From dKosopedia

Lowell Dillingham, son of Walter F. Dillingham and developer of the Ala Moana Center and builder of the Rainbow Tower for Henry J. Kaiser’s Hawaiian Village. [1]

In 1966, a citizens’ committee dissolved the Honolulu Community Chest and created the Aloha United Fund. Lowell Dillingham was named president. Forty-two agencies participated in the Fund during that first year."[2]

Lowell's brother was Benjamin F. Dillingham II and his grandfather Benjamin Franklin Dillingham.

External Links

• Construction giant files bankruptcy, plans to move Pleasanton's Dillingham will shrink amid public works legal morass (San Francisco Chronicle, 2-6-03)
• A Land Under Construction (Honolulu Star-Bulletin, 11-1-99)