What was Edward T. Begay net worth at the time of his death?
According to his family, Edward T. Begay, who served as vice-chairman of the Navajo Nation in the 1980s, died on Sunday. Begay’s family did not specify a cause of death, but they did say he died in Albuquerque surrounded by family members. During various pivotal stages in tribal government, Begay served as the leader of…
According to his family, Edward T. Begay, who served as vice-chairman of the Navajo Nation in the 1980s, died on Sunday.
Begay’s family did not specify a cause of death, but they did say he died in Albuquerque surrounded by family members.
During various pivotal stages in tribal government, Begay served as the leader of the legislative branch.
He also presided over the Navajo Nation Council when the tribe’s political structure was updated to include traditional, natural, and customary laws.
Begay, who grew up in New Mexico, served on the tribe council from 1971 to 1983, representing the Churchrock and Breadsprings Chapters.
Begay worked closely with the council as vice chairman from 1983 to 1987 to renegotiate mineral, coal, oil, and gas leases with major energy companies.
Begay was elected speaker of the 88-member council in 1999 and served two terms, during which time he helped to establish the first gambling compact between New Mexico and Arizona.
What was Edward T. Begay net worth at the time of his death?
Edward T. Begay’s net worth has not been disclosed at this time. will provide an update on his net worth in the near future
