Louise Olga Gaylord Dillingham

1885–1964 (age 79)

Biography

Louise Olga Gaylord Dillingham offered her talents to the people of O‘ahu with grace and a resolve to uplift those around her. She was a voice for thoughtful philanthropy, always attentive to the needs of friends and neighbors.

In quiet ways, Dillingham fostered beauty and harmony, believing that generosity of spirit and artistic sensibility could encourage hope in a rapidly changing world.

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