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Ken Choke’s Legacy Lives On | Seattle News
Nisqually Tribal Chairman Ken Choke, a beloved leader who championed tribal sovereignty and community-first values, has passed away at 62 during the Medicine Creek Potlatch — a poignant moment as his tribe honored his legacy. Elected twice, he fought for salmon, sea lions, and tribal land rights, even testifying nationally. Tribes, officials, and neighbors mourn his tireless dedication to protecting natural resources and fostering unity. His final act? Ensuring the canoe journey continued — a symbol of his enduring spirit. A candlelight vigil, funeral, Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a…
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