List of people from Phoenix
This is a list of notable past and present residents of the U.S. city ofPhoenix, Arizona,and its surrounding metropolitan area. For people whose only connection with the city is attending the nearby Arizona State University, see:List of Arizona State University alumni.
Arts
[edit]- Marcus Amerman– Native American artist[1]
- Kevin Caron– sculptor[2]
- Spencer Herr(born 1974) – artist.
- Thomas Kuntz– artist[3]
- Linda Lomahaftewa– Native American artist[4]
- Betsy Schneider– photographer[5]
- Gage Skidmore– photographer
- Gary Tillery– artist[6]
- Hulleah Tsinhnahjinnie– photographer[7]
- John Henry Waddell– sculptor[8]
Athletics
[edit]
- Jeremy Accardo– professional baseball pitcher[9]
- Alvan Adams– professional basketball player[10]
- Jeremy Affeldt– professional baseball pitcher[9]
- Jim Ahern– professional golfer[11]
- Mark Alarie– professional basketball player[12]
- Ventura Alvarado– soccer player
- Charlotte Armstrong– professional baseball player[13]
- Bobby Ball– racecar driver[14]
- Phil Barkdoll–NASCARowner-driver[15]
- Charles Barkley– professional basketball player, TV commentator[10]
- Dillon Barna– soccer player[16]
- Jerryd Bayless– professional basketball player[17]
- Rod Beck– professional baseball pitcher[18]
- Rich Beem– professional golfer[19]
- Mike Bell– professional football player[20]
- Steve Belles– professional football player[21]
- Mike Bibby– professional basketball player[22]
- Amanda Blumenherst– professional golfer[23]
- Billy Boat– professional racecar driver[24]
- Chad Boat– professional racecar driver[25]
- Dallas Braden– professional baseball pitcher, pitched perfect game in 2010[9]
- Richie Brockel– professional football player[26]
- Brian Broderick– professional baseball pitcher[9]
- Jim Brown– professional hockey player[27]
- Travis Brown– professional football player[28]
- Marcus Brunson– professional sprinter[29]
- Jimmy Bryan– professional racecar driver[30]
- Sean Burke– professional hockey player[31]
- Cory Burns– professional baseball pitcher[9]
- Dan Butler– professional baseball player[9]
- Jimmy Button– professional motocross racer[32]
- Yori Boy Campas– world-championboxer[33]
- Trung Canidate– professional football player[34]
- Michael Carbajal– professional boxer[35]
- Jade Carey– artistic gymnast[36]
- Fred Carr– professional football player[37]
- Henry Cejudo– Olympic gold medalist infreestyle wrestling;MMA fighter[38]
- Tom Chambers– professional basketball player[10]
- Brandel Chamblee– professional golfer[39]
- Eddie Cheever– professional racecar driver[40]
- Matt Clapp– professional football player[41]
- Dennis Claridge– professional football player[42]
- Cameron Clark– professional basketball player[43]
- Will Claye– Olympic track medalist[44]
- Jerry Colangelo– founder ofPhoenix SunsandArizona Diamondbacks[45]
- Steve Colter– professional basketball player[46]
- Ty Conklin– professional hockey player[47]
- Chris Cook– professional racecar driver[48]
- Mike Cosgrove– professional baseball pitcher[9]
- Sean Couturier– professional hockey player[49]
- Jane Crafter– professional golfer[50]
- Pauline Crawley– professional baseball player[51]
- C. J. Cron– professional baseball player[52]
- Kevin Cron– professional baseball player[53]
- Mike Cunning– professional golfer[54]
- Walter Davis– professional basketball player[10]
- Jaff Decker– professional baseball player[9]
- Andre Ethier– professional baseball player[55]
- Heather Farr– professional golfer[56]
- Jeff Feagles– professional football player[57]
- Nick Firestone– professional racecar driver[58]
- Cotton Fitzsimmons– former coach of thePhoenix Suns[59]
- George Follmer– professional racecar driver[60]
- Brandon Frazier– professional pairs skater[61]
- Gabe Freeman– professional basketball player[62]
- Channing Frye– professional basketball player[63]
- Joe Garagiola– professional baseball player and sportscaster[64]
- Scott Garlick– professional soccer player[65]
- Gary Gentry– professional baseball player[66]
- Jesús González– world champion and Olympic boxer[67]
- Luis Gonzalez– professional baseball player[68]
- David Gossett– professional golfer[69]
- Wayne Gretzky– NHL legend[70]
- Habe Haberling– professional racecar driver
- Gary Hall Jr.–Olympicgold medalist, swimmer[71]
- Connie Hawkins– professional basketball player[10]
- Solly Hemus– professional baseball player[9][66]
- Manny Hendrix– professional football player[72]
- Pat Hennen– Grand Prix motorcycle racer[73]
- Harvey Herrick– auto racing driver
- Charlie Hickcox– Olympic gold medal swimmer[74]
- Leland Honeyman– NASCAR driver
- Jeff Hornacek– professional basketball player, coach for thePhoenix Suns[75]
- Bob Howry– professional baseball pitcher[76]
- Floyd Hudlow– professional football player[77]
- Misty Hyman– Olympic gold medal winner in swimming[78]
- Kevin Jackson– Olympic gold medalist in freestyle wrestling,MMA fighter[79]
- Reggie Jackson– pro baseball player,Hall of Fame[80]
- Drisan James– professional football player[81]
- Robert James– professional football player[82]
- J. J. Jansen– professional football player[83]
- Richard Jefferson– professional basketball player[84]
- Brian Johnson– professional football player[85]
- Kevin Johnson– professional basketball player, mayor ofSacramento, California[10]
- Randy Johnson– professional baseball player,Hall of Fame[86]
- Steve Jordan– professional football player[87]
- Tommy Joseph– professional baseball player[88]
- Todd Kalis– professional football player[89]
- Anthony Kang– professional golfer[90]
- Mark Kastelic– professional ice hockey player[91]
- Klete Keller– Olympic gold medal winner in swimming[92]
- Devon Kennard– professional football player[93]
- Cristie Kerr– professional golfer[94]
- Scott Kingery– Major League Baseball player
- Kyle Kosier– professional football player[95]
- Keaton Kristick– professional football player[96]
- Lerrin LaGrow– professional baseball player[9]
- Darren Law– professional racecar driver[97]
- Jason P. Lester– Ultra Endurance Athlete, Author and ESPY Award Winner[98][circular reference]
- Hank Leiber– professional baseball player[99]
- Jean Claude Leuyer– professional world champion kickboxer[100]
- Jon Levine– tennis player[101]
- Leta Lindley– professional golfer[102]
- Broc Little– professional hockey player[103]
- Kevin Long– professional baseball coach[104]
- Dan Majerle– professional basketball player[105]
- Derek Mason– college football coach[106]
- Doug Mathis– professional baseball player[107]
- Bethanie Mattek-Sands– professional tennis player[108]
- Auston Matthews– professional ice hockey player[109]
- Billy Mayfair– professional golfer[110]
- Damon Mays– professional football player[111]
- Randall McDaniel– Hall of Fame football player[112]
- Shaun McDonald– professional football player[113]
- Phil Mickelson– professionalgolfer[114]
- Scott Miller– professional football player[115]
- Zach Miller– professional football player[116]
- Michele Mitchell– Olympic medal winner in swimming[117]
- Georganne Moline– Olympic track athlete[118]
- Marty Moore– professional football player[119]
- John Moraga– professional mixed martial artist[120]
- Arturo Moreno– billionaire and owner of theAnaheim Angels[121]
- Carolyn Morris– professional baseball player[citation needed]
- Darryl Morrison– professional football player[122]
- Trent Murphy– outside linebacker in the National Football League; played for theWashington RedskinsandBuffalo Bills[123]
- Carl Mulleneaux– professional football player[124]
- Lee Mulleneaux– professional football player[125]
- Ty Murray– professional bull rider, member of Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame[126]
- Don Nicholas– professional baseball player[9]
- Gerry Norquist– professional golfer[127]
- Isaiah Oliver– cornerback for theAtlanta Falcons
- Danica Patrick– Indy Racing League and NASCAR driver[128]
- Jeff Paulk– professional football player[129]
- Jaime Perez– Outstanding Young Man of Phoenix 2019[130]
- Pat Perez– professional golfer[131]
- Adam Pettyjohn– professional baseball player[132]
- Steve Phoenix– professional baseball player[133]
- Damon Pieri– professional football player[134]
- Don Pooley– professional golfer[135]
- Logan Porter– professional baseball player[136]
- Jason Pridie– professional baseball player[137]
- Joe Proski– professional basketball athletic trainer[10]
- Ted Purdy– professional golfer[138]
- Marilyn Ramenofsky– Olympic medalist in swimming[139]
- Richey Reneberg– professional tennis player[140]
- Buddy Rice– Indy Racing League[141]
- Kay Rohrer– professional baseball player[142]
- Ahmed Santos– professional boxer[143]
- Danny Schayes– college and NBA basketball player, son of Dolph Schayes
- Curt Schilling– professional baseball player[144]
- Kevin Scott– professional football player[145]
- Jason Shivers– professional football player[146]
- Sara Slattery– long-distance runner, NCAA champion[147]
- Shelley Smith– professional football player[148]
- Eric Sogard– professional baseball player[149]
- Phillippi Sparks– professional football player[150]
- Brad Steinke–Emmyaward-winning sportscaster[151]
- Jane Stoll– professional baseball player[152]
- Nick Sundberg– professional football player[153]
- Shawn Swayda– professional football player[154]
- John Tait– professional football player[155]
- Kevin Thomas– professional football player[156]
- Marcus Thomas– professional football player[157]
- Bernard Thompson– professional basketball player[158]
- Tage Thompson- professional ice hockey player
- Pat Tillman– professional football player andAfghanistan Warcasualty[159]
- Cole Tucker– professional baseball player[160]
- Howard Twitty– professional golfer[161]
- Dick Van Arsdale– professional basketball player[10]
- Jamie Varner– professional boxer, WEC lightweight champion[162]
- Damian Vaughn– professional football player[163]
- Max Venable– professional baseball player[9]
- Bobby Wade– professional football player[164]
- Neal Walk– basketball player
- Lora Webster– Para-Olympic volleyball player[165]
- Wayne Weiler– professional racecar driver[166]
- Paul Westphal– professional basketball player[10]
- Kenny Wheaton– professional football player[167]
- Mark Whipple– professional football player, college football coach[168]
- Danny White– professional football player[169]
- Dot Wilkinson– Hall of Fame forbowlingandsoftball[170]
- Patsy Willard– Olympic medalist in diving[171]
- Larry Willis– professional football player[172]
- Cheyenne Woods– professional golfer (niece ofTiger Woods)[173][174]
- Darren Woodson– professional football player[175]
- Terry Wright– professional football player[176]
- Toby Wright– professional football player[177]
- J. J. Yeley– professional racecar driver[178]
- Win Young– Olympic medalist in diving[179]
Business
[edit]
- Eddie Basha Jr.– businessman, CEO ofBashas'[180]
- Mark Bingham– entrepreneur, passenger onUnited Airlines Flight 93[181]
- Dwight B. Heard– publisher, co-founder of theHeard Museum[182]
- Jim Hensley– founder ofHensley & Co.[183]
- Charles H. Keating Jr.– businessman[184]
- Tom Leppert– businessman, CEO ofKaplan, Inc.[185]
- Eddie Matney– restaurateur[186]
- Cindy McCain– businesswoman, chairwoman ofHensley & Co.[187]
- Bob Parsons– entrepreneur, founder ofGoDaddy[188]
- Jeffrey Peterson– entrepreneur, found ofQuepasa[189]
- Simon Rohrich– inventor and entrepreneur[190]
- Karsten Solheim– businessman, founder of Karsten Manufacturing, maker ofPINGgolf clubs[191]
- John Sperling– businessman, founder ofUniversity of Phoenix[192]
- Edward A. Tovrea– entrepreneur[193]
- Suzanne Tracht– chef[194]
- Del Webb– real estate developer[195]
- Paul Elio– CEO ofElio Motors
Literature
[edit]
- Kathleen Baldwin- author[196]
- Sally Ball– poet[197]
- Erma Bombeck– columnist and advice author[198]
- Alexandra Bracken– author[199]
- Amanda Brown– author,Legally Blonde[200]
- Jaime Clarke– writer[201]
- Linda Cobb– columnist, "Queen of Clean"[202]
- Michael Collier– poet[203]
- Clive Cussler– adventure novelist[204]
- Boyé Lafayette De Mente– author, journalist[205]
- Maureen Dragone– journalist, author[206]
- Stella Pope Duarte– author[207]
- Peter Ferrara– columnist[208]
- Terri Fields– "Reading is Sweet" program[209]
- Diana Gabaldon– author, creator of theOutlanderseries[210]
- Shanna Hogan– journalist and author[211]
- Flora Jessop– author, social activist[212]
- Chalmers Johnson– author[213]
- Bil Keane– cartoonist[214]
- Clarence Budington Kelland– author[215]
- Whitney Keyes– author[216]
- Robert Kiyosaki– businessman, investor, and author; best known for theRich Dad Poor Dadseries[217]
- Gini Koch– science fiction author[218]
- Elizabeth Kübler-Ross– psychiatrist[219]
- Meghan McCain– author, columnist[220]
- Todd McFarlane– comic book author and art director[221]
- Lisa McMann– author[222]
- Carlton Mellick III– author[223]
- Stephenie Meyer– teen literature novelist[citation needed]
- Lisa Olson– sports journalist[224]
- Barbara Park– children's author[225]
- Howard Rheingold– author[226]
- Rhondi A. Vilott Salsitz– author[227]
- Mary Schmich–Pulitzer Prize-winning author[228]
- Gianna Talone– author[229]
- Marshall Terrill– author, journalist[230]
- Gary Tillery– author[231]
- Lew Welch– poet[232]
Movies/television/media
[edit]
- Jaime Lyn Bauer– actress[233]
- Nellie Bellflower– actress[234]
- The Boogeyman(Martin Wright) – professional wrestler[235]
- Charles Boyer– actor[236]
- Sally Brophy– actress[237]
- Aidy Bryant– comedian, actress[238]
- Travis Caldwell– actor[239]
- Lynda Carter– singer and actress, title role onWonder Woman[240]
- Joan Ganz Cooney– producer, founder ofChildren's Television Workshop[241]
- Evelyn Dall– actress, singer[242]
- Matt Dallas– actor[243]
- Amy Davidson– actress[244]
- Kaitlyn Dever– actress[245]
- Kirby Dick– film director, producer, screenwriter[246]
- Dennis Farina– actor,Law & Order[247]
- Maritza Lizeth Gallego Félix– television journalist[248][249]
- Jennie Garth– actress[250]
- Kimiko Glenn– actress[251]
- Hunter Gomez– actor[252]
- Clay Graham– TV writer, producer[253]
- Loretta King Hadler– actress[254]
- Sammi Hanratty– actress[255]
- Alexa Havins– actress,All My Children[256]
- Amelia Heinle– actress[257]
- David Henrie– actor[258]
- Gregg Hoffman– producer, createdSawfranchise[259]
- Daniel Humbarger– stand-up comedian[260]
- Jenna Jameson– adult film star[261]
- Ben Johnson– champion rodeo rider and Oscar-winning actor[262]
- Chelsea Kane– actress[263]
- Dianne Kay– actress[264]
- Judy Kaye– actress, singer[265]
- Ruth Maleczech– avant-garde actress[266]
- Josh McDermitt– actor and comedian[267]
- Karen McDougal– model,PlayboyPlaymate of the Year1998[268]
- Jenny Mollen– actress[269]
- Lou Moon- stand-up comedian[270]
- Sylvia Morales– film director, producer, screenwriter[271]
- Frankie Muniz– actor[272]
- Leslie Nielsen– actor,Airplane!,The Naked Gunseries[273]
- April O'Neil– porn star[274]
- Tarah Paige– actress and gymnast[275]
- Greg Proops– actor and comedian[233]
- Robert Wayne Rainey– director/photographer, and artistic community activist[276]
- Rachel Ramras– actress, voice actress, TV writer[277]
- Naibe Reynoso–Emmy Award-winning reporter, actress,The Practice[278]
- Haley Lu Richardson– actress[279]
- Ashley Roberts– actress and singer[280]
- Jennifer Rubin– actress, model[281]
- Jackson Robert Scott- actor
- Robert Simonds– film producer[282]
- David Spade– actor,Saturday Night Live,Tommy Boy[283]
- Fay Spain– actress[284]
- Steven Spielberg– Oscar-winning film director[285]
- Emma Stone– actress[286]
- Lizz Tayler– adult film star[287]
- Shayne Topp– actor andinternet personalityonSmosh[288]
- Amber Valletta– actress[289]
- Dick Van Dyke– actor,The Dick Van Dyke Show,Mary Poppins[290][291]
- Mare Winningham– actress[292]
- Dean Winters– actor[293]
- Shannon Woodward– actress[294]
- Nick Young– actor[295]
Music
[edit]
- Michael Abels– composer[296]
- Jim Adkins– musician, part of the band from Mesa,Jimmy Eat World[297]
- Courtney Marie Andrews– singer/songwriter[298]
- Geno Arce– musician/bass player[299]
- Audrey Assad– Christian singer-songwriter[300]
- Authority Zero– rock band[297]
- Alec Benjamin– singer-songwriter[citation needed]
- Chester Bennington– musician/singer[301]
- George Benson– musician[302]
- Dierks Bentley– singer[303]
- Derrick Bostrom– musician, member ofMeat Puppets[304]
- Cait Brennan– singer-songwriter[305]
- Glen Campbell– singer[306]
- Igor Cavalera– musician/drummer[307]
- Max Cavalera– musician/singer[308]
- Zyon Cavalera– musician/drummer[309]
- Roger Clyne– singer-songwriter[297]
- Jessi Colter– country musician[310]
- Bruce Connole– singer-songwriter, founding member ofThe Jetzons[311]
- Alice Cooper– musician[312]
- Joey DeFrancesco– jazz musician[313]
- DMX– rapper[314]
- Duane Eddy– singer,Rock and Roll Hall of Fame[315]
- Dolan Ellis– musician, officialballadeerof Arizona[316]
- Esteban– guitarist[317]
- Frank Fafara– musician[318]
- Dom Flemons– multi-instrumentalist, singer/songwriter[319]
- Jeff Freundlich– songwriter, music producer[320]
- Steve Gadd– musician, drummer[321][322]
- Adelina Garcia– bolero singer[323]
- Steve George– musician, member ofMr. Mister[324]
- Gin Blossoms– rock band[297]
- Rob Halford– heavy metal singer[297]
- J. Michael Harter– country musician[325]
- Julius Hegyi– conductor, violinist[326]
- Marcos Hernandez– singer[327]
- Bob Hoag– musician[328]
- Jared & The Mill– rock band
- Scott Jeffers Traveler– composer, musician[329]
- Waylon Jennings– singer,Country Music Hall of Fame[330]
- Zola Jesus– singer-songwriter[331]
- Dan Johnson– musician/drummer[332]
- William Joseph– pianist, composer[333]
- Tim Kelleher– musician[334]
- Brandon Kellum– musician, frontman, member ofAmerican Standards[335]
- Kerry King– guitarist, member of Slayer[297]
- Cris Kirkwood– musician, bassist, member ofMeat Puppets[297]
- Kongos– rock band[297]
- Steve Larson– musician[336]
- Nils Lofgren– musician, songwriter[297]
- Chelsey Louise – musician, member ofFairy Bonesl[337]
- George Lynch– guitarist/songwriter, member ofDokken[297]
- Lois Maffeo– musician[338]
- Peter Magadini– musician[339]
- Mali Music(Kortney Jamaal Pollard) – singer/songwriter[340]
- MC Magic(Marco Cardenas) – rapper, producer[341]
- Mickey McGee– musician[342]
- Mickey McMahan– big band musician, member of theLawrence Welkorchestra[343]
- Bret Michaels– singer-songwriter, musician, member ofPoison[297]
- Sam Moore– singer, member of the duoSam & Dave[344]
- Mr. Mister– rock band[345]
- Dave Mustaine– musician, member ofMetallicaandMegadeth[297]
- Lewis Nash– jazz drummer[346]
- Paul Nelson– composer[347]
- Jason Newsted– bassist, member ofMetallica[297]
- Wayne Newton– singer, "Mr. Las Vegas"[348]
- Stevie Nicks– singer[297]
- Willy Northpole(William Adams) – rapper[349]
- Buck Owens– country singer[350]
- Richard Page– musician, member ofMr. Mister[345]
- CeCe Peniston– singer
- Jerry Riopelle– musician, record producer[297]
- Marty Robbins– singer,Country Music Hall of Fame[351]
- Howard Roberts– jazz musician[352]
- Bob Shane– singer, member ofThe Kingston Trio[353]
- Jordin Sparks– singer[354]
- Sydney Sprague- singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist
- Chris Squire– musician, songwriter, member ofYes[297]
- Melody Thornton– singer,Pussycat Dolls[355]
- The Tubes– rock band[356]
- Walkin' Cane Mark– blues musician[357]
- Brian Welch– musician, member ofKorn[358]
- Vince Welnick– musician, member of theGrateful Dead[359]
- Z-Trip– disc jockey[360]
Politics
[edit]
- John T. Alsap– first mayor of Phoenix[361]
- Lela Alston– Arizona state senator and representative[362]
- Joe Arpaio– former sheriff ofMaricopa County[363]
- Bruce Babbitt– former governor of Arizona and U.S. Interior Secretary[364]
- Albert C. Baker– Arizona Supreme Court[365]
- Nancy Barto– Arizona state senator and representative[366]
- Betsey Bayless– Arizona Secretary of State[367]
- Wesley Bolin– Arizona Governor and Secretary of State[368]
- Paul Boyer– Arizona state representative[369]
- Kate Brophy McGee– Arizona state representative[370]
- Floyd I. Clarke– former FBI director[371]
- Hayzel Burton Daniels– state legislator and Phoenix city magistrate[372]
- Adam Perez Diaz– Phoenix City Councilman and Phoenix Vice-Mayor.[373]
- Adam Driggs– Arizona state senator[374]
- Kate Gallego- mayor of Phoenix since 2019
- Emil Ganz– early mayor of Phoenix[375]
- Terry Goddard– mayor of Phoenix, Arizona Attorney General[376]
- Barry Goldwater– former U.S. Senator and 1964 presidential candidate[377]
- Barry Goldwater Jr.– U.S. House of Representatives[378]
- Phil Gordon– mayor of Phoenix[379]
- Margaret Hance– mayor of Phoenix[380]
- Brad Hoylman– New York state senator[381]
- Paul Johnson– mayor of Phoenix[382]
- Denison Kitchel– Phoenix attorney and national manager of the Goldwater presidential campaign[383]
- G. Gordon Liddy–Watergate Scandal,chief operationist[384]
- Samuel Mardian– mayor of Phoenix[385]
- John McCain–U.S. Senatorand 2000 and 2008presidential candidate[386]
- John McComish– Arizona state senator and representative[387]
- Ernest McFarland– Arizona Governor; Senator from Arizona; Chief Justice, Arizona Supreme Court[388]
- Robert Meza– Arizona state senator and representative[389]
- Janet Napolitano– governor of Arizona and Secretary of Homeland Security[390]
- John B. Nelson– mayor of Phoenix, Arizona House of Representatives, Arizona Senate[391]
- Sandra Day O'Connor– U.S. Supreme Court Justice[392]
- Wing F. Ong– Arizona state senator and representative[393]
- Granville Henderson Oury– U.S. House of Representative (Arizona Territory)[394]
- Ed Pastor– U.S. House of Representatives[395]
- Mary Peters– U.S. Secretary of Transportation[396]
- DeForest Porter– mayor of Phoenix; Justice, Arizona Territory Supreme Court[397]
- Ben Quayle– former U.S. representative[398]
- Dan Quayle– former U.S. Vice President[399]
- William H. Rehnquist– Chief Justice, U.S. Supreme Court Justice[400]
- Skip Rimsza– mayor of Phoenix[401]
- Jack Roxburgh– Canadian politician and ice hockey administrator[402]
- Carl Seel– member Arizona House of Representatives[403]
- John Shadegg– former U.S. representative[404]
- Stephen Shadegg– political consultant, public relations specialist, and author[405]
- Carl Sims– Arizona state representative[406]
- William P. Sims- Arizona state senator[407]
- Richard Elihu Sloan– Arizona Territory Governor[408]
- Greg Stanton– U.S. representative and mayor of Phoenix[409]
- Bob Stump– U.S. House of Representatives[410]
- Jesse Addison Udall– state legislator and chief justice of theArizona Supreme Court[411]
- John Hunt Udall– mayor of Phoenix, member of Arizona State Legislature[412]
- Levi Stewart Udall– Chief Justice of Arizona Supreme Court[413]
- Nick Udall– mayor of Phoenix[414]
- Jack Williams– Governor of Arizona, Mayor of Phoenix[415]
- Kimberly Yee– Arizona state treasurer[416]
Science and Medicine
[edit]- Krystal Tsosie– geneticist and bioethicist known for promoting Indigenous data sovereignty and studying genetics within Indigenous communities[417]
Miscellaneous
[edit]- Madison Anderson– beauty pageant titleholder, crownedMiss Universe Puerto Rico 2019
- Chris Bianco– Chef
- Chuggaaconroy- YouTuber
- Allison DuBois– medium (the TV showMediumis based on her life)[418]
- Diane Downs– American murderer who killed her daughter and attempted to murder her other children.
- Milton Erickson– psychiatrist[419]
- Henry Garfias– Hispanic who became the first marshal of Phoenix, Arizona.[420][421]
- Mark Goudeau(also known as the Baseline Killer) – serial killer, responsible for 9 deaths[422]
- William Augustus Hancock– pioneer, one of the founders of Phoenix, first sheriff of Maricopa County[423]
- Jack Swilling– commonly credited being the founder of the city of Phoenix, Arizona.[424]
- Trinidad Swilling– known as "The Mother of Phoenix" was a Phoenix pioneer and the wife of Jack Swilling, the founder of Phoenix.[425][426]
- Philip Edward Tovrea Jr.– U.S. Army Air Forces World War II ACE who was awarded the Silver Star Medal for gallantry and the Distinguished Flying Cross.[427]
- William Wasson– founder ofNuestros Pequeños Hermanos.
- Frank Lloyd Wright– architect[428]
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