FUNABIKI, KIKU HORI, 95, died peacefully at her home in San Francisco on October 12, 2019. Kiku was born in San Francisco at Post and Buchanan on July 4, 1924. She resided there until the war when her family were incarcerated at Heart Mountain, Wyoming Internment Camp. On release to the west coast she completed […]
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