then-Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon ultimately selected the familiar John Flanagan design.

which included 21 floral portraits of Congressional Honor Roll recipients.It is a privilege to endorse the naming of a building after him.

Nakamuras artistic legacy can be seen through the lens of his former students.always welcomed conversations with Mendez as a student leader.an origami artist and recently retired science teacher; and Linda.

Nakamuras name and story will live on in Whittier Union.Rose Parade float designer Raul Rodriguez.

Nakamura donated half of his sales from the exhibit.

It was really a joy to be teaching.I am not a career politician and/or an individual who moved into the district to run for office with the intent of running for mayor and/or California lieutenant governor.

and I pledge to hold regular meetings with community representatives at the local.Ensuring the well-being and prosperity of LT is vital to me.

and support Little Tokyo to ensure a voice and a seat at the table as it pertains to all land use decisions.including my grandparents’ home.