Annette Caruso brings an impressive legacy of 33 years of dedicated service to Levelock Natives Limited, a cherished Alaska Native Village Corporation situated along the Kvichak River. Since its inception, Annette has been a devoted full shareholder, embodying the essence of commitment and resilience. Throughout her tenure, Annette’s leadership journey has been marked by significant milestones. From her initial role as a member of the Board of Directors to her tenure as Secretary for numerous years, she has consistently demonstrated her passion and capability. Last year, Annette’s peers elected her as President of the board, a testament to her exemplary dedication and strategic vision. Beyond her professional accomplishments, Annette finds solace and joy in her family life alongside her husband, Pete Caruso, in the welcoming community of King Salmon. Together, they nurture their bond while celebrating the successes of their two adult children, Spirit and Hunter Angasan, who have made their homes in Anchorage, Alaska. In addition to her invaluable contributions to Levelock Natives Limited, Annette has also serves with distinction as the Executive Director of SAVEC, a rural training center in the Bristol Bay Borough. Her multifaceted leadership roles reflect her unwavering commitment to the betterment of her community and the organizations she serves. Looking ahead, Annette is poised to guide Levelock Natives Limited through a period of continued growth and prosperity. Her unwavering dedication and forward-thinking approach will undoubtedly pave the way for a bright future for the corporation and its stakeholders.

Angelina Myers, a devoted advocate for her community, has been a steadfast presence within Levelock Natives Limited. Graduating from Levelock High School in 1989, Angelina’s roots run deep in the region. Her commitment to community welfare led her to serve on the board from 2013 to 2019, and she was reelected in April 2023, now serving until April 2026.

With a background as a community health practitioner until 2003, Angelina’s professional experience reflects her passion for improving the well-being of others. Currently residing in Wasilla, AK, with her husband Michael Myers, Angelina is a proud mother of three children and a doting grandmother. Additionally, she serves as a foster parent, further showcasing her dedication to nurturing and supporting those in need.

Her enduring commitment to the Levelock community and her diverse experiences make Angelina Myers an invaluable asset to Levelock Natives Limited.

Peter Apokedak III currently 37 years old with 2.5 years of managerial experience for the Levelock Natives Limited from September 2014 to November 2016. Peter has also served on the Bristol Bay Area Health Corporation Board of Directors for the past four years and was also the Secretary for the Levelock Village Council for 3 years. Having been nominated and elected to the position of Director for Levelock Natives Limited, Peter is looking forward to working with the current Board of Directors for years to come. Having gone to Mt. Edecumbe High School, one of Alaska’s State run Boarding school for four years, this option to go to a State run Boarding school has given him greater opportunities and challenges in life. For two summers Peter has also attended Upward Bound Math/Science summer school program at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks and also Rural Alaska Honors Institute which is a six week intensive summer school program designed to give high school students classes taught at the College level. After high school, Peter has attended University of Alaska, Fairbanks with focus on Information Technology. Throughout the years, Peter has also been the Manager for Levelock Electric Co-op, Inc., reinstating the Power Cost Equilization program by submitting crucial documents that the State and Alaska Energy Authority require on a monthly, quarterly and annual basis. Being newly elected as a Director for the Levelock Natives Limited, Peter is looking forward to the future and helping out with his diverse management knowledge to better improve Corporation standings and shareholder relations.

George Wilson Jr I was born in Dillingham, raised in Levelock, Igiugig and the back of my dad’s boat in Naknek till I was 18 and started fishing with my uncle Ray Apokedak until I took over my dad’s fishing operation in 1999. I have been fishing since I was 9 and am currently a SilverBay owner and fisherman of the only co-op in Bristol Bay. I am very proud to be affiliated with them and our future looks bright. My education is pre-9th grade in Igiugig, 10-11th in Levelock and I graduated from Bristol Bay borough high school. I got my associate of technical arts from Olympic community college in 1994 and have been working from oil fields up the slope to Kvichak marine in Seattle to Heavy weather boats in anchorage.
I moved to Naknek in 2012 and still live here. I own my fishing boat SassaLena and am currently building my next new 32′ bay boat which will become the first ever constructed in Bristol bay with the name of SanFranLena for my three daughters. I own fishy fabrications which I started in 2007 and still am welding away with it. I love bow hunting our yellow creek and don’t do it enough but always love the connection I have to the area as my family has been
there for generations and bow hunting connects me to them.

Georgette unwavering dedication to the betterment of her community is commendable.
She is an asset to the school district, the corporation, and the community as a whole.
Georgette Baumgartner became an invaluable member of the Dillingham City School
District as a Paraprofessional in 2019. She enjoys guiding, educating, and helping
young students for the betterment of their future. Though the job can be frustrating at
times, it is ultimately rewarding to know that she's making a difference.
Prior to returning to Bristol Bay, Georgette worked as a Certified Dental Assistant in
Anchorage, Alaska for over 15 years with extensive experience. She possesses two
specialties in Dental: Pediatric Dental Assistant II and Oral Surgery Dental Assistant II,
and is also DAANCE Certified. She has experience in both the Private and IHS sectors,
working for BBAHC and ANMC.
Georgette is not just an educator; she is also a natural leader. Georgette was inspired
to become one of the Board of Directors with the Levelcok Native Limited. She saw an
opportunity to make a difference on a local level within Dillingham and set an example
for her children by becoming a part of the corporation in Levelock. As a Director, she
brings excellent listening, patience, reasoning, and forward-thinking to the shareholders,
thereby helping guide the Corporation toward growth and success.

Alexander Tallekpalek lives in Levelock. Works for the tribal village and is a commercial fisherman during the summer season.
Father – Anthony “Tony” TALLEKPALEK
Mother – Annie Macar
Grandfather- John Tallekpalek
Grandma- Mary Tallekpalek
I am Levelock Natives Limited Shareholder descendant and inherited shares from my late father and grandfather.
LNL BOD seat from 2011-2014 Board Member
LNL BOD seat from 2014-2017 Board President
LNL BOD seat from 2017-2021 Board President
LNL BOD seat from 2021-2023 Board President
LNL BOD seat from 2023-2024 Board Treasure
2024 term is up.
I have been active with our Corporation by bringing in investments with the Board and creating businesses that will benefit the
shareholders. I hope to continue be a part of our Corporation as a Board of Directors and continue to grow our Businesses.