the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II prompted varied responses

000+ Japanese Americans who were on the West Coast at the time.Not many of us have the kind of hand that life dealt to Uncle Richard and yet he has been so determined to make the most of it.

This year was the first in a long time that I didnt make it to a Memorial Day event — in our case.1955 he was the navigator on a B-57 flying near Washington.He got engaged to Teri before shipping out.

and by doing so helped me feel closer to a father I never had.the uncle and aunt I grew up with.

finding railway lines by the glint of metal in the darkened countryside.

The headline dramatically states: The Last Person to See My Father Alive — and that was Uncle Richard.confirmed that the majority of community members want to age in place at home.

self-sustaining board and care model that provides quality memory care support.please contactsurvey@keiro.

commented Keiro Board Chair Jack Kurihara.and completed paper surveys must be received by September 30.