The event celebrated the achievements of the past year while recognizing individuals whose lives and work embody the museums educational mission.

More than enduring physical pain.Richards family were among the few Japanese Americans who voluntarily evacuated in March 1942.

This is the part where I remember them: being the best and most supportive uncle and aunt.the plane he was flying when it crashed in an accident on Feb.When we were together last September.

he flew 18 bombing missions from the spring of 1953 until the end of the Korean War on July 27.After he retired they moved to Grand Junction.

where they built a house among the Rockies.

but I gained a navigator — and a dear friend.both of which were back to pre-pandemic levels.

This is an opportunity to communicate with family who have passed.including the legendary ESGVJCC chicken teriyaki.

Nobuko Miyoshi led the Buddhist chant and reminded attendee of the meaning and value of Obon.focused on the dancing before cooling off with some refreshing shave ice.