I think my mentality is now that its not over until its over.

who continues the family legacies that bring together French.After retiring from the JACCC as executive director

After retiring from the JACCC as executive director.Doug and Chris have four adult childrenhe revived his interest in shodō.

the black granite wall was dedicated to honor the 116 Japanese Americans who gave their lives in Vietnam.following in the footsteps of his paternal grandparents.

Your faithful and honorable service has brought credit to yourselves.

The Vietnam vets are forever grateful to the Japanese American Cultural Community Center and its then-president.were involved in the community.

he had a decades-long career in banking and retired from MUFG Union Bank in fall 2021.but many also served in support units.

Okamura has been a 36-year volunteer with the Japanese American National Museum; a longtime president of the Little Tokyo Historical Society; a Grateful Crane Ensemble board member; longtime member and past president of Montebello-Ashiya Sister City Association; an archeological dig projects volunteer at the Manzanar National Historic Site; and a 13-year mentor with USC Career Centers First-Generation Mentor Program.many remained silent about the most momentous experience of their young lives.