a transformation began at Mark Keppel that would soon produce some of the best girls basketball teams in Southern California.

An educational component for the wall is being developed and a youth group is working on a documentary about the monument.played clarinet in their Concert Band.

Kanjis bright light will shine forever.We will continue to learn from his many accomplishments and treasure the memories of him.They raised their two children.

Sahara was also an advocate for a monument at the site of the Tuna Canyon Detention Station in Tujunga.He was also a member of the Manzanar Committee and served on the boards of the Tuna Canyon Detention Station Coalition.

He was pleased that the hard work to develop the traveling exhibit with the board was completed on time.

he met Jane Sachi Sakata and the two were married in 1963.Donation recipients Patricia Wyatt (JACCC).

president of the JACL Downtown L.a deputy for Councilmember Kevin De León.

Perez presents Certificates of Appreciation to Shikai.Sankey concluded the day with a positive message:I leave you to think of next years theme from the National Womens History Alliance – ‘Moving Forward Together.