which led Chatsworth HS to the City Championships for the past two years; and a player on the SF Aloha Girls team and a member of Yonsei basketball.

He believed in the power of pipelines for success.died May 1 surrounded by his family.

Suzuki helped to establish the cultural centers on campus.He always said the right things.an expanded complex for what was then known as The Collins School of Hospitality Management.

Inspired by Malcom X and Brazilian educator Paulo Freire.He was a helpful advisor when I reached out.

a field more in line with his commitment to social justice and community-building.

The San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership awarded Suzuki with its first annual Technology Leadership Award in 2001 for his work in helping to develop high-tech economic development initiatives.Gold and Silver Rays for contributing to promoting economic relations between Japan and the U.

To establish and deepen connections between JCCSC and other organizations.greatly contributing to the promotion and understanding of Japanese culture beyond national borders and organizations.

president of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce of Southern California.Upon the San Diego chapters separation into two chapters in 2018.