family and friends pitched in to help carefully move his beloved Japanese stone lanterns from his home in Pasadena.

and hes sitting up there like a scale on a fish.When the 1942 roundup of those of Japanese heritage got under way following the attack on Pearl Harbor.

We would go out fishing together.Theyve done a beautiful job with that float.Iseda went on to play football and earn a bachelors degree from Long Beach State.

He had a ton of hobbies and he was a big fly fishermanto 12 noon at Union Church of Los Angeles.

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He has been a guest speaker for the group numerous times.I simply say never again to anyone at all.

Their stories are told within the foundations museumoften drawing on his own camp experiences.

When his family resettled in postwar Chicago.he earned his BS in electrical engineering from the Illinois Institute of Technology and his Ph.