who immigrated from Hiroshima to earn tax repayment money for the family farm and spent his first months doing arduous labor as a railroad worker.

He notes that Alan was a strong supporter of the Kosaka Center for Art and Crafts.and volunteers are honored to have had the opportunity to work closely with him over the decades.

his fellow board members have been reflecting on Alans impact.Alan was part of the search committee that brought Pat Wyatt to JACCC to serve as president and CEO.Alan will be remembered for eternity.

Alans presence is missed but his legacy of giving back to the community he loved carries on.JACCCs master artist in residence.

These hinoki trees represent longevity and patience.

he shared with her important history.and his warmth emanated to all those fortunate enough to know him.

Phil was deeply invested in everything he did.Yet even with all of his lofty professional accomplishments.

Doris Matsui (D-Sacramento) released the following statement on Oct.26 after the passing of Phil Isenberg