Sandra Wong

Sandra. Oh, Sandra. Hi, I'm Julie. Julie. Hi, nice to meet you. I know, I'm like getting names. It's okay. I'm Sandra Wong.

Sandra. Oh, Sandra. Hi, I'm Julie. Julie. Hi, nice to meet you. I know, I'm like getting names. It's okay. I'm Sandra Wong.

Sandra. Oh, Sandra. Hi, I'm Julie. Julie. Hi, nice to meet you. I know, I'm like getting names. It's okay. I'm Sandra Wong.

Well, we're here in front of his, where he was born.

Well, we're here in front of his, where he was born.

Well, we're here in front of his, where he was born.

I first heard about Wong Kim Ark at my father's funeral.

I first heard about Wong Kim Ark at my father's funeral.

I first heard about Wong Kim Ark at my father's funeral.

It was a picture board of my father and all these pictures of him when he was young throughout his life, along with this newspaper article that talked about the Wong Kim Ark case. And I remember reading it and thinking, this sounds like a big deal.

It was a picture board of my father and all these pictures of him when he was young throughout his life, along with this newspaper article that talked about the Wong Kim Ark case. And I remember reading it and thinking, this sounds like a big deal.

It was a picture board of my father and all these pictures of him when he was young throughout his life, along with this newspaper article that talked about the Wong Kim Ark case. And I remember reading it and thinking, this sounds like a big deal.

There was a lot of things he didn't talk about. And when I remember finding out about it, I'm like, why now do I have to find out? I would have asked all these questions.

There was a lot of things he didn't talk about. And when I remember finding out about it, I'm like, why now do I have to find out? I would have asked all these questions.

There was a lot of things he didn't talk about. And when I remember finding out about it, I'm like, why now do I have to find out? I would have asked all these questions.

Through documents, through the National Archive transcripts. You know, I remember seeing his picture as a little boy and reading about the testimony that he had to go through at his court hearing to enter prison.

Through documents, through the National Archive transcripts. You know, I remember seeing his picture as a little boy and reading about the testimony that he had to go through at his court hearing to enter prison.

Through documents, through the National Archive transcripts. You know, I remember seeing his picture as a little boy and reading about the testimony that he had to go through at his court hearing to enter prison.

So that would be my great-grandfather. I feel like it's a bit of a loss because, you know, I wasn't able to talk to my dad about it. And I would have loved to have asked him questions and to hear it through him. I would have loved that.

So that would be my great-grandfather. I feel like it's a bit of a loss because, you know, I wasn't able to talk to my dad about it. And I would have loved to have asked him questions and to hear it through him. I would have loved that.