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Where does your story with camp begin? How were you first introduced to Camp Lake Hubert? Nearly my entire family has been, and continues to be involved in camp. I am certain that I have mistakenly left someone off of this list. Did any of your family members attend or work at camp? My dad, Robert Falk,attended Camp Lincoln in the s and s. He would take the train from Omaha to the old train station at the north end of Lake Hubert. I love that camp is a tradition for our entire family! Each of my siblings were campers at Lincoln and Hubert. My sister, Carolyn Falk Sund, worked as a counselor and Jr. Camp Director, my brother, Carl Falk, worked as a counselor at Camp Lincoln, and my sister, Nancy Falk Ayoub, works to spread the word about the benefits of camp and hosts camp movies each year in Omaha. What are some of the things you learned at camp? Favorite activities? I learned to make independent and thoughtful decisions, to find confidence in myself, and the value of relationships that cross cultures, traditions, and miles. During my last summer as a camper LTI drove myself to camp. I thought it was Nancy is Happy: Complete Dailies 1942-1945 that my car was parked in the staff lot the whole month. I never did try to drive away from camp though — but, then again, who would? When Claire was deciding which city to fly into, I was able to convince her that only airplanes carrying cattle flew into Lincoln. She flew into Omaha and I was able to spend a few extra hours with her! I need to apologize to Sarah, as this was a selfish act Nancy is Happy: Complete Dailies 1942-1945 my part. To be fair, I did get to spend time with Sarah throughout Nancy is Happy: Complete Dailies 1942-1945 rest of the year! Canoe trips were not optional during my days at camp. I would have preferred to stay at camp but the trips were always an opportunity for making great memories. The beauty and peacefulness of the Boundary Waters is second to none. I made several of my closest and most enduring friendships during those darn and rainy! Nancy is Happy: Complete Dailies 1942-1945 creates hearty kids that can find the fun and positives in ANY situation! We spent many early mornings and late nights Nancy is Happy: Complete Dailies 1942-1945 care of and learning about horses. During my senior year of high school, I was thrilled to find out that Dana Lynn was planning to attend the same university. We ended up choosing to be roommates our first year of college. Talk about a great and easy welcome to college life! What is your favorite camp quote, and when was it from? I continue to be thankful for his guidance and leadership, which has helped me and, I imagine, so many others through tough losses and life experiences. Two years ago, my father Bob Falk passed away. At his funeral were Bill, Claire, and Sarah. We tend to naturally find strength in the many experiences and people in our lives. However, in that particular moment, I realized the impact that camp experiences and friendships had provided me. Camp gave me a solid foundation in life, upon which I rely and draw strength from each and every day. What was your favorite camp meal or dining tradition? The Rally Day feast, including corn dogs! Can you elaborate on any lasting friendships you have from camp? Camp friendships can pick up again seamlessly. Our girls attended the YMCA day camp during the summer. I always looked up to Julie when I was a camper — what an honor it was to visit with and hear about her life and travels. Each summer, Claire, Sarah, and I make an attempt to visit each other while in northern Minnesota. These friendships are invaluable! And, watching our children nine in total run and play together is perfection! What did you love most about camp? What is the biggest take-away you have from your Nancy is Happy: Complete Dailies 1942-1945 at Camp Lake Hubert? The traditions Nancy is Happy: Complete Dailies 1942- 1945 camp and the connection that camp gave me to my Dad. He knew that camp would provide me with a safe place to grow and learn, which camp delivered on time and time again. Thank you, Dad! What are you up to now? Tell us about your life and interests. Life is amazing and chaotic. I try to be mindful of each experience and not get lost in the planning for the next activity, project, etc. I am proud that my work helps to support education and positive experiences in youth. How do the lessons learned and experiences gained from camp impact your daily life? In working for a school district, there are many unexpected and challenging situations to navigate through on a daily basis. These lessons are applied in my life on a daily basis. What a joy it is to be a camp mom! I have dreamt of these years ever since I was a camper and am thrilled to be able to offer the opportunity for my daughters, Kyla and Ava, to attend camp. I wish that I could secretly stay at camp to observe their experiences. I know that camp is for them now — but, how magical it would be to see camp through their eyes! We will meet in the land of dreams. And in the pale moonlight, good night. I would return to the shores of Hubert each summer — and would talk about camp throughout the rest of the year. He did send lots of letters and packages to me while I was on staff at camp — he definitely understood the importance of camp mail! We have been married nearly 12 years now, and he is always supportive of me sharing memories, camp songs, games, etc. Thank you, Kevin! I love camp — and, happily share my Nancy is Happy: Complete Dailies 1942-1945 with any and all who are interested in listening. Other parents question how I could send our 8-year old girls away to overnight camp in another state the girls were 7 their first summer at camp. One of the greatest gifts that we can give our children is the opportunity to step away from the hustle and bustle of their daily lives, to enjoy and appreciate nature, learn to roam and grow, and experience all of this independently — while in a safe and supportive environment. This environment is camp! Questions about Covid? Nancy Is Happy: Complete Dailies, – by Ernie Bushmiller

He had worked on Fantasia, Dumbo and Bambi and was getting ready to hold his first solo show. Two years later, from a cramped barrack in the Arizona desert, where the rattlesnakes were as big as his arm, Gene put the finishing touches on what was to become his artistic legacy: a unique record of the mass incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II. He had taken some of his artwork with him and was subsequently hired by a government project to document what he saw. Free to paint without constraints, Sogioka created watercolors between Gene Sogioka, The artist also left behind quick washes of comic relief and caricature. Imprisoned bodies are freely in motion — dancing, brawling, bathing and ready for intimacy in a barrack without privacy. Youthful dissent is seen in a watercolor of two boys who spit at an FBI agent, after he walks by. Some paintings show incidents that Sogioka was unlikely to have witnessed, such as stealth night attacks on suspected informers. Gene Sogioka, c Sadakichi and Setsu Sogioka sent him to rural Hiroshima when he was a Nancy is Happy: Complete Dailies 1942-1945 and he spent his childhood and early adolescence there, until age After returning to Los Angeles, he struggled to catch up at Covina Union High School while helping with farm chores at dawn. He studied at Pomona College for two years but left after racial exclusion from housing and social clubs convinced him that a four-year degree would not lead to Nancy is Happy: Complete Dailies 1942-1945 job. He decided to follow his love of art and Nancy is Happy: Complete Dailies 1942-1945 a scholarship to attend the Chouinard Art Institute in Los Angeles. After graduating, Sogioka taught for two years at Scripps College before getting hired by Disney. In lateSogioka was cleared by authorities to leave Poston for New York Nancy is Happy: Complete Dailies 1942-1945, ahead of his wife, Minnie, and their daughter, Cecile, 2. Without a bank account and so malnourished that he was rejected for service by the U. In35 years after the war ended, the wartime artwork was discovered in upstate New Nancy is Happy: Complete Dailies 1942-1945, rolled up in attic cartons on the campus of Cornell University. Gene was stunned to learn of their existence after so many decades. Researchers visited him at his home in Larchmont, N. He died the year after the book came out, at age The watercolors had been left to Cornell University by Leighton, but he specified that the copyright remain with the Sogioka family. And that made it more exciting and more personal. And so I went on an adventure of finding relatives that I knew about but had never met. Cecile was an infant when the Sogiokas were incarcerated. Cecile's handmade vaccination record from Poston. She decided to write a book and spent the next five years immersed in immigration records and family trees, studying the paintings for clues Nancy is Happy: Complete Dailies 1942- 1945 the history of Poston and her family. They finally surrendered from exhaustion, dehydration and fear of armed vigilantes. The only survivor of that period, an elderly relative, will not discuss it. The titles for the paintings were written by Jean. His signature forelock is swept to the right, as he looks out the window with his brother, worrying about their uncertain future. Mothers with children, the sick Nancy is Happy: Complete Dailies 1942-1945 elderly suffer greatly. Small children must be supervised for fear of falling through the seats to land in a raw sewage pit. Women, especially mothers found camp life difficult, particularly with respect to feeding, washing, bathing, supervising and protecting their children. The accused are denied legal representation and the WRA refuses to intervene on their behalf. The Beating conveys the intensity Nancy is Happy: Complete Dailies 1942-1945 the raw violence in a smear of red color against a cluster of male bodies pounding down on the suspected informer. The son lifts his small arms in an effort to stop the arrest. One agent restrains the sad father by twisting his arm behind and prevents a parting hug for the son. His wife stands at the barrack doorway covering her face in fear and shame. This mother and child may not hear from the father or know when and if the father will be allowed to return to them… Many of those taken away are innocent community leaders. Their faces reflect Nancy is Happy: Complete Dailies 1942-1945 of their return to the outside world; they have lost their home to arson during the war and their lives have changed forever. Minnie Mayebo —the only daughter of Masato and Ayako Mayebo, immigrants from Hiroshima, met Gene at age 19 on a blind date in Los Angeles. Photos courtesy of Jean Sogioka La Spina. They had a whirlwind romance and eloped to Las Vegas in When Gene traveled around the Southwest, he made sketches and mailed them to Minnie. Minnie sent care boxes to relatives in Hiroshima after the atomic bombing. When the Sogiokas moved to Westchester County, Minnie decided to take a job so that Gene could paint fulltime. When the strike was settled after eight days, the air was cleared. But Poston was never a placid place again. A former Disney artist, imprisoned in the Arizona desert, paints a vivid record of mass racial injustice. Decades later, his daughter makes a startling discovery. The series starts with the one-way train ride under armed guard into Parker, AZ, arrival in the desolate camp and includes rare images of the turmoil and upheaval of the Poston strike. Nosey Gives Marriage Counseling". Gene Sogioka, three years old, Hiroshima, Japan. Gene Sogioka, post-war years. An Attic Discovery In35 years after the war ended, the wartime artwork was discovered in upstate New York, rolled up in attic cartons on the campus of Cornell University. Photo: May 15,courtesy Sogioka family. Courtesy of The Seattle Times. Photo: Hilary Dorsch Wong. Minnie was born in rural Selma, CA. Fowler elementary school photo, front row: Minnie, fifth from left. Top row: brother Tom, third from left. Older brother, Tom, with harvested vegetables. The Mayebo family farm was destroyed by arsonists in while they were confined at Poston. Comic books in 'Nancy: The Complete Dailies (Fantagraphics)'

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