1955-2026. We mourn the passing of Troy Wayne Poteete, a devoted public servant, cultural steward, and historian whose life’s work left a lasting imprint on the Cherokee Nation and far beyond.Troy …

“Today we mourn the loss of Troy Wayne Poteete, who left an indelible mark as a public servant of the Cherokee Nation. Troy Wayne served as a Cherokee Nation Tribal Council member from 1991 to …

Troy Wayne Poteete is the Executive Director of the National Trail of Tears Association as well as has served his tribe as the Chief Justice of the Cherokee Nation.

Troy Wayne Poteete was appointed to the Cherokee Nation Supreme Court by Chief Chad Smith in 2007. He maintains law offices in his home town of Webbers Falls. He and his wife Elizabeth live on …

A storyteller and lecturer on Cherokee history, Poteete tells tales drawing on a rich family history in the South of the Cherokee Nation, years of research and study, and a lifetime of service in tribal …

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Sep 10, 2025 · Search Poteete family obituaries and memoriams on Legacy.com. There are 247 obituaries and memoriams for the surname Poteete.

Poteete frequently lectures on Cherokee History, often discussing the forced removal known as the Trail of Tears. Poteete offers audiences a Cherokee perspective on the marking of the trail routes from the …

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e Nation Tribal Council 1991-1999. A seasoned storyteller and lecturer on Cherokee history, Poteete tells tales drawing on a rich family history in the South of the Cherokee Nation, and a lifetime of service