Presidential Medal of Freedom
The Presidential Medal of Freedom is an award bestowed by the president of the United States. The Presidential Medal of Freedom and the Congressional Gold Medal are the highest civilian awards of the United States.
Presidential Medal Of Freedom People (First 49 people) - Page 5
Tailor James
Model
Edward Ellington
Senior officer
G. Scalia
Italian literary critic
Gordon Earle
Canadian Politician
Isolina Ferré
Puerto Rican religious sister
J. I. M. Stewart
Novelist
Jean Monet
Claude Monet's son
Jimmy Stewart
Baseball player
Johnnie Carson
Former Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs of the United States
Jonas Stark
Football player
J. R. Martin
Linguist
Kareem AbdulJabbar Jr.
Actor
Lech Wałęsa
Former President of the Republic of Poland
Lee Harper
English footballer
Luther Martin
Politician
Kareem AbdulJabbar
American basketball player
Jean King
John Hope
American educator
Martha Ray
British singer
Martin King
Irish television presenter
Mohammad Yunus
Indian ambassador
Muhamad Yunus
Indonesian footballer
Paul Child
Welsh singer
George Robertson, Baron . . .
Politician
Melinda Major
Actor
Robert Kahn
German composer
Tereza
Theodore Martin
Scottish poet
Wes Clark
American professional basketball player
William Bostock
Commander
Thérésa
French singer
Kelley Johnson
American model
Placido
Cuban poet
Pope John II
Bishop of Rome
Will Durant
American historian
Yo-Yo Ma
French-American cellist
James Lovell
American educator
Catherine Johnson
Doris D
English singer
Ariel Durant
Researcher
Ellen Johnson
Social activist
Eunice
Singer
George Robertson
Former United States Representative
Francis Thomas
Former Governor of Maryland
Clemente
Portuguese musical artist
Domingo
Music producer
Aung San
Former Premier of British Burma
