We all wondered if the heartbreak of closing would be the end.

This was an honor for him since he last rode in the Nisei Week Parade in 2013 as a Nisei Week Pioneer from Orange County.The event paid tribute to Korean War veterans and the long-lasting partnership between the Division and Korea for more than 70 years.

Uyematsu has found a new sense of purpose to highlight this time in history.Uyematsu has been active this year to preserve the Japanese American Korean War veteran’s legacy by donating his Japanese American Korean War Veterans (JAKWV) Royal Blue Jacket.‘To Forget Would Be a Dishonor

He worked six days a week as a gardener and on Saturday morning he would clean the officers club at Fort Ord.they plan to discuss Alzheimers with a retired nurse.

he would go with his wife to the Elks Club to clean.

host John Nakaki delves into the cultural phenomenon of Japanese American basketball.and the money left over made me debt-free.

By MARY UYEMATSU KAOI received an email from Norrie.Uyematsu; fourth from left is Kazumasa Kubota (Norries grandfather); at far right is Jiro Morita.

The road into my community is only two lanes.Norrie lived in the Gardena/South Bay area most of her life.