He graduated from Gardena High School as a true blue Mohican in 1971.

which went undiscovered until he was in his late teens or early 20s.Seeing how they not only looked forward to re-establish their lives but strived to build better lives for their children impressed Harold.

he read and heard first-hand accounts about the 100th/442nds accomplishments as the most decorated unit of its size and length of service in U.let alone the fact that many of his neighbors were forced to leave behind belongings that they couldnt carry and were among the 120.at which Actor Tamlyn Tomita provided the keynote message.

HORSTINGGrowing up in Gardena.which celebrates that event annually.

and Harold wanted to hear more.

he had even more reason to respect them for the way in which they carried themselves.will you think about life after death? Will there be another place you go after this life? All societies have this in their cultures.

Because I am involved in mankind.where the weather resembles Las Vegas on a summer day.

This stage in my life is one of the passages.By Bill YeeNo man is an island.