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These seasonings that are part of my daily cooking reflect my southern Louisiana culture mixed with my Honduran heritage..
Seasonings
The first picture taken with my future husband on our first date exploring downtown New Orleans.
Our First Date
My great-grandfather, Zetho, and I at their home in Little Rock, Arkansas and a candy orange slice.
Candy Orange Slice
Mangu
Daisy's Naturalization form top
Daisy's Naturalization
Egyptian Breakfast
A recent photo of Maria, my stuffed teddy bear.
Maria the Stuffed Teddy Bear
The Yellow Fruit
Banana
frontal view of souvenir
World Trade Center Souvenir
My wedding ring
a new beggining
La Virgen de la Altagracia
A diamond engagement ring that has been passed down since 1919.
Engagement Ring
It is a family leather vest that has been kept for almost 60 years. It has been passed down from father to son.
Garcia Family Leather Vest
Earrings
American Flag
1939 World’s Fair Pin
This building operated from 1932-2004. Photo by Dean Wong
After 9/11
Photo by Beatrice Murch
Is Asylum Different?
Taking the Oath of Allegiance at a naturalization ceremony
War in Central America
Refugees escape by boat. Wing Luke Museum Collection
After the War in Vietnam
Community leaders held at immigration facilities. Wing Luke Museum Collection
Japanese Detention
Chinese boys dormitory, MOHAI Collection
Chinese Exclusion
Banner from Khmer Girls in Action, on display at the opening of “Deporting Cambodians,” February 5, 2009.
Deporting Cambodians exhibit
The Wing Luke Museum rehabilitated the historic East Kong Yick Building to create its current home.
Our New (and Old) Home
The East Kong Yick Building was built in 1910 in the heart of Seattle’s Chinatown.
The Story Behind Our Building
Cover/Blacket
My ring
Creative Writing
Writing
Puerco con Salsa roja
Puerco con Salsa Roja
Virgen De La Nube
Family Necklace
My personal favorite native outfit
Native Nigerian Clothes
Pollera
candy potatoes
Snow Globe
Red Sombrero
My Vestuario
Ashley Anzures
Necklace
Bella was happy on this day because she was finally allowed on the couch.
My Dog Bella
Black Angel
Waterford Crystal Wedding Set
Crystal Wedding Set & Cross
Grandmother's dancing dress
A photo taken of my father, Steven Hilo Hanakahi Lono, diving off Black Rock @ Sheraton Maui - photo held by his mo'opuna, Schaller Kua'aina Lono Batura.  Photo credit: Maui On My Mind
Diving photo circa 70's
My grandfather brought this trunk to America in 1910 with him from Bari, Italy.
sea chest
Nori
Gold and jade necklace
China sugar bowl and creamer with painted farm scene
Sugar bowl and creamer
Page 1 of letter to William H. Perry in White Pigeon, Michigan, from his nephew, Jerome Perry in Terre Haute, Indiana, April 7, 1909
Letter
Blanket Bear - blanket with a bear head and arms attached
Blanket Bear
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