Sarasota
Sarasota is a city south of Tampa on Florida’s Gulf Coast that was once the winter home of the Ringling Brothers Circus. Today, it hosts a number of cultural institutes, notably the Ringling Museum of Art, which showcases old masters and modern art. It’s also the gateway to miles of beaches with fine sand and shallow waters, such as Lido Beach and Siesta Key Beach. ― Google
People died in Sarasota (First 49 people) - Page 2
Merle Evans
Conductor
Morris Copeland
Economist
Antonina Pirozhkova
Russian civil engineer
Paul Bernard Malone
General
Tere Ríos
Author
Thorne Smith
American writer
William J. Burns
Director of the Central Intelligence Agency
Blaize Clement
American writer
Robert Dunham
American actor
Wojciech Kołaczkowski
Fighter pilot
Paul W. Brown
Former Attorney General of Ohio
Hans Speier
American-German sociologist
Jerry Jerome
American musician
Ben Van Dyke
Baseball player
John Ott
Author
Terrence McNally
American playwright
Allan F. Smith
Jack Brokensha
Jazz musician
Norman Shepard
American basketball coach
Tom Saffell
American baseball athlete
John McCollum
American tenor
Iwo Cyprian Pogonowski
Polish engineer
Martha Wilkinson
American Politician
Allen Hurlburt
Illustrator
Howard Taubman
American music critic
Nelson Dunford
American mathematician
Pedro Carrasco Pizana
Author
Alfred A. Cunningham
American aviator
Dean Griffing
American football player
Syd Solomon
American artist
Katherine Schmidt
American artist
Denver David Hargis
Former United States Representative
Eric Moon
Librarian
Aubrey Newman
American author
Warren Mehrtens
American jockey
Frank Clair
American football player
David Gray
American playwright
Bryan Lee
American guitarist
Morrie Aderholt
Baseball player
Carlyle A. Luer
Botanist
Lindsay Daen
New Zealand Sculptor
Ike Pearson
Baseball player
James DePree
American football player
Thomas B. Allen
American painter
Nita Krebs
Actress
John Jakes
American writer
Butch Henline
American umpire
