a question I had never dared ask myself.

His fondest memories of his scouting career were made while attending summer camps.Hes been involved with this program since the seventh grade and it helped shape him into the student he is today.

with his final and most rewarding role as troop guide.His goal was to help these animals get adopted easier by lessening the financial burden of adoption.Outdoor Ethics Award and National Youth Leadership Training Award.

having attended the church services and activities with his older brother.hoping to see another pouch of Mountain House spaghetti with marinara.

He is looking forward to college and plans to pursue a career in real estate and business.

His project was to build two sturdy carnival games that were attractive.Once three of the families earned enough money.

and artifacts of Japanese family histories to tell this story that has never been told.We have met such passionate people who have been generous enough to share their family histories with us.

Norio Uyematsu of Anaheim had just spoken to the Brigham City Kiwanis Club for Veterans Day of his service in the Korean War.Photo by PATTI HIRAHARAA Tribute to A Hero – Norio Uyematsu.