Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers.

Brady Tamanaha; Raymond Shibata.The Gardena Valley Japanese Cultural Institute announced the 2024 GVJCI Scholarship Fund recipients during the opening of the annual Matsuri on June 29.

She will be attending California Polytechnic State University.From left: GVJCI Executive Director Alison Kochiyama; scholarship recipients Darren Kawazoe.Gary Hori Memorial Scholarship: Brady Tamanaha of North High School

and tourism administration and minoring in Spanish and integrated marketing communications.and congratulated by VJCC President Bob Onishi.

Amy Kubo (East San Gabriel Valley Japanese Community Center).

She is the daughter of Iris and Ronald Gee and will represent the two organizations as their queen candidate at this years Nisei Week Japanese Festival in Little Tokyo.The online survey is available in both English and Japanese.

Paper surveys will be available upon request.and one in five will have other types of dementia.

Note: The survey is for adults.Keiro will also continue to meet with key stakeholders to further its vision to develop accessible board and care homes for those with memory loss.