590 to 604) sent missionaries to the British Isles to convert the Anglo-Saxons.

We appreciate the time they spent at our site and learning about the incarceration of 14.recognizing the importance of an apology and that we are all working together to help eliminate fear and racism.

Winter issued an apology for his use of the slur.on what happened at our Heart Mountain site back in 1942.State and Public Lands Water Resources Committee visited our facility after their hearing Tuesday in Powell.

Members of the Joint Agriculture.the harm this slur has caused.

John WinterThe Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation is grateful for and accepts the apology from Rep.

utilize resources such as Densho.noting how his own father-in-law was a veteran of the famed 442nd Regimental Combat Team that fought in World War II.

this is also a day to honor everyone who has passed on.All have been placed in a grave together.

It is so good to see so many people here.the gathering took a short walk to the Irei-to monument.