Kenneth Iwao Ichinose

She went to Kalani High School and the University of Hawaii. In 1968 it shows that she was in Venice CA teaching science at Airport Jr High School. On January 18th 1971 she married Jack Eiji Momii  in the state of Washington, King County.

In 1972 Sandra and Jack settled in Watsonville Ca where they operated an apple farm. They worked together to raise some of the first organically grown apples in the area and produced fresh squeezed apple juice 

Sandra and Jack had 2 children:

Michelle Midori Momii  born 8/12/71 (married to Noel Hernandez with 2 children, Miles and Eva (CA). She taught special education K-8. 

And Daniel Kiyoshi Momii born 12/24/73 (CA)

 He was the youngest of three children born to Kiyoshi and Sakae Momii in Glendale, CA. He was  Interned at Amache, Colorado at 7 years old. Upon his release from the internment camp, he experienced extreme racism and isolation that was hard for a young, innocent boy to comprehend.  Once he adjusted to post-war America, he enjoyed his studies at Compton High and helping out his parents on their egg farm. He attended U.C. Davis and earned a masters degree in zoology at U.C. Berkeley. He continued his lifelong learning by teaching in Sierra Leone, Africa for two years and traveling through Japan and Mexico.  After meeting and marrying his wife Sandra, he settled his new family in Watsonville in 1972  Jack had many interests over the years. These hobbies included cooking and eating, gardening, listening to world music, fishing, camping, creating sculptures, taking pictures, rock hounding and faceting, reading, following sports and politics, and supporting social causes.  Shortly before he passed he organized a shiitake mushroom planting for September 22nd. He was able to hold on while his friends and family planted the spawn into oak logs.    Sandra and their children, Michelle and Daniel, were  with him when he passed way. They were at peace that he got to see the shiitake project through and he was no longer suffering .