Of the 160 people who were in attendance.

I had heard so much about her from my mother.Katari: Keeping Japanese American Stories Alive.

Alisa shared my mothers view that saw Manzanar as one part of our communitys experiences during World War II.and their annual Sue Kunitomi Embrey Student Awards Program.with so many of us over her 22 years at Manzanar.

and at Mount Rainier in Washington.Alisa worked tirelessly with my mother in the years leading up to the 2004 grand opening of the Manzanar Interpretive Center — Alisa was a constant presence in my familys life.

she was a constant presence in my mothers house since she stayed there whenever she came to Los Angeles.

Alisas passionate commitment to Manzanar and the Japanese American story made her more than a park rangerMy goal is to help tour and activity operators understand how Regiondo can help them and decide if it’s the right fit for their business.

What’s your working day like? And tell us about your goals!The daily routine is very multifaceted.It is simply fun to work for Regiondo and the leisure industry.

What do you like most about working at Regiondo?If you’re looking for work where you don’t immediately fall asleep and have relaxed colleagues and bosses (all talking informally to each other).From time to time I pick up the phone and help leisure providers use our booking system.