Charles Leonard Pelton born in Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota is married to Lois Myers-Pelton. Children are Cynthia Leigh, Charles Leonard, Jr. and Christine Louise. Primary Education was at Longfellow Grade School in Mitchell, South Dakota 57301; then at Chapel Country School near Timber Lake, South Dakota 57656 on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation - Followed by graduating from Timber Lake High School in Timber Lake, South Dakota 57656. Then I attended undergraduate college on a football scholarship at Sioux Falls College in Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57101; followed by attending pre-medicine and medicine at the University of South Dakota School of Medicine in Vermillion, South Dakota 57069 earning a Bachelor of Science in Medicine. Then attended Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City, Kansas earning a Doctor of Medicine - Subsequently, completed a general rotating Internship at Sioux Valley Hospital in Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57101. This was followed by the completion of a postgraduate course in Law with La Salle University of Manderville, LA earning a Juris Doctorate - Cum Laude. I have completed, a Bush Fellowship Grant in the study of the Non-Psychotic elements [Psycho-Social] in family health care. Currently "retired" but work part time as an emergency room physician on Indian Reservations, etc. Interests are broad and include genealogy, reading, teaching, writing and traveling. My clinical psychosocial work is the love of my life: This is the study of how and why humans function [behave constructively and destructively] based on their genetics, learning's, "brain training", beliefs and thought processes. This psychosocial element of the human processes accounts for over 75% of the medical care costs in western medicine compared to eastern and tribal health-care.

Charles Leonard Pelton born in Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota is married to Lois Myers-Pelton. Children are Cynthia Leigh, Charles Leonard, Jr. and Christine Louise. Primary Education was at Longfellow Grade School in Mitchell, South Dakota 57301; then at Chapel Country School near Timber Lake, South Dakota 57656 on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation - Followed by graduating from Timber Lake High School in Timber Lake, South Dakota 57656. Then I attended undergraduate college on a football scholarship at Sioux Falls College in Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57101; followed by attending pre-medicine and medicine at the University of South Dakota School of Medicine in Vermillion, South Dakota 57069 earning a Bachelor of Science in Medicine. Then attended Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City, Kansas earning a Doctor of Medicine - Subsequently, completed a general rotating Internship at Sioux Valley Hospital in Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57101. This was followed by the completion of a postgraduate course in Law with La Salle University of Manderville, LA earning a Juris Doctorate - Cum Laude. I have completed, a Bush Fellowship Grant in the study of the Non-Psychotic elements [Psycho-Social] in family health care. Currently "retired" but work part time as an emergency room physician on Indian Reservations, etc. Interests are broad and include genealogy, reading, teaching, writing and traveling. My clinical psychosocial work is the love of my life: This is the study of how and why humans function [behave constructively and destructively] based on their genetics, learning's, "brain training", beliefs and thought processes. This psychosocial element of the human processes accounts for over 75% of the medical care costs in western medicine compared to eastern and tribal health-care.