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Book display. Karleen was invited to give a presentation about the Empty Chair Project by Jessica Ieremia, a librarian at the Petersburg Public Library, following the publication of her book, Quiet Defiance: Alaska’s Empty Chair Story. Copies of the book were donated to the library and were available for purchase. A book signing by the author followed the presentation. Japanese families from Petersburg were among those sent to Minidoka from Alaska during World War II. Some of them, such as the Kito family, relocated to Juneau after the war and became part of the Empty Chair story. A banner situated just inside the front door of Petersburg’s beautiful library explained the Empty Chair Project to curious patrons. “Meet the Author – Alaska’s Empty Chair Story”: Notice on digital screen located in the check-out section of the library. A model replica of an ocean-going seiner carved by Tom Kito during his stay at Minidoka during World War II. The Kito family was one of the Petersburg families incarcerated there for the duration of the war. Karleen delivering her Power Point presentation on the Empty Chair Project with the aid of her daughter Stacy Grummett Sedgwick. Stacy happily inhabiting her podium and controlling the flow of the Power Point. A strand of cranes was presented to the library by Mrs. Grummett. In Japanese culture, cranes can represent healing, hope and peace during difficult times. Jessica Ieremia, the librarian who invited Karleen to speak about the project and her book, accepts the colorful cranes on behalf of the library. Pictured above are Stacy Grummett Sedgwick, Karleen Grummett, Margie Shackelford, Roxy Lee and her daughter Heidi Lee. Roxy and her family made us feel very welcome in Petersburg! While in Petersburg, we went to visit the Harry Kito Bridge. After Harry died while serving his country during the Vietnam War, the city dedicated the bridge in his honor. Karleen’s presentation was very well received, and our Petersburg visit made us feel we had gained additional support and enthusiasm for the Empty Chair Project. Thank you Petersburg!! How to Purchase a Book: Because the book was written through a National Parks Confinement Sites Grant, the book is not commercially available. It can be purchased through the Japanese American National Museum’s online gift shop or by contacting the Juneau-Douglas City Museum or the Alaska State Museum in Juneau. Advertisements Share this:Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Dec·30 A Picture Walk Through Time 2 Author Kirby Larson Kirby Larson visiting the fifth grade students at Auke Bay School in the spring of 2016 where she told them about the origins of her idea for writing “Dash” and also about her research for the book. During a succeeding session she facilitated a writer’s workshop. The gift Kirby brought to each of the students who attended her workshops! Students busily responding to Kirby’s writing prompt. Student reading her response to the prompt with Kirby’s encouragement. Kirby also visited Harborview Elementary. Karleen Grummett, Margie Shackelford, Mary Tanaka, Kirby Larsen, Julie Leary and Janie Homan celebrating Kirby at Harbor View Grade School. Faculty and Empty Chair Committee members celebrating Kirby Larson’s wonderful workshops! Author Jamie Ford Jamie Ford, the author of “Hotel at the Corner of Bitter and Sweet,” visited Thunder Mountain High School to discuss his book with literature classes while focusing on his writing process. Jamie discussing his work and process with students. Examples of student work in response to “Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet,” classroom copies of which were provided by the Empty Chair Project. Jamie Ford signing copies of his book after giving a book talk at the downtown Juneau library. Betty Marriott, a member of the Empty Chair Committee, is waiting her turn! Mr. Ford posing in front of the Empty Chair display at the new Mendenhall Valley library. Mary Abo standing beside the placard honoring her brother, John Tanaka, who was remembered by his graduating class with an empty chair at their 1942 graduation because John (and Mary) had been sent to Minidoka before he could graduate with them as their valedictorian. This display was featured at the Mendenhall Valley Library. Jeanne Tanaka, John Tanaka’s wife, recently shared her memories of Minidoka with Jamie Ford. Jamie Ford and Jeanne Tanaka sharing a moment of mutual admiration. Mary Abo presenting Jamie Ford with a copy of Karleen Grummett’s book, “Quiet Defiance: Alaska’s Empty Chair Story.” In turn, Mary is having her copy of Jamie’s latest book, “Love and Other Consequences” signed by the author. Thank You Ceremonies The Empty Chair Project had quite a few people to whom they wished to present formal awards. These ceremonies follow: The White Hat Hero Society The White Hat Hero Society is comprised of gentlemen who have displayed heroic service to the ECP (Empty Chair Project) without monetary compensation. They include, but are not limited to: Joe Heueisen Jim Triplette Roger Grummett and Jerry Godkin Brent Fischer sans his white hat. (It’s up on a shelf in his office.) In this photo he and Margie have their right hands on all the paperwork that was generated while administering the grant the Empty Chair Project received from the National Park Service. We’ll be forever grateful that he and the City of Juneau took on our grant so we were able to realize our goals. Hooray! Worthy Ladies Joyce Hall received her “Helping Hands Necklace” for her efforts in folding and arranging cranes on tables, in strands and on one very important chair! Jackie Triplette was awarded a wizard’s hat and wand in appreciation of her magical endeavors while fascilitating another performance of “Within the Silence” at Auke Bay and Harbor View Grade Schools. Our august awards committee bookending their latest nominees. The committee members are Karleen Grummett, Mary Abo, Alice Hikido and Margie Shackelford. Their guests, Jackie Triplette and Joyce Hall are featured in the center. The awards committee at work again celebrating graphic artist Sarah Olsen’s contributions to “Quiet Defiance: Alaska’s Empty Chair Story.” Karleen and Sarah…co-conspirators. The Empty Chair Committee An Empty Chair celebratory dinner. The menu came directly from the City Cafe’s menu of the 1940’s: Hot Pork Sandwiches with Gravy on White Bread; Applesauce; Mashed Potatoes with Gravy (of course); Canned Peas; and Apple Pie with Vanilla Ice Cream. Author, Author! Celebrating the publication of author Karleen Grummett’s book, “Quiet Defiance: Alaska’s Empty Chair Story” one sunny Juneau day! Alice Hikido presenting Karleen with a celebratory chain of origami cranes. Karleen with the pen Mary Abo presented to her on that memorable day as a remembrance that “The pen is mightier than the sword.” It was presented in the small wooden box in her left hand that has a lovely crane embossed on the lid. Working in the Schools Margie and Mary working with classes of 6th graders at Floyd Dryden Middle School. Multiple copies of Karleen Grummett’s book, “Quiet Defiance: Alaska’s Empty Chair Story” had been provided by the Empty Chair Project. The students were reading “My Indomitable Friend,” a story written by Margie about she and Mary’s friendship when they were children…a tale of two cultures and one enduring friendship. Spreading the News in California Greg Chaney delighting in the fact that a showing of his “Empty Chair” documentary was sold out at the San Jose Japanese American Museum. Margie, Greg and Mary stealthily bringing the Empty Chair story to San Jose. Karleen Grummett’s book, “Quiet Defiance: Alaska’s Empty Chair Story,” was also featured at the museum. Margie and Alice receiving orchid plants as thank you gifts after a showing of Greg’s Empty Chair documentary at her church in San Jose. Share this:Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Jun·22 Chaney’s Empty Chair on 360 North T.V. 0 Alice Tanaka Hikido and Gregory Chaney Greg Chaney’s The Empty Chair will be shown on 360 North T.V. in conjunction with the Day of Remembrance. This is the 75th anniversary of FDR’s Executive Order 9066 signed on February 19, 1942, authorizing the incarceration of 120,000 Japanese during WWII. Here are the air dates of The Empty Chair documentary on 360 North, Alaska’s PBS station. Wednesday, 02/22/2017 at 8:00 p.m. Thursday, 02/23/17 at 6:00 a.m. Thursday, 02/23/17 at 4:00 a.m. Saturday, 02/25/2017 at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, 02/26/2017 at 8:00 p.m. Bill Legere of Juneau’s KTOO said the showings will be available online at http://www.360north.org/watch. Check their listings to make needed adjustments for time zones! It’s really wonderful to get a statewide showing with additional availability for those of us living elsewhere. Thank you 360 North and KTOO for spreading the word. Share this:Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Feb·16 The Empty Chair and “Hold These Truths” Intertwine The Empty Chair covered with 1000 cranes on the day of its dedication. If you want to see how national and local events reflect each other, catch duel reflections of the Japanese incarceration during World WarII. Greg Chaney’s documentary “The Empty Chair” and an acclaimed play titled “Hold These Truths” are coming to Juneau this November in back to back venues. Greg’s documentary will be shown at the Gold Town Theater on November 15th at 7:00 p.m. and “Hold These Truths” will be opening at the Perseverance Theater on the 18th at 7:30 p.m. and playing through December 4th. The Perseverance Theater asked Greg to join them in addressing this troubling event in U.S. history. As quoted from the Perseverance Theater website: “Gordon Hirabayashi, the son of Japanese immigrants, had just graduated from the University of Washington when he was ordered to report to internment camps outside Seattle. Gordon chose to fight U. S Government action rather than obey the order he felt was unlawful. His experience in the courts and camps of the time sparked his passion for the U.S. Constitution, and the courage of his convictions led him to the Supreme Court and a posthumous Medal of Freedom. The one man show stars Greg Watanobe and is his true story.” Local Japanese who have been incarcerated or who have family members who were similarly treated have been invited to the play to share their experiences. Catch both shows to see how one enlightens the other! Share this:Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Nov·03 Quiet Defiance: Alaska’s Empty Chair Story 5 Karleen Grummett, the happy author of “Quiet Defiance: Alaska’s Empty Chair Story.” Karleen Grummett’s new book, Quiet Defiance: Alaska’s Empty Chair Story, narrates the history of Japanese Americans in Juneau when it was a small, tightly-knit and remote community accessible only by water. It shows how they reacted to their forced removal from Juneau, how their spirit and resolve helped them live during imprisonment and how they renewed their lives following it. The story also describes how the community’s cross-cultural ties and friendships rallied support for their missing friends and led to a quest for justice more than 70 years later. The publishing of this book was funded, in part, by a Japanese American Confinement Sites Grant from the Department of the Interior, National Park Service, together with funds raised by the Empty Chair Project. Complimentary copies of the book will be given out at two celebratory book signings as gifts to the Juneau community which supported our efforts while supplies last. The initial signing will be during First Friday at the new Valley Branch Library from 5:30-7:00 p.m. on Friday, October 7th. The second will be the next day at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum from 10:30-Noon, Saturday, October 8th. Copies will be mailed to all schools, libraries and historical societies throughout Alaska and to family members affected by the incarceration itself plus other incarceration sites within our country. In Juneau, multiple copies will be given to fifth grade classrooms, as it has become part of their Social Studies curriculum. Additional copies will be placed in the libraries of Juneau’s high schools and added to the existing Empty Chair Collection. We are so proud of Karleen and this wonderful book she has written that enlightens and adds to Alaskan history. In addition, her book encompasses all the varied achievements of the Empty Chair Project, personal stories, historical photographs and colorful pictures of artifacts and Fumi Matsumoto’s art. The front and back covers of “Quiet Defiance: Alaska’s Empty Chair Story.” Here is a link to the article about Karleen’s book in the Juneau Empire: http://m.juneauempire.com/neighbors/2016-10-02/local-writer-chronicles-juneaus-japanese-american-incarceration#gsc.tab=0 Share this:Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Oct·05 Author! Author! The Empty Chair Project, in conjunction with the National Park Service, is proud to announce the sponsorship of two best selling authors who will be in Juneau on May 5th and 6th. The first to arrive is Kirby Larson, the author of Dash, a winner of the Scott O’Dell award for historical fiction. She will be here to share this historical novel with students at local grade schools on Thursday, May 5th. It’s a story about a Japanese-American girl who had to leave her adored dog Dash behind when her family was incarcerated in the Minidoka Relocation Center during WWII but is able to remain connected to Dash through the kindness of a friendly neighbor back home. It is inspired by a true story and reflects events that run parallel to those occurring in the Empty Chair, emphasizing friendship, family and the resilience of the human spirit. Kirby Larson’s book “Dash” for young adults. Kirby will be doing at book signing from 5:00-6:00 at the downtown Hearthside book store on Wednesday, May 5th. Here is a link to the interview with Kirby in the “Neighbors” section of the Juneau Empire on Sunday, May 1st. http://juneauempire.com/neighbors/2016-05-01/japanese-american-internment-ignorance-such-sotries-may-mean-we-repeat-them Abby Olsen getting ready for Jamie Ford’s visit. Next, Jamie Ford, the author of the celebrated book, Hotel at the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, will be visiting a local high school on May 6th to talk about his novel which also explores similar themes. The book received numerous awards after being published in 2009. Among them was an award for best “Adult Fiction” book at the 2010 Asian/Pacific American Awards for Literature. It is set in the International District of Seattle, Washington, and focuses on Henry Lee, an intelligent 12-year-old Chinese American who has to grow up quickly during WWII hysteria. Seattle author Garth Stein commented, “A tender and satisfying novel set in a time and place lost forever, Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet gives us a glimpse of the damage that is caused by war–not the sweeping damage of the battlefield, but the cold, cruel damage to the heart and humanity of individual people. Especially relevant in today’s world, this is a beautifully written book that will make you think. And more importantly, it will make you feel.” He will be doing a book talk and signing at the downtown Juneau Public Library from 4-6 on Saturday, May 7th. Multiple copies of both Dash and Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet were provided for the schools by the Empty Chair Project and the National Park Service. Here is a link to an interview with Jamie in the Juneau Empire on Thursday, May 5th. http://juneauempire.com/local/2016-05-05/new-york-times-bestselling-author-coming-juneau-today Share this:Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) May·02 Nuts and Bolts Within the Silence On October 8th and 9th of 2015, the actress Ruth Coughlin from Living Voices arrived in Juneau to once again deliver her remarkable performance of “Within the Silence” to Juneau’s fifth graders and the general public. With the aid of a computer, screen and microphone she played the part of one of the characters in the pre-filmed story of a family being rounded up in Seattle and sent to Minidoka for incarceration. With expert timing, she fit her dialogue into what was occurring on the screen. Her first performance was the evening of October 8th at the University of Alaska Southeast. The next morning she performed at Auke Bay Elementary School with students from Glacier Valley, Mendenhall River and Riverbend in attendance. After lunch she moved on to Harborview Elementary School with students from Gastineau, Charter and Montisorri schools joining the group. After preplanning and preparation by our Educational Consultant, Steve McPhetres, Jackie Triplette from the Empty Chair Committee coordinated Ruth’s appearances in all three venues plus escorting her to dinner, picking up halibut and salmon from local fans and dropping Ruth by the Skater’s Cabin for pictures in front of the Mendenhall Glacier on the way to the airport. Jackie reports that “…the kids were absolutely remarkable…and patient…and attentive and asked questions.” And we report that Jackie also did a remarkable job and we thank her for her organizational skills and leadership. The performance was paid for by funds from the Empty Chair Project and the National Park Service in an effort to continue educating our youth about this period in our history. Ruth Coughlin performing “Within the Silence” at Auke Bay Elementary. Discover Juneau Downtown Map The Empty Chair is now listed in the Discover Juneau Downtown Map. You can find a copy at the Juneau Convention and Visitor’s Bureau building at the docks plus other areas throughout the city. The Empty Chair is listed as number 5 inside the brochure. Here is the text of the entry. The Milepost The Empty Chair site was listed in the 2015 edition of Alaska’s annual travel guide, The Milepost. The listing’s information about the site was located on page 655 among 25 attractions for the Juneau area. The editors had requested the information from Karleen Grummett for their publication, so it’s nice to see that the memorial is officially cited in the guide for all who use it while traveling to Juneau and the rest of the state. The guide has been published annually since 1949 and is considered the travel “bible” for all Alaska visitors, both local and out-of-state. Text of the listing. Thank You! Nancy DeCherney, Executive Director of the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council informed us that the council has created a map of public art that can be used as an Art Walk of Juneau. The Empty Chair Memorial is included on the map. . The map! We’re listed as Number 21 on the map. They are also working to catalogue public art in Juneau as part of the Public Art Network and we will be listed in that publication as well. We are very grateful to Nancy and the council for these inclusions and also for their support in facilitating the work of the Empty Chair Project through donations of their time and services. Thanks once again for all you have done. Day of Remembrance Gatherings Anchorage, Alaska Alice Tanaka Hikido and Mary Tanaka Abo. Alice (Tanaka) Hikido and Mary (Tanaka) Abo joined Greg Chaney is Anchorage where they were invited to a showing of Greg’s film “The Empty Chair” in honor of the Day of Remembrance by the local Japanese American Citizen’s League. The following is her report on that event: I left San Jose Thursday morning and Mary joined me on the leg from Seattle to Anchorage. After we had disembarked, we saw Greg Chaney who had just arrived from Juneau and also the JACL chairman, Susan Churchill. After Susan took us all to our motel to check in, she invited us all to dinner at her home and said that she had also invited a few others to meet us. Among the guests was Dr. Morgan Blanchard, an archaeologist who had been doing some research on Ft. Richardson. His research led him to the information that Ft. Richardson at one time was the site of an internment camp. He was intrigued by this and continued research and uncovered quite a bit of information of the internment of the Japanese at Ft. When he learned about the Day of Remembrance program that the JACL was planning, he contacted Susan Churchill about a tour of Ft. To make a long story short, a program was planned that was held at the Ft. on Thursday (early afternoon) at which time Mary and I participated and shared a little of our family experience and the Empty Chair story. Another participant was 21 year old, Patrick Dickerson Kiyoshi Regan who was severely disabled and communicated by blinking his eyes which activated a mechanical voice. He was able to tell the story of his mother’s father who was a Japanese American who was sent to an internment camp in Arizona. He was truly amazing and even though his disability limited him physically in a major way, he possessed a very sharp intellect. Later while talking with his parents, we learned that his father was Virginia Whitehead’s son! We always find a Juneau connection! After we left Ft. Richardson we picked up a bite to eat because we needed to get over to the public radio station by 5:30 as they had provided their studio for the showing of Greg’s “Empty Chair.” As the studio was being set up for the program, a reception was held in a separate area and early arrivals were able to chat and talk with us. Mary and I were pleased to see Dean and Marianne Terencio who lived a short distance from our house. I had not seen either of them for about 60 years. At that time Dean was still a youngster! Also at the reception we met Buzz Femmer’s daughter who also now lives in Anchorage. Mr. Femmer is mentioned in the documentary as one of the persons who signed affidavits supporting our father, so I’m sure that was a pleasant surprise for her to see that on the screen. Harriet Miyasato Beleal from the Minidoka Pilgrimage was also there with her daughter, granddaughter and great-granddaughter! The program was soon to start so people started to move over to the studio. Susan said that about fifty people came to their program last year and they hoped that a few more would come this year. The public radio station was a sponsor this year and announced the program giving it free publicity. People kept coming and the room was packed! The staff had to scrounge around the building for additional chairs. I heard that the audience was about 130-140 people. It was a good thing the fire marshal didn’t come by. Susan welcomed everyone and said a few words about the significance of The Day of Remembrance. Next Ron Inouye, who was invited from Fairbanks, gave introductory remarks and then Greg had his chance to show “The Empty Chair.” When it was over it got a very nice ovation from the audience and Mary, Greg and myself were invited up front for a Q and A time. There were very good questions that came from the audience. Even a small child in the front row, whose mother was signing to her deaf father, raised her hand to ask a question. A person asked Greg when it was going to be on PBS so that more people can see it. That was very validating for Greg! Mary answered one question about schools by telling the audience about the culture kits that had been assembled for schools which included an educational version of Greg’s documentary. I could see people nodding their heads while she talked. Later after the people were thanked for coming, many people came up to us and said how much they appreciated the documentary…and again there were Juneau connections. We were so pleased to meet one of Verne Metcalfe’s daughters and she was so happy to be able to talk to us about her dad and grandfather who also made the City Café a regular stop. Roberta Messerschmidt Spartz’s niece was also so pleasantly surprised to see Roberta in the documentary and was going to call her when she returned home. As you can gather, it was a great event…well beyond expectations of the planners. Mary and Greg went back to the Churchill’s residence because Susan was going to take them later to the airport around 12 midnight to catch a plane back to Seattle as they had another showing on Saturday there. I was dropped off at the motel so that I could get a night’s rest before leaving in the morning. When I returned I called Peter, who attended the San Francisco showing, to ask how that went. He said that the audience was about 50 people and that he and Greg’s mother, who was there, took a few questions at the end, but since Greg and Mary were skyped on a large screen, they were able to do most of the Q and A themselves. Mary will be able to fill you in on the Seattle program on Saturday and also the Taiko program where the banners were exhibited…whew…it was a full weekend! Ah, but that wasn’t to be all. Rachel D’Oro, a reporter from the Associated Press interviewed Alice in an article which was picked up by the Associated Press and then by papers all across the United States. Here is a photo from that article and the accompanying text: In this 1945 photo, members of the Tanaka family stand together at the Minidoka Japanese internment camp in Jerome, Idaho, where they were held in forced incarceration during World War II. From left to right, Alice Tanaka Hikido, Mary Tanaka Abo in the foreground and behind her, Nobu Tanaka, John Tanaka in uniform and Shonosuke Tanaka. JOINT BASE ELEMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska–Alice Tanaka Hikido clearly remembers the bewilderment and sense of violation she felt 74 years ago when FBI agents riffled through her family’s Juneau home, then arrested her father before he was sent to Japanese internment camps, including a little-known camp in pre-statehood Alaska. The 83-year-old Campbell, Calif., woman recently attended a ceremony where participants unveiled a study of the short-lived internment camp at what is now Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage. Archaeologists used old records to pinpoint the camp location in an area now partially covered by a parking lot. “As I look back, I had no idea as a child that the U.S. and Japan were having difficulties,” Hikido said. Hikido was interned at Idaho’s Minidoka camp with her mother, younger sister and two brothers a few months after her father’s arrest during one of the nation’s darkest chapters–the forced incarceration of tens of thousands of people of Japanese ancestry, including Americans, during World War II. Her father eventually joined his family in Idaho in 1944. They spent more than a year there together before the war ended and they returned to Juneau. Her father, Shonosuke Tanaka, was among 15 Japanese nationals and two German nationals rounded up in the territory of Alaska almost immediately after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. That number would grow to 104 foreign nationals, mostly Japanese, who were arrested in Alaska as alien enemies. An estimated 145 others also would be sent to internment camps outside the territory under Executive Order 9066, which launched the exile of about 120,000 Japanese-Americans. Before leaving Alaska, Tanaka and 16 other men were briefly housed at the Anchorage Army post formerly known as Fort Richardson. Archaeologists zeroed in on the site based on documents, including a map and two photographs, according to Morgan Blanchard, a local archaeologist who worked on the study. “Although it was known that this camp existed–it shows up on all the lists of camps that existed during the war–no information was available,” Blanchard said during a Feb. 19 Day of Remembrance ceremony at the base. “So we filled in a lot of blanks.” Researchers believe–but can’t say with certainty–that the 17 foreign nationals who were sent to the post were actually held at the camp constructed between February and June 1945. Today, Hikido sees the same distrust of some foreigners that her family experienced so many decades ago. “It’s incumbent upon citizens to be well-informed,” Hikido said. “If you’re well-informed then fear doesn’t overcome your better judgment.” Seattle, Washington Randy Wanamaker, Mary Abo, Connie Lundy and Greg Chaney. Mary Abo and Greg Chaney attended the Asian American Film Festival in Seattle featuring the “Empty Chair” documentary amongst other entries and then went on to Seattle University to attend a fund raiser for Minidoka where the Empty Chair Banners were on display. They are replicas of the placards that were displayed at the Juneau-Douglas Museum. Mary gave a short speech in which she talked about the Alaskans incarcerated at Minidoka and briefly described the Empty Chair Memorial and the goals of the committee to educate the public and children of Juneau about this period of history and how it affected their city. Juneau, Alaska In Juneau, the Juneau-Douglas City Museum had on display at the Mendenhall Valley Library a portion of their 2014 exhibit “The Empty Chair: The Forced Removal and Relocation of Juneau’s Japanese, 1941-1951,” which was mounted in conjunction with the installation of the Empty Chair Memorial at Capital School Park. Their remembrance event was held on Friday, Feb. 19 with a showing of Greg Chaney’s documentary plus a selection of stories, images and objects from the Museum exhibit and the memorial dedication was shared in a slide-lecture format by Marjorie Hamburger. Pt. Reyes, California The week previous to The Day of Remembrance, Alice Hikido and Margie Shackelford were interviewed on radio station KWMR out of Pt. Reyes, California, by Susan Santiago on a program called “Pieces of Peace.” Alice talked about her families experiences during and after WWII and Margie covered the Empty Chair Project, emphasizing the community support that the project received. At the end they read the names of all those whose names are etched on the base of the memorial. We have been successful in addressing a much wider audience then we ever thought possible and for that we are very grateful! Greg Chaney Here is a link to an interesting interview of Greg Chaney discussing his film “The Empty Chair” in the Juneau Empire. http://juneauempire.com/local/2016-02-19/empty-chair-documentary-be-shown-tonight In addition, Edward Yoshida has written a detailed and glowing review of Greg’s film in the Japanese American National Museum’s online journal, “Discover Nikkei: Japanese Migrants and Their Descendants”. He is particularly taken by the community’s response to the enforced imprisonment of the Juneau Japanese population and their support of those who returned to Juneau after the war. I encourage you to read it in total! http://www.discovernikkei.org/en/journal/2016/3/25/juneau-greg-chaney/ Japanese American National Museum In addition to the other venues, Greg was invited to show his film at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles this spring. To our delight, the video David Albright created featuring his grandfather Walter Fukuyama’s visit to Juneau to attend the memorial ceremony was also screened. Afterwards, Mary Tanaka Abo, Alice Tanaka Hikido, Greg Chaney and David were available for a Q and A. Present in the audience were also members of the Empty Chair Committee: Margie Shackelford, Karleen Grummett and Roger Grummett. It was a very proud moment in time! The Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles, California. Greg and Alice celebrating the showing of the Empty Chair in such an impressive venue. Mary Tanaka Abo, Alice Tanaka Hikido, Greg Chaney and David Albright responding to questions from the audience. Four sisters happy to be a part of the celebration. A World War II memorial dedicated to the famous 442 Japanese American unit that suffered so many losses during the war. It’s located near the museum. Notice their motto: “Go For Broke”. Alice and Mary’s brother, John Tanaka, is listed on the memorial. Alice’s husband, Katsumi Hikido, was also a member of this heroic unit. We all had a memorable time celebrating together! Share this:Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Apr·28 The Empty Chair Memorial The Empty Chair in its setting with one remaining string of cranes for company. Honoring Juneau’s Japanese community unjustly incarcerated during World War II 1941-1945 Etched on the floor of the memorial is the above title and the following narrative along with the names of 53 individuals who were incarcerated at Minidoka. "After Japan bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, people of Japanese ancestry living on America's West Coast were forcibly removed and incarcerated in isolated government internment camps. In May 1942, the seniors at Juneau High School left an empty chair during their graduation ceremony to underscore the absence of their Japanese-American Valedictorian, John Tanaka. By extension, this empty chair honors all of the Japanese uprooted from their homes and communities. The Empty Chair Memorial represents the void the people of Juneau felt for their friends and neighbors impacted by this injustice. The names of those interned are etched on the bronze floor. A time may come when these names will be forgotten, but the symbol of the empty chair will remind future generations of the lessons learned from this compelling and poignant story. Kiichi "Henry" Akagi William Akagi Hikohachi Fukuyama Mume Fukuyama Ethel Fukuyama Walter Fukuyama Thomas Fukuyama Usuke Hamada Hakuio Inouye Thomas Itabashi Shikanosuke Ito Torao "Bob" Kanazawa T. Kato Utaka Kazama Saburo "Sam" Kito, Sr. Amelia Kito Barbara Kito Harry Kito John Kito Sam Kito Katsutaro Komatsubara Tsuyo Komatsubara Rose Komatsubara Nancy Komatsubara Patricia Komatsubara Gary Komatsubara Takashi Kono Haruo "Ham" Kumasaka Torihei Kuwamoto Kojiro Matsubayashi Henry Mayeda Takao "Mack" Mori Toyojiro Moriuchi Thomas Mukai Mac Nakamura Masaki Nakamura Paul Shimizu Yakei Shiota Takeshi "Gim" Taguchi Isamu "Sam" Taguchi George Tamaki Shonosuke Tanaka Nobu Tanaka John Tanaka William "Bill" Tanaka Alice Tanaka Mary Tanaka Saburo Tanaka Toraichi Toyokawa George Wada Hiyo Yamamoto Ikuichi Yoshida Makato Yoshida Artist: Peter Reiquam Sponsors: Empty Chair Committee, City and Borough of Juneau Parks & Recreation, Juneau Community Foundation, U.S. National Park Service. Dedicated July 12, 2014" The Empty Chair Project Artist Peter Reiquam's concept for the memorial is illustrated above. As he so eloquently expressed it, "The story is a moving one, both for the families who were affected and for the community whose citizens were taken from their midst. Equally moving is the story of these same exiled families' return and the way that the community welcomed them home and supported their efforts to pick up where their lives had left off." The Juneau Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee approved the siting of the Empty Chair Memorial in Capital School Park. The symbol of the Empty Chair addresses the absence of the Class of 1942's Valedictorian who had been forcibly removed, and by extension, an entire community of Japanese and Japanese Americans. The Fukuyama, Taguchi, Komatsubara, Kito, Kanazawa, Akagi and Tanaka families will be among those remembered. The internment happened 72 years ago. This memorial we are proposing has been waiting to materialize for a very long time. It addresses both the internees and the community's response to the event. We call this effort the Empty Chair Project. Empty Chair Committee Members: Mary Tanaka Abo Dixie Johnson Belcher Marsha Erwin Bennett Marie Darlin David Gray Karleen Alstead Grummett Roger Grummett Alice Tanaka Hikido Janie Hollenbach Homan Betty Echigo Marriott Andrew Pekovich Janet Borgen Pekovich Marjorie Alstead Shackelford Jackie Honeywell Triplette Advisors: Ron Inouye Greg Chaney Jim Triplette Steve Mcphetres NPS Grant Authorizing Official: Brent Fischer, Parks and Recreation Director for the City and Borough of Juneau Empty Chair Committee Members Back Row, Left to Right: Andy Pekovich, Roger Grummett, Karleen Grummett, Greg Chaney, Jim Triplette Middle Row, Left to Right: Margie Shackelford, Janie Homan, Dixie Belcher, Marsha Bennett Front Row, Left to Right: Janet Pekovich, Jackie Triplette, Betty Marriott, Marie Darlin Committee members Alice Tanaka Hikido and Mary Tanaka Abo viewing George Tsutakawa’s memorial sculpture entitled “Harmony”. It is located near the entrance of Puyallup’s Western Washington Fair Grounds. Alice and Mary were evacuated to the Puyallup Assembly Center, temporarily called Camp Harmony, in 1942 before being transported to Minidoka Internment Camp in Idaho where they were held for three years. Empty Chair Project Committee Members: David Gray, Mary Tanaka Abo, Marjorie Alstead Shackelford, Karleen Alstead Grummett and Roger Grummett. Public Comments "Every time I read something one of you has written about the progress of the Empty Chair Project, it gives me a warm and teary feeling of both sadness and pride. Sadness that the event ever happened that caused the project to be necessary, and pride that you all are working so diligently to shed light on it. And proud of being from that beautiful place called Juneau and growing up with good hearted people. Hooray for small town Alaska! Greetings from the East Coast." -Sally Cole-Whiffen (a misplaced Alaskan!) "I opened the (website) email and followed it to the beginning.You have been busy in that project. As I looked at the pictures, there is one picture of a mother and daughter outside the internment camp in Minidoka, Idaho. I was born Oct. 1st, 1942, in Burley, Idaho and lived within 10 miles of Burley until we moved to Anchorage at the start of my 6th grade year in school. All that to say that I have been to Minidoka many times. It was way out in the middle of dry desert land, totally different from the places that these Japanese people were sent from. Glad I opened the email and followed it through. Just a small way we all of that period in time are tied together in history. I lived a long ways from Juneau at that period of our history but in a very small way feel connected to your project. All Americans should feel tied to your project as this is our country, all of us, and forms of this type of discrimination are still going on and we could be next." -Larry Mathews "Wonderful news. The grant was a real coup--thousands apply and very few are chosen. I am so impressed with your project!" -Kimberly Metcalfe "Don Rude visited my brother in Spokane, Washington, because he had terminal cancer then. He told my sister that his class should have laid down across the gangplank, done a protest, But at the time, I think no one knows what to do in a situation when the law says you have to do this." -Mary Tanaka Abo, "Moving Forward with Looking Back," Juneau Empire 8/12/12 "I fought in the Pacific for three years during World War II. When I came to Juneau and heard the stories of how Juneau people responded to the taking of their Japanese friends and neighbors after Pearl Harbor, I thought to myself, this town's got it right. This is the kind of place I want to live." -Bill Overstreet, former City and Borough of Juneau mayor, Superintendent of Juneau schools and Alaska's Director of International Trade with Japan. "It is rare that we get the opportunity to illustrate a positive relationship between two cultures within a community during a trying time." -Andy Pekovich, Empty Chair Committee Member Dear Members and Organizers of the Empty Chair Project, My Uncle Bill, William Tanaka, passed away on September 22, 2013. He was the younger brother of my father, John Tanaka. Born and raised in Juneau, the whole Tanaka family had fond memories of the people and the place that we, as the younger generation, have heard about throughout the years. Thank you. -Catherine Tanaka Bianchetto ( A donation was made in William Tanaka's name by Catherine's family...Tyler, Alicia, Bob, and Catherine Tanaka Bianchetto) Search Recent Posts Author Visits Petersburg A Picture Walk Through Time Chaney’s Empty Chair on 360 North T.V. 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Email check failed, please try again Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use. I now have a love that has been tested by fire; love that has withstood swelling waters. It was not easy. I have done most of the “I Will Nevers” and dropped almost all of the “We Will Always.” Our love has been shaken and torn down and rebuilt at least a dozen times. And just when I am sure we have our footing, the bottom drops out again. Just when I am sure of what it is, something comes along and proves me wrong; more breaking, more burning, more tearing down. It hurts like hell and it is terrifying. But every time it happens, when the smoke clears and the waters recede, I look up and see Him more clearly. I love Him more honestly, I know Him more intimately, and I trust Him more completely; I am more sure of Him. When the scar tissue begins to form, I understand more than ever before that He is It. He is my one true thing. That life is horrible, hard, heavy, and heartbreaking but without Him, it’s nothing at all. Where is God on your very worst day? Where is God when the bottom drops out? Where is God when the absolute worst outcome becomes reality? When all your hopes are dashed? When the healing doesn’t happen? When we hope in anything but Him, we will be crushed. When we hope in the healing and not The Healer, we have put something besides God on the throne. When we rest our faith on a move of God above God himself, we have worshipped an idol. When we buy into the lie that a life of faith will buy us material blessing and protection from pain, we are believing heresy. The Good news is this: He loves us. He never leaves us; when everything in our world burns, including us. Everything we thought to be true about ourselves, the world, and Him, shatters. When all that falls away, we are left with Him. Eternally Him. Unshaken, unchanged, unbroken. Eleven months ago in my Darkest Hour, He spoke to me. He did not leave me. And He did not leave Paul. I have wrestled, fought, questioned, pushed back, accused, flailed, spiraled. I have doubted His existence, questioned His goodness, I have lobbed flaming accusations. I am still out here in the wilderness. Yet I am not alone; I know He is with me, eternally. 2 Corinthians 4:7-18 But we have this treasure in jars of clay, to show that the surpassing power belongs to God and not to us. We are afflicted in every way, but not crushed; perplexed, but not driven to despair; persecuted, but not forsaken; struck down, but not destroyed; always carrying in the body the death of Jesus, so that the life of Jesus may also be manifested in our bodies. For we who live are always being given over to death for Jesus’ sake, so that the life of Jesus also may be manifested in our mortal flesh. So death is at work in us, but life in you. Since we have the same spirit of faith according to what has been written, “I believed, and so I spoke,” we also believe, and so we also speak, knowing that he who raised the Lord Jesus will raise us also with Jesus and bring us with you into his presence. For it is all for your sake, so that as grace extends to more and more people it may increase thanksgiving, to the glory of God. So we do not lose heart. Though our outer self is wasting away, our inner self is being renewed day by day. For this light momentary affliction is preparing for us an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison, as we look not to the things that are seen but to the things that are unseen. For the things that are seen are transient, but the things that are unseen are eternal. See what kind of love the Father has given to us, that we should be called children of God; and so we are. The reason why the world does not know us is that it did not know him. Beloved, we are God’s children now, and what we will be has not yet appeared; but we know that when he appears we shall be like him, because we shall see him as he is. And everyone who thus hopes in him purifies himself as he is pure. 8 comments: Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Wednesday, September 9, 2015 On being "back" Lately I have a little bit more bandwidth. Lately I have started being able to do some of the things I used to do. And lately, people have been saying to me: “You’re back.” Please don’t be mistaken, friends. I am in no way “back.” You see, there is no coming back from where I have been. To say that I am “back” is to imply that somehow I have returned to the girl I was before eleven o’clock in the morning on December 11th, 2014. Before I got that horrible phone call. Before my world was shaken and my heart was shattered. That girl is gone. She will never return. I think you could more easily resuscitate my brother than the girl that I was on December 10th. People have said often that they “miss the old me.” I can tell you this: Not as much as I do. I would give anything to undo the damage that has been done. Mostly because undoing that damage would mean that my brother would still be here laughing and scheming and breathing. But he is not. And because of that, I carry a weight and a scar that will go with me until Jesus calls me home. Do not misunderstand me. I am not without hope and peace and joy. I have those things. But I also have anguish and pain that sometimes levels me. Sometimes I look at a picture of him and the realization that he is really gone and he is gone forever, it punches me straight in the gut. Most days I feel completely irreparable. I am moving forward. But I will never move on. His death will now always be a part of me, just like Paul himself will always be a part of me. This week is Suicide Awareness Week. Light a candle. Buy a shirt from Sevenly (their campaign this week benefits National Suicide Prevention Lifeline). Pray for my family. Remember Paul.. The man, the myth, my brother. 2 comments: Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Monday, July 28, 2014 Back in the Saddle This past Saturday we went to the first training that we need to become an active foster home again. It's been over two years since we have done foster care. A lot has happened in two years. We have fought an appeal, adopted, and moved in a young mom and her son. We have been busy, but not with foster care. On the way driving out to the training I had a pretty epic meltdown. I said it was about hamburgers and running late but I know myself well enough to know that my freakouts are never about what I say they are about. While we were driving and I was crying, Matt offered to turn around. "We don't have to do this!" he said, "We can go back!" I considered it for a second. We don't have to do this. My life is full enough. Complicated enough. Then, I remembered the thing that I always remember. I remembered the kid. The kid I haven't met. The kid I know nothing about. The kid that's already out there, most likely experiencing a version of hell that you and I have not had to survive. That thought made my heart shrink down to the size of a raisin. That thought makes me want to simultaneously lie down curled, and run through walls. As we come up on our sixth year doing foster care, knowing what we know, seeing what we've seen, the question has gone from: "How can we do this?" to: "How can we not do this?" My husband lied. The first part was right, we don't have to do this. But his second statement was a lie... We can never go back. No comments: Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Sunday, July 13, 2014 The truth about Emman He skidded into our lives on the tail end of the hardest placement in our foster care career. I often liken the time with that placement to wearing shoes that were too small...for nine months.When Emmanuel came, we were emotionally drained from caring for these extremely needy kids whose personalities just never really meshed with ours. Emman came with some diagnoses on paper that, once we got him in our home, we realized we were dealing with someone very different than who we had met on paper. We went from having a kid with cerebral palsy on paper to a kid with a very real sensory disorder and attachment disorder.The implications of these new diagnoses were much more abstract and much less concrete than what we expected. Then, right before we were supposed to consummate the adoption, we got news that his bio dad was going to fight. That fight lasted seventeen grueling months. Sometimes, when Emman has the hiccups he says: "I am hiccup," I smile and agree. He is hiccup. Nothing with Emman has gone as planned or as expected. He has been hard won. From his legal standing, to his services, to his affection, to his diagnoses. Fight of my life. That phrase echoed in my head when the appeal began. The appeal was the fight of my life in a lot of ways. It felt heavy and awful. It was an invisible cloud of uncertainty. An unbecoming filter that colored everything I did and everywhere I went. The chance of losing him was crouching in the corner of every room I walked into for seventeen months. I wanted to hold back from this kid who desperately needed me to give unreservedly. I wanted to protect myself from the pain of losing my son. I had to fight to keep hope, and faith that all would work together for my good. Or that, if it didn't, would God still be good? Could I still proclaim that? I look back on the seventeen months and all I know is it felt like what war must feel like. That it felt like something was pinning me down. That hope was always one inch beyond my fingertips. I look back through my journal and it's pages and pages of scratching out verses about the character of God, of the promises of God, and begging them to be true. Begging Him not to change my life, but my heart. It took up most of my emotional energy most days. All the while trying to fight for his affection. And trying to fight for control of this little tornado. He bucks everything from my boundaries to my affection. We were at Hope Connection Camp last month and the family counselor and I were talking about my competitiveness (shocking, right?) and he said: "When it comes to kids in your peer group, like the children of your friends, who is winning?" I didn't hesitate. "Me." I have held back from writing about Emman because I don't want to be misunderstood. Or because I felt like having a different relationship with him than Isaiah is wrong. Bonding with a two year old when you have just twinned your two year old is...the truth about Emman is that he is HARD. He is stubborn and contrary. He is volatile and unpredictable. He is complicated. He pushes you away while clawing to keep you close. I am constantly assessing whether what we are facing is developmental, sensory, or just cheekiness. He bucks and fights me every step. He is exhausting. Someone asked me the other day if I mainlined cocaine to keep up with him. I don't. He is a constant vibration of whirling energy. The truth about Emman is that I lose sleep over him. I worry about him making friends. I worry about him in school. I worry about if he will ever attach to us in the way I want him to. I worry if he will be misunderstood. But the truth about him is that he is hilarious and quirky. He is brilliant. He is affectionate and friendly. The truth about Emman is that all of the fighting, the hiccups, the complications, the missteps, mishaps, and set backs have only added richness to my life. The truth about Emman is that I have gotten so many things wrong in the last two years and many days have felt like losses. The truth about Emman is that he is my beloved son and that is a win. Its THE win. 3 comments: Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Friday, January 24, 2014 Buying the Field "The Kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field, which a man found and covered up. Then in his joy he goes and sells all that he has and buys that field." Matthew 13:44 This verse has been rattling around in my brain the last few weeks as I reflected on the last year for our family and looked ahead to the next year. As I have prayed and asked the Lord for vision, this is what keeps popping up. So I think maybe this year is about buying the field. I have been thinking a lot about the cost of following Jesus on my life, my kids, my family. I have been counting the cost of the Kingdom. I think this year, more than any other year, the cost has become very real to me. We have had to truly consider and sacrifice things we thought were important, the things we thought we needed and the things we thought we valued. We have had to lay down our lives and follow this call. It has been painful and uncomfortable and stretching. This year more than any other year I think Jesus has become very real to me. Before I didn't really believe that the Kingdom could come in my minivan, at my dining room table, in my time, in my finances, in my life. But that's because I never made space for it to come. I never let God have it to do what He pleased with it. But once I started, I couldn't stop. I handed Him a piece and He transformed it from mundane, plain, and ugly to a thing of beauty. I handed Him another piece and He cleaned it up and multiplied it. I handed Him my Saturday and He filled it with picnics and baby showers with these precious mamas and their babies. I handed Him my minivan and my gas budget (for real) and He filled it to bursting with life and friendship and laughter and the CUTEST babies ever. I handed Him my plans and my spare room and He grew people into my family in a way I could never imagine, but now I couldn't imagine my family without them. I handed Him my heart and He transformed it so I could love Him better and filled it with a deeper love for his people. At the end of my life, I probably won't have aged beautifully, I probably won't get to retire early, or travel the world. My kids will probably not have new clothes or the finest education. But maybe I will have the field. See, the cost of the Kingdom is that my kids spend a lot of time in their car seats while I shuttle people around to appointments and school. They share me and they share their stuff. That I don't get a lot of ME time. That my husband and I don't hardly have date nights. Our house is always messy. There is always too much month left over at the end of the paycheck. But we have the field. And we are selling everything else. 1 comment: Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Wednesday, November 13, 2013 Revival The good news of the Gospel is that God came down and made my problems His. How do I reconcile walking out the Gospel if I don't make the problems of others mine? We belong to each other. We all belong to Him. It is what the Kingdom of God was designed for. Bearing one another's burdens. People tell me ALL. THE. TIME: "You cannot save them all!" Damn right. Actually, not a single one; but that's not what I was designed for anyways. What I can do is lighten the load. I can come along side. I can feed, clothe, and shelter. I can defend and educate. If I am not using that with which I am blessed to bless others and if I do not use my position to lift others, then what is it for? A life spent on yourself is a wasted life. This week I was trying to help a young pregnant woman find housing. I called one of the local mega churches and received an 82 page document referring other local resources that could help. That was all they could offer. They have a huge campus with a coffee shop, and tons of other amenities. We have the opportunity to be the hands and feet and we blow it all the time. We have the opportunity to make the Gospel real and we cannot be bothered. We long for revival and the words of Isaiah still ring true... If you do away with the yoke of oppression, with the pointing finger and malicious talk,10 and if you spend yourselves in behalf of the hungry and satisfy the needs of the oppressed,then your light will rise in the darkness, and your night will become like the noonday.11 The Lord will guide you always; he will satisfy your needs in a sun-scorched land and will strengthen your frame.You will be like a well-watered garden, like a spring whose waters never fail.12 Your people will rebuild the ancient ruins and will raise up the age-old foundations;you will be called Repairer of Broken Walls, Restorer of Streets with Dwellings. I used to think that feeding the homeless or clothing the naked or visiting the sick made me a "good Christian" - whatever that is - but really, that just made me a decent human. Christ calls us to something bigger and more final. Death. When we settle for this lukewarm brand of Christianity, this self-insulated life, we are doing something worse than selling ourselves short. We are selling The Gospel short. The good news is that when you die to yourself, your plans and your comforts, you truly do find life. I can say with every one of my deaths I have found so much more life, so full it is bursting at the seams. Dizzy and pulsing. More gut-wrenching and more spirit-filling. Life harder than I could have imagined yet better than I would have ever expected, because it is so out of left field and miraculous I would have NEVER dreamed it. He is using me. I see it all around me now. Not because I am good, but because He is Good. He is weaving my story, my insignificant thread, into the stories and lives of others in this incredible master tapestry of redemption. 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Cordialement, L'enfant bleu Dear Shareholder, Ref: Composite scheme of arrangement between Aditya Birla Nuvo Limited ("ABNL"), Madura Garments Lifestyle Retail Company Limited ("MGLRCL") and Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Limited (erstwhile Pantaloons Fashion & Retail Limited) ("ABFRL" or "Company") and their respective Shareholders & Creditor ("The Composite Scheme") Sub: Allotment of equity shares to the non-resident Indian shareholders ("NRI shareholders") of ABNL, holding shares on repatriation basis, kept in abeyance This refers to Company's letter dated April 20, 2016, intimating the stock exchanges that FIPB/DIPP has not acceded to the Comp any's request for allotment of shares under the Composite Scheme to the NRI shareholders of ABNL holding shares on Repatriation basis ("NRE Shareholders") and as such the issuance of Equity Shares to such shareholders would continue to remain in abeyance. The Company has been advised that as per the prevailing law(s), a non-resident shareholder is permitted to hold both NRE and NR O accounts in India. Hence, in order to settle lawful entitlements of NRE Shareholders, the Company proposes to allot the Equity Shares on Non Repatriation basis to respective NRO Accounts (NRO Basis) of such NRE Shareholders who opt for the same by a written consent in enclosed Annexure and subject to regulatory approvals and applicable laws (if any). In the event you would like to opt for allotment of the Equity Shares on NRO basis, the Company hereby requests you provide us your consent in the enclosed format latest by November 30, 2016. In case you do not have a demat account/NRO account, you may get in touch with your relevant legal and tax advisors, banker and seek their guidance in this regard. For facilitating the process of opening a NRO bank account, you may contact Axis Bank (Mr. Jay Thilak , jay.g@axisbank.com and +91 - 22 - 24254322). 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