2021 Shareholder Virtual Holiday Party Prize Winners
Friday, December 17, 2021
Gunalchéesh, Háw’aa, T’oya̱xsut ‘nüüsm for joining us today! This year, Sealaska had two opportunities for shareholders to win cash prizes:
- All shareholders who attended the virtual event via MySealaska.com were automatically entered to win $15,000 in cash prizes.
- All voting shareholders whether in attendance at the virtual event or not were eligible for $20,000 in cash prizes.
All cash prizes will be delivered in the manner you receive your deposits via MySealaska.com.
Over 1,000 of you that tuned into the holiday fair were automatically entered for event door prizes. Congratulations and thank you all for attending.
Grand Prize Winners of $1,500 (2):
- Georgia Lewis
- Kristi Arlene Morrison
Second Place Winners of $1,000 (3):
- Juliana M Fitzsimmons
- Pauline S Guanzon
- Steven A Morales
Third Place Winners of $500 (5):
- Elizabeth Ann Lindoff
- Alanna Lynn Sharclane
- Lawrence A Simpson
- Raynell K. A. Diehl
- Lisa Janice Doolan
Fourth Place Winners of $100 (65):
- Sharon Joyce Hill
- Kathrine Barley
- Matthew John Carle
- Valerie Nora Wilson
- Gloria A Graham
- Tasha Josephine Hotch
- Katelynn Marie Justice Drake
- Rowena June Brockway
- Shaleena Maria Delgado
- Kathy A Berzanske
- Janice Marie Limbaugh
- Monica Louise Eastham
- Dorothy Vaune Webster
- Anna Marie Ehlers
- Beatrice Marie Huckleberry
- Nellie May Kookesh
- Dollina R C Ketah
- Cassandra Lee Clark
- Jessica Steen
- Micah Dennis Willard
- Robert Thompson
- Katherine Norma Nelson
- Carley Jean Jackson
- Melissa Katherine Cogan
- Linda Colleen Starbard
- Robert Anthony Erickson
- Veronica Marie Dalton
- Kerri Michelle Sheakley
- Davina Cathrine Merchant
- Renesa Lee Morrison
- Alexandria K B Roehl
- Noreen Nora Otnes
- Stephanie Ellen Knudson
- Marta Elizabeth Coleman
- Latisha N Rorem
- Miguel Jorge Contreras
- Vincea V Willard
- Kristin J. Bartels
- Thomas William Copeland
- Donna L Fountain
- Martha Renee Wood
- Tonia A C Samples
- Derek Bowen
- Priscilla Yvonne Kato
- Marsha Lynn Heilbrun
- Diedra Marley Guthrie
- Angel Billy Weston
- Sonja Lee Watermolen
- Thomas John Boland II
- Melanie Ann Barker
- Edith Elizabeth McHenry
- Rosanna Marie Williams
- Stella Aurora Estrada
- Angelina Marie Gonzalez
- Barbara L Oleman
- Rachael C A Kirby
- Walleen Rose Williams
- Phillip Scott Langston
- Everett Eli Jamestown Jr
- Emily M Carrillo
- Jessica A Emigh
- Ellany Tawne Kayce
- Monica Lisa Hall
- Charlee Amanda Scott
- Valerie Leeann Jones
All Shareholder Grand Prizes: For all voting shareholders whether in attendance at the virtual event or not, were eligible for $20,000 in total cash prizes.
The below 100 winners will receive $200 each.
- Pamela D Frenette, Juneau, AK
- David Richard Johnson, Anchorage, AK
- Beatrice Marie Huckleberry, Oregon City, OR
- Virginia Luanne Sprague, Craig, AK
- Betty Lou Isaacs, Klawock, AK
- Howard Walter Ridley, Seattle, WA
- Brock George Charles, Seattle, WA
- Patrick Ray Swink, Juneau, AK
- Mathew Gerald DeWitt, Anchorage, AK
- Robert Dale Sheldon, Anchorage, AK
- John Leslie Galaktinoff, Ketchikan, AK
- Geraldine Marie Castonguay, Kodiak, AK
- Wallena May Lord, Barrow, AK
- Barbie Lewis, Tulalip, WA
- Frances Marsha Klotz, Anchorage, AK
- Sheila M Mitchell, Anchorage, AK
- Dorothy Ann Sammons, Bend, OR
- Reginald Ivan Demmert, Juneau, AK
- Janice Ann Bennett, Juneau, AK
- Jeraldine Rose Henry, Hoonah, AK
- Lucille Ann Dundas, Metlakatla, AK
- Elizabeth Marie Gray, Juneau, AK
- Bernadine A. Peterson, Wasilla, AK
- Teresa Peggy Stitt, Juneau, AK
- Joseph Coronell, Federal Way, WA
- Penelope E Willard, Juneau, AK
- John Castle Morris, Juneau, AK
- Mary Alice Holland, Delta Junction, AK
- Regina Marie Seidl, Spokane Valley, WA
- Robert Edward Kennedy Jr, Gold River, CA
- Michael Roy Aceveda, Juneau, AK
- Jeffrey David Katasse, Douglas, AK
- Sonya Marie Hoffay, Sitka, AK
- Gladys E Natkong Jerred, Ketchikan, AK
- Carrie Celeste Prophet, Liberty Lake, WA
- Loraine Joy Young, Douglas, AK
- James Bruce Dillard, Maple Falls, WA
- Buford Neal Jr, Renton, WA
- Eileen Mae Baustian, Auburn, CA
- Clayton Romey Morris, Port Orchard, WA
- Heather Louise Williams, Ketchikan, AK
- Marianne Alice Jacobs, Juneau, AK
- John Carl Mullenax, Ketchikan, AK
- Joan E Aldrich, South Bend, IN
- Delores June Cole, Shawnee, OK
- Dugan Roy Mills Sr, Milton, FL
- Christopher J. Bevis, Ward Cove, AK
- Waltraud H. Hern, Miami, FL
- John Wayne Hull, Carson City, NV
- Thomas Davis Jr, Marysville, WA
- George Carl Esquiro Sr, Port Townsend, WA
- Patricia Ann Marvin, Anchorage, AK
- Toisan Deborah Smith, Anchorage, AK
- Anne Margaret Tompkins, Juneau, AK
- Tammi Earlene McGuffin, Tukwila, WA
- Jerri Dawn Boskofsky, Shoreline, WA
- Elizabeth Fine, Anchorage, AK
- Linda Lou Curtis, Roy, WA
- Fredericko G. Tordillos, Kent, WA
- Marlen Wesley Davis Jr., Ketchikan, AK
- Sandra Lee Milligan, Coeur D’Alene, ID
- Angela Denise Shay, Erwin, NC
- Estalene Orcutt, Lynnwood, WA
- Miranda Lynn Jackson, Moapa, NV
- Brian Scott Massey, Midwest City, OK
- Emily Marie Nelson, Douglas, AK
- Kenneth Harvey Gross, Eagle River, AK
- Carrie Ann Podlich, Rancho Santa Fe, CA
- Stewart Patrick Ness, Petersburg, AK
- James Herbert Carle, Craig, AK
- Mason T Shearer, Juneau, AK
- James Daniel St Clair, Anchorage, AK
- Leslie Cathryne Scheffers, Portage, MI
- Benjamin Levi Marvin, Juneau, AK
- Candice Lynette Cook Lee, Tacoma, WA
- Gregory Oscar Brown Jr, Juneau, AK
- Harold Francis Charles Jr, Anchorage, AK
- Mary Anna Shay, Anchorage, AK
- Nicole A Losacco, Covington, WA
- Chris Nelson, Prince Rupert, BC
- Jennifer E A Gossman, Spokane Valley, WA
- Brandy A Grina, Sherwood, OR
- James A Lewis, San Leandro, CA
- Anthony Alva Beltran, Coos Bay, OR
- Sophia Gabriel Henry, Hoonah, AK
- Amy Eileen Knapp, Camas, WA
- Brent A Brockway, Fairbanks, AK
- Eli James Martin, Anchorage, AK
- Sophia L Peters, Paoli, IN
- Gary W Moy Jr., Ferndale, WA
- Kathryn Joyce Roberts, Laurel, MT
- Jonathan Edward Duncan, Ferndale, WA
- Robert Eldon Druley, Anchorage, AK
- Derrick Leigh Bean, Seattle, WA
- Andrea Sunshinse Florendo, Juneau, AK
- Jeanette M Sorensen, Gig Harbor, WA
- Thomas Andrew Lentz, Ilwaco, WA
- Misty Lee Anaruk, Las Vegas, NV
- Denise Elaine Morris, Haines, AK
- John Robert Morrison II, Phoenix, AZ
Sealaska was thrilled to share the joy and magic of the holiday season with shareholders and their families once again with the 2021 Virtual Holiday Fair! Gunalchéesh, Háw’aa, T’oya̱xsut ‘nüüsm (thank you) for a wonderful year.
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Posted 5/7/2018
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