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To: Fred Nerks

“I may be the only person left who specifically remembers his birth. His parents are gone, his grandmother is gone, the obstetrician who delivered him is gone,” said Nelson, referring to Dr. Rodney T. West, who died in February at the age of 98.”


1,320 posted on 08/01/2012 7:55:00 AM PDT by Greenperson
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To: Greenperson

Yeah, the Punahou teacher who lied; since that Dr.West retired from delivering babies in, IIRC, the ‘50s.


1,325 posted on 08/01/2012 8:54:00 AM PDT by little jeremiah (Courage is not simply one of the virtues, but the form of every virtue at the testing point. CSLewis)
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Yep, they were ALL GONE. And Dr West had retired from obstetrics five years before...not that she quoted him saying HE delivered 'the baby' - she was much too smart for that, she quoted what A DEAD MAN TOLD HER.

And I STILL want to know how her father in Buffalo would have been interested in the name ... if he didn't know him. Just how did the kenyan arrive with a degree in Business Administration? He didn't achieve that in kenya, and putting Luo folktales into writing, as Elizabeth Mooney claims he did, would hardly quailify him to attend a university, he school he attended at Maseno was a high school/trade school that taught such useful items as tailoring and carpentry.

So he shows up in Hawaii in the same year (for the same semester?) as Neil Abercrombie and the student Barbara Nelson....

And an elderly doctor has lunch with her alone? He must have been at least twenty years older. Pull the other leg Barbara...


1,333 posted on 08/01/2012 2:16:39 PM PDT by Fred Nerks
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