Service | Vision | Leadership | Dedication
Join us for a celebration to honor Lynn Fuchigami Parks, her accomplished leadership at the Japanese American Museum of Oregon, and her continuing service to her community.
Sunday, November 20
2:00 – 5:00 pm
At World Forestry Center
Miller Hall
4033 SW Canyon Rd
Portland, OR 97221
RSVP required below.
Light refreshments and drinks will be served. Masks are preferred (there will be extras on-site).
Space is limited for this event and RSVP is required. Please complete this form by Thursday, November 10 to let us know you will attend. Please contact info@jamo.org or 503-224-1458 if you have questions.
Become a part of Lynn’s legacy of dedication and service by making a donation in her honor.
During her decade in leadership at the Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center and now the Japanese American Museum of Oregon, Lynn demonstrated vision, resilience, and a deep commitment to our mission and the communities we serve. Foremost among the many achievements is our current Museum home opened in May 2021. A donation to this fund will ensure that Lynn’s values and legacy continue to guide the museum into the future.
Make a gift in Lynn’s honor to the Japanese American Museum of Oregon’s Lynn Fuchigami Parks Fund today at the link below.
Alternatively, checks made out to the Japanese American Museum of Oregon can be mailed to 411 NW Flanders St, Suite 100, Portland, OR 97209 with a memo line that says, “Lynn Fuchigami Parks Fund.” We will also be able to accept checks and credit cards on-site at the November 20 event.
The event will be at Miller Hall, part of World Forestry Center. The event hall is a separate building and is located to the southwest of the Forestry Center--lookout for signage from JAMO. Parking lots A and B are nearest to the Hall.
Metered parking is available at Washington Park, where the World Forestry Center is located. Parking rates are $2.00 per hour or $8.00 all day.
Driving Directions
From Highway 26 (East or West), take exit 72 for Zoo/Forestry Center. Follow park signs to get to your Washington Park destination.
TriMet Light Rail
TriMet’sBlue and Red MAX Light Rail lines serve the Washington Park MAX station. Trains heading east to downtown and west to the Sunset Transit Center Park and Ride arrive every nine minutes. The park is four stops from Pioneer Courthouse Square.
TriMet Line 63
TriMet’s new Line 63-Washington Park/SW 6th route runs from Pioneer Courthouse Square to the Int’l Rose Test Garden/Portland Japanese Garden. It runs daily on the hour, every hour from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. View schedule.
We prefer that everyone wear a mask at the event while they are not eating or drinking. We will have extra masks on-hand if needed. The World Forestry Center’s Miller Hall is equipped with a quality air purification system. JAMO will also be bringing our own portable air filters.