A
A, or a, is the first letter and the first vowel letter of the Latin alphabet, used in the modern English alphabet, and others worldwide. Its name in English is a, plural aes. It is similar in shape to the Ancient Greek letter alpha, from which it derives.
A People (First 49 people) - Page 132
Harri Heliövaara
Finnish tennis player
Juha Väätäinen
Finnish athlete
Oona Orpana
Finnish tennis player
Ville Lång
Badminton player
Kim Ward
Member of the Pennsylvania State Senate
Eric Nelson
American historian
Earlene Hill Hooper
Former New York State Representative
Taylor Raynor
Assemblywoman
Curt Friesen
Member of the Nebraska Senate
Nick Watney
American professional golfer
Ellen Spiegel
Former Nevada State Representative
Nancy Walton Laurie
American businesswoman
Kent Dawson
Judge
Joyce Woodhouse
Former Nevada State Senator
Sam Stein
James B. Gibson
American Politician
Steven Fox
American professional golfer
Phillip Schofield
Television presenter
John McGuire
Virginia politician
Jimmie Massie
American Politician
Siobhan Dunnavant
Virginia State Senator
Carlos Hopkins
Former Secretary of Veterans and Defense Affairs of Virginia
John O'Bannon
American Politician
Peter Farrell
American Politician
Erica D. Smith
Politician
Debra Rodman
Former Virginia State Delegate
Lamont Bagby
American Politician
Jim Shoulders
American cowman
Gail Griffin
Arizona State Representative
Rip Hawk
American professional wrestler
Karolien Grosemans
Member of the Senate of Belgium
Denise Austin
American author
Jennifer Boysko
Virginia State Senator
Thomas Davis Rust
Former Virginia State Delegate
Steven Tiley
John Knotwell
American Politician
Jeff Coleman
American legislator
Ágnes Keleti
Hungarian-Israeli gymnast
Leonid Nevzlin
Russian-Israeli businessman
Amos Mansdorf
Israeli tennis player
Maria-Elisabeth Schaeffler
German businesswoman
Leung Jan
Martial arts practitioner
Anne Kremer
Tennis player
The Young Bucks
George H. Ross
Executive
Rudy García
Florida politician
Dennis Pyle
Kansas State Senator
