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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Sally Ann Howes
Actress
John Pingel
American football player
Tim Rosaforte
American journalist
Carleton Varney
Designer
Doug Ford
American professional golfer
Bruce Fleisher
American professional golfer
Martin Goodman
American publisher
Roger Ailes
American executive
James P. McGranery
Judge
Tom Eyen
American playwright
Stanley M. Rumbough Jr.
American businessman
Ron Palillo
American actor
Margaret Whitton
American film actress
Harold Rosson
American cinematographer
Horace Elgin Dodge
Curt Gowdy
American sports commentator
Elmer Raguse
American sound engineer
Lili Damita
French actress
Madeleine Astor
American socialite
Sidney Wood
American tennis player
James Last
German composer
Francis Alexander Shields
American businessman ‧ Brooke Shields' father
Malcolm Glazer
American businessman
Jack C. Massey
American entrepreneur
Meyer Guggenheim
Industrialist
Ulf Björlin
Swedish composer
Dennis Hoey
British film actor
Joshua Lionel Cowen
American inventor
Horace Kallen
American philosopher
Grace Gallatin Seton Thompson
American author
Henry Flagler
American industrialist
Carl Apfel
Iris Apfel's husband
Mary Duncan
American film actress
Charles Jewtraw
American speed skater
Robert B. Cohen
American businessman
Jeffry Picower
American investor
Joseph Jefferson
South Carolina State Representative
Harold E. Talbott
Vladimir Kagan
American designer
Paul Ilyinsky
John Shaffer Phipps
American lawyer
Grace Fortescue
Socialite
Thalia Massie
Beatrice Alexander
American dollmaker
Frank Torre
American professional baseball player
Virgil Fox
American organist
Eleonora Sears
American tennis player
