Zale Parry, the legendary “First Lady of Scuba Diving,” died at 93, leaving behind a legacy that spanned record-breaking dives, Hollywood stardom, and ocean conservation. At just 21, she shattered women’s scuba depth records at 209 feet — even earning a Groucho Marx shout-out. She starred in underwater TV shows like “Kingdom of the Sea” and “Sea Hunt,” performed stunts for Sophia Loren, and co-founded the International Underwater Film Festival. A pioneer in testing gear and training divers, she also inspired future generations through a scholarship in her name — proving that her impact on the ocean was as deep as her dives.
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