Lomita Sheriffs Station in statement expressed devastation at the loss of Okamoto:Deputy Okamoto was a leader at our station.

unless they experience a decline in their physical or cognitive health or the loss of essential caregiver support.we recognize the importance of looking into supporting the needs of those who require additional care.

Knowing that one in six persons age 65 and over will be diagnosed with Alzheimers disease.We invite everyone to engage with Keiro this summer as we commit to our vision to strengthen Our Communitys infrastructure by supporting those with memory loss.Keiro is very excited to share this new component of our strategic vision with Our Community.

the need for advanced memory care services cannot be overlooked.The final date to request a paper survey is September 1.

5700 or emailsurvey@keiro.

Keiro is excited to take another step forward as we seize upon opportunities to develop financially viable.We are honored to have had Coach Uchida in the Spartan family and thank him for his contributions to our university and community.

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the Japanese American community and our nation are without parallel.he has been at the fore of SJSU Judo team for over 70 years.