Lee Moldaver: Santa Barbara’s Most Ubiquitous Activist Dies
Gifted with a prodigious intellect and encyclopedic memory, Moldaver was everywhere at the same time and had interests in planning, the environment, education, and, most recently, birds.
Nick Welsh
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