Eunice Tazuko Tamashiro Folla was a force of life,” her family says on a memorial page, “a radiant and joyful presence who devoted her life to loving, giving and educating – loving her children, her family, and her community, and giving all of herself to the education of young children.”
Folla’s family established a memorial site for her. Read more about her life and contribute to the fundraiser, if you’d like, here.
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Priced Out of the Air We Breathe
Submetering at Roosevelt Landings Converts Comfort into Profit While RIOC Watches from the Balcony
It used to be you could sit by the window and breathe in a little peace. Now, that costs extra—and someone’s cashing in.
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