a primary figure in the film and producer of the documentaries Voices Behind Barbed Wire (2018) and The Untold Story: Internment of Japanese Americans in Hawaii (2012).

Having worked previously on the printing crew.Nisei Week shared a special place in Reyes heart.

but he envisioned providing the know-how to build Rafu its own darkroom.snapping pictures left and right.100th birthdays – as well as history-changing events and world leaders – the 1992 L.

by then-presidential candidate Barack Obama.and the California Legislature.

Reyes requested no flowers or koden.

Photos courtesy Stephen NaganoFor decades.along with LEC lobbyist Grace Uyehara.

He will be missed by so many here in Washington.And now I have also come to appreciate the role he played in the redress movement and as a long-time JACL supporter.

Perhaps his favorite expression was one he learned from a Buddhist priest that served his family when he was a child: ‘Where there is gratitude.Honda Memorial Journalism Fund to help the Pacific Citizen.