and when her daughters were in school she often read the assigned books from their English classes.

they were moved to Salt Lake City.Elizabeth (Gene Tom) and Rosanne; grandchildren.

She also continued her mother’s tradition of celebrating the new year with traditional Japanese dishes with a slight American twist to include potato salad.Rosalind is survived by her youngest brother.the wartime president of the National JACL.

fully enjoying the simple pleasures of her life.A memorial celebration will be held on Saturday.

the family relocated to Los Angeles.

made a lasting impression on generations of students.the Yokois approached the Huntington with an offer of donating the shoya house to the San Marino location.

The main room of the shoya house.Porcelain footholds at the 18th-century-era composting toilet.

In the spring and summer of last year.Hori said during a preview of the two-acre site last week.