presented by Darlene Kuba (74).

RHS Hall of Fame Committee chair.It has provided me with the basic guidance.

I lived in Japanese culture; then Id go home and go back to living in Mexican culture at night.Eventually he would study other sects of Buddhism and his journey of enlightenment would begin.and in 1991 he graduated from the academy as a deputy sheriff.

presented by Danny Hernandez (W65).I truly believe a teachers role in any level of school is not only to educate students.

It was then that his love of photography intersected with his experiences within the Japanese American community.

Armendariz has a long history of community involvement.Her high-tech work in Silicon Valley led to another book.

which has screened throughout the U.A Japanese American police chief forms an unlikely friendship with a Mohave Indian.

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