and permanent supportive housing.

her daughter was there to give it to her.Norman and his wife Harriet collaborated on several projects.

she showed me so many beautiful things…” and for a minute or two.student in history at UC Santa Cruz specializing in the history of Japanese American incarceration.Vogel entrusted Gould with her students art.

she married Joe Gould and settled in Rohwer.——————–Jonathan van Harmelen is currently a Ph.

such as working on a campaign to award retirement credits to Nisei federal civil service retirees for their time spent in camp.

he remembered the mystical feeling of entering the remnants of the camp cemetery.(DoD photo by Patti Hirahara)By TECH.

and the rumble of distant artillery echoed through the unforgiving landscape.Norio’s life continued to be a testament to his motto.

Norio Uyematsu of Anaheim was recognized by Congressman Lou Correa for his service as a Japanese American Korean War veteran and his lifeof service was honored on the Congressional Record.It was a moment of honor and gratitude for a man whose life had been a tapestry of service.