Kansas
Kansas is an American rock band that formed in 1973 in Topeka, Kansas and became popular during the decade initially on album-oriented rock charts and later with hit singles such as "Carry On Wayward Son" and "Dust in the Wind".
People died in Kansas (First 49 people) - Page 16
Charles L. Harness
American fiction writer
Keith Sebelius
American Politician
Sequeira Costa
Portuguese pianist
Glenn Wright
American baseball player
Walter Lewis McVey Jr.
Former United States Representative
John St. John
Former Governor of Kansas
Chauncey B. Little
U.S. representative
John Anderson, Jr.
Former Kansas Attorney General
Les Wothke
Basketball coach
Janet Fox
American writer
C. Wesley Roberts
Harry F. Barnes
Judge
Ira Stanphill
American songwriter
Julia Gnuse
Karen McCarthy
Former United States Representative
Galen Fiss
American football player
Steve Palermo
Umpire
John Gabler
Baseball player
Will Coleman
American football player
Dennis Moore
Monty Python's Flying Circus: Season 3, Episode 11
Jeff Robinson
Baseball player
Les Hunter
American professional basketball player
Ethyl Offutt Davis
Lucian Davis' wife
Ellen Palmer Allerton
American poet
Marlin Stuart
American baseball player
Bob Osborn
Baseball player
Clyde M. Reed
Former U.S. senator
Myron V. George
Former United States Representative
Clark Tippet
Choreographer
Samuel Porter Jones
American lawyer
Kurt Budke
American basketball coach
Bernie Babcock
American author
William Kavanaugh Oldham
Former Governor of Arkansas
Gideon Johnson Pillow
American lawyer
Nelson B. McCormick
U.S. representative
Clark Terry
American trumpeter
Jay Dickey
U. S. representative
Oliver P. Snyder
Former United States Representative
George Howard Jr.
American attorney
William Seawell
General
Chester W. Taylor
Calvin Leavy
American singer
Arthur C. Mellette
Former Governor of South Dakota
William M. Runyan
Composer
Thomas Daniel Winter
Former United States Representative
Don Gutteridge
American baseball manager
Red Berry
American professional wrestler
