Als
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), formerly known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is a neurological disorder that affects motor neurons, the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord that control voluntary muscle movement and breathing.
People born in Als (First 49 people) - Page 8
Bacarri Rambo
American football safety
Phillip Daniels
American football defensive end
Clarence Anglin
Criminal
John Anglin
American criminal
Alfred Anglin
John Anglin's brother
Curtis McGriff
American football player
Haywood Sullivan
American baseball player
Dee Virgin
American football cornerback
Dean Burke
Dan Land
American football player
John W. Harrelson
Military personnel
Nahuel Molina
Argentina football player
Santiago Alcolea
Spanish art historian
Toni Orensanz
Spanish writer
Margaret of Prades
Martin of Aragon's wife
Eduardo B. Alentorn
Spanish sculptor
Bernat Guiu
Spanish footballer
Peter L. Jensen
American-Danish engineer
Jens Juel
Danish diplomat
Claes Kronberg
Danish footballer
Bernhard Severin Ingemann
Danish novelist
Christopher Krabbe
Politician
Katrine Bonde
Noam Halby's wife
Mikael Kristersson
Cinematographer
Odilon Mortier
Actor
Alfred H. Noble
General
Madeline Hurlock
Film actress
Philipp Wilhelm Jung
Former Mayor of the city of Mainz
Philip Diehl
German-American mechanical engineer
Kim Gura
South Korean comedian
Kim Gu-ra
South Korean comedian
Kim Chwa-chin
Activist
Billy Kay
Writer
Colin Rankin
Australian soldier
Johnny Gottselig
Ice hockey player
Johan Heuser
Dutch singer
Christiaan Wouter Kusters
Truus van der Plaat
Dutch cyclist
John Liell Francklin
Lorraine Kelly
Scottish journalist
Brian McGee
Scottish drummer
Jimmy Boyle
Artist
Irene Sunters
Actress
Myer Galpern
Politician
Benny Lynch
Scottish professional boxer
James Kennedy Patterson
Kate Cavanagh
Social worker
