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McSally and Secretary Bernhardt make official visit to GRIC, Coolidge High School presents diplomas to GRIC grads, Ootham Veterans distribute boxes to vets during COVID-19 pandemic, Coronavirus update: GRIC partial closure continues, testing increases, more cases for other tribes, GCCS ends academic year with promotion parade, GRIC swears-in Community Council representatives and Chief Judge, Gila River Indian Community distributes masks to members, Congressman Tom O'Halleran visits COVID-19 test site, Gila River Hotels & Casinos open after closure, Huhugam Heritage Center: Telling time in O'otham, UNITY names two you representing GRIC for 25 under 25 award, Gila River Fire Department and BIA battle Lone Butte Fire, ASU mater's graduate finds her calling in social work, Netflix documentary features Michelle Obama at the Huhugam Heritage Center in 2019, Local First Arizona will highlight GRIC's Nutrition Coalition, GRIC and other tribes continue to adjust during coronavirus outbreak, President re-signs Missing and Murdered American Indian and Alaska Natives proclamation, Gila River Indian Community increases testing capabilities, GRIC schools will still honor class of 2020, District 3 Head Start holds a social distancing parade for children, MAR-5 Interpretive Trail highlighted in Parade.com feature, Gila River Indian Community continues in efforts to slow the spread of coronavirus, Gila River Hotels & Casinos extends closure until May 15, 2020, P-MIP receives grant from USDA for canal project, First analyzer arrives in the Gila River Indian Community, School meal program remains a priority during school closures, Community Council Election, Special Chief Judge Election, May 5, Executive Office announces per capita amounts, no check pickups, Pandemic continues as tribes put measures in place to slow the spread, GRIC distributes groceries to Districts in Community-wide food distribution, Gardening and getting outdoors during the pandemic, Community members finding ways to cope during COVID-19, Gila River Indian Community to provide direct relief payments to community members, GILA RIVER HOTELS & CASINOS - WILD HORSE PASS, LONE BUTTE AND VEE QUIVA EXTENDS CORONAVIRUS CLOSURE UNTIL APRIL 30, $2 trillion relief bill will aid American economy during coronavirus outbreak, Letter to the Gila River Indian Community from Governor Stephen Roe Lewis, Students and families are adjusting as the coronavirus outbreak worsens, Community Services and Public Safety addressing needs, Health care officials responding to crisis, Gila River Hotels & Casinos Donates $60,000 Worth of Food and Supplies to Gila River Indian Community, Mul-Chu-Tha: Elders and Veterans recognized at Community Day, Brenda Robertson honored at Cultural Circle, Lone Butte and Vee Quiva Casinos Now Serving Ootham Cuisine, Sacaton girls basketball team play in championship, Gila River commemorates 75 years at Iwo Jima Flag Raising parade, Miss and Jr. Miss Gila River crowned in District 4, Stacey Abrams discusses voter mobilization and the 2020 Census in GRIC, Skyline girls basketball team wins CAA state championship, Gila River Royalty 2019-2020 bids farewell in District 5 among family and friends, Forest Lakes Fire District thanks GRIC for assistance at presentation, Outgoing royalty spend time with Gov. A viewing for Thomas will be held on Sunday evening, Oct. 17, from 5 until 6 p.m. at the McDougal's Caldwell Funeral Chapel, followed by the . brings together stakeholders at Education Summit, Elders and Vietnam Vets Celebrated at Elder Day. (Sacaton, Ariz.) 1985-1997, Sacaton: Gila River News. (Superior, Ariz.) 1918-Current. Latest Obituaries Hal Porter. Thomas Lucero, Jr., of Safford, quietly passed away on Oct. 11, 2021, at the age of 80. Thomas was born on Aug. 26, 1941, in Los Lunas, New Mexico, to parents Tomas Lucero, Sr.,and Aurora Garcia Lucero. Renteria encountered the victim in Chandler, Ariz., and convinced him to get into a car Renteria was driving. Rodney Blaine ("Rod") Lewis, a member of the Gila River Indian Community, and a ground-breaking attorney and brilliant advocate for the rights of Native Americans, has passed away. program, 79th Annual Tohono O'odam Nation Rodeo & Fair, Pacific Northwest artist paints mural in District 6 honoring O'otham and Apache, Community members can help keep GRIC safe through GRPD's new volunteer program, Obama presidency broought 'renewed era of federal-tribal relations', GRIC, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation sign agreement meant to move parties forward on drought contingency plan, Pima cotton comes back to Community after two decades, Tribes converge at State Capitol for Tribal Legislative Day, D3 Elder Honored called a "Grandmother to everyone", District 1 student receives American Indian Education Scholarship, Gila River Police rolls out online Community Crime Map, Post 84 repairs and paints damage to Japanese internment camp monument, Monument sponsored by Haskell Osife-Antone vandalized in District 1, ASU alumnus served as special agent in the FBI before working for GRIC, Waila Festival brings O'otham sister tribes together to assist students, Antonio Azul honored at 2nd Chief Azul Day, Shop with a Cop brings smiles to children for Holiday Season, Tribal Social Services hosts children for Christmas party, Volunteers wrap Christmas gifts for GRIC children, Ak-Chin Indian Community inaugurates Chairman, Vice -Chair and council, GRIC will be celebrating 55th Mul-Chu-Tha March 10-12, DEQ workshop focuses on green building in GRIC, Gila Crossing hosted on an early Christmas dinner for families, GRIC Leadership attends round table discussion with youth, WHP Motorsports Park to take over own fire and life safety operations, TERO's WIOA youth program sends Christmas cheer to Community veterans, Water Rights Day celebrates 12th Anniversary of Water Settlement Act, Gila River Indian Community Files Injunction Seeking To Stop South Mountain Freeway Construction Pending Federal Appeal, Super Hero theme leads River of Lights Parade, United In giving Luncheon highlights tribal grant funding, Standing Rock Update: Pipeling blocked for now - Water Protectors told to go home, protect themselves from the cold, Casa Grande planning for Cowboy Days & O'odham Tash, Sterling Garcia named Governor's Employee of the Year at Mix & Mingle, Community members connect with nature at the 2016 Winter Bird Count, St. Peter Indian Mission School students kick off Christmas season with carols, GRIC looking for construction innovations in tribal housing, Jolyce Armenta's journey from Komatke to Oregon and back again, GRIC disappointed by judge's ruling on Loop 202 freeway injunction, Women's Prayer Run unites women together in sisterhood, Youth Council Inauguration ushers in new members, Red Ribbon Week teaches kids about healthy choices, Gila River Indian Community joins Lake Mead conservation effort, Growing the Legacy of Native American Leadership in Science and Technology, Campers ordered to vacate Moadag Thadiwa site following Council motion, Native Vote Election Protection promoting hotline for Native voters, Community recognized at Cardinals home game against Seattle, Governance Center gets in the Halloween spirit on Oct. 27, Halloween comes in all sizes in District 5, Robosaurus conquers WHP Motorsports Park at Mega Monster Madness, Families and children enjoy annual Trail of Doom in Sacaton, GRPD and Prevention Coalition collaborate for scary Halloween fun, HUD Director Castro visits GRIC for conference at Sheraton Grand, Community members look for opportunities at E&T Career Fair, DRS Luncheon celebrates retirement of three employees, Community hosts fair for National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Arizona's Run for the Fallen honors two GRIC members for sacrifice, An urban Community member gives a "Shout-Out" to all, Excerpt of Gov. Details. Governor Antones MLK Day Message Finds Common Themes, Newly Rebranded Gila River Resorts & Casinos Celebrates Completion of Wild Horse Pass $180 Million Expansion Jan. 21-22, Stanton, Joyce Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Improve Native American Health Outcomes, GRIC Member Gary T. Mix Sworn in as New Tribal Treasurer, Succeeds Keller, Documentary, Panel Discussion Shed Light on MMIWG Crisis in Indigenous Communities, Gas Leak at Hu Hu Kam Memorial Hospital Spurs Quick and Safe Response, Winter Bird Count IDs More than 200 Bird Species Across the Community, 2022 MVU Vaccination Campaign Kicks Off at Gila Crossing School and Community Schools, Gila River Sand & Gravel Corp. Undocumented aliens apprehended but smuggler escapes. The site is on Gila River Indian Tribal land. Box 97 | Sacaton, AZ 85147 info@gilariver.org. Copyright 2022 KTVK/KPHO. (Eloy, Ariz.) 1947-1958, Eloy: Eloy Enterprise. Box 459 | Sacaton, AZ 85247 To stay anonymous, contact . Duceys Office hosts the 24th Annual Indian Nations and Tribes Legislative Day, The Arizona Coyotes and Gila River Hotels & Casinos help build a Phoenix playground, AAGA: Something to be told or talked about, AZ Facts of Life, non-profit organization, provides life skills learning, PRESIDENT SIGNS GILA RIVER INDIAN COMMUNITY HOMELANDS LEGISLATION INTO LAW, Gila River Hotels & Casinos Helps Feed Homeless, GRIC veterans and honor guards participate in Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, Annual River of Lights brightens Sacaton with Christmas in Toyland theme, Skateboarders ride to Sacaton for Christmas skate competition, COMMUNITY APPROVES WATER DEAL TO PROTECT THE COMMUNITYS LONGTERM WATER SUPPLY, UNITED STATES SENATE PASSES GILA RIVER INDIAN COMMUNITY HOMELANDS LEGISLATION, Community Health Nutrition Program says give soup a chance, Wellness Center sees one more pick up game of basketball, First Things First Board Impressed by GRICs Efforts, Pinal Partnership hosts breakfast and economic presentation at Rawhide, Historic Huhugam petroglyph boulder returned to the Community after 84 years, Blackwater Community School hosts groundbreaking ceremony, Post 84 attends Native vets recognition event hosted by U.S. Coast Guard in San Pedro, NFL honors Purple Heart recipient at Salute to Service game, AAGA:Something to be told or talked about, Gila Crossing students learn computer science with the Hour of Code, Birdwatchers observe GRICs feathered friends at the Winter Bird Count, Parents and children have fun at the Family Fall Festival in District 3, Gila River Indian Community Applauds Passage of Homelands Legislation by Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, Statement from Gov. Details surrounding his death have not been released. (Arizona City, Ariz.) 1960-1960s, Arizona City: Arizona Free Press. Gila Co-Op News, 1943 to 1945 Japanese-American Internment Camp Newspapers . The groundbreaking for the new casino was October 18, 2021. TED College Visits Inspire Next Generation GRIC Scholars. Tammy Sixkiller, a member of Gila River Indian Community, passed away May 28, 2017. Lewis discusses economics and waterat the Valley Partnership meeting, Tribal Health Dept. program, Relatives celebrate bond between flag raisers Hayes and Gagnon, Three firefighters graduate from paramedic academy, GRPD looking for volunteers for Officer Reserve program, Gila Crossing and Sacaton teachers attend Keeping Teachers Teaching event in Tempe, GRIC members selected as Miss Indian Youth of Lawrence and Indian Youth Brave, 3rd Annual E-Commerce Conference held at Wild Horse Pass, Inno-Nations program to help Native business community, Three DSO attorneys graduate from Gideons Promise training program, P-MIP constructing Sacaton siphon, just the beginning of larger Casa Blanca Canal Lining and Rehabilitation project, Huhugam Heritage Cener hosts Winter Storytelling event, Agricultural conference highlights traditional and modern methods of farming, Woman sentenced for stealing scholarship funds from GRIC, Community member Pamela Pasqual retires after 18 years working for GRIC, Gila Crosing Community School students graduate from D.A.R.E. From the border, the Gila flows year-round for . By Associated Press - Wednesday, February 11, 2015. Throughout his lifetime, he exemplified the Army Ranger motto - that "Rangers lead the way!". Stephen Roe Lewis letter to the Community regarding ICWA case, GRIC enters deal with City of Chandler for CAP water, Hu Hu Kam Memorial Hospital undergoes expansion, GRIC students make historic trip to Space Camp, Non-toxic Vibrio cholera presence confirmed in District 5 reservoir, Gila River EMS division chief retires after 22 years, Family Foam Fest draws a big crowd to WHP Motorsports Park, Boys & Girls Clubs and Ira H. Hayes Library receives large book donation, PIMMEX offers $250 reward for vandalized home sites, Baby Chef classes teach parents how to prepare nutritious and affordable baby food, Banquet ends successful summer for WIOA youth employees, Sherman Indian High School is looking for prospective students, Gila River Police Department Incident Log July 17 July 23, 2016, Three GRIC teams hoop it up in NABI tourney, Three Precious Miracles holds back-to-school backpack drive, Wings of America running camp held in Sacaton, Huhukam Memorial Hospital undergoing improvements, Produce on Wheels - Borderlands Food Bank - distributes produce, Haskell Osife-Antone member recalls time on USS Phelps in WWII. recognizes GRIC high school and college grads, JOM Advisors host farewell breakfast for Coolidge seniors and CAP students, In loving memory of Yvonne Jose (1984-2015), NARD brings traditional dance, music, and culture to Chase Field, Special veterans brunch held at Wild Horse Pass, Gila River Indian News summer intern introduction, Ira H. Hayes Post 84 Officers sworn in during special ceremony, GRICUA sends three young women to 2016 Washington Youth Tour, Gila River Police Department swears in seven officers, Ootham veterans host meeting regarding Vietnam memorial, Congratulations Gila River Indian Community Graduates, Sacaton Middle School students create street signs for GRIC, Demonstrations bring new life to traditional foods, Blackwater student earns bachelors degree from U of A, High School Junior planning to attend GCU, Pee Posh speakers work with linguist to develop Pee Posh dictionary, GRPD May COMPSTAT report, next meeting on June 23, Eighth graders say goodbye to Sacaton Middle School, Gila Crossing Community School promotes eighth grade class, Ottawa Univ. Lewis serves as committee chair, Tribal Health Department presents at public health conference in Oklahoma, Historic First Presbyterian Church set on fire in Sacaton, Magician Lance Burton performs for children at the Boys & Girls Club, Gila River Indian News Welcomes Community Newsperson, Native American Fatherhood & Families Association will use GRIC grant to certify facilitators, Vigil and public meeting held in wake of the C.H. GRIC Elderly Services Information: 55 years old and older? Gila Rivers Japanese Internment Monument severely damaged by vandals, Phoenix Indian Center honors Urban Giff with lifetime achievement award, Casa Blanca student learns karate at D5 Multipurpose building, Lone Butte Development marks 50 years of success, Lights of the World lantern festival lights up Rawhide Western Town, Gila River Indian Community Preparing for Climate Change Getting Informed, Getting Involved, Community Members Take to the Polls on Election Day, Hawaiians receive blessing from GRIC to be on Ootham ancestral land, DSO Directors play selected for Native Voices 6th Annual Short Play Festival, Former Jr. Miss advocating for teen dating violence awareness, Community educators laugh, learn, and get their grill on at the base of Aji Mountain, Family of pool players aims for nationals in Las Vegas, Native American veterans honored at Heard Museum, Haskell Osife-Antone Post 51 member represents Iraq veterans at Coolidge parade, Governors Employee of the Month for May through September 2016, Pony Express rides through Sacaton to promote Gilbert Days Rodeo, District 7 hosts annual Mustering-In Day Celebration, Arizona State University hosts water-energy conference, Zika virus is spreading, what you need to know, GRIC among tribes who support the Gila National Monument, Components of the Chandler, CAP Water Deal, WailaFest Inc. raises money for STAR scholarship award, Jeanette Johnson gets healthcare experience through HIS Pathways program, GRPD project reaches to groups in the Community, Employee Development hosts all day event to improve communication in the workplace, Gila River Police Department Incident Log, August is Breastfeeding Awareness Month: What expectant moms should know, GRPD officers open fire on vehicle at Vee Quiva Casino after man rams police vehicles, Upgrades on the horizon for GRICUA electric meters, Garden Project looking for more volunteers for picking and harvesting, Gila River Get Out the Vote Rally held in District 5, Tribal Education Department hosts annual Teacher In-Service at the Sheraton Grand, Riders taking advantage of Gila River Public Transit service, Gila River Gaming collaborates with RPY on successful donation drive, Making Verbs into Nouns in Ootham eook, Vietnam Veterans Gathering brings together veterans and families, DEQ hosts meeting on building green in the Community, Joe The Tomahawk Tate presents Gov. About the preserve. Bill, Rod attended UCLA School of Law and received his law degree in 1972. Mr. Lewis continued working diligently to defend the rights of his people, and after 30 years, he negotiated the largest water rights settlement in history for the Gila River Indian Community - the Arizona Water Rights Settlement Act of 2004. He returned to his home on the Gila River Indian Reservation to raise his family and practice law. MARY THOMAS OBITUARY. Casa Grande - Mountain View Chapel & Crematorium 'Going to the store! 25 Feb/23. Gila Forest Supervisor Camille Howes said a . Veterans, do you know the importance of having your DD 214? He completed training to become certified as an Airborne Ranger, the Army’s elite corp of Warriors, and was honorably discharged. Lewis speaks at University of Arizona's Native Nations Institute, Tribal Recreation kicks off New Year with lights, rhythm and Zumba, GRIC youth attend work sessions during Tribes Legislative Day at Capitol, Elderly Services Coordinator introduced at Elderly Concerns Meeting, two elders also honored, DEQ project brings back Native fish to local pond, Arizona State Legislature opens with ceremony and State of the State address, Hunters show up for rabbit hunt on New Year's Eve, HUD Office of Native American Program tours Gila River Health Care Dental Expansion, A'AGA Something to be told or talked about, The Gila River Indian Community joins in the holiday cheer with events, Jr. Miss Gila River brings together GRIC youth and elders, GRICs water settlement remembered at the 2019 Water Rights Day Celebration, Relay run brings water from Gila River as part of Water Rights Day, Cowboy Christmas illuminates Sacaton like a neon moon, Masaji Mas Inoshita is honored at Memorial Park, MADD begins campaign to tie red ribbons on car antennas, Teams from GRIC participate in FIRST LEGO League robotics comp, Miss Gila River joins Ak-Chin Christmas parade, GRIC makes proclamation in honor of elders at Annual Elders Day, Gov. Close. He was the first Gila River tribal member to ever serve as his own Tribes General Counsel. Dora was born in Morenci, Arizona to Lionel and Elfida , TweetPinShareDeborah Lunt Garcia entered into rest on Dec. 15, 2022. Visit the Community's government website at GilaRiver.org. In 2009, TNC added 40 acres of important riverside habitat to the Gila River Preserve. He had brown dreadlocks and was found wearing red FUBU pants, a HUF shirt and a red Gildan sweater, according to the Facebook post. He was the first member of an American Indian tribe to pass the bar in the State of Arizona. Evelyn Louise Falkner. 5726. (Florence, Ariz.) 1971-Current, Florence: Florence Reminder. Service Time: 7:00 AM. Stephen Roe Lewis attends Water Summit at the White House as part of World Water Day, Community members share stories, prayers at Cancer Awareness Day, The Lights of the World Chinese Lantern Festival is coming to the Gila River Indian Community this winter, Your Vote Counts: Special election on proposed constitutional amendments, May 3, Oriana Apkaw sets sights on year ahead as Miss Gila River, Deirdre Copperfield looks to make her mark as Jr. Miss, Former MLB catcher, Hall of Fame broadcaster and local philanthropist Joe Garagiola dies at 90, Community skateboarders keep the scene alive in GRIC, GRIC Files Lawsuit vs. Veterans Administration Seeking Better Care for Military Veterans, Gila River Indian Community Press Statement of Ninth Circuit Court Decision in Tohono O'odham Casino Lawsuit, Sen. Begay visits Council, discusses bid for Congress, DEQ updating reclaimed and wastewater ordinance for the Community, FMA Live! Thereafter he became a legal and policy consultant for the law firm Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP where he successfully represented the Crow Tribe of Montana and the Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians in California, in their fights to regain their water rights. Lewis at the end of their reign, L.A. urban members meet with GRIC delegation for services and information, Gila River Fire Department hosts training attended by local fire agencies, GCCS & ASU host Community High School & College Night, The Gila River Indian Community hosts the 5th Annual Governors Education Summit, John Herrington visits GRIC for the first time during Education Summit, Komatke Branch teen wins 2020 East Valley Youth of the Year, Mul-Chu-Tha memories will be made March 6 - 8 at Sacaton Fairgrounds, GRPD Commander Jeffrey Hunter named Big Brother of the Year for mentorship work in GRIC, New superintendent of the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument is ready to work with GRIC. (San Manuel, Ariz.) 1952-1955, San Manuel: San Manuel Miner. Background: The Gila River Relocation Center was located about 50 miles south of Phoenix and 9 miles west of Sacaton in Pinal County, Arizona. He graduated from Trinity University in 1962, and enlisted in the United States Army, rising to the rank of First Lieutenant. catfish, Nutrition Coalition hosts wellness gathering, Former member of Post 84 will have a monument in his honor at Memorial Park, Miss Gila River greets Pony Express riders as they promote Gilbert Rodeo Days, Gov. (Florence, Ariz.) 1970-1971, Florence: Sand Storm. This map is the first cut of the footprint for the proposed mega sports-entertainment complex on Gila River Indian Community land just south of Ahwatukee along the I-10. 4032, Game coverage: Gila River tops AZ Future in NABI opener, NABI Night highlights week of games in Arizona for Native basketball teams, Youth attend Phoenix Suns basketball camp in Prescott, Youth Council holds 30th Annual Youth Confernce at Rawhide, GRPD meets with the public at the Coffee with a Cop event, Arizona Coyotes invite youth from the Boys & Girl Club to Gila River Arena, GRIC Tribal Historic Perservation Officer appointed to NAGPRA Review Committee by Sec. (Apache Junction, Ariz.) 1983-Current, Apache Junction: Apache Junction News. (Arizona City, Ariz.) 1989-1991, Arizona City: Arizona City Independent. (Florence, Ariz) (from Aug. 25, 1892 to Dec. 28, 1901) Chronicling America, Gila Bulletin, 1945 to 1945 Japanese-American Internment Camp Newspapers, Gila Co-Op News, 1943 to 1945 Japanese-American Internment Camp Newspapers, Gila News Courier 09/12/1942 to 09/05/1945 Genealogy Bank, Gila News-Courier, 1942 to 1945 Japanese-American Internment Camp Newspapers, Relocator News Week, 1943-194? of Interior Haaland Hosts Road to Healing Listening Session, Ceremony Celebrates Blackwater Trading Post, Native Artists Learn the Value of Culture Through the Arts, Ira H. Hayes Memorial Library gets New look, Tribal Broadband Bootcamp Fosters Digital Solutions, District 5 Hosts FIRST Lego League Competition, Community Honors Ira H. Hayes 100th Birthday, Arizona Cardinals Host Football Clinic for GRIC Youth, GRIC Member Awarded 2023 Corps Member of the Year, Gov. She was 82. 6,366 were here. Lewis's speech highlights GRIC's opposition to freeway, NMAI Director gives update on Native veterans monument. The river, draining 58,100 sq mi (150,500 sq km), flows 630 mi (1,015 km) west and southwest over desert land to the Colorado River at Yuma, Ariz. Its chief tributaries are the San Francisco, which it receives near Clifton, Ariz., the San Pedro, the Santa Cruz, the . (Casa Grande, Ariz.) 1941-1940s, Casa Grande: Pinal Pioneer. Share Pics, Stories,Ask for Donations, Dates & times of Services, Etc.. He was preceded in death by his parents, the late Reverend Roe Blaine Lewis and Sarah ("Sally") Simms Lewis, and a brother, the late Robert Roe Lewis. Lewis, Sen. Sinema Discuss Water Issues at ITCA Roundtable, GRIC Featured in New Exhibit at the Heard Museum, GRIC Member Collects Christmas Donations for Ootham in Mexico, Revolt Run Returns, Honors Ootham Revolt of 1751, GRIC Member Launches Save Our Stages Concert Series, Jiviik Siiki Completes New York City Marathon. 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(Florence, Ariz.) 1942-1940s, Maricopa: Ak-Chin O'odham Runner. My Gila RiverPost Office Box 97 | Sacaton, Arizona 85147 info@gilariver.org Lorene Crockett, a longtime resident of the Gila Valley, passed away peacefully Friday morning, February 24, 2023, at the Beehive Homes of the Gila Valley in Thatcher from caused incident, Laurie Hawkins, age 52, passed away at her residence in Ft. Thomas on February 8, 2023. (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) (from May 2, 1878 to Sept. 1, 1907), Globe Daily Arizona Silver Belt, 1907-1912, The Arizona copper camp. LDSGenealogy.com is privately owned and is not an official site of FamilySearch International or The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS). Renteria then drove the victim to a deserted field on the Gila River Indian Community and shot him to death with a handgun. Mr. Lewis was born in Phoenix, Arizona, on November 15, 1940. Rodney Blaine Lewis was a legal trailblazer, mentor, and role model to many attorneys, both Indian and non-Indian. Lewis among honorees at the American Indian Excellence in Leadership awards, Genesis Program presents brand new bikes to families at D6 event, Charles Enos wins prestigious award for his environmental work at DEQ, Jake Plummer attends unveiling of his life-sized bobble head at Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino, Veterans honored with a pair of breakfasts in District 6 and District 7, Ira H. Hayes American Legion Post 84 attends sunset tribute at the Heard Museum, USDA hosts national training at Wild Horse Pass, Women unite at Native American Womens conference, 21st Century Native provides basketball camp in District 7, Miss Indian Arizona announced in Chandler, former Miss Gila River will be second attendant, Annual NAC Parade rolls into Phoenix Gov.