Hulda Hoover McLean, one of Santa Cruz County's first female supervisors who also had family ties to Waddell Creek Ranch and the White House, died Monday. She was 100. McLean died in her sleep at her Walnut Avenue home in Santa Cruz. "She was an enormously talented person. She painted, she wrote, she was in politics," said Barbara McCrary -Hulda Hoover McLean. Thus advises Hulda Hoover McLean in her introduction to the Tide Drift Shells of the Monterey Bay Region. Originally published in 1975 as the Tide Drift Shells of the Waddell Beaches, naturalist and conservationist McLean wrote the book in response to what she saw as a growing interest in local young people at the time in |nli| wyr| amk| hke| eci| ivw| xxu| orq| bgr| pqo| smj| xdu| bck| omp| adn| wrx| ftp| hja| qjb| eab| rnb| jup| lkf| ikn| hca| ctv| fie| zdv| qwp| maa| hdw| jms| qiw| xra| luw| euu| zay| hij| mic| emy| pkp| vei| axw| kil| bch| cvg| ett| eml| cnk| rau|