it brings back memories that spark conversations of the past.

He posthumously received the Distinguished Service Cross and was buried at Westminster Memorial Park.honoring the sacrifices of Japanese American veterans and all who gave their lives in service to the nation.

The service began promptly at 3 p.Boy Scout Bradley Uyematsu served as emcee.Kazuo Masuda and recently departed comrades Bud Oba and James Yoshinaga.

a student at Masuda Middle School.His words resonated deeply with many in attendance.

Photo courtesy David UyematsuBy DAVID UYEMATSUWESTMINSTER –Under warm skies and solemn reverence.

gave tribute to the late members of the postThe program prioritized meaningful dialogue with historically underrepresented communities along the corridor.

director of youth and family programs at Asian American Drug Abuse Program.a nonprofit organization providing social services in the South Los Angeles community.

Its the kind of engagement our communities deserve.which will bring bus rapid transit (BRT) service to the countys busiest bus corridor with over 36.