Nakamura instead said he hopes that they both together can win the World Series and bring even more joy.

Gock asked the survivors in attendance to stand and be recognized.But the shock and the grief that came with their deaths traumatize me so much that every time I was invited to a party.

many of the participants made the quick trip to World Seafood for a reception.who led in organizing the post-vigil reception.I dont think I was crying for myself.

memories of that bloody night last January took a back seat to the reason they had all gathered to begin with.who was at Star Dance with her husband.

Hundreds turned out for Sundays candlelight vigil at Barnes Park.

speeches and updates on community measures and resources to help prevent such a tragic occurence from happening again.but I think we can all agree that she has done many remarkable things in 50 years that most people can only dream about.

she worked to have the 53-year-old Japanese Garden and Teahouse at the Orange County Civic Center preserved due to its significance of representing the Japanese American resettlement in Orange County after World War II.Pattis great-grandfather Motokichi Hirahara came to the U.

000 photographs processed in a secret underground darkroom in Heart Mountain.(Photo by Toyo Miyatake Studio)Although she did not win the title of Nisei Week Queen.