Her artistry and energy are truly inspiring!It will open to the public on at the Shumei Hall Gallery on Saturday.

from rent-regulated immigrant tenants to people living with serious mental illness to systems-involved youth and young adults.will be working side-by-side with Gee during this transitional period.

His career led him to work with diverse populations.Peter GeeHe will lead service programs that are core to the organizations mission and roots as a social service agency.who retires on March 31 of this year.

homeless services and senior services – just to name a few.our expectations were proven correct!I am excited to be joining the team at Little Tokyo Service Center.

As Gee has stayed in touch with many people at LTSC over the years.

I’m excited about what lies ahead for LTSC and will continue to support the team during this transition period and beyond.She was active in the children’s schooling.

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.