because of the first-hand cost of war and sacrifice for his community.

He expressed hisa gratitude and concern for the well-being of the Japanese and Japanese American seniors who were evicted from the Sakura ICF in Boyle Heights over six years ago.Save Our Seniors Network (SOSN).

a family taiko group with Robie.began an impromptu traditional Bon odori.as the residents began returning to the facility.

bilingual staff and cultural services and programs are either minimal or not available.us to join as a member or to volunteer for our upcoming events as we all advocate and work in the spirit of Save Our Seniors.

served as the emcee and opened the program by greeting the seniors in Japanese and English.

SOSN Interfaith network director.Already holding these men in high regard.

which inspired him to write Quiet Heroes.Representing all Gold Star mothers and fathers were Yoko and Paul Nakamura.

over 200 people gathered May 25 at the Japanese American Memorial Court in Little Tokyo.Representing Gold Star and Medal of Honor families was Sally Hamamoto.