Nancy Uyemura with a photo of herself (date unknown) used for the Nancy 2024 exhibition.

The majority were sent to War Relocation Authority camps in desolate areas of California.The survivors — the oldest of whom was 99 — included members of Buddhist Church of Sacramento.

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You may also bring your own books for them to sign.Copies of some of their books will be available to borrow with a library card.

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the challenges women confront in publishing.these five scouts have gained invaluable leadership.

and singing Disney songs to pass time along the trail are priceless memories.he was awarded the Tiger Award.

Some of his activities include being an advanced member of OCBCs Daion Taiko group.He plans to pursue a degree in real estate and business management this fall.