I-Ho Pomeroy Peace Park Unveiled

I-Ho Pomeroy Peace Park Unveiled

Author: The Daily News Now! June 6, 2026 Duration: 1:44
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Bozeman is set to unveil its newest park, the I-Ho Pomeroy Peace Park, this August—a heartfelt tribute to a beloved local icon who passed away earlier this year after a courageous battle with cancer. Located at the corner of Mendenhall Street and Black Avenue, the park celebrates her Korean heritage and her lifelong mission to unite people from all walks of life. Designed as a beacon of peace and connection, it features multilingual signage echoing her motherly mantra: “May Peace Prevail on Earth.” Her daughter, Jin-Ju Jahns, who now runs her mother’s restaurant, shared how deeply moved she was by the park’s progress, calling it a living testament to her mother’s love for the community and her unwavering commitment to service. Jahns believes I-Ho would be overjoyed to see her legacy honored in such a beautiful, inclusive space—a true reflection of a life lived in service to others.

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