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This is a list of some notable people who have lived in the City and County of Denver, Colorado, United States.

People born elsewhere but raised in Denver are marked with a §. People born and raised elsewhere who have lived in Denver as adults are marked with a #.

Academia

Harold Agnew (1921–2013), physicist^[1]
Hal Anger (1920–2005), electrical engineer, biophysicist^[2]
Lena Lovato Archuleta (1920–2011), administrator, librarian^[3] #
John Arthur (1946–2007), philosopher^[4]
Alfred Marshall Bailey (1894–1978), ornithologist^[5] #
Jacques Bailly (1966– ), classics scholar, Scripps National Spelling Bee pronouncer^[6]
Thomas Bopp (1949–2018), astronomer and co-discoverer of comet Hale-Bopp^[7]
Jason Box (1970– ), climatologist, geographer^[8]
Hendrika B. Cantwell (1925– ), Dutch-American clinical professor of pediatrics, advocate for abused and neglected children^[9]
Louis George Carpenter (1861–1935), engineer, mathematician^[10] #
Katherine M. Cook (1876–1962), educator and government official who specialized in rural education^[11]
John Cotton Dana (1856–1929), librarian, museum director^[12] #
Gertrude Crotty Davenport (1866–1946), biologist, eugenicist^[13]
David Brion Davis (1927-2019), Sterling Professor of History at Yale University and director of Yale's Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition
Edwina Hume Fallis (1876–1957), educator, writer, toy designer^[14]
Alan Fowler (1928– ), physicist^[15]
Margaret Hayes Grazier (1916–1999), librarian, educator^[16]
Margaret Storrs Grierson (1900–1997), archivist, philosophy professor^[17]
John L. Hall (1934– ), physicist^[18]
Donna Haraway (1944– ), feminist studies scholar, sociologist^[19]
Orin Hargraves (1953– ), lexicographer^[20]
Robert Heizer (1915–1979), archaeologist^[21]
Arnold Kramish (1923–2010), nuclear physicist^[22]
Tony Laubach, meteorologist with the TWISTEX team^{[citation needed]}
Henry F. May (1915–2012), historian^[23]
David Messerschmitt (1945– ), electrical engineer^[24]
Seeley G. Mudd (1895–1968), physician, professor, philanthropist^[25]
Rob Nelson (1979– ), biologist, documentary filmmaker^[26]
John W. Olmsted (1903–1986), historian^[27]
Renee Rabinowitz (1934–2020), psychologist and lawyer^[28] #
Robert Reid (1924–2006), engineer^[29]
Paul Romer (1955– ), economist^[30]
Tim Samaras (1957–2013), engineer, meteorologist
Ann Linnea Sandberg (1938–2009), immunologist^[31]§
John Searle (1932– ), philosopher^[32]
Paul Stewart (1925–2015), historian^[33] #
Willis M. Tate (1912–1989), university president^[34]
Keith Uncapher (1922–2002), computer engineer^[35]
Stanley M. Wagner (1932–2013), rabbi and academic^[36] #
James Q. Wilson (1931–2012), political scientist^[37]
Hannah Marie Wormington (1914–1994), archaeologist^[38]

Arts and entertainment

Fashion

Lauren Bush (1984– ), model, designer, philanthropist^[39]
Mondo Guerra (1978– ), fashion designer, philanthropist^[40]

Film, television, and theatre

Tim Allen (1953– ), actor, comedian^[41]
Michael J. Anderson (1953– ), actor^[42]
Annaleigh Ashford (1985– ), actress, singer^[43]
Barry Atwater (1918–1978), actor^[44]
Phil Austin (1941–2015), comedian, writer^[45]
Dian Bachar (1970– ), actor^[46]
Roseanne Barr (1952– ), actress, comedian^[47] #
Barbara Bates (1925–1969), actress, singer^[48]
Madge Bellamy (1899–1990), actress^[49] §
Matthew Berry (1969– ), screenwriter, producer, fantasy sports analyst^[50]
Julie Bishop (1914–2001), actress^[51]
Josh Blue (1978– ), comedian^[52] #
Sierra Boggess (1982 – ), actress, singer^[53]
Tom Bower (1938– ), actor^[54]
Stan Brakhage (1933–2003), experimental filmmaker^[55] §
Bobby Buntrock (1952–1974), actor^[56]
Molly Burnett (1988-), actress
Joseph Castanon (1997– ), actor^[57]
Mary Jo Catlett (1938– ), actress^[58]
Kristin Cavallari (1987– ), television personality, actress^[59]
Adam Cayton-Holland (1980– ), comedian^[60]
Don Cheadle (1964– ), actor^[61] §
Marshall Colt (1948– ), actor, psychologist^{[citation needed]} #
Lillian Covillo (1921–2010), ballet dancer^[62]
Richard C. Currier (1892–1984), film editor^[63]
Ann B. Davis (1926–2014), actress^[64] #
John Davis (1954– ), producer^[65]
Ashly DelGrosso (1982– ), dancer^[66]
Rubye De Remer (1892–1984), actress, dancer^[67]
Scott Derrickson (1966– ), director, screenwriter^[68]
Josephine Dillon (1884–1971), actress^[69]
Madhuri Dixit (1967– ), actress^[70] #
Jack Earle (1906–1952), actor, sideshow performer^[71]
Chris Eigeman (1965– ), actor, director^[72]
Richard Epcar (1955– ), voice actor^[73]
Douglas Fairbanks (1883–1939), actor, director, producer, screenwriter^[74]
David Fincher (1962– ), director, producer^[75]
Kevin Fitzgerald (1951– ), veterinarian, comedian^[76]
Nina Flowers (1974– ), drag queen, makeup artist, disc jockey^[77] #
Emmett J. Flynn (1892–1937), director, screenwriter^[78]
Rebecca Forstadt (1953– ), voice actress^[79]
Gene Fowler (1890–1960), screenwriter, journalist^[80]
Gene Fowler Jr. (1917–1998), film editor^[81]
Gardiner Brothers (Michael-1995, Matthew-1999), professional Irish dancers^[82]
Pam Grier (1949– ), actress^[83] §
Naomi Grossman (1975– ), actress, screenwriter^[84]
Texas Guinan (1884–1933), actress, club owner^[85] #
Hanna R. Hall (1984– ), actress^[86]
Maxine Elliott Hicks (1904–2000), actress^[87]
Pat Hingle (1924–2009), actor^[88]
Arthur Holch (1924–2010), documentary filmmaker^[89] §
Olin Howland (1886–1959), actor^[90]
Tommy Ivo (1936– ), actor, race car driver^[91]
Bryce Johnson (1977– ), actor^[92] §
Morgan Jones (1879–1951), actor^[93]
Andy Juett (1977– ), comedian^[94] #
Ameenah Kaplan (1974– ), actress, musician, choreographer^{[citation needed]}
Glenn Langan (1917–1991), actor^[95]
Brandy Ledford (1969– ), actress, model^[96]
Jack Lipson (1901–1947), actor^[97]
Teala Loring (1922–2007), actress^[98]
Justine Lupe (1989– ), actress^[99]
John Carroll Lynch (1963– ), actor^[100] §
Bernard McConville (1887–1961), screenwriter^[101]
Merrill McCormick (1892–1953), actor^[102]
Hattie McDaniel (1895–1952), actress, comedian, singer-songwriter^[103] §
Robert A. McGowan (1901–1955), director, screenwriter^[104]
T.J. Miller (1981– ), actor, comedian^[105]
Gordon Mitchell (1923–2003), actor, bodybuilder^[106]
Peg Murray (1924–2020), actress^[107]
Adam Nix (1986– ), director, producer^[108]
Evan Nix (1983– ), director, producer^[108]
Danni Sue Nolan (1923–2002), actress^[109]
Yvie Oddly (1993– ), drag queen, winner of the eleventh season of RuPaul's Drag Race
Marie Osborne (1911–2010), actress^[110]
Mikki Padilla (1974– ), actress, model^[111]
Debra Paget (1933– ), actress^[112]
Trey Parker (1969– ), actor, animator, director, screenwriter
James D. Parriott (1950– ), writer, director, and producer^[113]
Val Paul (1886–1962), actor, director^[114]
Lawrence Pech (1959– ), dancer, choreographer^[115]
Antoinette Perry (1888–1946), actress, director^[116]
Joseph C. Phillips (1962– ), actor, political commentator^[117]
Jeffrey Pierce (1971– ), actor^[118]
Willow Pill (1995– ), drag queen, winner of the fourteenth season of RuPaul's Drag Race
Ron Pinkard (1941– ), actor^[119]
Talyah Polee (1988– ), beauty queen^[120] #
Wayde Preston (1929–1992), actor^[121]
Dean Reed (1938–1986), actor, singer-songwriter^[122]
Kristen Renton (1982– ), actress^[123]
AnnaSophia Robb (1993– ), actress^[124]
Keith Roberts, dancer^[125]
Mark Roberts (1921–2006), actor^[126]
Gloria Romero (1933–2025), actress^[127]^[128]
Shayna Rose (1983– ), actress, singer^[129]
Karly Rothenberg (1962– ), actress^[130]
Barbara Rush (1927– ), actress^[131]
Walter Sande (1906–1971), actor^[132]
Dia Sokol Savage (1976– ), producer^[133]
Peter Scanavino (1980– ), actor^[134]
Russell Scott (1921–2013), clown^[135] #
Ethel Shannon (1898–1951), actress^[136]
Charity Shea (1983– ), actress^[137]
Marion Shilling (1910–2004), actress^[138]
Bradley Snedeker (1977– ), actor^[139]
Lincoln Stedman (1907–1948), actor^[140]
Stephen Stohn (1948– ), television producer^{[citation needed]}
Ruth Stonehouse (1892–1941), actress^[141]
Scott Takeda (1967– ), actor, television reporter^[142] #
Lauren Taylor, actress and singer
Irene Tedrow (1907–1995), actress^[143]
Ann E. Todd (1931–2020), actress^[144]
Lester Vail (1899–1959), actor^[145]
Marilyn Van Derbur (1937– ), beauty queen, motivational speaker^[146]
Jan-Michael Vincent (1944–2019), actor^[147]
Vicki Vola (1916–1985), actress^[148]
Joseph Walker (1892–1985), cinematographer^[149]
Nate Watt (1889–1968), director^[150]
James R. Webb (1909–1974), screenwriter^[151]
Frank Welker (1946– ), voice actor^[152]
David White (1916–1990), actor^[153]
Jeff Whiting (1972– ), choreographer, theater director^[154]
Rhoda Williams (1930–2006), actress^[155]
Michael Winslow (1958– ), actor, comedian^[156] §
Freeman Wood (1896–1956), actor^[157]
Polly Ann Young (1908–1997), actress^[158]

Gaming

Patrick Chapin (1980– ), trading card game player, writer^[159]

Journalism

Adele Arakawa (1958– ), news anchor^[160] #
Asha Blake (1961– ), news anchor^[161] #
Marshall Bloom (1944–1969), editor, alternative press entrepreneur^[162]
Shareen Blair Brysac (1939– ), editor, non-fiction writer, documentary producer^[163]
Caroline Nichols Churchill (1833–1926), newspaper publisher, feminist^[164] #
Ted Conover (1958– ), journalist, non-fiction writer^[165] §
J. Campbell Cory (1867–1925), cartoonist (Rocky Mountain News and The Denver Times)^[166]
Brian Crecente (1970– ), reporter, gaming journalist^[167]
Doug DeMuro (1988– ), automotive columnist, reviewer, and author^[168]
Terry Drinkwater (1936–1989), television reporter^[169]
George F. Franklin (1852–1901), newspaper publisher^[170] #
Amy Freeze (1974– ), television meteorologist^[171] #
Malcom Glenn (1987– ), newspaper reporter, commentator^[172]
Miriam Goldberg (1916–2017), newspaper publisher, editor^[173]
Sharon Tyler Herbst (1942–2007), food journalist, culinary book author^[174] §
Bill Hosokawa (1915–2007), newspaper reporter, editor^[175] #
Jeremy Hubbard (1972– ), news anchor^[176] #
Amber Lyon (1982– ), photojournalist^[177]
Jack Murphy (1923–1980), sports columnist, editor^[178]
Reynelda Muse (1946– ), news anchor^[179] #
Art Rascon (1962– ), news anchor^[180] §
Joy Ann Reid (1968– ), political commentator, MSNBC anchor^[181] #
T.R. Reid (1943– ), reporter^[182] #
Rick Reilly (1958– ), sportswriter^[183] #
Jon Scott (1958– ), news anchor^[184]
August Skamenca (1981– ), radio correspondent^[185] §
Harry Smith (1951– ), television reporter, news anchor^[186] #
Clara Sears Taylor (1876–after 1938), journalist, first woman appointed to the Washington DC rent commission
Richard Two Elk (1952– ), journalist, radio host, American Indian activist^[187] #
David Von Drehle (1961– ), reporter, editor^[188]

Literature

Poe Ballantine (1955– ), novelist, essayist^[189]
Robin Blaser (1925–2009), poet, essayist^[190]
Libbie Block (1910–1972), short story writer, novelist^[191]
Catharine Savage Brosman (1934– ), poet, essayist, French literature scholar^[192]
Marilyn Brown (1938– ), novelist, poet^[193]
Neal Cassady (1926–1968), poet^[194] §
Mary Chase (1906–1981), playwright^[195]
J. V. Cunningham (1911–1985), poet, literary critic^[196] §
Steven Dietz (1958– ), playwright^[197]
John Dolan (1955– ), poet, essayist^[198]
Bruce Ducker (1938– ), novelist, poet^[199] #
John Dunning (1942–2023), novelist^[200] #
John Fante (1909–1983), novelist, screenwriter, short story writer^[201]
Thomas Hornsby Ferril (1896–1988), poet, essayist^[202]
Bill Finger (1914–1974), comics writer^[203]
Thomas E. Gaddis (1908–1984), non-fiction writer^[204]
Noah Eli Gordon (1975– ), poet^[205] #
Deatt Hudson (1931-1988), educator and writer^[206]
Leigh Kennedy (1951– ), novelist, short story writer^[207]
Harry N. MacLean (1943– ), true crime writer, novelist^[208]
L. E. Modesitt Jr. (1943– ), novelist^[209]
Elizabeth Robinson (1961– ), poet^[210]
L. Neil Smith (1946–2021), novelist, libertarian activist^[211]
Suzi Q. Smith (1979– ), poet^[212]
Lenora Mattingly Weber (1895–1971), novelist, short story writer^[213] §
Connie Willis (1945– ), novelist, short story writer^[214]

Music

Ailee (1989– ), singer, actress^[215]
India Arie (1975– ), singer-songwriter^[216]
Philip Bailey (1951– ), singer-songwriter^[217]
Brandon Barnes (1972– ), drummer^[218]
Bill Barwick, singer-songwriter, guitarist, voiceover artist^[219] #
Chuck Berghofer (1937– ), bassist^[220]
Tommy Bolin (1951–1976), guitarist^[221] #
Antonia Brico (1902–1989), conductor, pianist^[222] #
John Browning (1933–2003), pianist^[223]
Wayne Carson (1943–2015), songwriter, country musician^[224]
Eleanor Caulkins (1936– ), opera patron^[225] #
Robert N. Cavarra (1934–2008), composer, organist, harpsichordist, pianist and musicologist^[226]
Judy Collins (1939– ), singer-songwriter^[227] §
John Common (1971– ), singer-songwriter, guitarist^[228] #
Walt Conley (1929–2003), folk singer, musician and actor^[229]
Marty Cooper (1946– ), singer-songwriter^[230]
David Cornwall (1937–2006), composer^[231]
Brad Corrigan (1974– ), guitarist, singer^[232]
Pearl G. Curran (1875–1941), composer, librettist^[233]
Deuce Mob, rap duo^[234]
Fannie Charles Dillon (1881–1947), pianist, composer^[235]
Larry Dunn (1953– ), keyboardist^[236]
Shane Endsley, trumpeter^[237]
Flobots, hip-hop band^[238]
Mary Flower, guitarist, singer^[239] #
Eugene Fodor (1950–2011), violinist^[240]
Guy Forsyth (1968– ), singer-songwriter, guitarist^[241]
The Fray, rock band^[242]
Harry Lawrence Freeman (1869–1954), composer, conductor^[243] #
Bill Frisell (1951– ), guitarist, composer^[244] §
Frank Gagliardi (1931–2011), percussionist, composer^[245]
Teri Gender Bender (1989– ), singer, guitarist^[246]
Ben Goldberg (1959– ), clarinetist, composer^[247]
John Grant (1968– ), singer-songwriter^[248] §
Corey Harris (1969– ), guitarist, singer^[249]
Keith Hoerig (1972– ), bass guitarist^[250] §
Peanuts Hucko (1918–2003), clarinetist, bandleader^[251] #
Cory Kendrix (1988– ), musician^[252]
Little Fyodor, disc jockey, singer-songwriter^[253] #
Jerry Livingston (1909–1987), songwriter, pianist^[254]
The Lumineers, folk rock band^[255]
Jimmie Lunceford (1902–1947), saxophonist, bandleader^[256] §
Edwin McArthur (1907–1987), conductor, pianist, accompanist^[257]
Ron Miles (1963– ), trumpeter, cornetist^[258] §
Todd Park Mohr (1965– ), singer-songwriter, guitarist^[259]
Robert Moran (1937– ), composer^[260]
Stephen L. Mosko (1947–2005), composer^[261]
OneRepublic, pop rock band^[262] §
Nick Perito (1924–2005), composer, arranger^[263]
Pretty Lights (1981– ), electronic musician, real name Derek Smith^[264]
Dianne Reeves (1956– ), singer^[265] §
Reese Roper (1973– ), singer-songwriter^[266]
David Schmitt (1988– ), musical artist of Breathe Carolina
Isaac Slade (1981– ), singer-songwriter, pianist^[242]
Jill Sobule (1961– ), singer-songwriter^[267]
Tag Team, hip-hop group
Donnette Thayer (1958– ), singer-songwriter, guitarist^{[citation needed]} §
Tyler Ward (1988– ), singer-songwriter^[268]
John Warne (1979– ), bassist^[269] #
Kip Winger (1961– ), singer, bassist, composer^[270]
Ace Young (1980– ), singer-songwriter^[271]

Other visual arts

George Elbert Burr (1859–1939), painter, printmaker^[272] #
Richard L. Crowther (1910–2006), architect^[273] #
Tomory Dodge (1974– ), painter^[274]
Jess E. DuBois (1934–2022), painter, sculptor, glass artist^[275]
Robert Heinecken (1931–2006), photographer^[276]
Amal Kassir (1995– ), spoken word poet^[277]
Vance Kirkland (1904–1981), painter^[278] §
Alvin Lustig (1915–1955), graphic designer^[279]
Ron McQueeney (1945– ), photographer^[280]
Pat Oliphant (1935– ), cartoonist^[281] §

Business

Philip Anschutz (1939– ), investment magnate, philanthropist^[282] #
Norman R. Augustine (1935– ), aerospace executive^[283]
Anthony R. Barringer (1925–2009), geophysicist, inventor^[284] #
Sheldon Beren (1922–1996), petroleum executive^[285] #
Molly Brown (1867–1932), philanthropist, Titanic survivor^[286] #
Luther A. Cole (1812–1880), milling entrepreneur^[287] #
Barbara Davis (1929– ), philanthropist^[288] #
John Elitch (1852–1891), restaurateur, zookeeper^[289] #
William Gray Evans (1855–1911), transportation executive^[290] #
Oliver Parker Fritchle (1874–1951), chemist, energy entrepreneur^[291] #
Jack J. Grynberg (1932–2021), oil and gas entrepreneur^[292] #
Marie Guiraud (1830–1909), rancher^[293] #
Frederic C. Hamilton (1927–2016), oil and gas entrepreneur^[294] #
Ruth Handler (1916–2002), toy executive, Barbie creator^[295]
Samuel Hartsel (1834–1918), rancher^[296] #
Bela M. Hughes (1817–1903), railroad businessman^[297]
Margaret Isely (1921–1997), peace activist and co-founder of WCPA and Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage
Philip Isely (1915–2012), peace activist, writer and co-founder of WCPA-GREN and Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage
Frances Wisebart Jacobs (1843–1892), philanthropist^[298] #
Kayvan Khalatbari (1983– ), marijuana entrepreneur, restaurateur^[299] #
Luther Kountze (1842–1918), banker^[300] #
William Larimer, Jr. (1809–1875), land developer, co-founder of Denver^[301] #
Bryan Leach, founder and CEO of Ibotta
Daniel M. Lewin (1970–2001), mathematician, technology entrepreneur^[302]
Gary Magness (1954– ), investment executive, film producer^[303] #
Tom Martino (1953– ), consumer advocate, talk radio host^[304]
James Smith McDonnell (1899–1980), engineer, aviation entrepreneur^[305]
Helen M. McLoraine (1918–2003), philanthropist^[306] #
Larry Mizel (1942– ), real estate executive^[307]
Albert Mooney (1906–1986), aircraft designer, aviation entrepreneur^[308]
John Kernan Mullen (1847–1929), milling executive, philanthropist^[309] #
Jack O'Neill (1923–2017), surfwear entrepreneur^[310]
Daddy Bruce Randolph (1900–1994), barbecue pitmaster and philanthropist in Five Points^[311]
Milton Schayer (1876–1935), stock and bond entrepreneur^[312]
Caswell Silver (1916–1988), geologist, oil and gas entrepreneur^[313] #
Robert F. Smith, investor and CEO, Vista Equity Partners
Manick Sorcar, animator, lighting engineer^[314] #
Russell Stover (1888–1954), candymaker^[315] #
Harry Heye Tammen (1856–1924), co-owner of The Denver Times
Kenneth D. Tuchman (1959– ), call center entrepreneur^[316] #
Madam C. J. Walker (1867–1919), beauty products entrepreneur^[317] #
Bethuel M. Webster (1900–1989), lawyer and founder of Webster & Sheffield
Jean Yancey (1914–2000), women's small business consultant, motivational speaker^[318]

Crime

Alice Maud Hartley, killed Nevada State Senator Murray D. Foley by gunshot in 1894;^[319] lived in Denver in the early 1900s^[320]
Canada Bill Jones (1840–1877), card sharp, con artist^[321]
L. H. Musgrove (1832–1868), thief, alleged murderer^[322]
Katherine Ann Power (1949– ), bank robber^[323]
Terry Peder Rasmussen (1943–2010), serial killer^[324]
Soapy Smith (1860–1898), con artist, gangster^[325] #
Anna Blythe Speas (1869–1898), alleged accessory to murder^[326] #

Law enforcement

Duane "Dog" Chapman (1953– ), bounty hunter^[327]
Leland Chapman (1976– ), bounty hunter^[328] §
Lyssa Chapman (1987– ), bounty hunter^[329]
David J. Cook (1840–1907), lawman, Denver city marshal^[330] #
Bat Masterson (1853–1921), gunfighter, journalist, lawman^[331] #

Medicine

Jenette H. Bolles (1863–1930), osteopath, Board of Medical Examiners, publisher^[332] #
Lisa Damour (1970–), clinical psychologist, author, national news regular and co-host of Ask Lisa podcast
Justina Ford (1871–1952), gynecologist, obstetrician, pediatrician^[333] #
Frances McConnell-Mills (1900–1975), forensic pathologist, toxicologist^[334] #
Carl Rüedi (1848–1901), pulmonologist^[335] #

Military

Charles Adams (1845–1895), Colorado Militia brigadier general, Indian agent^[336] #
Gerald P. Carr (1932–2020), U.S. Marine Corps colonel, astronaut^[337]
John Chivington (1821–1894), U.S. Army colonel, leader of the Sand Creek massacre^[338] #
Carol Rymer Davis (1944–2010), U.S. Army Reserve colonel, balloonist^[339]
Elmer E. Fryar (1914–1944), U.S. Army private, Medal of Honor recipient^[340]
Irving Hale (1861–1930), brigadier general of the United States §
Clayton P. Kerr (1900–1977), U.S. Army major general^[341]
Victor H. Krulak (1913–2008), U.S. Marine Corps lieutenant general^[342]
John Mosley (1921–2015), U.S. Air Force lieutenant colonel, one of the Tuskegee Airmen^[343]
Fitzroy Newsum (1918–2013), U.S. Air Force colonel, one of the Tuskegee Airmen^[344] #
Daniel Noce (1894–1976), U.S. Army lieutenant general^[345]
Ronald A. Route (1949– ), U.S. Navy vice admiral^[346]
Donald Schmuck (1915–2004), U.S. Marine Corps brigadier general^[347] §
August Schomburg (1908–1972), U.S. Army lieutenant general^[348]
Silas Soule (1838–1865), U.S. Army brevet major, remembered for disobeying orders to take part in the Sand Creek Massacre^[349] #
Jack Swigert (1931–1982), U.S. Air Force captain, astronaut^[350]
Kenneth Walker (1898–1943), U.S. Army brigadier general, Medal of Honor recipient, Killed in action during World War II^[351] §
Keith L. Ware (1915–1968), U.S. Army major general, Medal of Honor recipient, Killed in action during the Vietnam War
J. Hunter Wickersham (1890–1918), U.S. Army 2nd lieutenant, Medal of Honor recipient^[352] #
Edward W. Wynkoop (1836–1891), U.S. Army brevet lieutenant colonel, Indian agent, Denver co-founder^[353] #

Politics

National

Madeleine Albright (1937-2022), 64th U.S. Secretary of State^[354] §
Israel Amter (1881–1954), Communist Party USA founding member, activist^[355]
Abdulrahman al-Awlaki (1995–2011), son of Anwar al-Awlaki^[356]
Jim Bates (1941– ), U.S. Representative from California^[357]
Michael Bennet (1964– ), U.S. Senator from Colorado^[358] #
Don Bonker (1937–2023), U.S. Representative from Washington^[359]
Emily Gibson Braerton (1886–1966), vice president of Daughters of the American Revolution^{[citation needed]} #
Charles F. Brannan (1903–1992), 14th U.S. Secretary of Agriculture^[360]
Henry P. H. Bromwell (1823–1903), U.S. Representative from Illinois^[361] #
Hank Brown (1940– ), U.S. Senator from Colorado^[362]
Anne Gorsuch Burford (1942–2004), 4th Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency^[363] §
Richard Girnt Butler (1918–2004), white supremacist, Aryan Nations founder^[364]
John A. Carroll (1901–1983), U.S. Senator from Colorado^[365]
Arnold A. Chacón (1956– ), U.S. Ambassador to Guatemala^[366]
Jerome B. Chaffee (1825–1886), U.S. Senator from Colorado, co-founder of Denver^[367] #
Oscar L. Chapman (1896–1978), 34th U.S. Secretary of the Interior^[368] #
Edward P. Costigan (1874–1939), U.S. Senator from Colorado^[369] #
William C. Cramer (1922–2003), U.S. Representative From Florida^[370]
Diana DeGette (1957– ), U.S. Representative from Colorado^[371] §
Peter H. Dominick (1915–1981), U.S. Senator from Colorado^[372] #
John Eisenhower (1922–2013), 45th U.S. Ambassador to Belgium^[373]
Mamie Eisenhower (1896–1979), 36th First Lady of the United States^[374] §
Gladstone Ferrie (1892–1955), Canadian Member of Parliament from Saskatchewan^[375]
Sherman Glenn Finesilver (1927–2006), U.S. federal judge^[376]
Robert Stephen Ford (1958– ), U.S. Ambassador to Syria^[377]
Frank Freyer (1878–1930), 14th Naval Governor of Guam^{[citation needed]} #
Stephen Gaskin (1935–2014), countercultural activist, writer^[378]
Rodolfo Gonzales (1928–2005), Chicano Movement activist^[379]
Neil Gorsuch (1967– ), Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States^[380]
Ken Hamblin (1940– ), conservative talk radio host^[381] #
Dorothy Ray Healey (1914–2006), Communist Party USA activist^[382]
Nathaniel P. Hill (1832–1900), U.S. Senator from Colorado^[383] #
Edwin C. Johnson (1884–1970), U.S. Senator from Colorado, 26th and 34th governor of Colorado^[384] #
Charles West Kendall (1828–1914), U.S. Representative from Nevada^[385] #
John Kerry (1943– ), U.S. Secretary of State since 2013, former long-time U.S. Senator from Massachusetts (1985–2013), and 2004 Democratic nominee for president
Carlotta Walls LaNier (1942– ), one of the Little Rock Nine^[386] #
Homer Lea (1876–1912), geopolitical strategist, adviser to Sun Yat-sen^[387]
Rodger McFarlane (1955–2009), gay rights activist^[388] #
Golda Meir (1898–1978), 4th Prime Minister of Israel^[389] §
George Moose (1944– ), U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations^[390] §
Michael R. Murphy (1947– ), U.S. federal judge^[391]
Jackson Orr (1832–1926), U.S. Representative from Iowa^[392] #
Thomas M. Patterson (1839–1916), U.S. Senator from Colorado^[393] #
Federico Peña (1947– ), 12th U.S. Secretary of Transportation, 8th U.S. Secretary of Energy^[394] #
Dana Perino (1972– ), White House Press Secretary^[395] §
Lawrence C. Phipps (1862–1958), U.S. Senator from Colorado^[396] #
John Carbone Porfilio (1934– ), U.S. federal judge^[397]
Condoleezza Rice (1954– ), 66th U.S. Secretary of State^[398] #
Josephine Roche (1886–1976), U.S. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury^[399] #
Andrew J. Rogers (1828–1900), U.S. Representative from New Jersey^[400] #
Karl Rove (1950– ), Deputy White House Chief of Staff^[401]
Nicholas Sarwark (1979– ), Libertarian Party politician^[402]
Brad Schneider (1961– ), U.S. Representative from Illinois^[403]
Patricia Schroeder (1940–2023), U.S. Representative from Colorado^[404] #
Alan K. Simpson (1931– ), U.S. Senator from Wyoming^[405]
Horace Tabor (1830–1899), U.S. Senator from Colorado, 2nd lieutenant governor of Colorado^[406] #
Tom Tancredo (1945– ), U.S. Representative from Colorado^[407]
William L. Tierney (1876–1958), U.S. Representative from Connecticut^[408] #
Aleta Arthur Trauger (1945– ), U.S. federal judge^[409]
Timothy Tymkovich (1956– ), U.S. federal judge^[410]
Byron White (1917–2002), U.S. Supreme Court justice^[411] #
Edward O. Wolcott (1848–1905), U.S. Senator from Colorado^[412] #

State

Robert E. Allen (1924–2014), Colorado state legislator^{[citation needed]} #
Teller Ammons (1895–1972), 28th governor of Colorado^[413]
Matt Bevin (1967– ), 62nd governor of Kentucky
Kermit Brown (1942– ), Wyoming state legislator^[414]
William Byers (1831–1905), Nebraska territorial legislator^[415] #
Job Adams Cooper (1843–1899), 6th governor of Colorado^[416] #
Lois Court (1953– ), Colorado state legislator^[417]
Mat Erpelding (1975– ), Idaho state legislator^[418]
Mark Ferrandino (1977– ), Colorado state legislator^[419] #
Frank Frantz (1872–1941), 7th governor of Oklahoma Territory^[420] #
Don Friedman (1930–2013), Colorado state legislator, talk radio host^[421]
John Frullo (1962– ), Texas state legislator^[422] #
Peter Groff (1963– ), Colorado state legislator^[423] #
Lucía Guzmán (1951– ), Colorado state legislator^[424] #
John Hickenlooper (1952– ), 42nd governor of Colorado, U.S. Senator from Colorado^[425] #
Bela M. Hughes (1817–1903), Territorial councillor^[297]
Gloria Johnson (1962– ), Tennessee state legislator^[426]
Joel Judd (1951– ), Colorado state legislator^[427]
Wayne Knox (1927–2019), Colorado state legislator^[428]
Jeanne Labuda (1947–2022), Colorado state legislator^[429] #
Alma V. Lafferty (1864–1928), served two terms in Colorado House of Representatives 1908-1912^[430]
Beth McCann (1949– ), Colorado state legislator^[431] #
Stephen L.R. McNichols (1914–1997), 35th governor of Colorado^[432]
Helen Milliken (1922-2012), former First Lady of Michigan
Mary Mullarkey (1943–2021), Colorado Supreme Court chief justice^[433] #
Sue Mullins (1936– ), Iowa state legislator^[434]
Dan Pabon (1977– ), Colorado state legislator^[435]
George Alexander Parks (1883–1984), 5th governor of Alaska Territory^[436]
Josh Penry (1976– ), Colorado state legislator^[437]
Dianne Primavera (1950– ), Colorado state legislator^[438]
Jim Riesberg (1942– ), Colorado state legislator^[439]
Bill Ritter (1956– ), 41st governor of Colorado^[440] #
Andrew Romanoff (1966– ), Colorado state legislator^[441] #
Chris Romer (1959– ), Colorado state legislator^[442]
Brandon Shaffer (1971– ), Colorado state legislator^[443]
Pat Steadman (1964– ), Colorado state legislator^[444] #
Ken Summers (1953– ), Colorado state legislator^[445]
William Ellery Sweet (1869–1942), 23rd governor of Colorado^[446] #
Gloria Tanner (1935–2022), Colorado state legislator^[447] #
Russell T. Thane (1926–2020), North Dakota state legislator^[448]
Fred Van Valkenburg (1948– ), Montana state legislator^[449]
Michael Webert (1979– ), Virginia state legislator^[450]
Angela Williams, Colorado state legislator^[451] #
Mariko Yamada (1950– ), California state legislator^[452]

Local

Lorraine Granado (1948–2019), environmental, peace and social justice activist and organizer who co-founded the Colorado People's Environmental and Economic Network and Neighbors for a Toxic-Free Community in Denver
John E. Manders (1895–1973), 17th Mayor of Anchorage, Alaska^[453]
William McGaa (1824–1867), mountain man, co-founder of Denver^[454] #
Rachel Noel (1918–2008), Denver politician, civil rights activist^[455] #
Wellington Webb (1941– ), 42nd mayor of Denver^[456] #

Religion

Robert S. Bilheimer (1917–2006), Presbyterian theologian^[457]
Nadia Bolz-Weber (1969– ), Lutheran minister, comedian^[458]
Bill Carmody (1957–2016), Roman Catholic priest, anti-abortion activist^[459]
George Roche Evans (1922–1985), Roman Catholic bishop^[460]
Julia Greeley (ca.1833-1918), Roman Catholic Servant of God, ex-slave ^[461]
J. Edward Guinan, the former Paulist priest who founded the Community for Creative Non-Violence when he was Chaplain of George Washington University
Richard Charles Patrick Hanifen (1931– ), Roman Catholic bishop^[462]
Danan Henry (1939– ), Zen roshi^[463]
Sheldon Jackson (1834–1909), Presbyterian missionary^[464] #
Charles E. H. Kauvar (1879–1971), Conservative rabbi
Abraham Klausner (1915–2007), Reform rabbi^[465] §
Jerry Lamb (1940– ), Episcopal bishop^[466]
Harold B. Lee (1899–1973), Denver mission leader and later president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints^[467]
Reed Lessing (1959– ), Lutheran pastor, theologian^[468]
Donald Montrose (1923–2008), Roman Catholic bishop^[469]
Hubert Newell (1904–1987), Roman Catholic bishop^[470]
R. Walker Nickless (1947– ), Roman Catholic bishop^[471]
Alysa Stanton (1964– ), Reform rabbi^[472] §
Mary Luke Tobin (1908–2006), Roman Catholic nun^[473]

Sports

American football

Tom Ashworth (1977– ), offensive tackle^[474]
Dave Baldwin (1955– ), coach^[475]
David Bowens (1977– ), linebacker^[476]
C. J. Brewer (1982– ), wide receiver^[477] §
Chris Brewer (1962– ), running back^[478]
Patrick Cain (1962–2016), center, guard^[479]
Calais Campbell (1986– ), defensive end^[480]
Dyshod Carter (1978– ), cornerback^[481]
Ryan Clement (1975– ), quarterback^[482]
Eric Coleman (1966– ), cornerback^[483]
Mark Cooney (1951–2011), linebacker^[484]
Adrian Cooper (1968– ), tight end^[485]
Jason Craft (1976– ), cornerback^[486]
Brian Daniels (1984– ), guard^[487]
James Darling (1974– ), linebacker^[488]
Drew Davis (1989– ), wide receiver^[489]
John Denney (1978– ), long snapper^[490]
Ryan Denney (1977– ), defensive end^[491]
Ron Dickerson, Jr. (1971– ), running back, wide receiver, coach^[492]
Ben Dreith (1925–2021), referee^[493]
John Elway (1960– ), Hall of Fame quarterback, manager^[494] #
Keith English (1966–2010), punter^[495]
Tom Erlandson (1966– ), linebacker^[496]
Bill Frank (1938–2014), offensive tackle^[497]
Trent Gamble (1977– ), safety^[498]
Fred Gayles (1966– ), linebacker, wide receiver^[499]
Joe Germaine (1975– ), quarterback^[500]
Pat Haggerty (1927–1994), referee^[501]
Herman Heard (1961– ), running back^[502]
Ryan Hewitt (1991– ), tight end^[503]
Marcus Houston (1981– ), tailback^[504]
Mike Johnson (1943–2003), cornerback^[505]
Ray Johnson (1914–1990), defensive back^[506]
Greg Jones (1974– ), linebacker^[507]
Brandon Kaufman (1990– ), wide receiver^[508]
Jimmie Kaylor (1984– ), punter^[509]
Joe Klopfenstein (1983– ), tight end^[510]
Steve Korte (1960– ), center, offensive guard^[511]
Terry Kunz (1952– ), running back^[512]
Zach Latimer (1983– ), linebacker^[513]
DeWayne Lewis (1985– ), cornerback^[514] §
Jody Littleton (1974– ), long snapper^[515]
John Lynch (1971– ), strong safety^[516] #
Peyton Manning (1976– ), quarterback^[517] #
Kevin McDougal (1977– ), running back^[518]
Donald McKillip (1924–2008), coach^[519]
Ostell Miles (1970– ), running back^[520]
Mark Mullaney (1953– ), defensive end^[521]
Mike Perez (1963– ), quarterback^[522]
Vince Phason (1953–2018), defensive back^[523]
Tyler Polumbus (1985– ), offensive tackle^[524]
Mike Price (1946– ), coach^[525]
Greg Primus (1970– ), wide receiver^[526]
Gary Richard (1965– ), defensive back^[527]
Derrick Richardson (1986– ), safety^[528]
Cory Ross (1982– ), running back, coach^[529]
Chris Sanders (1972– ), wide receiver^[530]
Bo Scaife (1981– ), tight end^[531]
Mark Schlereth (1966– ), guard, sports commentator^[532] #
Brian Schottenheimer (1973– ), coach^[533]
J. K. Scott (1996– ), punter^[534]
Shannon Sharpe (1968– ), tight end, sports commentator^[535] #
Nate Solder (1988– ), offensive tackle^[536]
Ben Steele (1978– ), tight end^[537]
Freddie Joe Steinmark (1949–1971), safety^[538]
Red Stephens (1930–2003), guard^[539]
Andre Strode (1972– ), defensive back^[540]
Kasey Studdard (1984– ), offensive guard^[541]
David Tate (1964– ), safety^[542]
Marvin Washington (1965– ), defensive end^[543]
Allen Webb (1983– ), quarterback^[544]
Jack Weil (1962– ), punter^[545]
LenDale White (1984– ), running back^[546]
Andre Woolfolk (1980– ), cornerback^[547]

Baseball

David Aardsma (1981– ), relief pitcher^[548]
Darrel Akerfelds (1962–2012), pitcher, bullpen coach^[549]
Bubbles Anderson (1904–1943), infielder^[550]
Ty Blach (1990– ), pitcher for the San Francisco Giants
Cory Blaser (1981– ), umpire^[551]
Nick Capra (1958– ), outfielder^[552]
Idona Crigler (1922–1994), infielder^[553]
Mona Denton (1922–1995), pitcher^[554]
Bruce Egloff (1965– ), pitcher^[555]
Johnny Frederick (1902–1977), outfielder^[556]
Kyle Freeland (1993– ), pitcher for the Colorado Rockies^[557]
Ralph Glaze (1881–1968), pitcher^[558]
Buddy Gremp (1919–1995), 1st baseman^[559]
Roy Halladay (1977–2017), starting pitcher^[560]
Ron Herbel (1938–2000), pitcher^[561]
Jason Hirsh (1982– ), starting pitcher^[562] #
Luke Hochevar (1983– ), pitcher^[563]
Brian Holman (1965– ), pitcher^[564]
Bob Howsam (1918–2008), manager, sports entrepreneur^[565]
Virgil Jester (1927–2016), pitcher^[566]
Pierce Johnson (1991– ), pitcher^[567]
Mark Knudson (1960– ), pitcher^[568]
Bruce Konopka (1919–1996), 1st baseman^[569]
Dud Lee (1899–1971), shortstop^[570]
Mike Madden (1958– ), pitcher^[571]
Frank Martin (1878–1942), 3rd baseman^[572]
Gabe Molina (1975– ), pitcher^[573]
Buzz Murphy (1895–1938), outfielder^[574]
George Myatt (1914–2000), 2nd baseman, coach, manager^[575]
Travis Schlichting (1984– ), pitcher^[576]
John Stearns (1951–2022), catcher, manager, scout^[577]
Joe Strain (1954– ), 2nd baseman, shortstop^[578]
Mike Wegener (1946– ), pitcher^[579]
Charlie Williams (1943–2005), umpire^[580]
Clint Zavaras (1967– ), pitcher^[581]

Basketball

Tom Asbury (1945– ), coach^[582]
J. B. Bickerstaff (1979– ), coach^[583]
Chauncey Billups (1976– ), point guard, shooting guard^[584]
Rodney Billups (1983– ), guard, coach^[585]
Kevin Bromley (1959– ), coach^[586]
Joe Barry Carroll (1958– ), center^[587] §
Alysha Clark (1987– ), American-Israeli forward^[588]
Pam DeCosta (1964– ), coach^[589]
Kaniel Dickens (1978– ), small forward^[590]
Rick Fisher (1948–2019), power forward^[591]
Kevin Fletcher (1980– ), center, power forward^[592]
Ronnie Harrell (1996- ), basketball player for Hapoel Gilboa Galil of the Israeli Basketball Premier League
Shae Kelley (1991– ), forward^[593]
Darrick Martin (1971– ), point guard^[594]
Eric McWilliams (1950– ), power forward^[595]
Paul Millsap power forward
Shelly Pennefather (1966– ), forward^[596]
Josh Perkins (1995– ), point guard^[597]
Micheal Ray Richardson (1955– ), point guard, shooting guard, coach^[598] §
Michael Ruffin (1977– ), center, power forward^[599]
Eric Schraeder (1977– ), forward^[600]
Ronnie Shavlik (1933–1983), forward^[601]
Brendan Winters (1983– ), shooting guard^[602]

Boxing

Eddie Eagan (1897–1967), U.S. Olympic boxer, U.S. Olympic bobsledder^[603]
John David Jackson (1963– ), middleweight boxer^[604]
Stevie Johnston (1972– ), lightweight boxer^[605]
Ron Lyle (1941–2011), heavyweight boxer^[606] §
Louis Monaco (1968– ), heavyweight boxer^[607]
Terri Moss (1966– ), strawweight boxer^[608]

Cycling

Richard Ball (1944– ), U.S. Olympic cyclist^[609]
Gregory Daniel (1994– ), cyclist^[610]
Alison Dunlap (1969– ), cyclist^[611]
Greg Herbold (1962– ), cyclist^[612]
Ron Kiefel (1960– ), cyclist^[613]
Jonathan Vaughters (1973– ), cyclist, manager^[614]

Golf

Tommy Armour III (1959– ), golfer^[615]
Shane Bertsch (1970– ), golfer^[616]
Joan Birkland (1928–2019), state women's amateur golf champion^[617]
Matt Gogel (1971– ), golfer^[618]
Tommy Jacobs (1935–2022), golfer^[619]
Jonathan Kaye (1970– ), golfer^[620]
Bill Loeffler (1956– ), golfer^[621]
Jill McGill (1972– ), golfer^[622]
Leif Olson (1981– ), golfer^[623]
Hollis Stacy (1954– ), golfer^[624] #
Craig Stadler (1953– ), golfer^[625] #
Derek Tolan (1985– ), golfer^[626]
Mark Wiebe (1957– ), golfer^[627] #

Ice hockey

Ben Bishop (1986– ), goaltender^[628]
Austin Block (1989– ), center and forward
B. J. Crombeen (1985– ), right wing^[629]
Parris Duffus (1970– ), goaltender^[630]
Mike Eaves (1956– ), center^[631]
John Grahame (1975– ), goaltender^[632]
Seth Jones (1994– ), defenseman^[633] §
Brendan Lemieux (1996– ), left wing^[634]
Joe Noris (1951– ), center^[635]
Joe Sakic (1969– ), center, manager^[636] #
Drew Shore (1991– ), center^[637]
Nick Shore (1992– ), center^[638]
Jaccob Slavin (1994–), defenseman^[639]
Troy Terry (1997– ), right wing^[640]
Sean Zimmerman (1987– ), defenseman^[641]

Martial arts

JJ Aldrich (1992– ), strawweight MMA fighter^[642]
Donald Cerrone (1983– ), welterweight MMA fighter^[643]
Duane Ludwig (1978– ), middleweight kickboxer, lightweight MMA fighter^[644]
Ryan Reser (1980– ), U.S. Olympic judo fighter^[645]
Lumumba Sayers (1978– ), middleweight MMA fighter^[646]
Lacey Schuckman (1988– ), strawweight MMA fighter^[647]
Brandon Thatch (1985– ), welterweight MMA fighter^[648]
Matt Wiman (1983– ), lightweight MMA fighter^[649]
Trevor Wittman (1974– ), MMA trainer^[650]

Pro wrestling

Jake Carter (1986– ), pro wrestler^[651]
Bison Smith (1973–2011), pro wrestler^[652]
Eve Torres (1984– ), pro wrestler, actress, model^[653] §
2 Cold Scorpio (1965– ), professional wrestler^[654]

Racing

Keith Andrews (1920–1957), racecar driver^[655]
Buzz Calkins (1971– ), Indy car driver^[656]
Tanner Foust (1973– ), racecar driver, stunt driver^[657]
Tom Frantz (1943–2019), racecar driver^[658]
Robb Holland (1967– ), racecar driver^[659]
Mel Kenealy (1903–1985), Indy car driver^[660]
Jacques Lazier (1971– ), racecar driver^[661]
Johnny Mauro (1910–2003), racecar driver^[662]
Willard Prentiss (1897–1959), racecar driver^[663]
Jerry Robertson (1962– ), NASCAR driver^[664]

Skiing

John Jarrett (1970– ), U.S. Olympic skier^[665]
Arturo Kinch (1956– ), U.S. Olympic skier^[666] #
Dolores LaChapelle (1926–2007), skier, mountain climber, ecologist^[667]
Jonathan Lujan (1971– ), Paralympic alpine skier^[668]
Kerry Lynch (1957– ), Nordic combined skier^[669]
Michelle Roark (1974– ), U.S. Olympic freestyle skier^[670] #
Katy Rodolph (1930–1994), U.S. Olympic skier^[671]
Keith R. Wegeman (1929–1974), ski jumper^[672]
Todd Wilson (1965– ), U.S. Olympic skier^[673]
Emilia Wint (1994– ), skier^[674]

Soccer

Chad Ashton (1967– ), midfielder, coach^[675]
David Bulow (1980–2021), midfielder, coach^[676]
Rick Davis (1958– ), midfielder^[677]
Marian Dougherty (1984– ), defender^[678]
Roger Espinoza (1986– ), defensive midfielder, wing back^[679] §
Brendan Hines-Ike (1994– ), defender^[680]
Regina Holan (1977– ), striker^[681]
Katie Hultin (1982– ), goalkeeper, coach^[682]
Siri Mullinix (1978– ), goalkeeper, coach^[683]
Chelsea Stewart (1990– ), defender^[684]

Track and field

Karen Anderson (1938– ), U.S. Olympic javelin thrower^[685]
Scott Bauhs (1986– ), distance runner^[686]
Dior Hall (1996– ), hurdler^[687]
Ellen Hart Peña (1958– ), distance runner^[688] #
Eddie Tolan (1908–1967), U.S. Olympic sprinter^[689]

Other

Victor Amaya (1954– ), professional tennis player^[690]
Heather Armbrust (1977– ), bodybuilder^[691] #
Tom Bowen (1961– ), athletic director^[692]
Brynn Carman (1994– ), figure skater^[693]
Gary Conelly (1952– ), U.S. Olympic swimmer^[694]
Edith Connor (1935-2011), bodybuilder^[695]
Janet Culp (1982– ), U.S. Olympic swimmer^[696]
Lindsey Durlacher (1974–2011), Greco-Roman wrestler^[697] #
Zach Fenoglio (1989– ), rugby hooker^[698]
Lauren Gardner (1985– ), sportscaster^[699]
Brian Ginsberg (1966-), gymnast, two-time US junior national gymnastics champion
Adeline Gray (1991– ), sport wrestler^[700]
Haley Johnson (1981– ), biathlete^[701]
Janet Mae Johnson (1936–1973) mountaineer
Aaron Kyro (1983– ), skateboarder^[702]

Wendy Lucero (1963– ), U.S. Olympic diver^[703]

David McKienzie (1979– ), U.S. Olympic volleyball player^[704]

Alina Popa (1978– ), bodybuilder^[705] #

Meredeth Quick (1979– ), pro squash player^[706]

Jason Regier (1975– ), Paralympic rugby player^[707]

Britney Simpson (1996– ), figure skater^[708]

Chris Steinfeld (1959– ), U.S. Olympic sailor^[709]

Paul Wylie (1964– ), U.S. Olympic figure skater^[710] §

Michael Young (1944– ), bobsledder^[711] #

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