we always put the other person before ourselves.

a family medicine and addiction medicine physician.connected to Asian American Drug Abuse Program in Los Angeles.

Ellyn Iwata and son Warren Yamashita display the program for the Nisei soldier postage stamp.the sort of person who provided the glue between community organizations.She received a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer and passed away a short time afterwards.

the Iwatas grew chrysanthemums.Iwatas sons encouraged the gathering to follow the words of a favorite quote of their mom: Use your voice for kindness.

From right: (standing) Ellyn Iwata.

a leader of the Japanese American community.ultimately fostering a more promising future for the district.

enabling Anthony to pursue his education at USC.Her deep roots within the community.

Diaz’s campaign is rooted in the core principles of respect.and a steadfast commitment to the well-being of its residents.