1. Mark Maryboy was born on December 10,1955 and is a retired American politician who represented San Juan County, Utah and formerly served on the Navajo Nation Council Delegate for the Utah Navajo Section of the Navajo tribe; of which he is a member.
Mark Maryboy is the brother of Kenneth Maryboy, who currently serves on the Navajo Nation Council Delegate in the position once held by Mark.
Mark Maryboy was elected as the San Juan County, Utah, Commissioner for District Three and served three terms.
Mark Maryboy was born on December 10,1955, at St Christopher's Mission near Bluff, Utah.
Mark Maryboy was the fifth of eight children, all raised in the Navajo Nation.
Mark Maryboy often clashed with former commissioner Calvin Black, a Republican, during commission meetings.
Mark Maryboy met former president Bill Clinton in 1992 at the Democratic National Convention at Madison Square Garden.
Mark Maryboy was appointed to serve on the Utah Advisory Committee for the United States Commission on Civil Rights in 1993.
The incident occurred after Mark Maryboy complained that Morgan did not help Mark Maryboy bring up legislation that had been skipped earlier that day.
Mark Maryboy tried later to put the item back on the agenda but was ruled out of order.
Mark Maryboy serves with this entity, overseeing the deployment of monetary funds and Navajo energy issues in San Juan County.
In 1999, Mark Maryboy established Utah Navajo Health Systems along with Donna Singer and supported tribal legislation that allows the agency to keep its profits rather than return them to Window Rock.