Anthony Tony Ishisaka

Tony Ishisaka Community Memorial Celebration The community is invited to join us for a celebration of the life of Tony Ishisaka. Saturday, Sept. 14, 2019 - 1-5 pm Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center, Seattle SCHEDULE (Subject to Change) 1-1:30 pm - Arrival 1:30-3 pm - Program 3-5 pm - Catered reception and community potluck (potluck sign up) >> RSVP HERE POTLUCK SIGN UP If you would like to contribute culturally relevant food for the reception, first RSVP through Eventbrite and then please sign up here. POTLUCK SIGN UP VOLUNTEER SIGN UP If you are interested in volunteering, first RSVP through Eventbrite and then please sign up here. VOLUNTEER SIGN UP SHARE REMEMBRANCES/TRIBUTES If you would like to share a remembrance/tribute, please add it to the memorial page MEMORIAL PAGE MEMORIAL FUND In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Anthony Hideki Ishisaka Endowed Memorial Fellowship fund at the UW School of Social Work to advance work in communities of color. MEMORIAL FUND FAQs I am interested in volunteering, who should I reach out to? Please signup here if you are interested in volunteering for the memorial service. What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? Parking will be limited in the lot closest to the venue for elders and people with mobility challenges. There is parking along the road leading to the venue. We will have shuttles to the upper parking lot. More to come on that. Please plan to carpool. How can I contact the organizer with any questions? Please email naomi.ishisaka@gmail.com if you have questions. I would like to share a remembrance/tribute. How should I do that? Please add to the memorial page. MEMORIAL PAGE I would like to send flowers or a donation, where should I send it? Please donate to the Anthony Hideki Ishisaka Endowed Memorial Fellowship fund at the UW School of Social Work. MEMORIAL FUND This endowment was created in honor of Professor Anthony Hideki Ishisaka, the School of Social Work's former associate dean for academic affairs. Honoring his work, this fund supports provides financial assistance to students in the School of Social Work whose work will benefit communities of color. During his long and illustrious career at the UW, he helped create the School's first service-learning opportunities with communities of color in the Seattle area.