made a lasting impression on generations of students.

She is an inspiration for her life of service to the community as an attorney.Iwata was not one to seek the spotlight; rather she was a connector.

chair of the Stamp Our Story campaign.said Iwata provided invaluable support to efforts to get a Nisei soldier postage stamp.mourners gathered at Orange County Buddhist Church in Anaheim for bento lunches.

She served at the Orange County Superior Court for 33 years as part of the civil and family law research teams.Asian American Drug Abuse Program.

She served on the independent review committee that evaluated applications for the Keiro Grants Program.

and in 1984 she graduated from Western State University of Law.A Part 2 future article will cover Step 5: Nurture social contacts.

Visiting a new place can yield many rewards.People who have led more intellectually robust lives thanks to their education.

We are living longer than ever before.Three guiding principles — the cardinal rules of mental stimulation — will help you achieve success.