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 57
Diego C. Asencio
Former United States Ambassador to Brazil
Charles Gossage Grey
Philip Geier
Executive
J. Spencer Love
American industrialist
Johnny Groth
Professional baseball player
E. F. Albee
American impresario
Richard Mortimer
Jane Pope Ridgway
Joseph Vogel
American author
Walter Booth Brooks III
Writer
Earl E. T. Smith
Former United States Ambassador to Cuba
Ethel Pettit
Actress ‧ Arthur Somers Roche's wife
Anthony R. Kuser
Businessman
Harry Payne Bingham
American financier
Gustave Maurice Heckscher
August Heckscher's son
Gurnee Munn
Former President of American Totalisator Company
W. Barklie Henry
American stockbroker
Lawrence Waterbury
Eugene Stoner
American designer
Tom Phoebus
American baseball player
Dale Hall
American football player
Howard Mitchell
American cellist
Dale Long
Baseball player
Leslie West
American guitarist
Eddie Preston
American jazz trumpeter
Dave Cloutier
American football player
Charles Moose
American author
Dolores Alexander
Writer
Paul E. Trimble
Jim Miller
Outlaw
Ric Cartey
American musician
Don Chevrier
Sports announcer
Glen Skov
Ice hockey player
Sal Artiaga
Harding Peterson
American baseball player
Harding Peterson
American baseball player
Frank Pulli
Baseball umpire
Chuck Knox
Football coach
Herbert Pagani
Artist
Lou Ritter
Former Mayor of Jacksonville
Lois Weisberg
Jake Jacobs
Baseball player
Anne Rudloe
Richard Lewis Cox
Courteney Cox's father
Erica Boyer
American pornographic actress
Derrick Jensen
American writer
Buddy DeFranco
American clarinetist