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
People died in Florida (First 49 people) - Page 35
Oswald Bates Lord
Author
Leo K. Thorsness
Military officer
Paul Sorvino
American actor
Lawrence A. Kimpton
Philosopher
Sybil Leek
Astrologer
Roy M. Terry
General
Jacqueline Logan
American actress
Jamie Buckingham
Writer
Henry Mucci
Calvin Griffith
Baseball player
Hans von Ohain
German physicist
Dick Rathmann
American race car driver
Tom Rapp
American singer-songwriter
Jim Rathmann
American race car driver
Harold W. McCauley
Illustrator
Tyrone McGriff
American football player
Jeff Stollmeyer
Cricketer
John W. Vogt Jr.
General
Bob Vanatta
American basketball coach
Gary Schull
American basketball player
Frederick C. Blesse
Flying ace
Robert M. Bowman
Military officer
Les Sweetland
Professional baseball player
Ciclón Negro
Professional wrestler
Alan M. Lovelace
Richard P. Keirn
Military personnel
Mucci
Military personnel
Warren Hastings Miller
Lewie Hardage
American football player
Anna Nicole Smith
American model
Luis Posada Carriles
Intelligence agent
William W. Momyer
Officer
Cecil W. Stoughton
American photographer
Patrick D. Smith
American author
Duane Graveline
American physician
Günter Wendt
American-German mechanical engineer
Al Capone
Andrew Cunanan
Meyer Lansky
Gangster
Ossie Davis
American actor
Victor Posner
American businessman
John Jacob Astor VI
American socialite
Gerardo Machado
Former President of Cuba
George Abbott
American theatrical producer
Leicester Hemingway
American writer
Gene Markey
American author
Albert Warner
Executive
