De
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People died in De (First 49 people) - Page 196
Johnny Orr
American basketball player
Nathan E. Kendall
Former Governor of Iowa
Ding Darling
American cartoonist
Frederick Hird
Olympic athlete
John R. Hansen
U. S. representative
Jack Smiley
American professional basketball player
Lloyd Thurston
Former United States Representative
James M. Tuttle
Soldier
Thomas William Drumm
Prelate
Bill Reichardt
American football player
Chief Johnson
Baseball player
Maurice John Dingman
Hoyt Sherman
American banker
Charles A. Rawson
Former member of the United States Senate
Archie Alexander
Former Governor of the United States Virgin Islands
Alva L. Hager
Former United States Representative
Mary Louise Smith
Politician
John Herriott
Former Lieutenant Governor of Iowa
Dick Dearden
Former Member of the Iowa State Senate
Edna Griffin
Ralph Parcaut
American professional wrestler
Solomon F. Prouty
Former United States Representative
John Simson Woolson
Judge
Joey Jordison
American musician
Ola Babcock Miller
Former Secretary of State of Iowa
Agnes Samuelson
Sue M. Wilson Brown
American biographer
Louise Noun
L. J. Dickinson
Former United States Senator
Neal Edward Smith
Former United States Representative
Gardner Cowles Sr.
American politician
David O'Neil
American poet
Michael Mantenuto
American film actor
Mary Kay Letourneau
Bertram Cohler
American psychologist
Harry Volkman
American meteorologist
Ed McCaskey
Virginia Halas McCaskey's husband
Adolph Bachmeier
Soccer player
Merle J. Isaac
American composer
Rosemary Mulligan
Former Illinois State Representative
Annette Rogers
Olympic athlete
Itzhak Bentov
Israeli-American scientist and inventor
Suffian Rahman
Malaysian footballer
Kwek Kon Chun
Kwek Leng Keow's son
Ana-Neda
Pierre Ernest Ballue
French painter
Pamphile Lemay
Canadian poet
