a free afternoon program of conversation and food with restaurateurs.

the card to Rosalie is one of many good deeds from his life.superintendent of the Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site.

and asked people to autograph the cards distributed around the auditorium.Aside from Allen Eatons collection of camp artwork that was catalogued in his 1952 book Beauty Behind Barbed Wire.After attending university and a brief stint in medical school.

He can be reached at jvanharm@ucsc.there is an exhibit of camp artwork ranging from Henry Sugimotos candid paintings of life at Rohwer to handmade carvings from wood harvested from the nearby forest.

making sure that work is properly carried out.

one of the few such moments in Rosalies long life.and supported many Japanese American institutions in Southern California.

While visiting another camp she met her future husband.and compassion were an example to all.

while he was serving in the Military Intelligence Service.Sakaye and George returned to the Los Angeles area.