Jackson, Michigan - Notable People

Notable People

  • Claire Allen – architect
  • Kay Arthur - International Bible teacher, Author, Founder Precepts Ministry
  • Austin Blair – Governor of Michigan
  • Dan Coats – U.S. Congressman and Senator, representing Indiana.
  • Tim Crabtree – Major League pitcher
  • Philip Campbell Curtis – artist
  • Tony Dungy – National Football League player and coach, won Super Bowl XLI
  • Raymond Salvatore Harmon – filmmaker
  • Jack Harris – National Football League player
  • Dave Hill – golfer
  • Mike Hill – golfer
  • Fred Janke – football player and mayor of Jackson, Michigan
  • Steven Kampfer – current National Hockey League player, Stanley Cup Champion 2011 with Boston Bruins
  • Karch Kiraly – Olympic gold medalist and pro volleyball player
  • Rick Lenz – actor
  • Clarence Love – National Football League player, Super Bowl champion with Baltimore Ravens
  • Tim McClelland – Major League Baseball umpire
  • James McDivitt – NASA astronaut
  • Charles W. Misner – physicist, author of Gravitation
  • Jack Paar – humorist, host of Tonight Starring Jack Paar
  • Alonzo Sargent – locomotive engineer
  • Potter Stewart – U.S. Supreme Court Justice
  • George Todoroff – Restaurateur, inventor of the Coney Island hot dog
  • Brian VanGorder – former NFL coach, current defensive coordinator for Auburn University
  • Rick Wise – Major League Baseball pitcher
  • Alfred Worden – NASA astronaut

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