MD
Doctor of Medicine is a medical degree, the meaning of which varies between different jurisdictions. In the United States, and some other countries, the M.D. denotes a professional degree.
People born in Md (First 49 people) - Page 6
Sean Killion
American swimmer
Pam Casale
Tennis player
Clarence Platt
American olympic athlete
Harry Gleason
Baseball player
Charles Payton
American professional basketball player
Lance Ware
Basketball player
Myra Mimlitsch-Gray
American artist
Jaryd Jones-Smith
American football offensive tackle
Sid Mark
American radio disc jockey
Joseph DiMona
Writer
Martin V. Bergen
American football player
Lawrence Edward Watkin
American writer
Fred Payne
Baseball player
Philip H. Cooper
American commanding officer
Bertrand M. Tipple
Samuel Dash
American lawyer
Paul M. Wythes
Venture capitalist
Karen Zerby
Cleric ‧ David Berg's wife
Moses Grandy
Author
Sherwood Anderson
American novelist
Tim Cannon
American software developer
Rollin R. Rees
Former United States Representative
Samuel E. Wright
American actor
Laura Kraut
American olympian
Bernard Baruch
American financier
Larry Doby
American baseball player
Brook Benton
American singer-songwriter
Vincent Sheheen
American attorney
Vonnie Holliday
American football defensive end
Albert Sidney Beckham
American psychologist
Laurie Funderburk
Former South Carolina State Representative
James Chesnut Jr.
Politician
Bobby Engram
American football coach
Bill Clyburn
American Politician
William McWillie
Former Governor of Mississippi
Valarie Trapp
Actress
John C. West
Former Governor of South Carolina
Lane Kirkland
American labor leader
Andre Cooper
American football player
Joseph B. Kershaw
Confederate-American politician
Stephen Keep
Actor
Pat Severs
Musical artist
O'Brien Schofield
American football linebacker
John C. Villepigue
Military personnel
Michael Kohn
Baseball pitcher
Tyronne Drakeford
American football player
Francis Dunlap Gamewell
Missionary
