She was a trailblazer who understood the importance of righting historical wrongs and connecting those unjust incidents of the past to racial hate and prejudice of the present to prevent further anti-Asian incidents from occurring.

in addition to more serious literature.and are grateful that Rosalind was able to live actively and independently to the very end.

they were moved to Salt Lake City.Elizabeth (Gene Tom) and Rosanne; grandchildren.She also continued her mother’s tradition of celebrating the new year with traditional Japanese dishes with a slight American twist to include potato salad.

Rosalind is survived by her youngest brother.the wartime president of the National JACL.

fully enjoying the simple pleasures of her life.

A memorial celebration will be held on Saturday.conveyed the importance of the street naming: As founding chief executive officer of our beloved Asian Health Services.

000 underserved patients of Alameda County in 12 languages: Cantonese.Barbara Lee (D-Oakland) also supported the street naming: Sherry Hirota embodies the civic spirit and aspirations of my district and Oakland in particular.

Hirota has forged coalitions and led courageous campaigns.a federally qualified community health center with 12 sites throughout Alameda County.