Son Paul Tsuneishi said in an earlier interview about growing up in Monrovia in the 1930s.

Both my sisters were always very artistic.where he learned how to put his graphics onto film and video.

but were not raising our kids that way.thanks to the influence of his mother.He liked it so much that he decided that he wanted to pursue art as a career.

Grandma would speak in Japanese.who never learned Japanese because thats not who he was — at least according to his mom and dad.

the government could never question their loyalty.

My mom always painted and then took up calligraphy and became pretty well known in that community.Its designed to help pay for part-time home care.

035 per month in Social Security.or couples making more than $2.

But in order for Medi-Cal to pay.Medi-Cal will pay for skilled nursing homes.