Three words that summed up Ricky’s life are - laugh, love, and live!

Richard David Diaz (Ricky), 55, passed away in Lompoc on December 27th, 2009. Ricky was born in Herlong, California on August 27, 1955 to Richard Diaz of Lompoc and the late Pia Carolyn Diaz (Ceccarrelli).

Survivors include his father Rick Diaz, sister Carol A. Kirkland (husband Dwight), daughter Christina Barke, son John Milligan, nephew Shane Kirkland (wife Karlie and twins Kade and Layne), niece Jade Kirkland, grandchildren Victoria Porter, Azaylah Diaz, and Braden Milligan and his very close friend Lily Yepez …

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A 13 year old girl and an 11 year old girl are in need of a safe, nurturing environment. The Fallon Tribal Social Services Program is recruiting foster parents for these and other children. Our goal is to provide for the well-being of children, which at times means finding a safe and caring home. We want our children to be in homes where their culture and traditions are honored and practiced. We need your help! So consider becoming a foster parent. If you are interested, please call our office for …

In the event that I am determined by the Bureau of Indian Affairs to be eligible to receive a portion of the Western Shoshone Judgment Funds (Judgment Funds) appropriated under Public Law 108-270, approved by Congress on July 7, 2004, and if I should become deceased prior to the disbursement of those Judgment Funds, then in that event, I give, devise, and bequeath all my share of the Judgment Funds to (or as follows): …
 

A meeting was held on March 4, 2010, at the Bureau of Indian Affairs Western Regional Office in Phoenix, Arizona.  In attendance at the Meeting were top BIA officials of the Regional Office, Tribal Leaders of the Western Shoshone Member Tribes, and members of the Western Shoshone Claims Steering Committee.  Also in attendance was Wendy Helgemo, Counsel, of Senator Reid’s staff.
 
Main topics of discussion were the application numbers, processing applications and issues involved, the appeals process for denied applications, deadlines and cutoff dates, and the possibility of a public meeting.  …

 The inspiration for this year’s Earth Day theme are the elders who raised us, the grandparents who taught us to conserve, and the old ways that valued the precious resources we depend on. Passing on these values to the younger generation will restore the circle of conservation.

 
Think about the things we all have to learn from the old way of doing things. Things like reusing aluminum foil, taking only what you need, not wasting food, planting a tree, using every part of a plant, bringing your own bag to …

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My name is Tracy Williams. I have 12 plus years of retail manager experience; and over 15 years in customer service. I have lived in Hawaii, Maryland, Spain and Italy. I have worked with different cultures during my management career. I’ve used my experience as a means to better myself and learn the world has so much to offer. I also taught my children to look beyond the nose on their faces.
 
I am the 4th daughter of Richard and Susie Hicks of Fallon, Nevada. I have three older sisters – …

 In the event that I am determined by the Bureau of Indian Affairs to be eligible to receive a portion of the Western Shoshone Judgment Funds (Judgment Funds) appropriated under Public Law 108-270, approved by Congress on July 7, 2004, and if I should become deceased prior to the disbursement of those Judgment Funds, then in that event, I give, devise, and bequeath all my share of the Judgment Funds to (or as follows): …

Early in the process, a partial payment date was projected for May 2010. In order for the Bureau to make a partial payment the following must occur:
 
· The Bureau must have reviewed 90% of the applications received by October 5, 2007 (5,342/4,808);
· A final deadline date must be established 90 days after we have reviewed 90% of the applications received by October 5, 2007;
· Once 90 days has passed from the final deadline, a partial payment can be made to those applicants who have been determined eligible.
 
Number of applications received: 8,233
Number of outgoing …