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Draft Report: Currently being circulated for Tribal leader and health director<br />

review and comment. Please provide comments by October 30, 2012 to Liz<br />

Heintzman at the <strong>National</strong> <strong>Indian</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Board</strong> at EHeintzman@nihb.org.<br />

Dedication<br />

This CMS American <strong>Indian</strong> and Alaska Native Strategic Plan<br />

is dedicated to three colleagues whose contributions made the Tribal Technical<br />

Advisory Group (TTAG) stronger and more effective.<br />

Robert Dean Moore, Rosebud Sioux (1963 - 2010)<br />

Tribal Council member for the Rosebud Sioux Tribe, Robert Moore was<br />

the Aberdeen Area representative to the TTAG. Earlier in his career, as the<br />

<strong>Indian</strong> Affairs staff member for former US Senator Tom Daschle, Robert<br />

raised awareness of health disparities and the need for long-term care for<br />

Tribal elders. He was a friend and warrior for all throughout <strong>Indian</strong><br />

communities.<br />

Kristine Anne Locke (1950 - 2012)<br />

Technical Advisor to the Tribal Self Governance Advisory Committee<br />

(TSGAC) representative on the TTAG, Kris Locke brought technical<br />

expertise, wisdom and experience to the process of defining values and<br />

core principles, fostering team work among all participants, and providing<br />

technical and program support for TTAG subcommittees. She worked<br />

tirelessly on behalf of Tribes and American <strong>Indian</strong> and Alaska Native<br />

people.<br />

Elmer Brewster, MSW, MPH, Paiute (1949 - 2012)<br />

A friend to all who knew him, Elmer Brewster was engaged with the TTAG<br />

from its beginning, shared data and information about the costs of <strong>Indian</strong><br />

health care, advocated for payment systems that were inclusive, and<br />

represented the <strong>Indian</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Service and the <strong>Indian</strong> health system<br />

honorably.<br />

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