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[[File:Donna Tanoue january 2012.jpg|thumb||right|[[Donna Tanoue]] spouse of Honolulu Mayor [[Kirk Caldwell]]|200px]]
The spouse of the [[Mayor of Honolulu]] is an unpaid ceremonial position. Those who have filled the position have been a reflection of the history of the islands. Several were of Hawaiian ancestry. Emma Fern was a Hawaiian chanter and dancer. [[Kini Kapahu Wilson]] was not only a proponent of women's voting suffrage, but also found fame as a hula dancer who performed for heads of state around the world. Where Hawaiian ancestry was involved, including the cultural tradition of informal adoption known as [[hānai]], some of the spouses were known by more than one name in addition to their married names.
So far, [[Eileen Anderson]] has been the only woman mayor, and her husband Clifford F. Anderson was retired as an officer with the [[Honolulu Police Department]] when she ran for office. Mayor [[Frank Fasi]] married Cherry Blossom Queen contestant Joyce Kono. Lucy Thurston Blaisdell was a school teacher for decades, and Gail Mukaihata Hanneman served as a United States Congressional staffer or years, before returning to Hawaii when her husband ran for mayor. [[Donna Tanoue]] has a background in financial investment, has served on several corporate boards, and earned her [[Juris Doctor|J.D.]] from the [[Georgetown University Law Center]].
==Spouses of the Mayors of Honolulu==
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! scope="col" width = 20% |Name
! scope="col" width = 8% class="unsortable"|Image
! scope="col" width = 10% class="unsortable"|Birth–Death<!--Leave parentheses/brackets in place per MOS:BLPLEAD-->
! scope= class="unsortable" |Term
! scope="col" width = |Mayor
! scope="col" width = 30% class="unsortable"|Notes
! scope="col" class="unsortable"|
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|scope="row"|
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|(1872−1910)
|1909–1910
|[[Joseph J. Fern]]
|Mother of sixteen children, she was his second wife. She died April 1910.
|<ref>|date=April 29, 1910|page=8, col. 3}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(1872–1937)
|1910 – 1915<br />1917 – 1920
|Joseph J. Fern
|Joseph Fern served two non-consecutive terms as Mayor. Emma Fern was a Hawaiian chanter and dancer. She was known by several names. At her death, she was listed as Emma K. Hiram Fern. She married the widowed Mayor Fern, father of 17 children, during his first term in office, on August 15, 1910, ninety days after the death of his wife. She had also been known as Emma Keliikekukahilikaleleokalahikiolaokalani Smith Silva, and had 9 children of her own when she married Joseph Fern.Together they had one child, Victoria Kukahilihiapoaliilani. He died during his second term in office, and she survived him by 17 years, dying on September 24, 1937.
|<ref>|date=September 26, 1937}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|[[File:Mrs. John C. Lane, HSB, 1916.jpg|100px]]
|(1889–1959)
|1915–1917
|[[John C. Lane]]
|Known by several names. She was the daughter of the [[hānai]] (informally adopted) son of Governor of Maui [[Paul Nahaolelua]]. The wedding announcement referred to her as Alice Nahaolelua. Her obituary refers to her as Alice Kalakini Lane. Her mother was a lady-in-waiting to Queen [[Liliuokalani]], who mentioned her in her book as "Mrs. Kia Nahaolelua". She accompanied the queen to Washington D. C.
|<ref>|date=March 15, 1909|p=1, col. 6}}; |date=June 29, 1959|p=14, col. 1}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|[[File:Kini Kapahu, c. 1890s.jpg|100px]]
|(1872–1962)
|1920–1927<br />1929–1931<br />1947–1955
|[[John H. Wilson (Hawaii)|John H. Wilson]]
|Wilson served three non-consecutive terms as Mayor. Kini Wilson was a hula dancer during the reign of [[Kalākaua]], a [[suffragette]], and named by ''Hawaii Magazine'' as one of "15 extraordinary Hawaii women who inspire us all" She toured the world, performed for Kaiser [[Wilhelm II, German Emperor|Wilhelm II]] and Tsar [[Nicholas II of Russia|Nicholas II]]
|<ref>;Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(1889–1967)
|1927–1929
|[[Charles N. Arnold]]
|Julia was Mayor Arnold's second wife, the first being Charlotte K. Taylor who died in 1916. Julia Kaanaana Arnold was the daughter of [[John F. Colburn]] and Julia Naoho.
|<ref>|date=September 1, 1918|page=2, col. 5}}; |date=July 27, 1967|page=44}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(1885–1878)
|1931–1938
|[[George F. Wright]]
|Born in Honolulu. Married September 11, 1905.
|<ref>|date=February 28, 1978}}; </ref>
|-
|scope="row"|Vacant
|
|
|1938–1941
|[[Charles Crane]]
|Hazel Jennings Crane died in 1918
|<ref>|date=October 21, 1918|page=1, col. 3}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(1885–1971)
|1941–1947
|[[Lester Petrie]]
|Born in [[Lahaina, Hawaii|Lahaina]], she was the daughter of an English immigrant. Married in 1912, their children were Ramona, Wesley and Irma. She had membership in the [[Daughters of Hawaii]]. Named "Hawaii's Senior Citizen of 1965".
|<ref>|date=June 10, 1965|page=33, col. 1}}; |date=August 6, 1971|page=32, col. 2}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(1903–1986)
|1955–1969
|[[Neal Blaisdell]]
|Born in Honolulu to Helen A. Meek and Charles Henry Thurston, she attended [[Punahou School]]. Lucy met her husband when she was in high school, and taught school for 36 years. She christened the ''[[SS Matsonia]]'' in 1957.
|<ref>|date=December 18, 1986|page=1}}; |date=December 18, 1986|page=4}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(1937–)
|1969–1981<br />1985–1994
|[[Frank Fasi]]
|Frank Fasi served two non-consecutive terms as Mayor. Joyce Fasi graduated from the [[University of Hawaii]], and was stepmother to Fasi's children from a previous marriage. She was runner-up in the 1957 Cherry Blossom Queen contest.
|<ref>|date=January 21, 1969|page=29}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(–)
|1981–1985
|[[Eileen Anderson]]
|At the time of her election, her husband Clifford F. Anderson had retired from the [[Honolulu Police Department]]. They are the parents of three children.
|
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(–)
|1994–2004
|[[Jeremy Harris]]
|Ramona and Jeremy divorced in 2008
|<ref>; </ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(–)
|2005–2010
|[[Mufi Hannemann]]
|Former US Congressional staff member, she served on the American Samoa Economic Advisory Commission, and has bbeen director Hawaii Medical Assurance Association.
|<ref>; HMAA|url=http://ift.tt/2BVkjtr 21, 2017}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(–)
|2010–2013
|[[Peter Carlisle]]
|Cat lover
|<ref>|date=January 17, 2010|page=59}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(1954–)
|2013–
|[[Kirk Caldwell]]
|Tanoue has a financial investment background. She was the 17th chairperson of the U.S. [[Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation]] (FDIC) from May 26, 1998, until July 11, 2001. Subsequently, in April 2002, she became Vice chairperson and Managing Committee member of the [[Bank of Hawaii]]. She holds a [[Juris Doctor|J.D.]] from the [[Georgetown University Law Center]].
|<ref></ref>
|-
|}
== References ==
== Bibliography ==
*Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)|location=Westport, Conn.|isbn=0-313-23748-4|edition=1. publ.|url=http://ift.tt/2BhXZ9J}}
* Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)
[[Category:Government of Honolulu]]
The spouse of the [[Mayor of Honolulu]] is an unpaid ceremonial position. Those who have filled the position have been a reflection of the history of the islands. Several were of Hawaiian ancestry. Emma Fern was a Hawaiian chanter and dancer. [[Kini Kapahu Wilson]] was not only a proponent of women's voting suffrage, but also found fame as a hula dancer who performed for heads of state around the world. Where Hawaiian ancestry was involved, including the cultural tradition of informal adoption known as [[hānai]], some of the spouses were known by more than one name in addition to their married names.
So far, [[Eileen Anderson]] has been the only woman mayor, and her husband Clifford F. Anderson was retired as an officer with the [[Honolulu Police Department]] when she ran for office. Mayor [[Frank Fasi]] married Cherry Blossom Queen contestant Joyce Kono. Lucy Thurston Blaisdell was a school teacher for decades, and Gail Mukaihata Hanneman served as a United States Congressional staffer or years, before returning to Hawaii when her husband ran for mayor. [[Donna Tanoue]] has a background in financial investment, has served on several corporate boards, and earned her [[Juris Doctor|J.D.]] from the [[Georgetown University Law Center]].
==Spouses of the Mayors of Honolulu==
{|class="wikitable sortable" style="width:98%"
|+|
|-
! scope="col" width = 20% |Name
! scope="col" width = 8% class="unsortable"|Image
! scope="col" width = 10% class="unsortable"|Birth–Death<!--Leave parentheses/brackets in place per MOS:BLPLEAD-->
! scope= class="unsortable" |Term
! scope="col" width = |Mayor
! scope="col" width = 30% class="unsortable"|Notes
! scope="col" class="unsortable"|
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(1872−1910)
|1909–1910
|[[Joseph J. Fern]]
|Mother of sixteen children, she was his second wife. She died April 1910.
|<ref>|date=April 29, 1910|page=8, col. 3}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(1872–1937)
|1910 – 1915<br />1917 – 1920
|Joseph J. Fern
|Joseph Fern served two non-consecutive terms as Mayor. Emma Fern was a Hawaiian chanter and dancer. She was known by several names. At her death, she was listed as Emma K. Hiram Fern. She married the widowed Mayor Fern, father of 17 children, during his first term in office, on August 15, 1910, ninety days after the death of his wife. She had also been known as Emma Keliikekukahilikaleleokalahikiolaokalani Smith Silva, and had 9 children of her own when she married Joseph Fern.Together they had one child, Victoria Kukahilihiapoaliilani. He died during his second term in office, and she survived him by 17 years, dying on September 24, 1937.
|<ref>|date=September 26, 1937}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|[[File:Mrs. John C. Lane, HSB, 1916.jpg|100px]]
|(1889–1959)
|1915–1917
|[[John C. Lane]]
|Known by several names. She was the daughter of the [[hānai]] (informally adopted) son of Governor of Maui [[Paul Nahaolelua]]. The wedding announcement referred to her as Alice Nahaolelua. Her obituary refers to her as Alice Kalakini Lane. Her mother was a lady-in-waiting to Queen [[Liliuokalani]], who mentioned her in her book as "Mrs. Kia Nahaolelua". She accompanied the queen to Washington D. C.
|<ref>|date=March 15, 1909|p=1, col. 6}}; |date=June 29, 1959|p=14, col. 1}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|[[File:Kini Kapahu, c. 1890s.jpg|100px]]
|(1872–1962)
|1920–1927<br />1929–1931<br />1947–1955
|[[John H. Wilson (Hawaii)|John H. Wilson]]
|Wilson served three non-consecutive terms as Mayor. Kini Wilson was a hula dancer during the reign of [[Kalākaua]], a [[suffragette]], and named by ''Hawaii Magazine'' as one of "15 extraordinary Hawaii women who inspire us all" She toured the world, performed for Kaiser [[Wilhelm II, German Emperor|Wilhelm II]] and Tsar [[Nicholas II of Russia|Nicholas II]]
|<ref>;Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(1889–1967)
|1927–1929
|[[Charles N. Arnold]]
|Julia was Mayor Arnold's second wife, the first being Charlotte K. Taylor who died in 1916. Julia Kaanaana Arnold was the daughter of [[John F. Colburn]] and Julia Naoho.
|<ref>|date=September 1, 1918|page=2, col. 5}}; |date=July 27, 1967|page=44}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(1885–1878)
|1931–1938
|[[George F. Wright]]
|Born in Honolulu. Married September 11, 1905.
|<ref>|date=February 28, 1978}}; </ref>
|-
|scope="row"|Vacant
|
|
|1938–1941
|[[Charles Crane]]
|Hazel Jennings Crane died in 1918
|<ref>|date=October 21, 1918|page=1, col. 3}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(1885–1971)
|1941–1947
|[[Lester Petrie]]
|Born in [[Lahaina, Hawaii|Lahaina]], she was the daughter of an English immigrant. Married in 1912, their children were Ramona, Wesley and Irma. She had membership in the [[Daughters of Hawaii]]. Named "Hawaii's Senior Citizen of 1965".
|<ref>|date=June 10, 1965|page=33, col. 1}}; |date=August 6, 1971|page=32, col. 2}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(1903–1986)
|1955–1969
|[[Neal Blaisdell]]
|Born in Honolulu to Helen A. Meek and Charles Henry Thurston, she attended [[Punahou School]]. Lucy met her husband when she was in high school, and taught school for 36 years. She christened the ''[[SS Matsonia]]'' in 1957.
|<ref>|date=December 18, 1986|page=1}}; |date=December 18, 1986|page=4}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(1937–)
|1969–1981<br />1985–1994
|[[Frank Fasi]]
|Frank Fasi served two non-consecutive terms as Mayor. Joyce Fasi graduated from the [[University of Hawaii]], and was stepmother to Fasi's children from a previous marriage. She was runner-up in the 1957 Cherry Blossom Queen contest.
|<ref>|date=January 21, 1969|page=29}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(–)
|1981–1985
|[[Eileen Anderson]]
|At the time of her election, her husband Clifford F. Anderson had retired from the [[Honolulu Police Department]]. They are the parents of three children.
|
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(–)
|1994–2004
|[[Jeremy Harris]]
|Ramona and Jeremy divorced in 2008
|<ref>; </ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(–)
|2005–2010
|[[Mufi Hannemann]]
|Former US Congressional staff member, she served on the American Samoa Economic Advisory Commission, and has bbeen director Hawaii Medical Assurance Association.
|<ref>; HMAA|url=http://ift.tt/2BVkjtr 21, 2017}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(–)
|2010–2013
|[[Peter Carlisle]]
|Cat lover
|<ref>|date=January 17, 2010|page=59}}</ref>
|-
|scope="row"|
|
|(1954–)
|2013–
|[[Kirk Caldwell]]
|Tanoue has a financial investment background. She was the 17th chairperson of the U.S. [[Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation]] (FDIC) from May 26, 1998, until July 11, 2001. Subsequently, in April 2002, she became Vice chairperson and Managing Committee member of the [[Bank of Hawaii]]. She holds a [[Juris Doctor|J.D.]] from the [[Georgetown University Law Center]].
|<ref></ref>
|-
|}
== References ==
== Bibliography ==
*Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)|location=Westport, Conn.|isbn=0-313-23748-4|edition=1. publ.|url=http://ift.tt/2BhXZ9J}}
* Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)
[[Category:Government of Honolulu]]
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