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 9
Kip Niven
American actor
Roscoe Sarles
American motorsports racing driver
Joseph Levering
American actor
Maurice Prather
American motion picture photographer
Art Ellison
Actor
Al Christy
American actor
Claude Williams
American jazz guitarist
James Scott
British actor
Floyd Robert Gibson
Former Judge
John L. MacDonald
Abram Comingo
William Raleigh Hull Jr.
Former United States Representative
George H. Hodges
Former Governor of Kansas
Frank DeMayo
Joe Shannon
Politician
Wayne Simmons
American football player
Bulldog Bob Brown
Australian motorcycle racer
Lee Talbott
American olympic athlete
Hurley McNair
Baseball player
John Caskie Collet
Judge
D. Brook Bartlett
Judge
Thomas Hackney
U.S. representative
Michael M. Ryan
American actor
J. L. Wilkinson
American baseball player
Reuchlin Wright
Orville Wright's brother
Victor J. Miller
Former Mayor of Saint-Louis, Haut-Rhin
Constance Wilson-Samuel
Canadian figure skater
Fred Arbanas
American football tight end
Sidney C. Roach
Former United States Representative
Barry Orton
American professional wrestler
Booker McDaniels
Baseball player
Charles Jasper Bell
Former United States Representative
Jim Lynch
American football player
Jerry Fogel
American actor
Roy Sanders
Baseball player
Irene Cozad
American composer
T. Max Graham
American actor
Steve Lightle
American comics artist
David Bawden
American priest
Mary McElroy
Kidnapping victim
Chuck Dobson
Professional baseball player
Dave Wickersham
American baseball athlete
Tauba Forbstein
Steven Pestock
Baron Corbin's father
Greg Kelling
Physician
Henry W. Bloch
American businessman and philanthropist
John Wesley Prowers
American Politician