Summer 2017 Newsletter
Read More >>Summer 2017 Newsletter
MINETA TO ACCEPT SECC AWARD AT REUNION
SECRETARY NORMAN Y. MINETA TO ACCEPT SECC AWARD AT SEABROOK REUNION It is with great pleasure that the Seabrook Educational Cultural Center (SECC) and the Seabrook Chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League (JACL) announce the selection of NORMAN Y. MINETA to receive the 2017 John Fuyuume Citizenship Award. The award was established […]
Read More >>Spring 2017 Newsletter
Spring 2017 Newsletter
Read More >>REUNION RECAP
Reunion images will be posted in a gallery on our website soon! Reunion activity will continue to be posted on our FaceBook page. Click the link below to “Like SECC” and follow our activity all year long! https://www.facebook.com/seabrookeducation/ American writer & SECC Trustee, John M. Seabrook, Jr., delivered the keynote speech at John Fuyuume […]
Read More >>SECC SECURES GRANT FUNDS
SECC has been successful in it’s applications for county re-grant funds from both Cumberland and Salem Counties via the New Jersey Historical Commission/Department of State and the Cumberland and Salem County Boards of Chosen Freeholders through both the Cumberland County Cultural and Heritage Commission and the Salem County Cultural and Heritage Commission. Cumberland County Historical […]
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Read More >>SEABROOK REUNION 2017 – SAVE THE DATES!
July 14-16, 2017 to include the Obon Festival on July 15. SECC and the Seabrook Japanese American Citizens League (JACL) are co-sponsoring the inaugural John Fuyuume Citizen Award Luncheon in conjunction with the Seabrook Reunion. For Details and to volunteer contact SECC at (856) 451-8393 or Michael Asada, JACL President at 248 979 4828 michael.k.asada@gmail.com. […]
Read More >>SECC sadly acknowledges the passing of co-founder John Fuyuume 1925-2016
John N. Fuyuume, 91, of Shannondell in Audubon, PA and formerly of Upper Deerfield Twp., NJ died Friday evening, September 30, 2016 suddenly and unexpectedly. John was born in Los Angeles, CA on April 24, 1925 and was the son of the late Junji and Chise (nee Takaoki) Fuyuume. At the age of 16, John […]
Read More >>Spring 2016 Newsletter
In this newsletter John Fuyuume is Honored by Greater Bridgeton Legends and the Philadelphia Phillies DOWNLOAD THIS NEWSLETTER
Read More >>Seabrook Educational and Cultural Center Unveils New Website
The Seabrook Educational and Cultural Center has announced the launch of its new website. The website features upcoming events, news and information, and many images showing the history of the center.
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