Hirono has consistently worked to support veterans in Hawaii and across the country.

During her time with the museum.She will be dearly missed and always be remembered for her patience.

The wealth of cards that Marge received showed the kindness and compassion that people wanted to reintroduce into mid-February.she was chosen because she was one of the last elderly survivors of the concentration camps at that time.Marge WadaThe Japanese American National Museum (JANM) mourns the passing of Margaret Marge Wada.

and Organizational Committee and co-chaired the External Relations Committee.She worked for the State of California for 19 years and retired as a Manager II

and I applaud their continued efforts to create an environment of inclusion that celebrates the community’s diversity.

ensuring that AAPI Angelenos have a seat at every table.Boucher was a licensed nurse in Japan before coming to the United States in 1966.

Join me in celebrating Yoko Bouchers remarkable contributions to our community! Articles for you@media ( min-width: 300px ){.Yoko represented River-side in the Sendai Half-Marathon in Japan and was honored for her support of the Sendai-Riverside sister-city relationship.

In 1989 she joined the Riverside Sister Cities International Relations Council and since 2012 has served as chair of the Sendai Committee.Her efforts earned her Cultural Ambassador of the Year recognition by the Asian Business Association of the Inland Empire in 2019.