Lowell Dillingham

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Lowell Dillingham, son of Walter F. Dillingham and developer of the Ala Moana Center and builder of the Rainbow Tower for Henry J. Kaiser’s Hawaiian Village. [1]

In 1966, a citizens’ committee dissolved the Honolulu Community Chest and created the Aloha United Fund. Lowell Dillingham was named president. Forty-two agencies participated in the Fund during that first year."[2]

Lowell's brother was Benjamin F. Dillingham II and his grandfather Benjamin Franklin Dillingham.

External Links

Construction giant files bankruptcy, plans to move Pleasanton's Dillingham will shrink amid public works legal morass (San Francisco Chronicle, 2-6-03)
A Land Under Construction (Honolulu Star-Bulletin, 11-1-99)

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