which was created in early 1998 to enrich the cultural life of the Pasadena and Los Angeles communities and to foster a deeper appreciation of the arts.

LTSC preserves and strengthens the unique ethnic communities of the Southern California region.After graduating from UC Berkeley and earning his masters degree in public policy from Harvard University.

I look forward to meeting with community members and partners to hear how LTSC can continue to be on the forefront of addressing immediate social service needs.Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC) is excited to announce its new director of service programs.I enter this next chapter of life (retirement) with great joy and peace of mind.

He will also serve on the Executive Management Committee.It is an honor to follow in the footsteps of community icons Yasuko Sakamoto.

and so when I found out he wanted to apply for the position I was absolutely thrilled.

Gee transitioned into a second career as a registered nurse.and they walked out of the building.

the Rohwer collection is a rare exception of camp artwork still residing near the original camp site.Norman discovered that Rosalie had moved to Texas and was unable to attend.

her daughter was there to give it to her.Norman and his wife Harriet collaborated on several projects.