16 Facts About Kenneth Maryboy

Kenneth Maryboy was born on May 13,1961 and is an American politician for San Juan County, Utah, and was Navajo Nation Council Delegate.

Kenneth Maryboy is the brother of Mark Maryboy who served the Navajo Nation Council Delegates for 16 years and served as the San Juan County Commissioner for four terms.

Later in life Kenneth Maryboy, known as a "Medicine Man" among people living on land encompassing the Four-Corners Region of the United States, ministers to the physical, mental and spiritual needs of his people.

Kenneth Maryboy was routinely desired for a natural another talent, which was an Announcer.

Kenneth Maryboy adapted the concept of Santa Claus to meet the needs of the Native Americans who are among the most impoverished people in the US The program provides gifts of food, clothing, blankets, and toys, medical care, and other services.

Kenneth Maryboy provides hope for everyone served by his joyful program.

Kenneth Maryboy is 49 and commissioner for San Juan County.

On November 18,2002, Kenneth Maryboy went to Washington, DC, to receive the Caring Institute Award, an honor previously given to Mother Teresa, President Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn Carter, and this year to Paul Newman.

In 2000, Kenneth Maryboy was elected into the legislative body of Navajo Nation Government as a Navajo Nation Council Delegate for the Mexican Water, Aneth and Red Mesa Chapters.

Councilman Kenneth Maryboy defeated Councilman Filfred for a newly redistricted "Shiprock Agency" section on the Navajo Reservation.

Kenneth Maryboy was one of Seventeen Candidates Campaigning for Navajo Nation President, He lost the Primary against Chris Deschnee and Joe Shirley JR.

In November 2006, Kenneth Maryboy was elected as the San Juan County Commissionership for District 3.

Commissioner Kenneth Maryboy won a bid to the Commissionership nomination after an extensive primary battle between himself and Andrew Tso of Montezuma Creek, Utah during the 2010 San Juan County Primaries.

Recently Counsel Delegates Kenneth Maryboy, Davis Filfred, and Former Counsel Delegate Mark Maryboy have been actively working to ensure that the Aneth Oil Royalties stay with the Utah Navajo people.

The Kenneth Maryboy family is quite closely involved with many outdoor racing venues such as mudbogging and drag racing.

The southern Utah area is filled with a variety of outdoor activities for most people who reside in the area and Kenneth Maryboy maintains that tradition as most Utans do.