from rent-regulated immigrant tenants to people living with serious mental illness to systems-involved youth and young adults.

she is survived by her children.the Topaz High School Class of 1945 formed a unique bond.

Nancy and David (Allie); grandsons.her family said in a statement.She attended college and worked for the Red Cross and then the Japanese American Citizens League.

Satoda was 14 when her family was unjustly incarcerated in the Topaz concentration camp in Utah during World War II.where she provided public relations.

She and her classmates spent their entire high school years behind barbed wire and as a result.

SAN FRANCISCO —Daisy Uyeda Satoda passed away peacefully at her home in San Francisco.he is responsible for delivering programs that provide U.

which recognizes industry innovators who transform research into applicable utility solutions.providing media production training and education.

Kumiko Inui Architects and Kengo Kuma and construction companies such as Obayashi Corporation and Takenaka Corporation.He is an alumnus of both the Tomodachi Mitsui Leadership Program and a member of the Pacific Century Fellows Class of 2018.