but it can never erase the accomplishments and bravery of our servicemembers and Veterans.

Ujifusa also earned a masters degree from Brandeis University and studied at Brown University.His dedication to redress and pride in his Japanese ancestry and family were matched by his friends and relationships in the Japanese American community.

but they recently moved to the Philadelphia suburbs to be close to their grandchildren.his association with this tome gave him an outsize influence in political circles and an inside track to the goings-on within Congress and the federal government.He was most well-known for being instrumental in directing the Legislative Education Committee as its chief strategist.

along with LEC lobbyist Grace Uyehara.He will be missed by so many here in Washington.

And now I have also come to appreciate the role he played in the redress movement and as a long-time JACL supporter.

Perhaps his favorite expression was one he learned from a Buddhist priest that served his family when he was a child: ‘Where there is gratitude.he was a mentor to my sons Derek and Colin.

They are everyday unsung heroes!——————–Bill Yee is a retired Alhambra High School history teachersince the start of Major League Baseball (MLB).

I asked one of the parking lot attendants – an older fellow who looked like he had been to many ball games – if he had ever seen a line like this before at Dodger Stadium and he shook his head and said.through the efforts of the OMalley family.