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22THURSDAY, MAY 16, 2013 cherokee one feather/na tsalagi soquo ugidahliSearching for portraitof the late GoingbackChiltoskeyPhoto courtesy of Paull AndersonPaull Anderson, of Bristol, Va., is searchingfor this oil painting he did of the lateGoingback Chilstokey.In the mid-1970s, I spent twoears doing portraits of some friendsn Cherokee that included Johnilnoty, Virginia Standingdeer,ary and Goingback Chiltoskey, andthers to preserve their legacy for theherokee Museum. Goingback wasspecially pleased with one of his oilortraits, which measured about 24y 30 inches. He was wearing a redandana and holding one of hisarvings with the Cherokee Seal inhe background. We hung both thatainting and the preliminary sketchn his home for him and Mary tonjoy. He agreed and was pleased tonow that upon his passing the twoorks would go to the Cherokee Mueumto hang as a tribute to him andoken of our friendship.After Goingback’s passing, Ieard that his possessions had beenuctioned off, but I was unable toearn where the two works ended up.would appreciate the help of theeaders of One Feather in locating theorks so that they end up in the Mueumas part of Goingback’s legacynd pursuant to his wishes.If anyone knows of the locationf this painting and/or the prelimiarypencil sketch, please contacte. I can send a photograph of theainting to anyone who wishes toonfirm the painting they suspect isthe one being sought. Thank you.Thank youSincerely,Paull AndersonP.O. Box 16151Bristol, VA 24209(276) 466-5855The family of Gwen Ross Locustwould like to thank everyone whowas by our side during the illnessand the loss of our loved one. Specialthank you to Charlene Lossiah, MaggieLossiah, Dorothy Thompson ,Gina and Jane Taylor. Also to theCherokee EMS, Cherokee ER Staff, especiallyDiane W, The Doctors andStaff of Medwest Sylva and the Staffof Longhouse Funeral Home. Thankyou to all the family and friends whobrought food, and wood, to all thesingers and to Straight Fork BaptistChurch Ladies, Pastor Charles RayBall, Bo Parris, Greg Morgan andRay Kinsland. We appreciate thehelp from Perry Shell and Bo Taylor.Gwen had a lot of family and friends,if we forgot anyone, please forgiveus, as we appreciate everyone. Pleasecontinue to keep the children andfamily in your thoughts and prayers.Submitted by,Candy RossThanks TsaliCare CenterYou travel through life hearingso many negative things about differentfacilities such as Tsali Care. Mysister, Ruth Caro, spent severalmonths there. Never have I witnessedsuch compassionate, lovingcare. Our family was treated withthe upmost respect, seeing that ourneeds were met during Ruth’s finaldays on earth, until the Angel’s carriedher home. I can’t remember allof your names but, you know whoyou are, and my deepest hope is thatGod will richly bless all of you.1st John Ch. 4 V. 18 Let us not lovein the word, neither in tongue; but indeed and truth.Thank you, once again,Joy Smith; RN(Ret.)
cherokee one feather/na tsalagi soquo ugidahliTHURSDAY, MAY 16, 201323Dr. Toedt maintainsBoard CertificationCIH photoDominique Toedt, MD, of Cherokee IndianHospital has completed the requirementsto maintain Board Certification.Dominique Toedt, MD, of CheroeeIndian Hospital, has successfullyompleted the requirements to mainainBoard Certification in internaledicine with a focused practice inospital medicine from the AmerianBoard of Internal MedicineABIM).ABIM works to enhance theuality of health care by certifyingnternists and subspecialists whoemonstrate the knowledge, skillsnd attitudes essential for excellentatient care. Physicians must periodcallycomplete requirements toaintain their certification, includngpassing an examination andompleting a self-assessment ofnowledge and practice.Dr. Dominique Toedt has been ontaff at Cherokee Indian Hospitalince 2005 practicing internal mediineand hospital medicine on the Inatientward.Board Certification is the indusrybenchmark by which physicianuality is measured and recognized.hysicians who successfully comletetheir recertification requireentsdemonstrate the currency ofheir knowledge – and their ability tose it – by passing a rigorous examiationand by assessing their knowldgeand performance in practice onn ongoing basis.- Cherokee Indian HospitalHOSA donationCIH photoAngel Saine (right) and Brianna Smith (left) joined their instructor, Frances Hess, at Cherokee Indian Hospital last week when shepicked up a check from the Cherokee Indian Hospital employees. Saine and Smith are in the Nursing Fundamentals Class and will besitting for their CNA I after graduation. Cherokee Indian Hospital employees made a donation to the Health Occupations Students ofAmerica.Cherokee Indian Hospital Authority scholarshipThe Cherokee Indian Hospital is now taking applications for their CIHA Scholarship. This scholarship is availableto EBCI tribal members in a postsecondary/college who plan to continue or further their education in the healthcare field.First priority will be given to former Health Occupations students and students demonstrating proficiency in ahealth related field.The applicant must select and make arrangements for a mentor from Cherokee Indian Hospital. Applicants arerequired to check in with their mentor at least once a week for the period of the scholarship.To be eligible, students must be enrolled in a minimum of six college credit hours in post secondary school. Two$500 scholarships will be awarded in August. The deadline for applications is July 20. The funding for this scholarshipwas made possible through donations, silent auctions, drawings, and other activities from employees of CherokeeIndian Hospital. No healthcare funds were used.Info: jody.bradley@cherokeehospital.org or 497-9163 ext. 6207. Deadline for applications is July 20, 2013.- Cherokee Indian Hospital Scholarship Committee
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