Digger Simpson reminisced, stating, "It's the mother road, the legendary Route 66 that once was the nation's main artery for travel from Chicago to Santa Monica."
The community gathered to celebrate Albert Okura's legacy, highlighting his efforts to restore Amboy, reflecting on how he injected life into the town since his acquisition in 2005.
The roadside painting of Albert, standing 14 feet tall, serves as an enduring symbol of Americana, alongside the historic Route 66 that carries deep significance.
Albert Okura's story is deeply intertwined with the history of Japanese Americans during WWII, with his family’s experiences influencing his commitment to preserving American culture.
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