He was a member of two College Division national championship teams in the late 60s.

Rosalynn Carter devoted her life to service – as one of the first vocal advocates for mental health.the world has lost a powerful force for good.

Doris Matsui (D-Sacramento) released the following statement Sunday after the passing of former first lady Rosalynn Carter at the age of 96.Her work to reduce the stigma around mental health and fight for mental health care access and parity has had transformative impacts across the nation.We must honor her memory by learning from the courage and compassion she carried and promoted in others.

My prayers are with President Carter and the entire Carter family during this difficult timeBoth leaders underscored their resolve to continue supporting Ukraine to ensure it emerges from its war against Russia as a democratic.

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They also highlighted increasing economic cooperation.so that we could help others even if their experiences were different.

Yamaoka had never planned on his amazing path — which nearly spanned 60 years — with the Buddhist Churches of America.The BCA had a total endowment of about $250.

Yamaoka also got involved with Campaign BCA — The 21st Century.retired as IBS vice president of development and as IBS part-time faculty member.