Trudy Saldana has been married to her husband Joe for 50 years. They came to Catalina as newlyweds.
Trudy and Joe raised their family on Catalina.
Forty years ago Trudy worked as part of the group seeking to start the first preschool on the Island.
They have owned and operated Coyote Joe’s restaurant for 33 years.
Trudy cares about everyone receiving equal access to quality health care and effective medical treatment on the Island.
Trudy Saldana has been married to her husband Joe for 50 years. They came to Catalina as newlyweds.
Trudy and Joe raised their family on Catalina.
Forty years ago Trudy worked as part of the group seeking to start the first preschool on the Island.
They have owned and operated Coyote Joe’s restaurant for 33 years.
Trudy cares about everyone receiving equal access to quality health care and effective medical treatment on the Island.
Judy Grear is a retired school teacher who still works as a substitute teacher at Avalon School.
She is president of the board for Avalon’s Friends of the Library and vice-president of Catalina Kid Ventures. She and her husband Dave have visited the Island for the past 40 years but moved to Avalon full time five years ago.
Judy Grear cares about the hospital and how it can better serve the community of residents and visitors.
The AMDC Board which oversees operations for Catalina Island Medical Center has seven members: Catrina Awalt, Judy Grear, Lisa Moss, Michael Ponce, Trudy Saldana, Bea VanEvery and Conrado Vega.
