Naha Bay Preservation Coalition was formed by a group of Loring Alaska residents and property owners. For almost 5 generations some of our families have lived on Naha Bay. We have heard tales of days gone by when Alaska's largest Salmon cannery operated on the shores of Naha Bay. We have seen times change in Naha Country and we believe their needs to be a voice for preservation. The coalition has grown from a local grassroots group to supporters from Ketchikan and SE Alaska.
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Remembering The Past and Preserving the Future:
Naha Bay Preservation Coalition remembers the first peoples of Naha, The Naa Adi Tlingit tribe whos presence remains today . Florence & Thomas Stack Sr, and all the old timers who once lived, worked and made Naha Country their home so many years ago. |
In Loving Memory
Tom & Florence C. Stack
Loring Alaska's pioneer couple. Tom & Florence were good friends of Kate & Milton Orton. Today the Orton family homestead is enjoyed by many on the Naha River.
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