Philanthropist, Entrepreneur. Founded Fleetwood Enterprises manufactured housing company that became an industry leader and later becoming a large producer of recreational vehicles. His humor and limitless generosity was widely known and he often opened his Newport Beach home to host charity events. He also made large donations to the Crystal Cathedral, Hoag Hospital, the Orange County GOP as well as a long list of other charities. After his retirement in 1992 he hosted the Television cooking show, “At Home on the Range,” which ran for ten years. He published his autobiography, “The Wheel & I” in 2000. Crean died of congestive heart failure at age 81. (bio by: Elizabeth Reed)