by > the Utah Council for Citizen Diplomacy under the sponsorship of the > International Visitor Leadership Program of the U. S. Department of State's > Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs." > > "Moral courage is a rarer commodity than bravery in battle or great > intelligence." > - Robert F. Kennedy - > >-----Original Message----- > From: James Ito [mailto:itoj@webpipe.net] > Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 6:12 AM > To: Krzysztof > Subject: Re: Delegate from Japan, guest of the U.S. Department of State. > > I did receive your e-mail and in the process of gathering information. > Talked Mayor Butler who is clearing his calendar for Mr. Furakawa. Could > you please explain Mr. Furukawa government position? Is he an elected > official? Is he appointed? Is he a career Civil Service? What is his > function in the government? Mayor Butler would like to know. Also who > besides himself who will be joining the Mayor on Sep 8? How old is Mr. > Furukawa? > > Additional information requested: Were there additional children born or > raised here in Marriott during their stay here? How long did they live > here? Why did they come to Marriott and why did they leave? > If there were additional children living or were born here what were their > names? Does Mr. Furukawa have a copy of his Mothers Birth Certificate if > not does he know the date she was born? > > This information would be useful in doing my research. I will keep you > informed as I gather information. Jim Ito > > > > > > Krzysztof writes: > >> Der Mr. Ito, >> >> >> >> Thank you very much for taking my call today. As I was explaining to you > on >> the phone I am trying to arrange a visit for our guest from Japan Mr. Mr. Haruyuki FURUKAWA- Senior Staffer General Affairs Department > Administrative >> Office, House of Councilors, who's main reason to visit the United States > is >> to learn about our Federalism and Legislature, but while in Utah he also >> wants to trace his roots. >> >> >> I am trying to see if we could arrange a half a day or even a day trip to https://qmail.webpipe.net/cgi-b^ 8/31/2005