Florida
Florida is the southeasternmost U.S. state, with the Atlantic on one side and the Gulf of Mexico on the other. It has hundreds of miles of beaches. The city of Miami is known for its Latin-American cultural influences and notable arts scene, as well as its nightlife, especially in upscale South Beach. Orlando is famed for theme parks, including Walt Disney World. ― Google
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Red Grange
American football player
Burt Shotton
American baseball manager
Edward Bok
Dutch-American editor
Dow H. Drukker
American Politician
Ryne Duren
American baseball player
Morris E. Leeds
Cleda M. Willoughby
Edward Brodney
American artist
Leonard Saffir
Author
Kim Gannon
American songwriter
Isabell Masters
Elvy Kalep
Estonian aviator
Greasy Neale
American football player
Arthur Altman
American songwriter
Viola Turpeinen
Finnish accordionist
Paul Reinman
American comic book artist
Toni Arden
Singer
Henry Boney
American baseball player
Yrjö Korholin-Koski
Finnish runner
Rosie Ruiz
Henry Boltinoff
American cartoonist
Carroll Widdoes
American football coach
Robert Wohlmuth
Austrian film director
Martin Amis
Novelist
Hadley Richardson
American author
Nat Adderley
American jazz trumpeter
Keith Herber
American author
Eddie Snyder
American composer
Beverly Wolff
American soprano
Florence Goodenough
American psychologist
Charlie Hillard
American aerobatic pilot
Herbert J. Drane
U. S. representative
J. Hardin Peterson
U. S. representative
Johnny Bothwell
American saxophonist
James M. Mead
Former member of the United States Senate
Rosalie Bradford
William R. Charette
Master mariner
Edward B. Sell
Taekwondo athlete
George Almones
American basketball player
Stubby Overmire
Baseball player
John Ingram McMorran
Joe Hendricks
Former United States Representative
Bob Dustal
American baseball player
Kenneth Kelly
American football player
Wade Morton
American race car driver
Andrew Watterson Blackwood
Author
Bernie Little
Motorsports racing driver