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Obamas Say Aloha to Hawaiipreviously have traveled with the Obamas to Hawaii . Maya Soetoro-Ng, Obama's sister Tour guide Dennis Lynch of Discover Hawaii Tours said he has the best job in town The tour is not just for tourists. Boh Clamadi, who lives in Honolulu, brought to his grandmother, who raised him in Hawaii and died two days before he won the election
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Obama's Grandmother Eulogized in Honolulu
year. Obama and his half-sister Maya Soetoro-Ng sent a letter read by Al Landon, chief executive officer of the Bank of Hawaii , where Dunham had worked. Using the Hawaiian word for grandmother -- "Tutu" -- Obama and Soetoro-Ng wrote
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Obama mourns loss of his grandmother
hours after she died in her Hawaii home, adviser Robert Gibbs In 1960, they moved to Hawaii with daughter, Stanley Ann student at the University of Hawaii . The Dunhams raised Obama female vice presidents of the Bank of Hawaii .
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Obama leaves campaign trail to visit ill grandmother
Obama makes the long flight to Hawaii . On Friday, Obama's wife degrees through the University of Hawaii . In a campaign ad this year In March, several Bank of Hawaii co-workers told The Advertiser Dunham was being promoted at Bank of Hawaii . On Monday Slom said, "I
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Obama leaving campaign trail to visit ill grandmother
Obama makes the long flight to Hawaii . On Friday, Obama's wife degrees through the University of Hawaii . In a campaign ad this year In March, several Bank of Hawaii co-workers told The Advertiser Dunham was being promoted at Bank of Hawaii . On Monday Slom said, "I
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Family precedent: Obama's grandmother blazed trails
a feminist trail in Hawaii banking circles in the to become one of the Bank of Hawaii 's first female vice discrimination. Sam Slom, a Bank of Hawaii economist then, who where she joined the Bank of Hawaii in 1960. Dunham used
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Obama's grandmother blazed trail
a feminist trail in Hawaii banking circles in the to become one of the Bank of Hawaii 's first female vice discrimination. Sam Slom, a Bank of Hawaii economist then, who where she joined the Bank of Hawaii in 1960. Dunham used
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The Note: Hope Against Hopegrew up surrounded by racial insensitivity," the Advertiser's Dan Nakaso writes. "Several current and former Bank of Hawaii executives -- some of whom were mentored by Dunham and knew her after she retired -- said they were stunned by Obama's
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Obama's Grandmama
of Sen. Barack Obama, D-Illinois, who in December 1970 was named one of the first two female vice presidents at Bank of Hawaii . Dunham may be best known to voters as the woman Obama referenced in his race speech, when he said of Rev. Jeremiah
