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information about the upcoming celebration activities, visit the National Veterans Network web site at www.nationalveteransnetwork.com, or contact Christine Sato-Yamazaki, Chairperson of the National Veteran Network, (310) 418-4692, moc.cossa-yscobfsctd-2cfc2e@enitsirhc .  The National Veterans Network’s fiscal sponsor is the National Japanese American Memorial Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Washington DC. Media Contact: Diane Tanaka 310-962-2698/diane@dt-pr.com

Shoichi Wakai and was born in 1930.  They remained in Lodi and over the years raised a family of three sons and one daughter.  Twin daughters Akemi Diane and Midori JoAnn were born on July 28, 1954, and died the next day. On March 26, 1954, at the U.S. District Court in San Francisco

in his 442nd Veteran’s uniform shirt and garrison cap Masa and Yuri had five daughters together:  Karen (husband Ron), Susan, Pat (husband Rusty), Pam (husband Carl), and Diane.  They have three grandchildren:  Mark (wife Moana), Matt (wife Kathy), and Rachel.  They also have three great-grandchildren, sadly, all born after his passing:  Tyson, Rui, and

First Baptist Church in Chino and he was buried with full military honors at Bellevue Memorial Park in Ontario.  Survivors included his wife Betty, children Judith Mizell, Diane Kowleen Warner, Ray Ito, Deborah Griffin, and Janet Ito Geary; brother James; eight grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Betty Ito died on February 14, 2009, and was