Profile
Dorothy Howell Rodham
Homemaker
Female
Born
Jun 4, 1919
Hometown
Chicago
Died
Nov 1, 2011
Death Place
Washington, D.C.
Religion
United Methodist ...
Other Names
Dorothy Emma Howell
Dorothy Emma Howell Rodham was an American homemaker and mother of U.S. Secretary of State, and former U.S. Senator and First Lady, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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Dorothy Howell Rodham
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Nbc Touts Bill Clinton's Unhappiness With Embarrassment Of Weiner Sex Scandal News Busters (Blog)Google News - Jun 09, 2011
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Julia Roberts And Hillary Clinton Among Us Royal Wedding Watchers Monsters And Critics.ComGoogle News - May 02, 2011
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On Moving Day For 2 First Families, A Bit Of Magic By 93 Pairs Of HandsNYTimes - Jan 20, 2009
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Clinton Is Out $13 Million She Lent CampaignNYTimes - Dec 23, 2008
Timeline
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CHILDHOOD
1919
Birth
Born on June 4, 1919.
TEENAGE
After graduating from there in 1937, she moved to Chicago for a failed reunion with her mother, who by then had gotten married to Max Rosenberg.
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LATE ADULTHOOD

1987
68 Years Old
In 1987, Rodham and her husband moved to Little Rock, Arkansas, to be closer to their daughter and granddaughter, Chelsea.
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1993
74 Years Old
Hugh Rodham died in 1993.
2004
85 Years Old
Dorothy Rodham remained active but valued her privacy and almost never spoke to the media, although she appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show in 2004.

2006
87 Years Old
In 2006, she moved into the Clintons' large Whitehaven house in the Kalorama neighborhood of Washington, D.C.
2007
88 Years Old
Starting in December 2007 she made a rare public appearance in Iowa and other early primary states to campaign for her daughter's presidential nomination bid.
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2011
92 Years Old
Dorothy Rodham died on November 1, 2011, in Washington, D.C., with Secretary Clinton cancelling a foreign trip in order to be by her side.
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