Scottsdale, Arizona
Scottsdale is a desert city in Arizona east of state capital Phoenix. It's known for its spa resorts and golf courses, including TPC Scottsdale. Farther north, trails wind through McDowell Sonoran Preserve, a desertscape of hills, rock formations and cacti. Nearby is Taliesin West, architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s former home and studio. Downtown's Old Town Scottsdale has 1920s buildings and 19th-century olive trees. ― Google
People died in Scottsdale (First 49 people) - Page 0
Thomas K. Donaldson
Mathematician
Billy Preston
American professional basketball player
Don Ameche
American actor
Dennis Farina
American film actor
Hal Finney
Developer
Van Williams
American actor
Carl Hubbell
American baseball player
Tom Fogerty
American musician
Maureen O'Sullivan
Irish actress
George Mikan
American professional basketball player
Muhammad Ali
Pakistani writer
Earl Nightingale
American author
Angela Morley
Composer
Jack Gordon
American businessman
Perry Farinola
Pier Angeli's son
Barbara Harris
American actress
Miller Barber
American professional golfer
Buster Crabbe
American Olympic swimmer
Harmon Killebrew
Baseball first baseman
Ron Santo
Baseball player
Dr. Loyal Davis
Nancy Reagan's father
Elliott Roosevelt
American socialite ‧ Eleanor Roosevelt's father
The Ultimate Warrior
American professional wrestler
Robert Schimmel
American comedian
Ted Fio Rito
American composer
Kathy Lutz
American film writer
Joe Foss
Former Governor of South Dakota
Barbara Park
American author
Russell Wolfe
American actor
Janice E. Voss
American engineer
Joe Garagiola Sr.
Baseball catcher
Ed Sabol
American filmmaker
J. Allen Hynek
American astronomer
Seth J. McKee
General
Adele Astaire
American dancer
Harry Dalton
Margaret Karcher
Carl Karcher's wife
Meadowlark Lemon
American basketball player
Glendon Swarthout
American writer
Edwin Spanier
American mathematician
Whitey Lockman
American baseball manager
Barbara Cowsill
Singer ‧ Susan Cowsill's mother
James DePreist
American conductor
Horace Stoneham
Beverly Bayne
American actress
Earl D. Eisenhower
American electrical engineer ‧ Dwight D. Eisenhower's brother
Bill Glassford
American football player
