Bradenton
Bradenton is a Florida city on the Manatee River, south of Tampa. The South Florida Museum has natural and cultural history exhibits. It also encompasses the Bishop Planetarium and Parker Manatee Aquarium. The nearby Riverwalk park stretches along the water. Galleries, studios and shops occupy colorfully restored 1920s and ‘30s cottages in the Village of the Arts.
People died in Bradenton (First 41 people) - Page 0
Birdie Tebbetts
American professional baseball player
Albert Outler
American theologian
Helen Jepson
American soprano
Lois Duncan
Larry Reinhardt
American guitarist
Billy Hardwick
Bowler
Phyllis Boyens
Actress
Bruce Kison
Baseball player
Clifford Rozier
American basketball player
Harold G. Schrier
Military officer
Bill McKechnie
American baseball player
Fred Hutchinson
American baseball player
Steve Ridzik
Baseball player
Edd Roush
American baseball player
Bill Doak
Baseball player
Al Klink
American saxophonist
Felix Kaspar
Austrian figure skater
Mark Workman
American professional basketball player
W. Graham Claytor Jr.
Former United States Secretary of the Navy
Ernie Andres
American baseball player
Edwin A. Zundel
Hans Karl LaRondelle
Theologian
Fred H. Hildebrandt
Former United States Representative
Jim Holstein
American professional basketball player
Lucy Weston Pickett
Chemist
Hal Fryar
American actor
Graeme Edge
English musician
David Ayres Depue Ogden
Nathen Page
American jazz guitarist
Mary Ann Arty
Former Pennsylvania State Representative
Charles F. West
Former United States Representative
Fritz Mollwitz
German baseball player
Billy Purtell
American baseball player
Frank Reiber
American baseball player
Hank Johnson
United States Representative
George Dickie
American philosopher
Dave Steele
American motorsports racing driver
Carleton J. King
Former United States Representative
Ordell Braase
American football player
George Sefcik
American football player
