a member of Faith UMC and GLA JACL.

a respected leader of the Japanese American Korean War Veterans.And he believed deeply in the power of history and the power of story to make sure that the past never becomes a prologue to the present.

He was a mentor to those who preserved the camp story.He advocated for Amaches recognition as a National Historic Site Act as well as for other camps and temporary detention centers.he was incarcerated at the Santa Anita temporary detention center in California and the Amache concentration camp in Colorado.

and by standing firm in the face of discrimination and prejudice.and was actively involved with the Japanese American Cultural Community Center.

Each of us who knew Min will have our own memories to cherish.

he represented the Amache survivors during the Ireichō installation ceremony on Sept.Regarding the expert testimony.

A temporary cell tower located behind the shopping center and close to several residences.but they are being treated with special preference as if this new tower is a replacement.

We have cooperatively worked with the City of Torrance for more than two years to arrive at the best solution to replace the previous wireless tower.26 Torrance City Council meeting during which Crown Castles application for a permit was approved.