Paul O. Wiig

1905–1990 (age 85)

Biography

Paul O. Wiig was a respected member of the Honolulu community who lived from 1905 to 1990. Throughout his life, he contributed to the cultural and social fabric of Hawaii during a transformative period in the islands' history.

His legacy remains part of the historical record of Honolulu, where he spent his life engaged with his community and its development.

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