Jane Dee Hull

1935–2020 (age 85)

Politician

Biography

Jane Dee Hull (1935-2020) served with distinction as an Arizona legislator and became the state’s first female governor, embodying leadership rooted in fiscal responsibility, education, and public service. Her tenure reflected a deep commitment to the people she represented, marked by thoughtful policy and steady resolve.

Beyond politics, Jane was cherished for her warmth, her collaborative spirit, and her mentorship of emerging leaders, ensuring her impact would be felt for generations to come.

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