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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John Tenta
Canadian professional wrestler
Larry Hoppen
Vocalist
Harriette Moore
American educator
Charlie Carlson
American author
Ed Chaplin
Baseball player
Dr. Bruce Kennedy
Lesa France Kennedy's husband
George Pérez
American actor
Clifton Fadiman
American intellectual
John C. Slater
American physicist
Bob Kurland
Basketball player
Lebert Lombardo
Musician
R. Tucker Abbott
American author
Richard C. Lillehei
American transplant surgeon
Bucky Baxter
American guitarist
Zeke Bratkowski
American football player
David Olney
American singer-songwriter
Sheila Raye Charles
Singer ‧ Ray Charles' daughter
Otto Graham
American football player
Gene Okerlund
American announcer
Charles Edward Ringling
Jerry Wexler
Journalist
Hoyt Wilhelm
Baseball player
Jackie Gerlich
Actor
Harry Earles
Actor
Eugene Burdick
American political scientist
Christine Chubbuck
American reporter
Larz Bourne
Film writer
Scott Ciencin
American author
Milton Rubenfeld
Pilot
Philip Van Doren Stern
American author
MacKinlay Kantor
American journalist
Daisy Earles
Film actor
Elly Annie Schneider
Actress
Irving Vendig
TV writer
Richard L. Roudebush
Former United States Representative
Bibb Graves
Former Governor of Alabama
Forest Harness
U. S. representative
Louise Suggs
American professional golfer
Bobby Rosengarden
American drummer
Richard Evonitz
American serial killer
David Truman
Political scientist
John LaPorta
Clarinetist
William Froug
American television writer
Dik Browne
American cartoonist
Boyd Bennett
American songwriter
Dennis Stock
American journalist
John Cameron Swayze
American commentator
