SD
Secure Digital, officially abbreviated as SD, is a proprietary, non-volatile, flash memory card format the SD Association developed for use in portable devices.
People died in Sd (First 49 people) - Page 4
Michael J. Kirwan
John H. Bankhead II
U. S. senator
Harry Lane Englebright
Former United States Representative
Andy Kostecka
American professional basketball player
Laurie C. Battle
U.S. representative
Merwin H. Silverthorn
Officer
Earl E. Anderson
General
John Fugh
American advocate
Lee C. White
Advisor
Gus Sonnenberg
American football player
Elias L. Rivers
Herbert Alton Meyer
Former United States Representative
Edward E. Cox
U. S. representative
Augustus Hawkins
Former United States Representative
Joseph R. Bryson
U. S. representative
C. Wade McClusky
Aviator
Kenneth Nichols
Engineer
Stephen Ailes
Member of the bar
Billy M. Minter
Crosbie E. Saint
Military personnel
Wright Patman
Former United States Representative
Edwin Friedman
Rabbi
Otto Klineberg
Canadian psychologist
Adolph J. Sabath
Former United States Representative
William Natcher
Former United States Representative
Bruce Laingen
American diplomat
Rush Holt Sr.
Former United States Senator
David F. Sellers
Commanding officer
Albert Sidney Camp
American Politician
Bob Matsui
American Politician
Charles W. Whalen Jr.
Former Ohio State Senator
Ephraim F. Morgan
American attorney at law
Garrett Withers
Former United States Senator
Harry McPherson
Counsel
Herman Welker
Former member of the United States Senate
Jack Anderson
American columnist
Overton Brooks
Former United States Representative
Denver Dickerson
Journalist
Dick Harlow
American football player
Fred Iklé
Former Under Secretary of Defense for Policy
George M. O'Brien
Former United States Representative
George Richards
Military officer
Glenard P. Lipscomb
Accountant
John Fletcher Hurst
Jacob Tamarkin
American-Russian mathematician
Claire Schillace
American baseball player
Martin F. Smith
U. S. representative
