San Francisco, CA | San Jose, CA | Foxboro, MA
Linda Ujifusa lives in San Francisco, California. Other places in which Linda has lived are San Jose, California; Foxboro, Massachusetts; Middletown, Rhode Island and Portsmouth, Rhode Island. Some of Linda family members are Lana Ujifusa, Ted Ujifusa, Robert Theodore Ujifusa, Kathryn F Ujifusa, Allannahc C Ujifusa, Summer L Ujifusa, Douglas Richard Ujifusa, John M Ujifusa, Linda J Ujifusa, Dick Ujifusa, Robert L Ujifusa and John Mark Ryan.
Mark Ujifusa lives in Pollock Pines, CA, but has also spent time in Sandy, UT. Shauna Stanton Ujifusa is in Mark family.
Andrew Ujifusa lives in Cambridge, MA, but has also spent time in Chappaqua, NY. Grant Amy Ujifusa and Steven Brooks Ujifusa are some of Andrew relatives.
Salt Lake City, UT | Holladay, UT
Betty Ujifusa lives in Salt Lake City, UT. Betty has also lived in Holladay, UT. Some of Betty family members are David Allan Ujifusa, Caryn Sheffield Ujifusa and Grassli Leonard Ujifusa.
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Grant Ujifusa was born on January 4, 1942, in Worland, Wyoming, and grew up with his younger sister Susan on a sugar beet farm not far from that agreeable and friendly small town, one very much still located about 65 miles southeast of Heart Mountain, perhaps the most famous of the camps where Japanese Americans were imprisoned during World War II. Grant's grandfather, Ujifusa Shuichi, came to northern Wyoming in 1905 to help to lay track for the Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad. After the work was completed, Shuichi decided to shovel and level farmland out of the local erose desert and raise a family, including Grant's father Tom, in an isolated geological basin surrounded by the Rocky Mountains and three sister ranges. Through the arid basin flowed the Big Horn River from which water was diverted to irrigate Shuichi's farm.. You can find more here.
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