and watching soap operas in the afternoon.

The next destination was a War Relocation Authority camp.Her family initially relocated inland to Visalia to a household with an outhouse rather than the indoor plumbing she was accustomed to.

She made annual trips to Kona to visit her daughter and grandsons.Rosalind was a full-time homemaker and mother of that era.“I remember you from Frank McCoppin!”Throughout her life.

The family intends to establish a fund for the Frank McCoppin Library in Rosalind’s memory.where she experienced a trauma that stayed with her for her lifetime.

was severely beaten with handmade ironwood clubs for 45 minutes while the family could only watch.

1933 in San Francisco to Saburo and Mine Harada Kido.guided by the community voices and values of those who call Maui home

Lily Anne Welty TamaiThis presentation is one of the events celebrating Ventura Countys 150th anniversary.Filipino and Southeast Asian immigrants and Pacific Islanders echoed one another due to the labor available to them.

community and religious spaces to worship.will discuss the settlement of Asian American and Pacific Islander communities in Ventura County beginning in the late 19th century and through the 20th century.