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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Paul W. Airey
Elaine Parent
American criminal
Talie Cochrane
Movie actress
Chris Hixon
Coach
Gina Montalto
Jean Nidetch
American entrepreneur
Luna Vachon
American-Canadian professional wrestler
Carl Tanzler
Radiologic technologists
Joseph H. Boardman
Former Commissioner of the New York State Department of Transportation
Thomas A. Watson
Ida Haendel
Violinist
Krissy Taylor
American model
Moses M. Weinstein
American Politician
Harry Haft
Boxer
Shakira Martin
Politician
Phil Krueger
American football player
Meinhardt Raabe
American actor
Robert Z'Dar
American character actor
Reginald Shepherd
American poet
Johnny Lewis
American baseball player and coach
Kent Rogers
American actor
Benny Spellman
American singer
Maurice F. Weisner
Commanding officer
Gia Maione
American singer
Clyde Everett Lassen
Aviator
Rosey
American-Samoan professional wrestler
Stephen Mallory
Former United States Senator
Don Fargo
German professional wrestler
Les Beasley
American musician
Leonard B. Keller
Military personnel
Alexander McGillivray
Billy Lothridge
American football quarterback
Stephen W. Pless
Military officer
Stephen Mallory II
Former U. S. senator
James F. Lloyd
Politician
Peter Ruckman
American author
Gigi Gryce
American saxophonist
William W. J. Kelly
Former Lieutenant Governor of Florida
Emmett Wilson
Former United States Representative
Ezra Sellers
American boxer
Bob Armstrong
American professional wrestler
David Gunn
Singer
Alfons Bach
German industrial designer
Donald B. Duncan
Commanding officer
John W. Reeves Jr.
Commanding officer
Walker Anderson
Lawyer
Bill Holden
Baseball player