OBI
OBI GmbH & Co. Deutschland KG is a German multinational home improvement supplies retailing company. Founded in 1970, Obi is the largest DIY retailer in Europe, and the third largest in the world, behind The Home Depot and Lowe's. It is headquartered in Wermelskirchen, Germany, and belongs to the Tengelmann Group.
People born in Obi (First 49 people) - Page 8
Bob Henley
American baseball coach
Bryant Turner Jr.
American football player
Buddy Aydelette
American football player
Baby Franklin Seals
Comic performer
Derrick Grayson
Politician
Don Reese
American football player
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Author
George Godfrey
Boxer
Jay Mitchell
Alabama Supreme Court Justice
Jim Mason
American former baseball player
John Mitchell
New Zealand rugby union player
Lawyer Tillman
American football player
Bernard Odum
Bass player
John Forbes (music producer)
American composer
Lynn White
Musical artist
Amber Peach
Pornographic actress
C-Nile
Musical artist
Dan Fike
American former football player
Randy Davis
Former Alabama State Representative
Randy McGilberry
Baseball player
Sharon Malone
Obstetrician
Steve McMillan
Former Alabama State Representative
Tara Dawn Holland
American model
Terry A. Moore
Judge
Nancy Gordon
Music creator
Jordan Patterson
Baseball outfielder
John M. Larn
Jean-Baptiste Annibal Aubert du Bayet
French general
Wade Taylor
Baseball player
Robby Shelton
Professional golfer
A. J. McCarron
American football quarterback
Sherman Williams American football player
Production designer ‧ Christopher Meloni's wife
Milt Trenier
Musical artist
Bobby Wyatt
American professional golfer
Buddy Bradford
American former baseball player
Robert McCune
American football player
Joseph M. Proskauer
Judge
Joseph Westley Newman
American inventor
NoCap
Rapper
Aaron Pettway
Basketball player
Bubba Wallace
American motorsports racing driver
Eddie Freeman
American football player
Brent Dearmon
American football coach
Roger McCreary
American football cornerback
Rodney Hudson Jr.
American football center
La’Mical Perine
American football running back
Alexis M. Herman
Former United States Secretary of Labor