Phoenix
Phoenix is the capital of the southwestern U. S. state of Arizona. Known for its year-round sun and warm temperatures, it anchors a sprawling, multicity metropolitan area known as the Valley of the Sun. It's known for high-end spa resorts, Jack Nicklaus–designed golf courses and vibrant nightclubs. Other highlights include the Desert Botanical Garden, displaying cacti and numerous native plants.
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Keith H. Basso
Anthropologist
Sylvan Ganz
Banker
Emry Kopta
Visual artist
Frederick Ashworth
Officer
Basil O'Connor
American lawyer
Art Nehf
American baseball player
Ed Bouchee
American professional baseball player
Mickey McDermott
American baseball player
Thomas Edward Campbell
Former Governor of Arizona
G. Harry Stine
Writer
Wilford White
American football player
Ted McCaskill
Canadian ice hockey player
Fred Carr
American football player
Raymond Moley
Political figure
George Elbert Burr
American printmaker
Anthony Civella
Robert Atkinson Davis
Former Premier of Manitoba
Neal Walk
American professional basketball player
Henry Garfias
Lou Ambers
American boxer
Fred Harman
American cartoonist
Paul W. Litchfield
American inventor
Jon Cole
Powerlifter
Bob Scheffing
American professional baseball player
Gus Gil
Venezuelan baseball player
Exodus Tyson
Mike Tyson's daughter
Isaiah Mays
Soldier
Julius Hegyi
American conductor
Karsten Solheim
American designer
Larry Gordon
American football player
Lorna E. Lockwood
American judge
Margaret Hance
Former Mayor of Phoenix
Patricia Locke
American educator
Polingaysi Qöyawayma
Educator
Robert W. Foy
Fighter pilot
Thomas J. Leonard
Life coach
Don Caley
Canadian ice hockey player
Thomas Tang
Film editor
Tommy Mont
American football coach
William A. Campbell
American aircraft pilot
William J. McNamara
Former Mayor of Edmonton
William Morris Bioff
American pimp
Bobby Thomas Demaryius Thomas
American cyclist
Anthony K. Roberts
American actor
Lawrie Tierney
Footballer
Kazimierz Bagiński
Polish politician
Trinidad Swilling
Housewife
