Sir Edmund Hillary wanted to achieve the feat of being the first known individual to reach the summit of Mount Everest, which he accomplished in 1953 alongside Tenzing Norgay. Additionally, he devoted much of his life to philanthropic work, particularly in the development and improvement of healthcare and education in the Himalayas through the Himalayan Trust.

Sir Edmund Hillary was known for his belief in the importance of humility, perseverance, and a strong connection to nature. He valued the spirit of adventure, determination, and the importance of giving back to the communities he visited. Additionally, he held strong environmental conservation beliefs and was committed to preserving the natural world for future generations.

Sir Edmund Hillary was known for his determination, courage, humility, and leadership. He demonstrated remarkable perseverance in his ascent of Mount Everest, showing great humility in downplaying his achievements and always giving credit to his team members. His leadership inspired others to push beyond their limits and achieve great heights.

Sir Edmund Hillary was known to be humble, courageous, and determined. He was described as a compassionate individual with a strong sense of duty and respect for others.

Edmund Hillary spoke English, but may have also had some proficiency in Māori, the indigenous language of New Zealand.

Sir Edmund grew up with his family in a fringe Christian sect called Radiant Living. During WWII he at first refused entry into the military as a consciencious objector. As an adult he drifted away from Christian teachings but maintained a heart to help others.

Sir Edmund Hillary lived in Tuakau during his childhood in the early 1920s. He moved to Tuakau with his family when he was a young boy and spent several years there before pursuing his adventures in mountaineering.

Sir Edmund Hillary studied mathematics and science at Auckland University College in New Zealand.

A state funeral was held for Hillary on 22 January 2008, after which his body was cremated. The first part of this funeral was on 21 January when Hillary's casket was taken into Holy Trinity Cathedral to lie in state. On 29 February 2008, in a private ceremony, most of Hillary's ashes were scattered in Auckland's Hauraki Gulf as he had desired. The remainder went to a Nepalese monastery near Everest; a plan to scatter them on the summit was cancelled in 2010.

Edmund Hillary took essential climbing equipment, warm clothing, food supplies, and a camera with him on his successful expedition to summit Mount Everest in 1953.

Sir Edmund Hillary attended Auckland Grammar School in New Zealand for his secondary education, but he did not attend college or university. He became famous for being the first person, along with Tenzing Norgay, to reach the summit of Mount Everest in 1953.

Edmund Hillary's family was Anglican, but he himself did not have a strong religious affiliation. He respected the beliefs and cultures of the communities he interacted with during his mountaineering expeditions.

Sir Edmund Hillary's grave stone says "Sir Edmund Hillary. KG ONZ KBE. 1919-2008. A great New Zealander."

Sir Edmund Hillary did not graduate from university. He left school to work at an insurance company before becoming a mountaineer.

Sir Edmund Hillary attended the University of Auckland in New Zealand, where he studied mathematics and science.

Sir Edmund Hillary attended Tuakau Primary School in New Zealand.

Sir Edmund Hillary attended Tuakau Primary School and Auckland Grammar School in New Zealand.

Sir Edmund Hillary attended Auckland Grammar School in New Zealand.

Sir Edmund Hillary was born on July 20, 1919, and passed away on January 11, 2008.

As of my last update, the directors of Hillarys Blinds were John Risman, Rob Upshall, and Nigel Willcock.

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Edmund Hillary had three children: Peter Hillary, Sarah Hillary, and Belinda Hillary.

Edmund Hillary had two daughters called Sarah and Belinda

Sir Edmund Hillary's childhood was spent in Auckland, New Zealand, where he developed a love for the outdoors and climbing. He was an avid hiker and mountaineer from a young age, which laid the foundation for his future achievements in exploring and conquering high peaks.

Yes, Edmund Ruffin had two daughters.