whose powerful memoir Farewell to Manzanar opened Americas eyes to the Japanese American experience during World War II.

Santa Fe Film Commissioner Jennifer LaBar-Tapia was quoted as saying by CNN.NBC NewsGene Hackman and wife Betsy Arakawa.

but him and Betsy were also longtime members of our community.Mendoza said initial tests conducted by the Office of the Medical Investigator found no signs of carbon monoxide poisoning.He also said neither Hackman nor Arakawa had any signs of external trauma.

and there was no indication of surveillance cameras or other similar equipment at the home.although he did not go inside.

while Barbara added that she saw Arakawa a few weeks ago at a shop in Santa Fe.

They were really by themselves.the group heard 93-year-old Japanese American Korean War veteran Norio Uyematsu.

demonstrating strong support for our efforts and building on the steadfast friendship and relationship between the U.JAVA Vice President Danielle Ngo served as emcee.

and sacrifices of our soldiers in this ‘Forgotten WarKeiro is honored to continue this vital collaboration with LTSC.