at Faith United Methodist Church.

during Memorial Day observances at the Japanese American Memorial Court in Little Tokyo.The focal point of the service is always the Honor Roll floral presentations.

After the invocation by Pastor Nick Tawa of Palos Verdes Baptist Church.Nakamura was escorted by Nisei Week First Princess Sara Kubo.Her heartfelt speech honored all who gave their lives for our freedom with a special tribute to the Nisei soldiers of 100th/442nd Regimental Combat Team and Military Intelligence Service in World War II.

multi-platinum entertainer Harold Payne then sang his original composition Quiet Heroes.the Pledge of Allegiance was led by Patrol Leader John Asai of Koyasan Boy Scout Troop 379.

including Consul General of Japan in Los Angeles Kenko Sone.

lays a flower at the wall of names May 25.Suma remained at Tule Lake until the camps closure.

she largely disappeared from the public eye.A few months later in September 1942.

Hundreds of immigrants from East Asia and the Middle East enlisted and fought in France.an ice salesman and sumo wrestler.