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List of people from Omaha, Nebraska
This is a
list of people from
Omaha, Nebraska
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A
Hazel Abel
—politician
Titus Adams
—professional football player
Wesley Addy
—actor
Steve Alaimo
—musician, record producer
Kianna Alarid
—musician
Houston Alexander
—professional MMA fighter, radio host, rapper
Kurt Andersen
—author
Craig Anton
—actor, comedian
Adele Astaire
—dancer, entertainer
Fred Astaire
—dancer, actor
Guerin Austin
—beauty pageant contestant
B
Jackson Berkey
—composer, pianist, instructor
Max Baer
—boxer
John Beasley
—actor
Tom Becka
—radio host
Warren Buffett
—
billionaire
investor and philanthropist
Mildred D. Brown
—founder of the
Omaha Star
Wade Boggs
—Former Major League Baseball Player
Boston Red Sox
Bob Boozer
—former
National Basketball Association
player and
Olympic
gold medalist
Steve Borden
—
professional wrestler
better known by his stage name of
Sting
Marlon Brando
—actor
C
Lance Cade
—
professional wrestler
Buddy Carlyle
—professional baseball pitcher
Ernie Chambers
—Noted Nebraska State Senator
Jason Christiansen
—professional baseball pitcher
Montgomery Clift
—actor
James M. Connor
—actor
Barney Cotton
—Associate Head Coach and Offensive Line Coach, Nebraska Cornhuskers football team
George P. Cronk
—Los Angeles City Council member, 1945–52
Eric Crouch
—football player,
Heisman Trophy
winner
D
Alfonza W. Davis
—
Tuskegee Airman
Chip Davis
—musician, founder of
Mannheim Steamroller
Brian Deegan
—FMX Rider
Tom Dennison
—
Political boss
of Omaha, 1890s-1933.
Ted DiBiase
—Professional Wrestler
Richard Dooling
—novelist, screenwriter
David Doyle
—actor
Mary Doyle
—actress
Charles W. "Chuck" Durham
—civil engineer, philanthropist, civic leader and former CEO and Chairman Emeritus of
HDR, Inc
.
General George Crook
—US army officer
E
Experience Estabrook
—Attorney General of Wisconsin
G. Estabrook
—opera composer and daughter of Experience Estabrook
F
Henry Fonda
—actor
Peter Fonda
—actor
Gerald R. Ford
—
U.S.
president
G
Jorge Garcia
—actor
Bob Gibson
—
Baseball Hall of Famer
Terry Goodkind
—author
Ahman Green
—professional football player
H
Ron Hansen
—author, screenwriter
Hallee Hirsh
—actress
Harry Haywood
—African American Communist leader
Wynonie Harris
—Rhythm & Blues singer
Gregory M. Herek
—Social Psychologist and Professor
Dave Hoppen
-
NBA
player
Jeremy Horn
-
Mixed Martial Arts
fighter
John Howell
—
NFL
player
Cathy Hughes
—Businesswoman; founder and president of
Radio One
Major General Stuart Heintzelman
—US army officer
I
Doug Ingle
-keyboardist for
Iron Butterfly
J
Ryan Jensen (fighter)
—mixed martial arts fighter
Neely Jenkins
—singer
Simon Joyner
—singer, song writer
K
Jay Karnes
—actor
Tim Kasher
—singer-songwriter,
Cursive (band)
and
The Good Life (band)
Alex Kava
—author
Charlotte Kemp
-Playboy Playmate (Miss December 1982)
Charles Henry King
—pioneer businessman
Jaime King
—actress, model
Chris Klein
—actor
Jeff Koterba
—editorial cartoonist, musician, author
Saul Kripke
—philosopher
Swoosie Kurtz
—actress
Kenton Keith
—professional football player
Jason Kreis
-former soccer player and coach of
Real Salt Lake
L
Brigadier General Frank Purdy Lahm
—US Army officer
Matty Lewis
—Musician
zebrahead
Preston Love
—jazz player
Christopher Lasch
—historian, social critic
M
Ed McGivern
-shooter
Dorothy McGuire
—actress
Rowena Moore
—civic and labor activist
The members of
country-pop
band
Mulberry Lane
Charlie Munger
—
billionaire
investor
Buddy Miles
—musician
N
Dave Nelson (skateboarder)
—professional skateboarder
Nick Nolte
—actor
O
Conor Oberst
—singer-songwriter,
Bright Eyes
and
Desaparecidos
Jed Ortmeyer
—professional ice hockey player
Tillie Olsen
—renowned Jewish author
P
Alexander Payne
—screenwriter/director
Ron Prince
—college football coach
Scott Porter
—actor
Mark Pope
—
NBA
player
Nathan Post
—7th and 10th
Governor of American Samoa
Q
Daniel Quinn
—author
R
Anne Ramsey
—actress
J. Joseph Ricketts
—billionaire
Matthew Ricketts
—First African American graduate from
UNMC
and first African American state legislator.
Andy Roddick
—Professional Tennis player
Johnny Rodgers
—1972
Heisman Trophy
winner
Joe Rogers
—Former
Colorado
Lieutenant Governor
Edward Ruscha
—artist and photographer
S
Penny Sackett
—Astronomer and
Chief Scientist of Australia
Gale Sayers
—professional footplayer,
Pro Football Hall of Fame
inductee
Walter Scott, Jr.
—billionaire
Leisa Sheridan
—
Playboy
Playmate
(Miss July 1993)
Elliott Smith
—singer/songwriter
Molly Smith
—ethereal being
Nicholas Sparks
—author
Todd Storz
—entrepreneur who introduced
Top-40
radio format
Carl A. Swanson
—founder of
Swanson
Skip Stephenson
—actor and comedian from tv series,
Real People
T
Jerry Tagge
—
NFL
player for the
Green Bay Packers
Thomas Tibbles
—late 19th century journalist and
Native American
rights activist
The members of rock band
311
Stanley M. Truhlsen
professor and philanthropist
Steve Turre
—jazz trombonist
U
Gabrielle Union
—actress
W
Lindsay Wagner
—Playboy Playmate (Miss November 2007)
Eleazer Wakeley
—jurist and politician
Chris Ware
—
Eisner Award
-winning
comic book
creator
Fee Waybill
(John Waldo Waybill), singer/songwriter
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Paul Williams
—singer-songwriter, actor
Roger Williams
—pianist
Geneice Wilcher
—beauty pageant winner
Jamie Williams-Pressnall
—musician and dancer,
Tilly and the Wall
X
Malcolm X
—civil rights activist
Z
Paula Zahn
—news personality
See also
List of lists about Omaha, Nebraska
List of people from North Omaha, Nebraska
Founding figures of Omaha, Nebraska
People from Omaha (category)
People from Omaha by occupation (category)
References
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Ethnic groups in Omaha, Nebraska
Groups
African Americans
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American Indians
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Asians
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Canadians
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Czechs
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Danes
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Germans
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Greeks
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Irish
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Italians
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Jews
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Latinos
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Mexicans
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Poles
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Slovaks
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Sudanese
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Swedes
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Ukrainians
Ethnic enclaves
Greek Town
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Little Bohemia
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Little Italy
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Near North Side
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Sheelytown
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South 24th Street
Institutions
Czechoslovak Museum
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El Museo Latino
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Great Plains Black History Museum
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Little Ukrainian Catholic Church
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Lithuanian Bakery
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Omaha Black Music Hall of Fame
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Omaha Jewish Community Center
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St. John's Greek Orthodox Church
Events
Timeline of racial tension in Omaha, Nebraska
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Timeline of riots and civil unrest in Omaha, Nebraska
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Omaha Race Riot of 1919
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Greek Town Riot
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Related
Racial tension in Omaha, Nebraska
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Civil Rights Movement in Omaha, Nebraska
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DePorres Club
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A Time for Burning
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History of slavery in Nebraska
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Public school controversy
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Meyer v. Nebraska
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Omaha Star
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Omaha Star building
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Rice/Poindexter Case