tariffs would increase the cost of goods to American consumers.

embodying his lifelong commitment to serving those in need.where he earned both his undergraduate and medical degrees.

he was a devoted fan of the UCLA Bruins.a belief that remains central to the institutes mission.Through his family foundation.

son Paul Terasaki and daughter Susie Terasaki; his brothers.Keith TerasakiIt is with a heavy heart that the Terasaki Institute announces the passing of our beloved chairman of the board.

hosting weekly games at his family residence to bring loved ones together in a spirit of fun and connection.

Terasakis life was filled with the joys of family.Brigham City Museum Director Alana Blumenthal and Curator of Collections Jennifer Hill traveled with Norio Uyematsu to the Smithsonian National Museum of American History to witness Uyematsus donation of his post Korean War memorabilia to the museums military collection as well as being given a special briefing by the Smithsonian staff on what to consider in putting together an exhibit about Japanese American history.

These opportunities being given to the Brigham City Museum to create their first Japanese pioneer exhibit are unique for small museums.had just published a front-page news story about the Uyematsu family and how they lost their California farm and everything they owned.

and Military Intelligence Service (MIS) for their extraordinary accomplishments in World War II.Each familys history provides a unique perspective of their life in the Box Elder County region.