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chair of the JANM Board of Trustees.He went on to serve on the JANM Board of Trustees (1990–2004) and JANM Board of Governors (2005–2013).

where her parents ran a chicken farm.One of her familys many contributions to JANM includes supporting our mission and naming the Museums Aratani Central Hall which hosts numerous gatherings for the Japanese American and wider community.Through the Aratani Family Foundation.

California before being forcibly removed to the Poston concentration camp in Arizona.Its with great sadness that we mourn the loss of an extraordinary woman whose impact touched generations.

We and the whole Japanese American community will always treasure her thoughtfulness.

and was one of the first women to serve on the board of the Sumitomo Bank of California.My father passed away the first year we were in the camp.

He also played a pivotal role in building the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundations Interpretive Center and was a dedicated member of the foundations advisory council.He was an inspiration to me as I saw him support so many community activities and nurturing relationships in politics.

Uno served as JACL National President in the 1970s and was key in initiating the movement to seek redress for the treatment of Japanese Americans during World War II.Judge Uno was a scholar and soldier.