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April 21, 2011 - The Oneida Nation of Wisconsin

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14B (Kay# Yaw^=le) • <strong>April</strong> <strong>21</strong>, <strong>2011</strong><br />

<strong>Oneida</strong>’s Burial Benefits and Related Services<br />

She koli Swakwe Ku<br />

(Greetings to All)<br />

Burial Benefit<br />

Specialist<br />

Let me introduce<br />

myself. I am Jodie<br />

Skenandore, your<br />

Burial Benefit<br />

Specialist and I<br />

work in the <strong>Oneida</strong><br />

Enrollment<br />

Department.<br />

My job is to encourage<br />

and empower everyone<br />

to do things they have<br />

control over before<br />

their death.”<br />

My job isn’t just to work with our<br />

entire membership and their families<br />

or caretakers when a death<br />

occurs, more importantly my job is<br />

Mark the Box!!!<br />

Our goal is to get every<br />

adult Tribal Member to<br />

complete a Beneficiary<br />

Designation Form.<br />

If you havenʼt already submitted<br />

a form at this time<br />

and are unsure <strong>of</strong> who to<br />

designate as your beneficiary,<br />

we suggest you clip<br />

out $ and complete the<br />

form (at right), marking the<br />

Enrollment Department<br />

box q as Primary<br />

Beneficiary. This will<br />

ensure that your funeral<br />

home invoice up to<br />

$15,000 will be paid.<br />

When you have determined<br />

who to designate as<br />

your beneficiary(ies) you<br />

should submit a new form.<br />

Next issue will include<br />

OLIPP<br />

Real-life Scenarios.<br />

Jodie Skenandore<br />

to encourage and<br />

empower everyone<br />

to do things they<br />

have control over<br />

before their death.<br />

This article is the<br />

first in a series <strong>of</strong><br />

articles that is<br />

intended to provide<br />

you with <strong>Oneida</strong>’s<br />

Burial Benefits and<br />

related services.<br />

I appreciate your time in reading<br />

this and future articles and I <strong>of</strong>fer<br />

an open invitation to anyone who<br />

desires to discuss, privately, any<br />

burial related matters or concerns.<br />

I can be reached by phone at 800-<br />

571-9902 or 920-869-6202, by<br />

email JSKENAN7@oneidanation<br />

or in person at the Enrollment<br />

<strong>of</strong>fice (located <strong>21</strong>0 Elm Street,<br />

<strong>Oneida</strong>, WI)<br />

Contact Jodie at: 1-800-571-9902 or 920-869-6202<br />

or by email at:<br />

JSKENAN7@oneidanation.org<br />

ÚÚ OLIPP Form ÚÚ<br />

First, in an<br />

Ongoing Series on<br />

Burial Benefits…<br />

‘Items to Consider<br />

when selecting a<br />

Beneficiary’<br />

Please see page 15B in this<br />

issue <strong>of</strong> the Kalihwisaks<br />

for this very important<br />

information.<br />

Enrollment<br />

<strong>The</strong> following two burial benefits are available<br />

at no cost to the membership:<br />

OLIPP<br />

Children’s Burial Fund<br />

Eligibility Criteria:<br />

Children ages 0-5, not enrolled<br />

but eligible for enrollment or<br />

children age 6 who have been<br />

recommended for enrollment<br />

but have not yet been<br />

approved by the Business<br />

Committee<br />

Requirements:<br />

Requests for assistance must<br />

be received within 365 days<br />

from date <strong>of</strong> death.<br />

Original invoices must be provided<br />

to the <strong>Oneida</strong> Enrollment<br />

Department for payment within<br />

365 days from date <strong>of</strong> death.<br />

Specific documentation must<br />

be on file prior to processing <strong>of</strong><br />

invoices for funeral expenses.<br />

<strong>Oneida</strong> Life Insurance Plan Plus<br />

OLIPP<br />

www.kalihwisaks.com<br />

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