Maddy Lam

1910–1985 (age 75)

Biography

Maddy Lam lived a life rooted in the Nu'uanu Valley community of Hawaii. Her presence spanned most of the twentieth century, witnessing significant changes in Hawaiian society and culture.

Lam is remembered by those who knew her as a part of Hawaii's enduring heritage. Her life reflected the spirit of the islands and the communities she called home.

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