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The Nordyke twins were born that same time frame and they are not listed in the announcements. Wonder why? Since Nordyke was a young physician, perhaps he and the wife were living in the guest cottage out back, if it was there in 1961, and that’s where they brought the children home, moving not long thereafter to larger quarters. It would be a convenient slot into which to position the Obama forgery/conterfeit, if the microfiche was tamper with.

It would be a convenient slot into which to position the Obama forgery/conterfeit, if the microfiche was tamper with.

hmmm...must check to see if I can find when the Nordykes moved to Hawaii...

Mary Ellen Nordyke-Grace LINK

What has made Stanford appealing to all of them?

...My mother, Eleanor Cole Nordyke, graduated from Stanford’s five-year nursing program in 1950 and was married in Memorial Church the same day. My father, Robert Allan Nordyke, earned his BA and MD from UC Berkeley...

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How have you balanced your career and family life?

Juggling work and family demands can certainly be challenging. We have found that it is crucial to discover efficiencies, such as conducting activities in parallel, whenever possible. We are extremely fortunate to live within walking distance of the children’s elementary and high school, Punahou School, and the University of Hawaii. We are only a 15-minute drive, door to door, from my office downtown. Several family members, including my mother, live on our street and provide unfailing support.

http://yedda.com/questions/new_traction_Obama_birth_college_5041156713523/

“...Dr. Robert Allan Nordyke joined the Straub Clinic, located at 7192 Kalanianaole Highway Honolulu, HI 96825, on April 11, 1960. He was a pioneer in nuclear medicine.

“I suppose it’s just a coincidence that his wife, Eleanor Nordyke, pops up and says she gave birth to on the same day in the same hospital, then the birth announcement shows the same street address as her husband’s clinic? And the twins birth was never announced at all? A physician and his wife give birth to twins and there’s no announcement?

“Where is the birth announcement for the Nordyke twins, who both turned up in Obama’s kindergarten class? Were their names eventually removed and another name substituted in the same space?”

http://www.straubhealth.org/sch/clinics/hawaii-kai.aspx

Straub Hawaii Kai Family Health Center
Koko Marina Shopping Center
7192 Kalanianaole Highway
Honolulu, HI 96825

Might as well kill two birds with one stone:

TEXASDARLIN

blog58

"The story of Dr. West delivering the baby is all bulsh%$##.

"TD: can you please make snap shots before posting before the info disappears?

"Not scared enough already?:

"- On the first link, click to go to the next picture where the Dr. West is shaking hands with Bush.?? You thoughts?

“Rodney T. West’s Story” “…In September of l949, he resigned from the Naval Reserve as a full Commander. Then, after practicing on the Big Island of Hawaii for a year, he returned to Honolulu and joined the Obstetrics and Gynecological department of the Straub Clinic. IN DECEMBER OF 1956, after delivering at least 5,OOO babies – and other things, he retired from the practice of medicine…”

LINK PROVIDED, SCRUBBED

And that puts an end to the 'Teacher from Kenmore' story, Barbara Nelson. Who, btw, arrived in Hawaii in 1949 from Buffalo. That's the same year Neil Abercrombie arrived from Buffalo...

HONOLULU ADVERTISER

Dr. Rodney T. West

Born: Dec. 23, 1910, Wailuku, Maui

Education: Skipped seventh and eighth grades; Honolulu Military Academy, Punahou School, where West played clarinet.

Naval service: Joined Navy Reserve in January 1940, activated Sept. 5, 1941 — March 26, 1946. Resigned from Navy Reserve in 1949 at rank of commander.

Medical career highlights: Delivered 5,000 babies; President, Hawaii Medical Association (1963); Medical Director, Straub Clinic (now Straub Clinic & Hospital) until retirement in 1975; one of the founders and first president of the American College of Physician Executives (1975).

Family: Wife, Mary Ann (Carlisle) West, died 1994; daughter, Jo-Anne Lewis (Kaimuki); sons, Kenneth C. West (Phoenix) and Rodney West Jr. (Spokane, Wash.)

Lives: Kahala Nui senior residence -----

(Update: I thought that 1956 retirment date may have been to early.)