Legacy Club Museum Asian Heritage Awards Contribution Nomination
 

 

 

 

 

                                              
Achievement. Accomplishment. Heritage. Legacy.

     The Asian Heritage Awards embodies these and more.       

    Awards are not just an approval rating. They are a compilation of many things. They celebrate accomplishment, and they also celebrate

how an individual or organization connects with the community. That's why these awards are unique.     

      The Asian Heritage Awards are an opportunity for the community to learn about an individual or organization’s work and appreciate it by acknowledging it as part of a voting process.     All the nominees you see here and in the pages of the May 22 edition of ASIA, The Journal

of Culture & Commerce, were nominated by their peers or individuals familiar with their work. 

      Our API community in Southern California, in San Diego, Los Angeles and Orange County, indeed, thought so much of these individual accomplishments that they wanted to share them with others.      

      T individuals and organizations, foremost, represent achievement. What they have accomplished is their legacy to their children,

grandchildren and the community that has nurtured them. It is a testament to their accomplishments that so many are represented here

this year – double the candidates in 2008.  

       Our nominees are educators, doctors, lawyers, scientists, artists, corporate leaders, community activists, journalists, engineers,

writers, philosophers, scientists, singers, playwrights and pioneers of every kind. They are of Vietnamese descent, Chinese, Japanese,

Filipino, Korean, Laotian, Asian Indian, Taiwanese, Indonesian, Thai, Tibetan, Hawaiian, Polynesian.        

     To us, there can be no more appropriate time for role models like these.    

      We are on the verge of change, looking for those who confirm that a path to service is a worthy one. That is why our choice for special

honors this year – Major General Antonio – is so important. He embodies service; he embodies nobility; he embodies courage in

the face of setback.He and the other individuals and organizations represented here are the best and brightest of our API community and

the greater community of human kind.    

      We salute them all.    

      We thank the nominators and, above all, the nominees, who have placed their trust in us to help share their achievements and to celebrate

them with the world..    

      Leonard Novarro & Rosalynn Carmen 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2010 Asian Heritage Awards Nominations iis open

Each year, we ask the community to recommend the best and brightest in 15 categories, ranging from education to community service.

 Nominee’s names will be placed on a ballot and uploaded to our website www.AsianHeritageAwards.com midnight May 22 for members of the community to select someone in each category worthy of recognition. Those names will be announced during a gala, star-studded ceremony Saturday, July 10, 2010 aboard the USS Midway in San Diego. The event, this year titled “The Art of  Challenges,” also pays special tribute to tom Hom, a profile in success in business,politcs and community service.