Sad News on Obama Family

In May 2024, the Obama family faced another loss with the passing of Marian Robinson, Michelle Obama’s mother.

At 86, Marian had been a constant source of strength and support,

even living in the White House during Barack Obama’s presidency to help care for her granddaughters.

Known for her wisdom, resilience, and calming presence, her death was a significant and deeply felt loss for the family.

Michelle Obama paid tribute to her mother’s contentment with life and her unique ability to inspire a sense of “enoughness” in those around her.

Marian’s legacy of love and support continues to resonate within the Obama family and beyond.

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