and we will provide further updates as we consider opportunities to assist the relief and recovery.

Her parents experiences and her love for helping others less fortunate led Barbara Tamura to pursue a degree from CSU Long Beach in elementary education.she obtained her teaching credential and taught at an inner-city school in Watts for many years.

and holding free reading classes and giving away books to needy children and adults at the Hope for the Homeless organization in Downtown L.and economic well-being of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.due to a shortage of nurses during World War II.

the GI bill granted him attendance at L.Introducing new Executive Board members for 2024:Mary Yamabe serves as on the Board of Directors of the Kinecta Federal Credit Union.

enjoyed teaching Sunday school at her church.

She moved to Foster City before relocating to Torrance in the late 1970s.Grossman for the harm he caused her.

Grossman refused to accept Nakagawas earlier apology.?I pray for healing for all those impacted and call us to live in life-giving support for one another.

?particularly?to Jewish communities?and Japanese communities.The Conference does not condone any form of hate or discrimination.