Regan - List of Persons With The Surname

List of Persons With The Surname

  • Bill Regan (1899-1968), a MLB player
  • Brian Regan (disambiguation), several people
  • Bridget Regan, an American film, television and theater actress
  • C. Tate Regan, a British ichthyologist
  • Donald Regan (1918-2003), U.S. treasury secretary and chief of staff to Ronald Reagan
  • Fionn Regan, Irish folk musician
  • Geoff Regan, son of Gerald Regan, Nova Scotia MP and federal Cabinet minister
  • James Regan (disambiguation), several people
  • Gerald Regan, Premier of Nova Scotia and father of Geoff Regan, Laura Regan and Nancy Regan
  • Jack Regan, an Australian rules footballer who played with the Collingwood Football Club
  • Judith Regan, book publisher
  • Laura Regan, Canadian actress, daughter of Gerald Regan
  • Linda Regan, actress, appeared in the British TV show, Hi-de-Hi!
  • Mark Regan, rugby player
  • Matt Regan, video game reviewer
  • Nancy Regan, CTV Live at 5 television personality, news anchor, journalist, daughter of Gerald Regan
  • Patrick J. Regan, American Medal of Honor recipient
  • Regan Harrison, an Australian olympian
  • Terry Regan, Australian rugby league footballer
  • Tom Regan, philosopher and animal rights activist
  • Trish Regan, American broadcast journalist

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