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Ken Choke: A Legacy of Tribal Leadership | Seattle News
Nisqually Tribal Chairman Ken Choke, a beloved leader who dedicated his life to his people and tribal sovereignty, passed away at 62 during the Medicine Creek Potlatch — a powerful moment as thousands gathered for the canoe journey he championed. A tireless advocate who testified before Congress on salmon, sea lions, and tribal rights, Choke’s legacy lives on through his family, community, and the tribe’s unwavering commitment to hosting the event next year in Alaska. Tribes, officials, and neighbors mourn his loss, honoring a man whose voice carried strength, compassion, and unshakable…
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