a long-time board member and committee chairperson.

and over 20 years (13 as a manager).his growing concern with the impact of drugs on his friends and community guided his return to school.

a consortium of drug and alcohol agencies and representative membership from over 150 organizations serving Asian Pacific communities around the country.I regret that I didnt get to cook any adobo for you these last few months.founding leader and president emeritus of Asian American Drug Abuse Program (AADAP).

deep gratitude for all of it Mike — even those bumps and bruises which continue to be valuable lessons learned.He entered the MSW program at UCLA with a National Institute of Mental Health scholarship for substance abuse and graduated in 1975.

He served as president and chief executive officer from 1982.

employment access managerI had a different kind of relationship with Mike.meals and all activities during the four-day pilgrimage

and we are reminded that we all have a duty to fight against injustice whenever and wherever we see it.Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii): Today we commemorate the life and legacy of Fred Korematsu.

a 23-year-old Fred Korematsu resisted the racial profiling and incarceration of Japanese Americans in internment camps.Mark Takano (D-Riverside): Fred Korematsu stood up for all Americans rights and freedoms by resisting Japanese American internment during World War II.