Denver
Denver, a rather greedy and somewhat clumsy little dinosaur, is the last of his species. With his best friend Harry, they spend their time exploring the town and its secrets, and playing music together.
People died in Denver (First 49 people) - Page 5
Mike Christie
Ice hockey player
Burton Feldman
John Ewing
American baseball player
Virgil Jester
Baseball player
William E. Burney
Former United States Representative
Hiram J. Brendlinger
Former Mayor of Denver
David Schramm
American astronomer
William L. Armstrong
Former member of the United States Senate
Uzal Girard Ent
American commanding officer
Urban John Vehr
Prelate
Frank Baldwin
Military personnel
Job Adams Cooper
Former Governor of Colorado
Lena Lovato Archuleta
American educator
Thomas Waters
Civil engineer
Lindsey Durlacher
Laura Hershey
Poet
Gloria Tanner
Politician
Gudy Gaskill
Thomas Hornsby Ferril
Poet
Miriam Goldberg
American editor
Bob Enyart
American radio host
Fannie Mae Duncan
Entrepreneur
Dick McCabe
American football player
Willie Murrell
American professional basketball player
Platt Rogers
Former Mayor of Denver
John Albert Carroll
Former United States Senator
Charles Franklin Brannan
Former United States Secretary of Agriculture
Larry Crabb
American counselor
Allen Tupper True
American illustrator
Gustavus Adolphus Finkelnburg
Former United States Representative
Frederick H. Belden
Sharm Scheuerman
American basketball player
Ron Miles
American jazz trumpeter
Yusheng Lin
Higher education teacher
Jean Yancey
American entrepreneur
Pauline Short Robinson
American librarian
Austin C. Lovelace
Musical composer
Adolph Plummer
John Stearns
Baseball manager
Stanley Hart White
Professor
Elizabeth Piper Ensley
Educator
Ron Smith
Former football player
Lawrence Argent
Visual artist
Elivera M. Doud
Mamie Eisenhower's mother
Margaret Tupper True
Allen Tupper True's mother
Florence Martin
Physicist
Newell Houston Ensley