1923, in Kekaha, Kauai, Territory of Hawaii. He was the son of Jungo and Yoshi (Tanaka) Ogomori. There were six sons in the Ogomori family: David Uichi, Stanley Yasuichi, John Takaji, Yoshio Walter, Sadao, and Wilfred. Father Jungo arrived in 1905 from the village of Ofuchi, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. Mother Yoshi was born in
Tanna, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. Masaichi arrived on August 21, 1910, and Sada arrived on October 2, 1917. There were ten children in the family: sons Shurei, Minoru, Stanley Tariho, and Henry Takao; and daughters Edith Fumiko, Charlotte Yukie, Doris Michie, Florence Hisae, Janet Teruko, and Lois Midori. In 1930, the family lived in Eleele
MIS soldiers from Hawaii and the mainland. The names of those from Hawaii were: Edward Kawamoto, George Kawamoto, Hisashi Kubota, Raymond Shogo Nagata, Harry Okada, James Tamashiro, Stanley Tanaka, Larry Kazuo Watanabe, Mineo Yamagata, Ben Yamamoto, and Stanley Yamamoto. From the mainland were: Roy Akiyoshi, Terry Doi, Nobuo Furuiye, Shunji Hamano, Joe Harada, Fred Hirano,
Officers not to be outdone, will be represented by Lt. Edgar H. Graham, who will play his trumpet “Harry James style.” Jitterbugs will be represented by Pvt. Stanley Hashimoto, who will give a “jumpin’ jive jitterbug” demonstration. Completing the program, Sgt. Tanaka will have an impromptu interview, calling victims from the audience and putting
group, in addition to Lt. Nishimura, were Harry Hamada, Henry Ashiro, Toshio Tota, Schiro Arita, Hiroshi Inamine, Henry Pasima, Hiram Haguvara, Kyoshi Gova, Herbert Sasaki, Morris Taketa, Stanley Hashimoto, Charles Tanaka, Davis S. Sugimoto, Joe D. Sato, Tadashi Takano, Katsugo Miho, Fred Furumizo, Kazuo Parauchi, Kunio Sarayama, John T. Ushijima, Jack Iriguichi, Masayuki Yamamoto,
Sakoda (Headquarters/Medics); Jayne Hirata-Epstein (Able); Cecilee Tanaka, who succeeded her late grandfather, Bernard Akamine, as Baker Chapter correspondent; Arlene Sato (Charlie Chapter); Joy Teraoka (Dog Chapter), veteran Stanley Izumigawa (Maui Chapter), Martha Terao (Hawai‘i Island Chapter), Susan Honjiyo (Kaua‘i Chapter), Sam Fujikawa (Mainland Chapter), Bert Hamakado (Descendants Chapter) and Jayne Hirata-Epstein (Wine Gang). Deadlines
Sakoda (Headquarters/Medics); Jayne Hirata-Epstein (Able); Cecilee Tanaka, who succeeded her late grandfather, Bernard Akamine, as Baker Chapter correspondent; Arlene Sato (Charlie Chapter); Joy Teraoka (Dog Chapter), veteran Stanley Izumigawa (Maui Chapter), Martha Terao (Hawai‘i Island Chapter), Susan Honjiyo (Kaua‘i Chapter), Sam Fujikawa (Mainland Chapter), Bert Hamakado (Descendants Chapter) and Jayne Hirata-Epstein (Wine Gang). Deadlines
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