List of people from Littleton, Colorado
List of some notable people who have lived in the City of Littleton, Colorado, United States.
Littleton
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Location of Littleton in ColoradoThis is a list of some notable people who have lived in the City of Littleton, Colorado, United States.
Arts and entertainment
Film, television, and theatre
- Melissa Benoist (1988–), actress[1]
- Molly Burnett (1988–), actress[2]
- Hayden Byerly (2000–), actor[3]
- Ryan Driller (1982–), pornographic actor[4]
- Allan Kayser (1963–), actor[5]
- Cody Longo (1988–), actor[6]
- Diane Neal (1975–), actress[7]
- Steven Christopher Parker (1989–), actor[8]
- Heather Robinson (1978–), screenwriter[citation needed]
- Brian Ronalds (1973–), actor, director, producer[9]
- Stephen Schiff (1950–), screenwriter, journalist[10]
- Matt Stone (1971–), actor, animator, screenwriter[11]
- Lauren Taylor (1998–), actress
Journalism
- Renee Chenault-Fattah (1957–), news anchor[12]
- Laura Jane Fraser (1961–), editor, reporter, travel writer[13]
- Bill Kuster (1930–2006), weatherman[14]
- Sue Manteris (1962–), news anchor[15]
- Janice Min (1969–), editor, reporter[16]
Literature
- Steven Moore (1951–), literary critic, non-fiction writer[17]
- Nancy Stohlman (1973–), writer[18]
- Sheri S. Tepper (1929–2016), writer[19]
Music
- Kris Bergstrom (1976–), taiko player[citation needed]
- Sera Cahoone (1975–), guitarist, singer-songwriter[20]
- Dave Grusin (1934–), composer, pianist[21]
- Don Grusin (1941-), Grammy-award-winning jazz keyboardist, composer, and producer.
- Susan Jeske (1958–), beauty queen, singer[22]
- Riker Lynch (1991–), singer-songwriter, dancer, actor[23]
- Ross Lynch (1995–), singer-songwriter, actor[24]
- Rydel Lynch (1993–), singer, actress, dancer[25]
- David Miller (1973–), singer[26]
- Micah Ortega (1976–), guitarist[citation needed]
Other visual arts
- Sandy Puc' (1969–), photographer[27]
Business
- Eric C. Anderson (1974–), aerospace engineer, entrepreneur[28]
- Joshua Davis (1971–), technologist, web designer[29]
- Dan Phillips (1945–), house builder, designer[30]
Military
- Danny Dietz (1980–2005), U.S. Navy SEALS gunner's mate, killed in action in 2005 and received the Navy Cross in 2006
- Jack Swigert (1931–1982), U.S. Air Force Captain, astronaut[31]
Politics
National
- Gregory A. Phillips (1960–), U.S. federal judge[32]
State
- Kathleen Conti, Colorado state legislator[33]
- Linda Newell (1957–), Colorado state legislator[34]
- Joe Rice (1967–), Colorado state legislator[35]
- Christine Scanlan (1964–), Colorado state legislator[citation needed]
- Steve Ward (1960–), Colorado state legislator[36]
Local
Religion
- David Monas Maloney (1912–1995), Roman Catholic prelate[37]
Sports
American football
- Katie Hnida (1981–), placekicker[38]
- Brandon Kaufman (1990–), wide receiver[39]
- Steve Korte (1960–), center[40]
- Karl Mecklenburg (1960–), linebacker[41]
- Ryan Miller (1989–), offensive guard[42]
- Marc Munford (1965–), linebacker[43]
- Zac Robinson (1986–), quarterback[44]
- Tom Rouen (1968–), punter[45]
Baseball
- John Burke (1970–), pitcher[46]
- Tim Burke (1959–), pitcher[citation needed]
- Dave Dravecky (1956–), pitcher[citation needed]
- Mark Holzemer (1969–), pitcher[47]
- Mark Huismann (1958–), pitcher[48]
- Taylor Rogers (1990–), pitcher[49]
- Tyler Rogers (1990–), pitcher[49]
- Steven Wilson (1994–), pitcher[49]
Basketball
- Jimmy Bartolotta (1986–), guard[50]
- Jared Dillinger (1984–), guard, small forward[51]
- Brooks Thompson (1970–2016), point guard, coach[52]
Racing
- Jake Eidson (1995–), race car driver[53]
Ice hockey
- Nicole Hensley (1994–), goaltender for PWHL Minnesota
Soccer
- Cole Bassett (2001–), midfielder[54]
- Danielle Foxhoven (1989–), forward, midfielder[55]
- Kristen Hamilton (1992–), forward[56]
- Wes Hart (1977–), defender, coach[57]
- Stephen Keel (1983–), defender[58]
- Craig Thompson (1986–), midfielder[59]
- Jake Traeger (1980–), defender[60]
- Seth Trembly (1982–), defender, midfielder[61]
Other sports
- Heather Armbrust (1977–), bodybuilder[citation needed]
- Drayson Bowman (1989–), ice hockey center[62]
- Michael Eyssimont (1996–), ice hockey player[63]
- Sarah Hirshland (born 1975), chief executive officer of the United States Olympic Committeep
- Nicholas Kole (1983–), figure skater[64]
- Bill Loeffler (1956–), golfer[citation needed]
- Jonathan Lujan (1971–), alpine skier[65]
- Scott Munn (1970–), rower[citation needed]
See also
People portal
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History portal
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Colorado portal
- List of people from Colorado
- Bibliography of Colorado
- Geography of Colorado
- History of Colorado
- Index of Colorado-related articles
- List of Colorado-related lists
- Outline of Colorado
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- ^ "Seth Trembly". Soccer Times. Retrieved 2016-04-14.
- ^ "Drayson Bowman". Carolina Hurricanes. Retrieved 2016-04-14.
- ^ "Michael Eyssimont". NHL.com. Retrieved 2023-01-05.
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39°36′48″N 105°01′00″W / 39.6133°N 105.0166°W / 39.6133; -105.0166 (Littleton, Colorado)
