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Jean Hayward was a fixture in Montecito before Montecito became Montecito. She and her husband George Collins raised their 4 children and rode Montecito trails on horseback with rider-friends, especially around the Buena Vista Canyon where they lived, which led them to taking a major role in the formation of the Montecito Trails Association, still active today. Hitching posts in front of all their homes, in those days, were common. The Collins's developed quite a reputation for creative New Year's Eve parties, where Jean wrote creative scripts based on famous movies, and the party-goers re-enacted scenes (in costume) of iconic films such as "Around the World in 80 Days", "Goldfinger" and "Ben Hur". Of course an "after party" a few months later was as popular as the first gala, where all were invited to view the screening of Jean's creation. Jean was an accomplished mime artist, devoting her skills to skits such as "A Christmas Carol" for large local groups and eventually to a significant venue in the prestigious Hollywood Bowl, where she performed a solo performance of the "Carnival of the Animals" complete with exotic costumes she designed, a symphony orchestra, and narration and introduction by Danny Kaye, with whom she shared the stage. Her day to day passion, though, was life at the Buena Vista house with family and the horses, plus her mule. While husband George was a member of the Rancheros Vistadores and SB Trail Riders, Jean helped create a woman's version of this, the "Sage Hens", who, for a decade, did an annual outing with dozens of ladies which included fancier tents, better food, and better behavior. This progressed into Thanksgiving camping trips with family friends and horses at the Hollister Ranch. Her idea: a formal Thanksgiving with fully set tables under the stars with silver settings, candelabra, table cloths and all the trimmings of a Thanksgiving Feast with horses tied in the back ground, and moonlight providing the ambience. Unfortunately, as so many of these Jean-directed outings got rained out, this camping group gained the moniker, "The Rainmakers". This didn't hold her back, as she then enrolled The Rainmakers in several Fiesta Parades as an equine group announced as "The Rainmakers" on State Street over the PA System for years. Generations of Montecito Riders were part of this procession. Jean Ellen Eastwood (then) was born in Oxnard, California. Her father, Herbert Hastings Eastwood (1869-1957), was a long time Mayor of Oxnard and was from a pioneer family that moved westward in the late 19th century. (HH Eastwood Park still exists in his honor.) Her mother, Irma Arundell Eastwood (1878-1960) was originally from England, then lived in Greely, CO before moving to Oxnard. Jean attended Ojai Valley School as a child, when the school was just beginning, and later graduated from UCLA where she met her future husband, George Collins, who was to serve soon thereafter in WWII in the Navy. George's early passing in 1967 brought a pause to Jean's life, but some years later, she married Bill Hayward (a long time Montecito family widower friend), and she was happily with him until his passing in 1995. In 1997, Jean moved to the Casa Dorinda Retirement Community. Jean gave her final performance of "A Christmas Carol" on Christmas Day, 2006, at Casa Dorinda at age 90. Jean was predeceased by her two older sisters, Blanche Eastwood Espy, and Alice Eastwood Hollis, as well as by her son, Stephen Collins (1944-2006), who is well remembered for his football greatness at SB High school, with the nickname of 'Crash Collins'. Jean is survived by her children, Julia Collins, George (Robin) Collins, and Mark Collins, as well as her grandchildren, Valerie Haselton, Daryl Haselton, Heather Collins, Robert Collins, Stephen Collins Jr., and Kyle Collins. Services pending at Santa Barbara Cemetery will be private with the immediate family. For those wishing to make remembrances, please consider Montecito Trails (http://www.montecitotrailsfoundation.info ), "The Westerners" (805.682.1113) or The Santa Barbara Historical Museum (http://www.santabarbaramuseum.com) .

Entered the presence of God on December 21, 2015, six days after his 93rd birthday. Mentally sound but physically frail, he lived in his own home up until August 2015, when his body began failing him. Born December 15, 1922, to Lynn Earle Favor and Hildur Wallin Favor in Pasadena, Calif., he grew up in Altadena with his older brother, Stuart. Earle enlisted in the U.S. Army after Pearl Harbor and was selected to attend Officer Candidate School. Sent to Seattle after his training and commissioning to serve in the Pacific Theater, he began a temporary assignment there developing, maintaining and repairing small military boats used to deliver supplies to large ships. His skill at this task led to a permanent job, and he directed the entire effort until World War II ended. Thanks to the GI Bill, Earle attended the University of Southern California, graduating with a degree in accounting and completing law school. He married fellow USC student Alice Theal in 1949. They settled first in Pasadena, where their four children were born, and then in Altadena. Earle practiced law in Pasadena with Jack Pettee before seizing the opportunity to work for Pickett Slide Rules and move with the company to Santa Barbara in 1964. Calculators soon put an end to the slide rule business, and Earle returned to the law, joining the firm Sullivan, Roche and Johnson in Santa Barbara. Later he and Lester West formed West and Favor. Toward the end of his career, Earle established Favor and Aijian with Mark Aijian, who took over the practice when Earle retired in 1987. Earle specialized in tax law and charitable giving, advising many non-profit organizations in Santa Barbara, including Westmont College. A scratch golfer as a young man, Earle played the game weekly all his life until age added too many strokes to his score. As a college student, he earned extra money hustling on the golf course. He taught his children to golf at a young age and played with them early Sunday morning for years. Earle and Alice enjoyed playing courses throughout California during their retirement. Earle served on the building committee for the Montecito YMCA facility on Santa Rosa Lane and volunteered his time with groups such as Indian Guides and Indian Maidens. He encouraged his children to get involved as well, and the family won a special award for their service to the Y in the 1960s. In 1976, Earle and Alice joined El Montecito Presbyterian Church, and he chaired the building committee for major construction of new church facilities in the 1990s. A committed Christian, he led a Sunday school class for many years, served as an elder, volunteered as a leader with th e Inquirer's Class, and visited shut-ins. Earle loved his family and spent much time with his children, quizzing them on state capitals and presidents at the dinner table, helping them with homework (especially mathematics), getting involved in their activities, and hosting their group parties at his home. He is survived by: Alice, his wife of nearly 67 years; his children, Nancy Phinney (Bob), Brad (Nina), Kathleen Weyant (John) and Lynn Hertzfeld (Bruce); nine grandchildren, Sam Phinney, Jon Wentzel, James Wentzel, Alex Favor, Michael Favor, Charlie Favor, Christopher Weyant, Melissa Weyant, and Sarah Hertzfeld; and five great-grandchildren (with two more on the way). To include as many of Earle's children and grandchildren as possible (they live in Asia, Europe, Australia and the East Coast as well as California), the family hopes to hold a memorial service sometime this summer.

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April 4, 1917 – January 11, 2016

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FAVOR, Earle Wallin

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HAYWARD, Jean Collins

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