List of people from Wichita, Kansas
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This article is a list of notable people who were born in and/or have lived in Wichita, Kansas.
Academia
See also: List of Friends University people, List of Newman University people, and List of Wichita State University people
- June Bacon-Bercey (1932- ), meteorologist[1]
- Robert Ballard (1942- ), oceanographer[2]
- Elizabeth Bates (1947-2003), cognitive neuroscientist, developmental psychologist[3]
- James Earl Baumgartner (1943-2011), mathematician[4]
- Robert Beattie, lawyer, non-fiction crime writer, professor[5]
- James F. Crow (1916-2012), geneticist[6]
- Juan R. Cruz (1946- ), aerospace engineer[7]
- John W. Dawson, Jr (1944- ), mathematician[8]
- William Fetter (1928-2002), graphic designer, computer graphics pioneer[9]
- Linda Flower (1944- ), composition theorist, college professor[10]
- L. Adrien Hannus (1944- ), anthropologist[11]
- Leo George Hertlein (1898-1972), paleontologist[12]
- George W. Hoss (1824-1906), educator[13]
- Howard W. Johnston (1913-2005), educator, founder of the Free University of Berlin[14]
- Kenn Kaufman (1954- ), author, bird expert, conservationist[15]
- John Gamble Kirkwood (1907-1959), chemist, physicist[16]
- Mirra Komarovsky (1905-1999), sociologist[17]
- Lincoln LaPaz (1897-1985), astronomer[18]
- Judith Ann Mayotte (1937- ), ethicist, humanitarian[19]
- M. Lee Pelton (1950- ), university administrator[20]
- Vernon L. Smith (1927- ), economist[21]
- Robert Whittaker (1920-1980), plant ecologist[22]
Arts and entertainment
Fashion
- Lindsey Wixson (1994- ), model[23]
Film, television, and theatre
- Bill Allen (1962- ), actor[24]
- Kirstie Alley (1951- ), actress[25]
- Nicholas Barton (1983- ), screenwriter, director[26]
- Annette Bening (1958- ), actress[27]
- John Born, magician[28]
- Louise Brooks (1906-1985), actress[29]
- Chris Buck (1960- ), director, animator[30]
- Darren E. Burrows (1966- ), actor
- Christopher Connelly (1941-1988), actor[31]
- Bruce Conner (1933-2008), experimental filmmaker, visual artist[32]
- Al Corley (1956- ), actor, singer[33]
- Lorianne Crook (1957- ), radio and TV host, producer, writer[34]
- Julie Cypher (1964- ), film director[35]
- Ruby Dandridge (1900-1987), actress[36]
- John Duncan (1953- ), performance artist[37]
- Tamara Feldman (1980- ), actress[38]
- Ron Foster (1930- ), actor[39]
- Rift Fournier (1936-2013), screenwriter, producer[40]
- Alan Fudge (1944-2011), actor[41]
- Jonathan Glickman (1969- ), film producer[42]
- Laurel Goodwin (1942- ), actress[43]
- Danford B. Greene (1928-2015), film editor[44]
- Colton Haynes (1988- ), actor[45]
- Herb Jeffries (1913-2014), actor, singer-songwriter[46]
- Cal Johnson, stuntman[47]
- Don Johnson (1949- ), actor[48]
- Neal Jones (1960- ), actor[49]
- Richard Kassebaum (1960-2008), documentary filmmaker[50]
- Robert Kelker-Kelly (1964- ), actor[51]
- Jeffrey L. Kimball (1943- ), cinematographer[52]
- Etta McDaniel (1890-1946), actress[53]
- Hattie McDaniel (1895-1952), actress[54]
- Sam McDaniel (1886-1962), actor[55]
- Trey McIntyre (1969- ), dancer, choreographer[56]
- Vera Miles (1929- ), actress[57]
- Gentry Miller (1988- ), Miss Kansas USA 2012[58]
- Jeff Probst (1961- ), TV talk and reality show host[59]
- Danny Roew (1980- ), film director[60]
- Vivian Schilling (1968- ), actress, novelist, screenwriter[61]
- Kendall Schmidt (1990- ), actor[62]
- Cynthia Sikes (1954- ), actress[63]
- Barbara Sinatra (1927- ), model, showgirl[64]
- Sinbad (1956- ), comedian, actor[65]
- Norma Smallwood (1909-1966), Miss America 1926[66]
- David Rees Snell (1966- ), actor[67]
- Taryn Southern (1986- ), actress, comedian, singer[68]
- Ruthelma Stevens (1903-1984), actress[69]
- John Cameron Swayze (1906-1995), TV journalist, game show panelist, product spokesperson[70]
- Hannah Wagner (1995- ), Miss Kansas 2015[71]
- Jessie E. Woods (1909-2001), stunt pilot[72]
Journalism
- David Bloom (1963-2003), television reporter[73]
- Cheryl Burton (1962- ), news anchor[74]
- Steve Doocy (1956- ), news anchor[75]
- Dave Evans (1962- ), reporter[76]
- Shon Gables, news anchor[77]
- Gregg Jarrett (1955- ), news anchor[78]
- Mike Jerrick (1950- ), news anchor[79]
- Sheinelle Jones (1978- ), journalist, news anchor[80]
- Jim Lehrer (1934- ), journalist, news anchor[81]
- Melissa McDermott, news anchor[82]
- Kevin Merida (1957- ), journalist, editor[83]
- Susan Page (1951- ), journalist[84]
- Susan Peters, news anchor[85]
- Tracy Rowlett (1942- ), news anchor, sports reporter[86]
- W. Eugene Smith (1918-1978), photojournalist[87]
Literature
- Mik Everett, Southern Gothic novelist[88]
- Loren Goodman (1968- ), poet, professor[89]
- William Inge (1913-1973), novelist, playwright[90]
- Michael McClure (1932- ), Beat poet, playwright, novelist[91]
- Antonya Nelson (1961- ), novelist, short story writer[92]
- Randall Parrish (1858-1923), dime novelist[93]
- Janet Peery (1948- ), novelist, short story writer[94]
- Scott Phillips (1961- ), novelist[95]
- Rolf Potts (1970- ), travel writer, essayist[96]
- Deborah Raney (1955- ), novelist[97]
- Lois Ruby, novelist[98]
- Sharon Shinn (1957- ), novelist[99]
- Jan Strnad (1950- ), novelist, comic book writer[100]
- Earl Thompson (1931-1978), novelist[101]
- Clare Vanderpool (1965- ), Newbery Medal-winning children's author[102]
- Stephen Yenser (1941- ), poet, literary critic[103]
Music
- Hawley Ades (1908-2008), choral arranger[104]
- Matt Alber (1975- ), singer-songwriter
- Terry Allen (1943- ), country singer, visual artist[105]
- Chris Arpad (1967- ), solo steel pannist [106]
- Jay Bentley (1964- ), bass guitarist[107]
- Gage Brewer (1904-1985), guitarist, bandleader[108]
- Freddie Brooks (1962- ), blues harmonica player, singer-songwriter[109]
- Karla Burns, opera singer, actress[110]
- Ken Carson (1914-1994), singer[111]
- Gaylord Carter (1905-2000), organist, composer[112]
- Nancy Cartonio (1977- ), folk musician, songwriter, producer[113]
- Les C. Copeland (1887-1942), composer, pianist
- Annette Daniels (1961-2004), opera singer[114]
- Martha Davis (1917-1960), singer, pianist[115]
- Ellery Eskelin (1959- ), saxophonist[116]
- Gordon Goodwin (1954- ), composer, pianist, saxophonist[117]
- Donavan "XV" Johnson (1985- ), rapper[118]
- Richard Joiner (1918-1999), clarinetist[119]
- Stan Kenton (1911-1979), composer, jazz pianist[120]
- Kidd Chris (1974- ), disc jockey[121]
- Bob Koester (1932- ), blues and jazz record producer[122]
- Shawn Lee (1963- ), multi-instrumentalist, composer, producer[123]
- Slats Long (1906-1964), jazz clarinetist[124]
- Chris Mann (1982- ), singer-songwriter[125]
- Marilyn Maye (1928- ), cabaret singer[126]
- Kirke Mechem (1925- ), composer[127]
- Brian Alexander Morgan, record producer[128]
- Rich Mullins (1955-1997), Christian music singer-songwriter[129]
- Scott Muni (1930-2004), disc jockey[130]
- Vernon Oxford (1941- ), country music singer, fiddler, guitarist[131]
- Pink Nasty (1982- ), singer-songwriter[132]
- Marvin Rainwater (1925-2013), singer-songwriter[133]
- William M. Runyan (1870-1957), Christian composer who wrote "Great is Thy Faithfulness"
- Mark Shelton, heavy metal musician (Manilla Road)
- Nathaniel Clark Smith (1877-1935), bandleader, composer[134]
- Phil Stacey (1978- ), singer[135]
- André J. Thomas (1952- ), composer, conductor[136]
- Charlie Tuna (1944- ), disc jockey, radio personality[137]
- Joe Walsh (1947- ), rock guitarist, singer-songwriter[138]
- Johnny Western (1934- ), singer-songwriter, actor, disc jockey[139]
Other visual arts
- Jerry Bittle (1949-2003), cartoonist[140]
- Blackbear Bosin (1921-1980), painter, sculptor[141]
- Bessie Callender (1889-1951), sculptor[142]
- Reed Crandall (1917-1982), comic book artist[143]
- Mary Fuller (1922- ), sculptor[144]
- Laura Gilpin (1891-1979), photographer[145]
- Jack Hamm (1916-1996), cartoonist[146]
- Edgar Heap of Birds (1954- ), painter, sculptor[147]
- Reva Jackman (1892-1966), painter, printmaker[148]
- Frederick R. Koch (1933- ), arts patron, collector, philanthropist[149]
- John Noble (1874-1934), painter, photographer
- Tom Otterness (1952- ), sculptor
- Bob Peak (1927-1992), illustrator[150]
- Robert C. Stanley (1918-1996), illustrator[151]
- Tom Tomorrow (1961- ), cartoonist[152]
- Edward Walters, painter, sculptor[153]
- W. H. Weeks (1864-1936), architect[154]
Business
- Olive Ann Beech (1903-1993), U.S. aviation pioneer and businesswoman
- Walter Herschel Beech (1891-1950), aviator, industrialist[155]
- Dan and Frank Carney, businessmen, founders of Pizza Hut[156]
- Steve Case (1958- ), investor, business executive[157]
- Clyde Cessna (1879-1954), aviation industrialist[158]
- Jesse Chisholm (1805-1868), trader[159]
- William Coffin Coleman (1870-1957), inventor, founder of the Coleman Company[160]
- Bill Cooper (1921-2008), business executive, Dallas civic leader[161]
- Randall Dee Hubbard (1935- ), glass manufacturing and horse racing executive[162]
- Bill Koch (1940- ), businessman, sailor[163]
- Charles G. Koch (1935- ), business magnate[164]
- David H. Koch (1940- ), business magnate[165]
- Fred C. Koch (1900-1967), chemical engineer, oil refining entrepreneur[166]
- Clay Lacy (1932- ), aviation entrepreneur, pilot, aerial cinematographer[167]
- Bill Lear (1902-1978), aviation industrialist, inventor[168]
- Roy LoPresti (1929-2002), aerospace engineer, aviation executive[169]
- James R. Mead (1836-1910), trader, city co-founder[170]
- Albert Mooney (1904-1986), aircraft designer, aviation entrepreneur[171]
- Herbert Rawdon (1904-1975), aircraft engineer[172]
- Phil Ruffin (1936- ), business magnate[173]
- Lloyd Stearman (1898-1975), engineer, aviation industrialist[174]
- Michael S. Thompson (1948- ), beekeeper, landscaper[175]
- Dwane L. Wallace, aircraft designer, former CEO and chairman of Cessna Aircraft[176]
- C. Howard Wilkins, Jr. (1938- ), Pizza Hut executive and franchisee, Republican fundraiser, and United States Ambassador to the Netherlands[177]
Crime
- John Callahan (1866-1936), bank robber, money launderer[178]
- Gary Lee Davis (1944-1997), murderer, rapist[179]
- Rose Dunn (1878-1955), outlaw[180]
- Eric Harris (1981-1999), mass murderer[181]
- Dennis Rader (1945- ), serial killer known as "BTK"[182]
Law enforcement
- James Earp (1841-1926), lawman, saloon keeper[183]
- Wyatt Earp (1848-1929), lawman[184]
- Cassius M. Hollister (1845-1884), lawman[185]
- Bat Masterson (1853-1921), lawman, buffalo hunter, journalist[186]
- Ed Masterson (1852-1878), lawman, buffalo hunter[187]
- James Masterson (1855-1895), lawman, buffalo hunter[188]
- Robert McKay (1919-1990), lawyer, investigator[189]
- O.W. Wilson (1900-1972), police chief[190]
Medicine
- Thomas Stoltz Harvey (1912-2007), pathologist[191]
- Hugh D. Riordan (1932-2005), psychiatrist, researcher[192]
- George Tiller (1941-2009), physician, abortion provider[193]
- Paul Wakim (1945- ), orthopedic surgeon[194]
Military
- Micky Axton (1919-2010), Women Airforce Service Pilots test pilot[195]
- Erwin R. Bleckley (1894-1918), U.S. Army Air Services aviator, Medal of Honor recipient[196]
- Tod Bunting (1958- ), U.S. Air Force Major General, Adjutant General of Kansas[197]
- Laura M. Cobb (1892-1981), World War II naval nurse[198]
- Richard Cowan (1922-1944), soldier, Medal of Honor recipient[199]
- Paul Frederick Foster (1889-1972), U.S. Navy Vice Admiral[200]
- James Jabara (1923-1966), military aviator[201]
- William McGonagle (1925-1999), U.S. Navy Captain[202]
- Bryce Poe II (1924-2000), U.S. Air Force General[203]
- Edwin Ramsey (1917-2013), U.S. Army Lt. Colonel[204]
- Jesse J. Taylor (1925-1965), U.S. Navy Lt. Commander[205]
Politics
National
- Henry Justin Allen (1868-1950), U.S. Senator from Kansas, 21st Governor of Kansas[206]
- William Augustus Ayres (1867-1952), U.S. Representative from Kansas[207]
- Sheila Bair (1954- ), Chairperson of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation[208]
- James Franklin Battin (1925-1996), U.S. Representative from Montana[209]
- Richard Ely Bird (1878-1955), U.S. Representative from Kansas[210]
- Robert C. Bonner (1942- ), U.S. federal judge[211]
- Earl Browder (1891-1973), Chairman of the Communist Party USA[212]
- Dwight Chapin (1940- ), Deputy Assistant to President Richard Nixon[213]
- Betty Dodson (1929- ), sexologist, political activist[214]
- Ann Dunham (1942-1995), mother of President Barack Obama[215]
- Stanley Armour Dunham (1918-1992), maternal grandfather of President Barack Obama[216]
- David M. Ebel (1940- ), U.S. federal judge[217]
- Gregory Kent Frizzell (1956- ), U.S. federal judge[218]
- Robert Gates (1943- ), U.S. Secretary of Defense[219]
- L. M. Gensman (1878-1954), U.S. Representative from Oklahoma[220]
- Dan Glickman (1944- ), U.S. Representative from Kansas, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture[221]
- John Mills Houston (1890-1975), U.S. Representative from Kansas[222]
- William Marion Jardine (1879-1955), U.S. Secretary of Agriculture[223]
- Hugh S. Johnson (1881-1942), National Recovery Administration chief[224]
- Karen R. Keesling (1946-2012), Assistant Secretary of the Air Force[225]
- Patrick F. Kelly (1929-2007), U.S. federal judge[226]
- Mary Elizabeth Lease (1850-1933), political activist, lecturer[227]
- Chester I. Long (1860-1934), U.S. Senator from Kansas[228]
- Edmond H. Madison (1865-1911), U.S. Representative from Kansas[229]
- George McGill (1879-1963), U.S. Senator from Kansas[230]
- Eric F. Melgren (1956- ), U.S. federal judge[231]
- Troy Newman (1966- ), anti-abortion activist[232]
- Roger Noriega (1959- ), U.S. Ambassador to the OAS[233]
- Gale Norton (1954- ), U.S. Secretary of the Interior[234]
- Mike Pompeo (1963- ), U.S. Representative from Kansas[235]
- Darrel Ray (1950- ), psychologist, atheist activist[236]
- James Reeb (1927-1965), civil rights activist, Unitarian Universalist minister[237]
- Jim Ryun (1947- ), U.S. Representative from Kansas, Former Olympic athlete[238]
- Dale E. Saffels (1921-2002), U.S. federal judge[239]
- Matt Schlapp (1967- ), conservative political activist[240]
- Garner E. Shriver (1912-1998), U.S. Representative from Kansas[241]
- Horace G. Snover (1847-1924), U.S. Representative from Michigan[242]
- Arlen Specter (1930-2012), U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania[243]
- William Stearman (1922- ), senior U.S. Foreign Service Officer, policy adviser[244]
- Cheryl Sullenger (1955- ), anti-abortion activist[245]
- W. Paul Thayer (1919-2010), U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense[246]
- Ron Walters (1938-2010), civil rights activist, author, professor[247]
- Jack B. Weinstein (1921- ), U.S. federal judge[248]
- Roy Lee Williams (1915-1989), labor union leader[249]
- Gerald Burton Winrod (1900-1957), Nazi sympathizer, anti-Semitic political activist[250]
- Ron Wyden (1949- ), U.S. Senator from Oregon[251]
State
- Edward F. Arn (1906-1998), 32nd Governor of Kansas[252]
- Carol A. Beier (1958- ), Kansas Supreme Court justice[253]
- Donald Betts (1978- ), Kansas state legislator[254]
- Sydney Carlin (1944- ), Kansas state legislator[255]
- Leslie Donovan (1936- ), Kansas state legislator[256]
- Paul Dugan (1939- ), 40th Lieutenant Governor of Kansas[257]
- Jerry Elliott (1936-2010), Kansas Court of Appeals judge[258]
- Ron Estes (1956- ), 39th Treasurer of Kansas[259]
- Oletha Faust-Goudeau, Kansas state legislator[260]
- Gail Finney (1959- ), Kansas state legislator[261]
- Kent Frizzell (1929- ), Kansas Attorney General[262]
- U. L. Gooch (1923- ), Kansas state legislator[263]
- Harry L. Gordon (1860-1921), Lieutenant Governor of Ohio[264]
- Raj Goyle (1975- ), Kansas politician[265]
- Phil Hermanson (1965- ), Kansas state legislator[266]
- Donald L. Hollowell (1917-2004), Georgia civil rights lawyer[267]
- Bonnie Huy (1935-2013), Kansas state legislator[268]
- Dan Kerschen (1952- ), Kansas state legislator[269]
- Lorenzo D. Lewelling (1846-1900), 12th Governor of Kansas[270]
- Tom Malone (1953- ), Kansas Court of Appeals judge[271]
- Vern Miller (1928- ), Kansas Attorney General[272]
- John E. Moore (1943- ), 65th Lieutenant Governor of Kansas[273]
- Elaine Nekritz (1957- ), Illinois state legislator[274]
- Leslie Osterman (1947- ), State Representative from Wichita since 2011[275]
- Mark Parkinson (1957- ), 45th Governor of Kansas[276]
- Loren Parks (1926- ), Oregon political activist[277]
- David L. Payne (1836-1884), leader of the "Boomer Army" to settle Oklahoma[278]
- Mike Petersen (1960- ), Kansas state legislator[279]
- Rebecca Petty (1970- ), Arkansas state legislator[280]
- Jo Ann Pottorff, Kansas state legislator[281]
- John Rankin Rogers (1838-1901), 3rd Governor of Washington[282]
- Tom Sawyer (1958- ), Kansas state legislator[283]
- Jean Schodorf (1950- ), Kansas state legislator[284]
- William E. Stanley (1844-1910), 15th Governor of Kansas[285]
- Sara Steelman (1946- ), Pennsylvania state legislator[286]
- David Stras (1974- ), Minnesota Supreme Court Justice[287]
- Gene Suellentrop (1952- ), Kansas state legislator[288]
- Dale Swenson (1957- ), State Representative from Wichita, 2001 to 2011
- Ponka-We Victors (1981- ), Kansas state legislator[289]
- Susan Wagle (1953- ), Kansas state legislator[290]
- Jim Ward (1957- ), Kansas state legislator[291]
- Vincent Wetta (1945- ), Kansas state legislator[292]
Local
See also: List of mayors of Wichita, Kansas
Religion
- Bruce P. Blake, United Methodist Church bishop[293]
- Leo Christopher Byrne (1908-1974), Roman Catholic Church archbishop[294]
- Carl A. Kemme (1960- ), Roman Catholic Church bishop[295]
- Thomas Olmsted (1947- ), Roman Catholic Church bishop[296]
- Michael Sheehan (1939- ), Roman Catholic Church archbishop[297]
- Richard B. Wilke, United Methodist Church bishop[298]
Sports
American football
- David Arkin (1987- ), Dallas Cowboys offensive tackle[299]
- Tony Barker (1968- ), NFL linebacker[300]
- Blake Bell (1991- ), tight end[301]
- Mark Bell (1957- ), NFL defensive end[302]
- Mike Bell (1957- ), Kansas City Chiefs defensive end[303]
- Russ Bolinger (1954- ), NFL offensive lineman[304]
- Arthur Brown (1990- ), NFL linebacker[305]
- Bryce Brown (1991- ), NFL running back[306]
- Don Calhoun (1952- ), NFL running back[307]
- Russ Campbell (1969- ), tight end[308]
- Wendell Davis (1973- ), cornerback, coach[309]
- Mark Duckens (1965- ), NFL defensive end, tackle[310]
- Ron Faurot (1962- ), New York Jets defensive end[311]
- B. J. Finney (1991- ), guard[312]
- Ted Gilmore (1967- ), wide receivers coach[313]
- Kelly Gregg (1976- ), NFL nose tackle[314]
- Bill Hachten (1924- ), guard[315]
- Chris Harper (1989- ), wide receiver[316]
- Joe Hastings (1987- ), wide receiver[317]
- Doug Hoppock (1960- ), offensive lineman[318]
- Randy Jackson (1948-2010), running back[319]
- Allen Lyday (1960- ), NFL defensive back[320]
- Elbert Mack (1986- ), cornerback[321]
- Bruce McCray (1963- ), Chicago Bears defensive back
- Brian Moorman (1976- ), punter[322]
- Richard Osborne (1953- ), tight end[323]
- Lawrence Pete (1966- ), Detroit Lions nose tackle[324]
- Ed Philpott (1945- ), linebacker[325]
- David Rader (1957- ), quarterback, coach[326]
- Joseph Randle (1991- ), running back[327]
- Ray Romero (1927- ), guard[328]
- Barry Sanders (1968- ), Detroit Lions running back, Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee[329]
- Gale Sayers (1943- ), Chicago Bears running back, Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee[330]
- Ryan Schraeder (1988- ), offensive tackle[331]
- Linwood Sexton (1926- ), halfback[332]
- Dreamius Smith (1992- ), running back[333]
- Jeff Smith (1962- ), running back[334]
- Laverne Smith (1954- ), running back[335]
- Sid Smith (1948- ), offensive lineman[336]
- Rashad Washington (1980- ), safety[337]
- George Whitfield, Jr. (1977- ), quarterback[338]
- Kamerion Wimbley (1983- ), NFL defensive end[339]
Baseball
- Melba Alspaugh (1925-1983), All-American Girls Professional Baseball League outfielder[340]
- Travis Banwart (1986- ), pitcher[341]
- Jeff Berblinger (1970- ), second baseman[342]
- Fritz Brickell (1935-1965), MLB shortstop[343]
- Greg Brummett (1967- ), starting pitcher[344]
- Clay Christensen (1958- ), pitcher[345]
- Craig Dingman (1974- ), relief pitcher[346]
- Darren Dreifort (1972- ), Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher[347]
- Jeff Farnsworth (1975- ), Detroit Tigers pitcher[348]
- Kyle Farnsworth (1976- ), MLB relief pitcher[349]
- Gail Henley (1928- ), outfielder[350]
- John Holland (1910-1979), catcher, team manager[351]
- Rod Kanehl (1934-2004), MLB infielder[352]
- Don Lock (1936- ), center fielder[353]
- Ike McAuley (1891-1928), shortstop[354]
- Larry McWilliams (1954- ), pitcher[355]
- Dayton Moore (1967- ), manager[356]
- Gaylen Pitts (1946- ), infielder, manager, coach[357]
- Ronn Reynolds (1958- ), catcher[358]
- Jeff Richardson (1963- ), pitcher[359]
- Nate Robertson (1977- ), MLB pitcher[360]
- Roger Slagle (1953- ), pitcher[361]
- Daryl Spencer (1928- ), MLB utility infielder[362]
- Danny Thompson (1947-1976), shortstop[363]
- Bob Thurman (1917-1998), outfielder, pitcher, scout[364]
- Logan Watkins (1989- ), second baseman[365]
- Art Weaver (1879-1917), catcher[366]
- Duane Wilson (1934- ), pitcher[367]
Basketball
- Tiffany Bias (1992- ), guard[368]
- C. J. Bruton (1975- ), pro basketball player[369]
- Antoine Carr (1961- ), NBA power forward, center[370]
- Tim Carter (1956- ), coach[371]
- Greg Dreiling (1962- ), NBA center, scout[372]
- Perry Ellis (1993- ), power forward[373]
- Maurice Evans (1978- ), NBA shooting guard, small forward[374]
- Taj Gray (1984- ), University of Oklahoma basketball player[375]
- Adrian Griffin (1974- ), NBA guard, small forward[376]
- Cleo Littleton (1932- ), forward[377]
- Riney Lochmann (1944- ), small forward[378]
- Brian Martin (1962- ), center, power forward[379]
- Dave Stallworth (1941- ), center, power forward[380]
- Darnell Valentine (1959- ), NBA point guard[381]
- Lynette Woodard (1959- ), 1984 Olympic U.S. basketball player, Harlem Globetrotter, WNBA guard[382]
- Steve Woodberry (1971- ), coach[383]
- Korleone Young (1978- ), small forward[384]
Golf
- Judy Bell (1936- ), golfer[385]
- Grier Jones (1946- ), golfer, coach[386]
- Monty Kaser (1941-2009), golfer[387]
- Katherine Kirk (1982- ), golfer[388]
- Chez Reavie (1981- ), golfer[389]
- Tom Shaw (1938- ), golfer[390]
Combat sports
- Tim Elliott (1986- ), mixed martial artist, former UFC fighter, current Titan FC Flyweight Champion, contestant on the 24th season of The Ultimate Fighter [391]
- Marcio Navarro (1978- ), kickboxer and mixed martial artist, former ISKA Oriental Rules Kickboxing Light Middleweight Champion[392]
- Nico Hernandez (1996- ), U.S. Olympic boxer, Rio 2016 Olympic Bronze Medalist (light flyweight)
Racing
- Kent Howerton (1954- ), motocross racer[393]
- Rick Mears (1951- ), race car driver, 4-time winner of Indy 500[394]
- Roger Mears (1947- ), off-road driver[395]
- A.J. Shepherd (1926-2005), race car driver[396]
- Ray Weishaar (1890-1924), motorcycle racer[397]
- Jeff Wood (1957- ), race car driver[398]
Soccer
- Braeden Cloutier (1974- ), forward, midfielder[399]
- Caroline Kastor (1991- ), forward[400]
- Chris Lemons (1979- ), midfielder[401]
- Jamal Sutton (1982- ), forward[402]
Tennis
- Dawn Buth (1976- ), tennis player, coach[403]
- Tara Snyder (1977- ), tennis player[404]
- Katie Swan (1999- ), tennis player[405]
- Nicholas Taylor (1979- ), wheelchair tennis player[406]
Track and field
- Oliver Bradwell (1992- ), sprinter[407]
- JaCorian Duffield (1992- ), high jumper[408]
Other
- Caroline Bruce (1986- ), 2004 Olympic U.S. swimmer[409]
- Jonathan Coachman (1973- ), sports anchor[410]
- Sam Farha (1959- ), professional poker player[411]
- DJ Fisher (1982- ), sports agent[412]
- Aaron Goldsmith (1983- ), sports announcer for the Seattle Mariners, as well as Fox Sports 1.[413]
- Willis L. Hartman (1890-1978), polo player[414]
- Conrad Holt (1993- ), chess grandmaster[415]
- Tony LeVier (1913-1998), air racer, test pilot[416]
- Marc Larimer (1890-1919), 1912 Olympic fencer[417]
- Angel Medina (1970- ), pro wrestler[418]
- Scott Moninger (1966- ), cyclist[419]
- Clarence Pinkston (1900-1961), Olympic diver[420]
- Peter Ramondetta (1982- ), skateboarder[421]
- Marc Waldie (1955- ), Olympic volleyball player[422]
See also
- List of lists of people from Kansas
- List of Friends University people
- List of Wichita State University people
References
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Further reading
- History of Wichita and Sedgwick County Kansas: Past and present, including an account of the cities, towns, and villages of the county; 2 Volumes; O.H. Bentley; C.F. Cooper & Co; 454 / 479 pages; 1910. (Volume1 - Download 20MB PDF eBook),(Volume2 - Download 31MB PDF eBook)
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