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Barack Obama’s Grandmother Sarah Obama Passes Away At 99

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Sarah Ogwel Onyango Obama, the matriarch of the Obama family and step-grandmother to former United States President Barack Obama, passed away Monday (March 29) of a brief illness. The elder Obama, who the family affectionately referred to as "Mama Sarah" was 99 years old.

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