Scene in Edmonds 96th birthday gathering

Frank Suhara celebrated his 96th birthday on April 29 at the Channel Marker Restaurant, surrounded by family, friends, and fellow Edmonds Kiwanis members. A charter member and past president of the Edmonds Kiwanis, Suhara served in the Korean War, showcasing his dedication to both community and country. He also held the position of chief of the warehouse at Seattle’s Veterans Administration Hospital, contributing to veteran care. The celebration was attended by three past Kiwanis presidents, emphasizing the strong ties within the organization. Suhara's legacy of service has significantly influenced the Edmonds community, inspiring younger members to engage in local initiatives.

His birthday gathering not only honored his life but also served as a reminder of the value of community involvement. Events like these foster connections and reinforce the importance of recognizing local heroes. Celebrating milestones such as Suhara’s birthday strengthens community bonds and highlights the contributions of dedicated individuals.