Luncheon Speaker
June, 1999

Lawrence R. Rodriggs

ANNUAL SEMINAR AND EXHIBITS LUNCHEON SPEAKER

Lawrence R. Rodriggs, a third generation-born Hawaiian of Portuguese ancestry, will give an oral and pictorial presentation of what it was like to be a civilian in Honolulu during the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Based on his book We Remember Pearl Harbor, Mr. Rodriggs will recount the civilian deaths, damage, curfews, blackouts, air-raid drills, and general confusion that took place during that dark period of American history. He has been instrumental in getting civilian names added to the memorial of war dead, and his talk will prove to be a moving and dramatic look at this side of the story.

Luncheon space is limited so get your reservations in NOW.
There may NOT be tickets available at the door.
For information contact Lynette Foulger at (408) 341-3729