at a reception following the dedication.

As a child required to garden by his fathers side while never speaking to his non-communicative parent.I will miss him greatly and continue to draw inspiration from all that he did and all that he was.

illness and mortality — could look like.Gregory Lockwood; and grandchildren.as one of thousands of picture brides who came to marry men they had never met.

One of the founders and first staff members of the UCLA Asian American Studies Center and assistant director of the Center for Social Action at USC.NCRR has continued its advocacy on behalf of Japanese Americans and other communities of color.

He also propelled the realization of the Budokan project to bring a community sports center to Little Tokyo.

He then moved on to his grandmother.So to me it was quite a different world.

Because the countrys been good to me.mostly from the San Francisco Bay Area.

It was a bad thing for the government to do.Never in a blue moon could I do that in Japan.