-four hospital admissions. Eighty-six days hospi- talized. Nine spinal taps. Two bone marrow biopsies. Forty-two rounds of chemotherapy. As of October 25, 2020, Oneida Nation citizen and eighth-grader Saqora Skenandore will have been battling leukemia for a total of 303 days. “She’s nearly done with the frontline chemother- apies,” Saqora’s mother, Marsha Skenandore, said. “Thankfully she’s been in remission and they haven’t found any leukemia cells in her blood at all, but it’s been a tough year.” Saqora was diagnosed with the deadly disease on December 27, 2019, and she almost immediately began a very intense treatment reg- imen. The Oneida community has Photo courtesy/Marsha Skenandore shown their love and support for Saqora Skenandore shares a smile recently with her dog Rocky. As of her Saqora on a number of occasions, 14th Birthday, October 25, Saqora will have been battling leukemia for 303 and the Oneida Nation Lady Thun- days. A special birthday drive-through parade will be held Sunday, October derhawks dedicated their February 7 25, for Saqora at the Turtle School. Anybody wanting to participate is asked varsity basketball victory over Niag- to meet at the Norbert Hill Center beginning at 2:30 p.m. The parade will ara to her. begin at 3 p.m. Since that time, 2020 has been a rough year for Saqora on her road Saqora and will take place on her cured for five years.” to recovery. “She’s been extra sen- birthday Sunday, October 25, 2020. The onset of the COVID-19 pan- sitive to all of the medications and “We thought it would be nice to demic hasn’t made matters any had bad reactions, with severe dehy- thank the community and Saqora better for the Skenandore family. dration and painful throat and mouth will be there to hand out bracelets to “This year hasn’t been easy by any ulcers being part of the problems,” everybody,” Marsha said. “We want means,” Marsha said. “We were al- an emotional Marsha said. “With her everybody to know how thankful I ready social distancing and masking birthday coming up I want to thank am and help lift her spirits because prior to the pandemic, and fortunate- our community, family, friends, and this past month has been mentally ly Saqora has not had to deal with people that don’t even know her for and emotionally hurting her. I think COVID-19 on top of cancer. But it reaching out to us and offering their it’s time to help lift her spirits so she was hard because while in the hos- prayers. It just means a lot and has can continue to fight and do what she been very overwhelming.” must do to get rid of this leukemia, • See 2 A parade is being organized for because she won’t be declared fully #Saqora strong
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pital only one parent is allowed to it. I’ve been allowed to work from “Anybody wanting to participate
be with your child, and once you’re home, from the hospital, from the just feel free to decorate your car,
there you’re locked in. I had the front E.R., or wherever I am with her. We honk your horn, do whatever you can
row seat to watch my daughter fight just want them to know how grateful to help lift her spirits. The parade
this.” we are.” will exit NHC and enter the Turtle
The Oneida Nation, her employer, There will be a special drive-by School lot on Seminary Road, and go
has played a key role in helping Mar- community 14th Birthday parade through the bus lane, go back through
sha stand with Saqora through all of held for Saqora Sunday, October 25, the parking lot, and exit out on Sem-
these difficult times. “I’m so thank- beginning at 3:00 p.m. at the Turtle inary Road again. Saqora will really
ful to the tribe for allowing telecom- School. “Everybody will be gather- love seeing all the support from both
muting,” Marsha said. “I don’t know ing at the Norbert Hill Center (NHC) sides of the cars coming and going.”
where we’d be financially without around 2:30 p.m.,” Marsha said.
ONEIDA JUDICIARY LEGAL NOTICE
Tsi nu t#shakotiya>tol#tha> ONEIDA FAMILY COURT
TRIAL COURT ORIGINAL HEARING BODY
NOTICE OF HEARING
Oneida Nation,
Oneida Police Department DOCKET No. 20-CT-20
Oneida Nation Child
Plaintiffs, Support Agency and
v. Kate Delcorps, Petitioner DOCKET No. 20PA047
Date:
Janelle J. Cornelius September 30, 2020 v.
Defendant Jason King, Respondent
LEGAL NOTICE OF PROCEEDING AND HEARING A diligent attempt is made to notify the above individuals of
FOR PUBLICATION an action filed by the Oneida Nation Child Support Agency
for a Petition for Paternity. A hearing shall take place on
TO: Janelle J. Cornelius, Defendant Wednesday, November 25, 2020 at 9:30 a.m. in the above
captioned case at the Oneida Family Court; located at 2630
A diligent attempt was made to serve the above W. Mason St. Green Bay, WI 54303. Failure to appear may
Defendant, Janelle J. Cornelius, Amended Citation No. result in a default judgment.
2020-IR-T20007330 for a violation of Section 304.6-6 which
occurred on July 17, 2020. For paternity only: If you fail to appear at any stage of the
proceedings, including a scheduled genetic test, the Judge
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a hearing shall take place may enter a default judgment finding you to be the father of
on November 19, 2020 at 9:00 a.m. in the above captioned the child(ren). Please call (920) 496-7200 with any questions.
case at the Oneida Trial Court located at 2630 West Mason
Street, Green Bay, WI 54303. Inquiries for pleadings and/or additional information may
be directed to:
Kelly M. McAndrews, Wisconsin State Bar No. 1051633,
Attorney for Petitioners Clerk of Court
Oneida Family Court
ONEIDA LAW OFFICE P.O. Box 19 Oneida, WI 54155
N7210 Seminary Road (920) 496-7200
Post Office Box 109
Oneida, WI 54155
Phone: 920-869-4327 Fax: 920-869-4065
E-mail: kmcandre@oneidanation.org
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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
ONEIDA FAMILY COURT ONEIDA FAMILY COURT
ORIGINAL HEARING BODY ORIGINAL HEARING BODY
NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE OF HEARING
Oneida Nation Child Oneida Nation Child
Support Agency and Support Agency and
Rebecca R. Stevens, Alyssa L Paul, Petitioner
Petitioner DOCKET No. 19PA083
DOCKET No. 19PA142 v.
v. Sergio JRivera,
Luis A. Santiago Respondent
Mendez, Respondent
A diligent attempt is made to notify the above individuals of
A diligent attempt is made to notify the above individuals of an action filed by the Oneida Nation Child Support Agency
an action filed by the Oneida Nation Child Support Agency for a Petition for Child Support. A hearing shall take place
for a Petition for Paternity. A hearing shall take place on on Wednesday, November 25, 2020 at 10:15 a.m. in the above
Wednesday, November 25, 2020 at 10:00 A.M. in the above captioned case at the Oneida Family Court; located at 2630
captioned case at the Oneida Family Court; located at 2630 W. Mason St. Green Bay, WI 54303. Failure to appear may
W. Mason St. Green Bay, WI 54303. Failure to appear may result in a default judgment. For paternity only: If you fail to
result in a default judgment. For paternity only: If you fail to appear at any stage of the proceedings, including a scheduled
appear at any stage of the proceedings, including a scheduled genetic test, the Judge may enter a default judgment finding
genetic test, the Judge may enter a default judgment finding you to be the father of the child(ren). Please call (920) 496-
you to be the father of the child(ren). Please call (920) 496- 7200 with any questions.
7200 with any questions.Inquiries for pleadings and/or Inquiries for pleadings and/or additional information may
additional information may be directed to: be directed to:
Clerk of Court Clerk of Court
Oneida Family Court Oneida Family Court
P.O. Box 19 Oneida, WI 54155 P.O. Box 19 Oneida, WI 54155
(920) 496-7200 (920) 496-7200
LEGAL NOTICE
ONEIDA FAMILY COURT
ORIGINAL HEARING BODY
NOTICE OF HEARING
RE: DOCKET Case Number 20PA084/A, Oneida Nation Child Support Agency and Petitioner SHYLA R JORDAN v.
Respondent JEREMIAH MCKENZIE
A diligent attempt is made to notify the above individuals of an action filed by the Oneida Nation Child Support Agency
for a Petition for Child Support. A hearing shall take place on Wednesday, November 25, 2020 at 11:45 A.M. in the above
captioned case at the Oneida Family Court; located at 2630 W. Mason St. Green Bay, WI 54303. Failure to appear may result
in a default judgment. For paternity only: If you fail to appear at any stage of the proceedings, including a scheduled genetic
test, the Judge may enter a default judgment finding you to be the father of the child(ren). Please call (920) 496-7200 with
any questions.
Inquiries for pleadings and/or additional information may be directed to:
Clerk of Court
Oneida Family Court
P.O. Box 19
Oneida, WI 54155 (920) 496-7200
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ONEIDA NATION OF WISCONSIN
ZONING DEPARTMENT
Location: Mailing Address:
N7332 Water Circle Place P.O Box 365
Oneida, WI 54155 Oneida, WI 54155-0365
Toll Free: (800) 236-2868
Office: (920) 869-1600 Fax: (920) 869-1610
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Oneida Land Commission
November 9, 2020
Little Bear Development Center
N7332 Water Circle Place, Oneida WI 54155
4:30 p.m.
The Land Commission will be holding a Public Hearing on November 9, 2020
For the purpose of gathering input on the following:
A. Planned Unit Development Application for 2745 & 2759 West Mason Street, (Legal
Description- 6H-1116-1-1; 6H-1116-1-2; 6H-1116-1-3) current zoning is C-1 Commercial.
Developers are requesting a Planned Unit Development designation to construct a 70-unit
supportive housing project, on 6.58 acres, for Oneida Nation members and Brown
County residents in partnership with Wise Women Gathering Place. The project will seek
funding from Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority in December
2020.
This request is being completed in accordance with the Oneida Code of Laws – TITLE 6 Property
& Land: Chapter 603 Building Code; and Chapter 605: Zoning and Shoreland Protection.
Please note: Due to current coronavirus pandemic all Land Commission meetings are now held
virtually in Microsoft Teams. For an invitation email to the Public Hearing, please email
tparr@oneidanation.org
Written comments can be sent via US Postal Mail Service, post marked 5 days prior to the
November 9th, 2020 hearing date. Please send comments to ATTN: Troy D. Parr, Oneida
Zoning Department at Little Bear Development Center, PO Box 365, Oneida, WI 54155; or Email
tparr@oneidanation.org;
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Joe Biden, Kamala Harris plan for tribal nations
Today, Wisconsin tribal leaders Wisconsin, it has become increas- es. They are the leaders we need for
applauded Joe Biden and Kamala ingly clear that we need significantly this moment, and that is why I whole-
Harris’ Plan for tribal nations. The more resources to address infrastruc- heartedly stand behind Joe Biden and
new plan seeks to uphold the Unit- ture inequalities that exist within our Kamala Harris,” said Vice Chair of
ed States’ trust and responsibility tribal nations. These insufficiencies Oneida Nation in Wisconsin Bran-
to tribal nations, strengthen the Na- create unsafe health conditions and don L. Yellowbird-Stevens.
tion-to-Nation relationship, and em- hinder our tribe’s response and long- The Biden-Harris plan for tribal na-
power tribal nations to make their term recovery from COVID-19. The tions will work to:
own decisions and govern their own Biden-Harris plan will take important • Strengthen the Nation-to-Nation
communities. steps to finally ensure Native commu- relationship
The coronavirus pandemic has ex- nities have the resources they need • Provide reliable, affordable, qual-
acerbated the long history of inequal- and deserve. Joe Biden and Kamala ity health care and address health dis-
ity tribal nations have faced. The Harris recognize that we must uphold parities
Biden-Harris plan aims to address the United States’ trust responsibility • Restore tribal lands, address cli-
tribal health disparities, including by to tribal nations and that is why we mate change, and safeguard natural
dramatically increasing funding for must send them to the White House and cultural resources
Indian Health Service, and making in November,” said Shannon Holsey, • Ensure Native communities are
that funding mandatory; developing President at Stockbridge-Munsee safer and tackle the crisis of violence
a pipeline of health providers in trib- Band of Mohican Indians. against Native women, children, and
al communities, deploying telehealth “After reading the Biden-Harris the elderly
throughout Indian Country; and re- Tribal Nations plan, I am very en- • Expand economic opportunity
ducing the unacceptably high mater- couraged to support their presidential and community development in Na-
nal mortality rate, which dispropor- campaign. Joe Biden and Kamala tive communities
tionately affects Native women. Harris have put forth a real plan to • Invest in education and youth en-
“There is so much at stake for our strengthen tribal sovereignty, self gagement
tribal communities here is Wiscon- governance and rebuild trust with • Meet obligations to and com-
sin. We have been devastated by the tribal nations. They will make sure memorate Native veterans
Covid-19 pandemic, as the urgency, that our tribes are represented at the • Ensure Native Americans can ex-
infection rate, and death toll of the highest levels of government and are ercise their right to vote
COVID-19 pandemic intensifies in part of key decision making process-
President Trump proven fighter for Native communities
“President Trump is a proven fight- the Not Invisible Act – fulfilling his crisis of missing and murdered wom-
er for Native American communities promise to never forget Missing and en and girls in American Indian and
– from taking bold action to address Murdered Native Americans. Alaska Native communities.
the crisis of missing and murdered - Savanna’s Act directs the Depart- • President Trump is ensuring that
indigenous women, to delivering his- ment of Justice to develop law en- Native American communities have
toric aid to help Tribal Nations com- forcement protocols to address this the support they need to combat the
bat the coronavirus. All Joe Biden crisis, and the Not Invisible Act di- coronavirus.
has to offer is a continuation of his rects the Department of the Interior - President Trump’s CARES Act
40 years of failure. Native Americans and Department of Justice to estab- provided $8 billion to address coro-
in Wisconsin know better.” – Trump lish a joint commission on violent navirus preparedness, response, and
Victory Spokesperson Anna Kelly crime within and against the Native recovery for American Indians and
• President Trump was the first American community. Alaska Natives.
president to formally recognize the - In November 2019, President - The initial allocation of this fund-
tragedy of Missing and Murdered Trump launched Operation Lady ing, totaling nearly $5 billion, will be
Native Americans. Justice, an interagency task force
- On October 10, 2020, President which developed an aggressive, gov- • See 9
Trump signed Savanna’s Act and ernment-wide strategy to address the President Trump
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PROTECT OUR PEOPLE FROM COVID-19
When you take steps to stay safe during COVID-19, you lower the risk for
everyone around you—because we’re all connected. Learning how to protect your
tribe can help protect everyone in Wisconsin.
Wear a mask Keep 6 feet Stay home Wash your Symptoms?
in public apart if you can hands Get tested
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Anderson, Roberta A. “Birdie” her siblings, Harold Cornelius, Mer- Cooper, Savannah R Cooper, MaKa-
February 9, 1929 - October 4, 2020 lin Cornelius, Harrison Cornelius, vee J Cooper, Layla S Cooper and
Green Bay - Ro- Ronald Cornelius, Harriet Jorgenson, Shyloh L Rodriguez-Cooper. He is
berta A. “Bird- Evangeline Van Stippen, Irene Len- further survived by his siblings; Tan-
ie” Anderson, hart, and Charlene Cornelius. ya L Cooper, Heather (Tadd) Wil-
91, passed away Expressions of sympathy may be lette, Beverly A Alexander, George L
Sunday, October shared at www.BlaneyFuneralHome. Cooper, Emmanuel Jennings and his
4, 2020. She was com or cards may be sent to Blaney mother Beverly. Elliot is further sur-
born on February Funeral Home to the attention of vived by his special cousins, friends,
9, 1929 in Mani- Roberta Anderson’s family and they and all those who came to know him.
towoc to Charles will be forwarded on. Burial will be The family extends a heartfelt thank
and Frances (Sickles) Cornelius. in Oneida Methodist Cemetery next you to all those who have sent warm
Birdie graduated from Green Bay to her husband. thoughts, offered prayers, stayed by
West High School. On September In lieu of flowers, the family re- the fire, spoke words of comfort and
22, 1958 she married Reuben Ander- quests donations be made to the Cys- provided wonderful meals and other
son. During her younger years she tic Fibrosis Foundation, 400 S. Exec- sustenance. The support received is
worked at various restaurants as a utive Dr., Suite 109, Brookfield, WI greatly appreciated by the family.
cook and waitress. Her dream was to 53005
have her own restaurant and she did The family extends a special thank
Danforth, Eugene “Geno” Edward
which was called Robbie’s Lunch on you to Dr. Flood, and the staffs of January 21, 1949 - October 10, 2020
Main Street. She was proud to have Oneida Health Center and Grancare Eugene “Geno”
been a house cleaner for the Pack- Gardens for their kind and compas- Edward Dan-
ers and Dr. Milson’s family. Birdie sionate care given to Birdie. forth, 71, Onei-
also did home care for the elderly da, fought hard
and worked at the Oneida Casino for against cancer and
12 years. She was an Oneida Nation Cooper, Elliot David
January 24, 1978 - October 5, 2020 began his journey
Tribal Elder. to Heaven on Oc-
Birdie loved being outdoors, espe- Oneida – Elliot
David Cooper, 42, tober 10, 2020 at
cially at the family trailer and fishing. 3:33AM. He was
She had a huge heart, especially for started his journey
to the Creator’s born January 21, 1949 to the late
her family. She loved watching her Pete and Sabie Danforth. On June
grandchildren and great-grandchil- land Monday, Oc-
tober 5, 2020. He 29, 1968 he was united in marriage
dren grow up. She also loved playing to Patricia Metoxen at Church of the
Bingo, spending time at the Oneida was born January
24, 1978 and is Holy Apostles, Oneida. Daddy was
Senior Center, and being a part of the a loving and caring man who loved
VFW Duck Creek Post #7534 Ladies the son of Beverly
Melchert and the late George L. Coo- sports. He often shared stories about
Auxiliary. old sports heroes from the 60’s, 70’s
Survivors include her children, per.
Elliot was a man full of life and and on, and the plays they made.
Roxanne Anderson and Reuben Hank Aaron was just one of many,
(Kayla) Anderson; grandchildren, artistic talent, he enjoyed creating
beadwork, drawing and music. He but this is the reason Geno’s jersey
Greg (special friend, Leslie) Ander- was #44. Geno’s favorite teams were
son, Heather Dombroski, Jennifer also enjoyed fishing, cooking and be-
ing outdoors with his children and of the Miami Dolphins, Packers, Bucks,
(special friend, Chris) Anderson, Brewers, Milwaukee Braves, Bad-
Trevor Anderson; great-grandchil- course rooting for his favorite team,
the Green Bay Packers. gers, and the Warriors. When he was
dren, Devon, Alex, Jocelyn, Trinity, a teen, he was offered the opportuni-
Griffin, Liliana, Coleten; siblings, Elliot’s family takes comfort in
knowing he has been greeted by his ty of trying out for the LA Dodgers,
Judy (Robert) Barton, Wayne (Cleo) but did not have the money to get
Cornelius; extended family in En- father George, his sister Sheavonne
Cooper and his grandparents Lillian there. Dad shared that it was never
gland; many nieces, nephews, other about winning or losing the game, he
relatives and friends. Cooper and Adeline Johnson.
She was preceded in death by her Elliot is survived by his children: • See 8
husband, Reuben; her parents; and Rhiannon R Cooper, Cheyenne N Danforth, Eugene “Geno”
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parents; Pete and Sabie, two sisters,
Alianna House, Giovanni Danforth,
her siblings Keith Quiver, Keta (Gor-
Eugene “Geno” six brothers, and his granddaughter don) Quiver, Elizabeth (Matthew)
Tasha Marie Ann who will welcome Danforth, Vashi (Arturo) Corne-
went to just play the game. Geno just her Grandpa with open arms. lius-Rios, Katsistoti Danforth, Jason
loved playing. He said, “It wasn’t A private service for Geno was held (Abby) Danforth, and Tekaluhiyaks
the team that lost the game or won, at Ryan Funeral Home, De Pere with Danforth.
it was you!” You missed the ball, you Vicar Rodger Patience officiating She is preceded in death by Orville
struck out, so you need to practice burial in Holy Apostles Cemetery. Cornelius Sr., Janice Cornelius, Re-
more. He taught himself to be a good Thanks to St. Mary, St. Vincent, nessa Bluebird, True Ann Danforth,
hitter by hitting stones with a stick. Froedtert Hospitals, as well as staff and Leander Danforth Sr.
He said, “If you are good at hitting and doctors of the Cancer Team, and She was buried in Oneida Sacred
small stones with a stick, you should Unity Hospice. Special thanks to Burial Grounds on October 11, 2020.
be able to hit a big ball with a bat.” family and nieces for being here to Special thank you to Alyssa Feld-
Geno was a champion and will al- help us with Daddy and providing us ner, Michael Ratachic, Sue Reit-
ways be our champion. with support care and comfort. er, Lora Skenadore, Kanataloloks
Geno worked for Schreiber Foods We Love You, and will miss Daddy Zacarias-Skenandore, Robert Brown,
for many years and served on Onei- dearly. Lasti and Landis Hill, Josephine Ske-
da Trust and Enrollment Committee nadore, Yelih Lee, Cornelius Clan,
while working at Oneida Elderly Ser- Danforth, Rachel Danforth Family, the fire-keepers at
vices after his retirement. July 6, 1990 - October 6, 2020 Leander and Debbie’s house, Dennis
Geno loved shooting pool and Tekyakots^na- and Dave Danforth, all family and
looked forward to the many tourna- tote Rachel Dan- friends for the monetary donations,
ments at the White Eagle. He enjoyed forth, 30, resident food deliveries, the Oneida Commu-
trips to the casinos in Wisconsin, and of Oneida, Wi, nity, and all the love and support giv-
played on many basketball teams, passed away on en through prayers, visits, cards, and
though his biggest love was baseball. October 6, 2020. condolences.
At age 71, just two weeks ago, he She was born
hit a double while playing. He spent on July 6, 1990 Wilbur, Randy D.
much of his time watching old west- to Evangeline August 14, 1956 - September 15, 2020
erns, he would say, “Cowboy and Cornelius and Leander Danforth in Randy Dural
Indian shows, and Lone Ranger and Green Bay, WI. Wilbur walked-
Tonto.” Geno loved going to movies She loved animals, nature, loved on suddenly on
with his family and was always ex- dancing and singing. She also liked Tuesday, Septem-
cited to get to a Brewers game. His to read the Bible, reading chapter ber 15, 2020, at
favorite singer was Elvis, though he books, dressing up and doing her Providence St.
never saw the King of Rock n Roll makeup, writing letters, journaling, Joseph Hospi-
in concert, we know he is watching and many sports including softball, tal in Chewelah,
him now. football and basketball. She also en- Washington. He
Eugene is survived by his loving joyed the outdoors, working out, and was born to Jed D. and Edith L.
wife of 52 years Patricia, daugh- loved karaoke! (Long) Wilbur on August 14, 1956,
ter Lori (Lonnie) Thomas, daughter She is survived by Grandparents in Chicago, Illinois. He was an en-
Susan (fiancé John) Danforth, and Marilyn Danforth, Dellora Corne- rolled member of the Oneida Na-
Son Marques Sr. (Kateri)Danforth. lius many aunts, uncles, and cousins, tion of Wisconsin and a Turtle Clan
Grandchildren: Tyson, Tony Jr. “T.J.”, Amanda Perrote, her special friend- member. As a toddler, Randy and
Mataya, Marques Jr., and Conan. ship sister her child, Noah Davis, his family relocated to Washington
Great grandchildren; Allen “A.J.”, her nieces and nephews Emerson State where he grew up and gradu-
Maci, Kaino Geno, and Zayden. His Christjohn, Celinda Christjohn, Bry- ated from Mountlake Terrace Senior
sisters; Mary Ann Kruckeberg, and an (Yelih) Halona, Jamison Quiver, High School. Although far from his
Patsy (Harvey) Skenandore. Sisters- Valencia Ross, Armonie Rios, Dahlia
in-law; Beverly, Sandra, Marilyn, Rios, Arturo Rios, Farrah Danfroth, • See 11
and Dorothy. Grayson Danforth, Richard House, Wilbur, Randy D.
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From page 5/President Trump
one of the largest programmatic in- throughout Indian County. see their taxes go up under the Biden
vestments in Indian Country in our • Joe Biden’s socialist agenda tax plan, shrinking the economy by
Nation’s history. would devastate Native American 1.5 percent, and eliminating 585,000
- The Administration has also al- communities. jobs.
located over $1 billion through the - Joe Biden’s planning to raise - Biden’s promise to reinstate
Indian Health Service (IHS), to sup- taxes by $4 trillion over the next 10 Obamacare’s individual mandate tax
port tribes, tribal organizations, and years, more than double the tax in- will hurt Native Americans.
Urban Indian Organizations in their crease proposed by Hillary Clinton.
coronavirus response efforts. - Biden said the first thing he would Anna Kelly
- The Federal Government deliv- do as president is “eliminate the pres- Wisconsin Press Secretary
ered 250 Abbott testing systems to ident’s tax cut”—killing a saving of Trump Victory
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From page 8/ felt compelled to give a helping hand
to those in need. He will be most re-
brother-in-law’s, several nieces and
nephews, great-nieces and nephews
Wilbur, Randy D. membered for his love of his children
and his compassion for those requir-
and many cousins and second cous-
ins. He was preceded in death by his
heritage homeland, his Mother and
ing help. parents, Jed and Edith Wilbur, and
Father never let their family forget
Randy was a devoted University his younger brother, Gary W. Wilbur.
their Native culture as evidenced by
of Washington football fan where he A memorial service to remember and
Randy’s turtle collection in his home.
enjoyed attending Saturday games. celebrate Randy’s life will be held at
In high school, Randy loved
He was also a life-long San Francis- noon on Saturday, October 24th at
swimming and tennis but eventual-
co 49ers football team fan and even the gathering hall/warehouse directly
ly found his calling in cooking. He
when Seattle was offered a fran- behind the International Longshore
worked in many foodservice capac-
chise team Randy stuck by his be- and Warehouse Union-Local 19
ities before following in his father’s,
loved 49er team. He looked forward building located at 3440 E Margin-
uncle, and brother’s footsteps and
to watching them play and boasted al Way S, Seattle, WA 98134. In lieu
joined the International Longshore
when they won. of remembrances his family requests
and Warehouse Union-Local Num-
Randy is survived by his son Jef- donations be made to the American
ber 19 where he had a career on the
fery G. Wilbur (Seattle) and his Cancer Society in Randy’s name.
docks stevedoring ships. He was an
step-daughter Mary Deseo and her
avid worker and union member and
son (Kent), older brother Thomas E.
he loved his fellow dock workers.
Wilbur (Green Bay), younger sisters
Randy truly loved his children and
Genevieve L. Hawkins (Colville) and
was passionate about them and any-
Katherine A. Witters (Puyallup). His
thing barbeque and was always at
ease when he was entertaining fam-
Aunts Mildred Lamphear (Milwau-
kee) and Robin Emmerton (Oneida)
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and Uncles Parnell Wilber (Puy-
Although he displayed a rough exte-
allup) and Orlin Wilber (Oneida),
rior, he was a kind soul and always
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