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au, or au by KDDI, is a brand marketed by KDDI in the main islands of Japan and by Okinawa Cellular in Okinawa for their mobile cellular services.
People born in Au (First 49 people) - Page 375
Jerrel Jernigan
American football wide receiver
Lula Mae Hardaway
American songwriter
George Henson Estes
Military personnel
Stanley Hubert Dent, Jr.
Former United States Representative
Simon F. Rothschild
Merchant
Alexander Posey
American poet
Lee Roy Selmon
American football player
J. C. Watts
Former United States Representative
Dewey Selmon
American football player
Lucious Selmon
American football coach
Fred Beaver
Painter
Donna Nelson
American chemist
Solomon McCombs
American artist
Warren Livingston
American football player
Andy Livingston
American football player
Barry Beath
Alois Mock
Former Vice-Chancellor of Austria
Christine Haiden
Austrian journalist
Merv Hughes
Former cricketer
Harry Murray
Australian soldier
Edwina Bone
Australian field hockey player
Jacques Fruminet
Edmond Rochefort
French writer and dramatist
Connor Sully
Cricketer
Kat Matthews
Triathlete
Jack Badcock
Australian cricketer
Peter Treloar
Australian Politician
Franc Treiber
Poet
Joe Tripodi
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales
Jason Bell
Rugby league
Steve Mafi
Rugby union player
Dani Stevens
Athlete
Jacqueline Harvey
Author
Blake Green
Rugby league five-eighth
Moses Suli
Rugby league rugby centre
Mitchell Claydon
Australian-English cricketer
Helen Cáceres
Australian association football player
Ruben Zadkovich
Australian soccer player
Jai Arrow
Rugby league prop
Michellie Jones
Australian triathlete
Marko Jesic
Australian football player
Evan Green
Australian journalist
Milan Susak
Australian footballer
Mitch Claydon
English cricketer
Donnie Sutherland
Australian television presenter
Glenn Grief
Michael Buettner
Rugby league player