will remember his experiences in camp and how he was affected by his imprisonment and resettlement after his release.

I was a brat) and I couldnt fix cars (one of his main passions) or even identify the gorgeous red car he drove (a Chevy.To live a life of service to those in need and respect the responsibilities bestowed upon us for communal work.

After coming back to civilian life.prevention directorAll I can say now is ‘Gone but never forgotten.he asked if I wantedlunch from Johnnie’s Pastrami in Culver City.

Im thankful for the great times and foods we shared.Let us honor Mike by continuing AADAPs motto.

and lessons on sustainability.

The greatest accomplishment of a good leader is legacy.RSVP/info: greaterlajacl@gmail.

Special guests included Ron Wakabayashi.Pictured from left: Layne Sakamoto.

Tamura and Robinson are new Executive Board members.Upcoming chapter events include a virtual screening of two short films by Robert Shoji on Sunday.