List of people from Portland, Oregon
Portland is a port city in the U.S. state of Oregon located at the confluence of the Willamette and Columbia Rivers. Established in the 1830s as a camp along the Oregon Trail, Portland evolved into a major West Coast industrial city during the twentieth century. Contemporarily, it is the most populous city in Oregon, and the second-largest city in the Pacific Northwest.[1]
This list of notable people includes persons who were either born in, are current residents of, or have lived in Portland. A person who lives in or comes from Portland, Oregon is called a Portlander.
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Person | Lifespan | Notability | Born | Ref. |
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Bruce Abbott | 1954– | Actor | Yes | |
Alvin P. Adams, Jr. | 1942–2015 | Diplomat | Yes | [2] |
Arthur Adams | 1963– | Comic book artist | No | [3] |
Sam Adams | 1963– | Former mayor of Portland | No | [4] |
Obo Addy | 1936–2012 | Musician | No | [5] |
Brad Adkins | 1973– | Artist | No | [6] |
Jerome Alden | 1921–1997 | Playwright, screenwriter | Yes | [7] |
Pauline Alderman | 1893–1983 | Musicologist, composer | No | [8] |
Art Alexakis | 1962– | Musician | No | [9] |
James H. Allen | 1928–2015 | Clown, author | Yes | [10] |
Laura Allen | 1974– | Actress | Yes | [11] |
Goli Ameri | 1956– | Diplomat, businesswoman | No | [12] |
Rachel Ames | 1929– | Actress | Yes | [13] |
Bob Amsberry | 1928–1957 | Actor | Yes | [14] |
Larry Andersen | 1953– | Major League Baseball player | Yes | [15] |
Marian Anderson | 1897–1993 | Singer | No | [16] |
Marisa Anderson | Musician | No | [17] | |
Signe Toly Anderson | 1941–2016 | Singer | No | [18] |
Debra Arlyn | 1986– | Singer-songwriter | No | [19] |
Arledge Armenaki | 1949– | Cinematographer | Yes | [20] |
Garner Ted Armstrong | 1930–2003 | Televangelist | Yes | [21] |
Hal Ashby | 1929–1988 | Film director and editor | No | [22] |
Victor G. Atiyeh | 1923–2014 | 32nd Governor of Oregon | Yes | [23] |
Ray Atkeson | 1907–1990 | Photographer | No | [24] |
George H. Atkinson | 1819–1889 | Missionary | No | [25] |
Jean M. Auel | 1936– | Author | No | [26] |
Thomas J. Autzen | 1888–1958 | Plywood manufacturing innovator | No | [27] |
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Person | Lifespan | Notability | Born | Ref. |
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Preston Bailey | 2000– | Actor | Yes | [28] |
Terry Baker | 1941– | Attorney, athlete | No | [29] |
Brenda Bakke | 1963– | Actress | No | [30] |
Ireland Baldwin | 1995– | Model | No | [31] |
Lola Baldwin | 1860–1957 | One of first policewomen in the United States | No | [32] |
Lance Bangs | 1972– | Filmmaker | No | |
Daniel E. Barbey | 1989-1969 | U.S. Navy Admiral | Yes | [33] |
Art Barr | 1966–1994 | Professional wrestler | Yes | [34] |
Willie Barrow | 1924–2015 | Civil rights activist | No | [35] |
Blanche Bates | 1873–1941 | Actress | Yes | [36] |
Peter Baum | 1990– | Lacrosse player | No | [37] |
Scott Beach | 1931–1996 | Actor | Yes | [38] |
James Beard | 1903–1985 | Food expert | Yes | |
Jona Bechtolt | 1980– | Musician | No | [39] |
Larry Bell | 1923–1986 | Football player | Yes | |
Pietro Belluschi | 1899–1994 | Architect | No | [40] |
John Virginius Bennes | 1867–1943 | Architect | No | [41] |
Simon Benson | 1852–1942 | Philanthropist, logger | No | [42] |
Becca Bernstein | 1977– | Artist | No | |
Mel Blanc | 1908–1989 | Voice actor | No | |
Lance Blankenship | 1963– | Major League Baseball player, World Series champion | Yes | |
M. Blash | 1978– | Filmmaker | No | [43] |
Sheila Bleck | 1974– | Bodybuilder | Yes | |
Rachel Blumberg | 1969– | Drummer | Yes | [44] |
Earl Blumenauer | 1948– | Democratic U.S. Representative | Yes | |
Wally Boag | 1920–2011 | Actor | Yes | [45] |
William H. Boring | 1841–1932 | Union soldier, founder of Boring, Oregon | No | [46] |
Chris Botti | 1962– | Composer, trumpeter | Yes | |
Terrell Brandon | 1970– | NBA all-star | Yes | |
Matt Braunger | 1974– | Standup comedian | No | [47] |
Thom Bray | 1954– | Actor | No | |
Isaac Brock | 1975– | Singer, frontman of Modest Mouse | No | |
David Brooks | 1915–1999 | Actor | Yes | [48] |
Chuck Bown | 1954– | NASCAR racer | Yes | |
Jim Bown | 1960– | NASCAR racer | Yes | |
Cindy Brown | 1965– | Professional basketball player | Yes | [49] |
Mel Brown | 1944– | Jazz drummer | Yes | |
Melville W. Brown | 1887–1938 | Silent film director | Yes | [50] |
Tiffany Lee Brown | Writer, editor | No | ||
Carrie Brownstein | 1974– | Musician, actor | No | [51] |
Agnes Bruckner | 1985– | Actress | No | [52] |
Monique de Bruin | 1977– | Retired fencer | Yes | [53] |
Louise Bryant | 1885–1936 | Journalist, writer | No | |
Dean F. Bryson | 1910–1995 | Politician, lawyer | Yes | [54] |
Peter Buck | 1956– | Guitarist of R.E.M. | No | [55] |
Jack Buetel | 1915–1989 | Actor | No | [56] |
Barbara Buono | 1953– | Politician | No | [57] |
Geraldine Bureker | 1924–2009 | All-American girls professional baseball player | Yes | |
Helen Burgess | 1916–1937 | Actress | Yes | [58] |
Kevin Burke | 1950- | Musician, Master Irish Fiddler | No | |
Doris Burn | 1923–2011 | Children's author, illustrator | Yes | [59] |
Mabel Byrd | 1895–1988 | Civil rights activist; first African-American to attend the University of Oregon | No | [60] |
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Person | Lifespan | Notability | Born | Ref. |
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John Callahan | 1951–2010 | Cartoonist | Yes | |
Cathy Camper | Artist, author | No | ||
Jean Carmen | 1913–1993 | Actress | Yes | [61] |
Jewel Carmen | 1897–1984 | Actress | Yes | [62] |
Cletis Carr | 1959– | Musician | Yes | |
John Francis Carroll | 1858–1917 | Publisher | No | [63] |
Margaret Carter | 1935– | Politician | No | [64] |
Sandra Cassel | 1952– | Actress, acting coach | No | [65] |
Michael Cassidy | 1983– | Actor | Yes | [11] |
Mark Chamberlin | 1955–2011 | Actor | Yes | [66] |
Erin Chambers | 1979– | Actress | Yes | |
William W. Chapman | 1808–1892 | Politician, lawyer | No | [67] |
Walter Chappell | 1925–2000 | Photographer | Yes | [68] |
Clive Charles | 1951–2003 | British soccer player, coach | No | [69] |
Trevor Chowning | 1972- | American Pop Artist | No | |
Janet Chvatal | 1964– | Classical soprano, director | Yes | |
Bernice Claire | 1906–2003 | Actress, singer | No | [70] |
Jillian Clare | 1992– | Actress | Yes | [71] |
Beverly Cleary | 1916–2021 | Author | No | |
Brad Cloepfil | 1956– | Architect | Yes | |
Michelle Clunie | 1969– | Actress | Yes | [11] |
Henry Waldo Coe | 1857–1927 | Physician, politician | No | |
Scott Coffey | 1967– | Filmmaker, actor | No | [72] |
Stephen Coffin | 1807–1882 | Investor, militia officer | No | [73] |
Marissa Coleman | 1987– | WNBA player | Yes | [74] |
Monte Collins | 1898–1951 | Actor, director | No | [75] |
Booth Colman | 1923–2014 | Actor | Yes | [76] |
Santo Condorelli | 1995– | Olympic swimmer | No | [77] |
Donald Cook | 1901–1961 | Actor | Yes | [78] |
Cool Nutz | 1972– | Rapper, Entertainer and Radio Personality | Yes | |
Barbara Coombs | 1947– | President of Compassion & Choices | No | |
Colleen Coover | 1969– | Comic artist | Yes | |
Alfred H. Corbett | 1915–2000 | Attorney, politician | Yes | [79] |
Gretchen Corbett | 1947– | Actress | Yes | [80] |
Henry W. Corbett | 1827–1903 | Industrialist, U.S. senator | No | |
Judy Cornell | 1933–2021 | Olympic swimmer | Yes | [49] |
Robert Cornthwaite | 1917–2006 | Actor | No | [81] |
John H. Couch | 1811–1870 | Sea captain, co-founder of Portland | No | [82] |
Lucy Covington | 1910–1982 | Political activist | No | [83] |
Colin Cowherd | 1963– | Sports media host | No | [84] |
Joseph Buford Cox | 1905–2002 | Entrepreneur, inventor of chainsaw chain | Yes | [85] |
Tom Cramer | 1960– | Artist | Yes | [86] |
Larry Crane | Publisher of Tape Op | No | ||
Ryan Crouser | 1992– | Olympic shot putter and discus thrower | Yes | [87] |
Dan Cunneen | 1963– | Musician | Yes | |
Imogen Cunningham | 1883–1976 | Photographer | Yes | [88] |
Ward Cunningham | 1949– | Inventor of wiki | No | |
Zamah Cunningham | 1892–1967 | Actress | Yes | [89] |
Ann Curry | 1956– | Journalist | No | [90] |
Michael Curry | 1967– | Costume and puppet designer | No | [91] |
Walt Curtis | 1941– | Poet, novelist | Yes |
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Person | Lifespan | Notability | Born | Ref. |
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Florence Dagmar | 1895–1986 | Actress | Yes | |
Arthur Dake | 1910–2000 | Chess Grandmaster | Yes | [92] |
Adam Aminé Daniel | 1994– | Rapper, musician | Yes | [93] |
Britt Daniel | 1971– | Musician, vocalist of Spoon | No | |
George Dantzig | 1914—2005 | Mathematical scientist | Yes | [94] |
Darcelle XV | 1930–2023 | Drag performer | No | [95] |
Walt Dawson | 1982– | Political lobbyist | Yes | |
Valerie Day | 1959– | Singer | Yes | |
Burchard DeBusk | 1877–1937 | Academic | No | [96] |
Kelly Sue DeConnick | 1970– | Comic writer | No | |
David DeCoteau | 1962– | Filmmaker | Yes | [97] |
Kate Deines | 1982– | Professional soccer players | Yes | [98] |
Paul deLay | 1952–2007 | Blues harmonica player | Yes | |
Albert H. Densmore | 1946– | Businessman, state representative | Yes | |
James DePriest | 1936–2013 | Director emeritus of orchestral studies at Juilliard School; director of Oregon Symphony | No | [99] |
Jennifer Devine | 1968– | Olympic rower | Yes | [49] |
Yassine Diboun | 1978– | Ultrarunner | No | |
Matthew Dickman | 1975– | Poet | Yes | |
Richard Diebenkorn | 1922–1993 | Painter | Yes | |
Aaron Director | 1901–2004 | Law professor at University of Chicago | No | [100] |
Beth Ditto | 1981– | Singer-songwriter of Gossip | No | |
Juan Dixon | 1978– | Basketball player, Portland Trail Blazers | No | |
Robyn Dixon | 1979– | Reality TV personality | No | |
Michael Doleac | 1977– | NBA player | No | |
Lee Dorsey | 1924–1986 | R&B singer | No | [101] |
Sarah Dougher | 1967– | Singer-songwriter | No | [102] |
Linda Douglas | 1928–2017 | Actress, wife of Hank Greenberg | Yes | [103] |
Abigail Scott Duniway | 1834–1915 | Suffragist | No | [104] |
Mike Dunleavy Jr. | 1980– | NBA player | No | [105] |
Katherine Dunn | 1945–2016 | Author | No | [106] |
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Person | Lifespan | Notability | Born | Ref. |
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Ron East | 1943– | NFL player, coach | Yes | |
Ashton Eaton | 1988– | Decathlete | Yes | |
Jonah Edelman | 1970– | CEO of Stand for Children | No | |
Dick Egan | 1884–1947 | Baseball player | Yes | |
Jim Elkins | 1901–1968 | Crime boss | No | [107] |
Sam Elliott | 1944– | Actor | No | [105] |
Carson Ellis | 1975– | Illustrator | No | |
Jack Ely | 1943–2015 | Musician of The Kingsmen | Yes | [108] |
Rick Emerson | 1973– | Radio personality | No | |
Douglas Engelbart | 1925–2013 | Inventor of computer mouse | Yes | [109] |
Marie Equi | 1872–1952 | Physician, anarchist | No | [110] |
Winfield Ervin, Jr. | 1902–1985 | Politician, mayor of Anchorage, Alaska | Yes | [111] |
Ellen Estes | 1978– | Olympic silver medalist in water polo | Yes | [49] |
Christopher Evans | 1847–1917 | Train robber | No | |
Sarah A. Evans | 1854–1940 | Suffragist | No | |
Steven Evans | 1991– | Soccer player | Yes | |
John R. Everett | 1918–1992 | First chancellor of City University of New York; president of the New School for Social Research | Yes | [112] |
Neil Everett | 1962– | Sportscaster | Yes | [113] |
Tom Everett | 1948– | Actor | Yes | [114] |
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Henry Failing | 1834–1898 | Banker, politician | No | [115] |
Amparito Farrar | 1893–1989 | Soprano concert singer | Yes | [116] |
Jack Faust | 1932– | Attorney, broadcaster | Yes | |
David Feldberg | World champion disc golfer | Yes | ||
Shirley Adele Field | 1923–1995 | Legislator, judge | No | [117] |
Todd Field | 1964– | Actor, filmmaker | No | [118] |
Brad Fitzpatrick | 1980– | Creator of LiveJournal | No | |
Harrell Fletcher | 1967– | Artist | No | |
Lisa Foiles | 1986– | Actress | Yes | [119] |
Dick Fosbury | 1947–2023 | High jumper | Yes | [120] |
William Trufant Foster | 1879–1950 | Economist, first president of Reed College | No | [121] |
Matt Fraction | 1975– | Comic writer | No | [122] |
Alma Francis | 1890–1968 | Actress, singer | Yes | [123] |
Abigail Keasey Frankel | –1931 | Civic worker | No | [124] |
Boaz Frankel | 1982– | Host of Clips & Quips | Yes | |
Nell Franzen | 1889–1973 | Actress | Yes | |
Amy Freeze | 1974– | Meteorologist, WABC-TV New York | No | [125] |
Alex Frost | 1987– | Actor | Yes | |
C. Gordon Fullerton | 1936–2013 | Astronaut, member of Astronaut Hall of Fame | Yes | |
Ron Funches | 1983– | Standup comedian | No | [126] |
Elizabeth Furse | 1936–2021 | U.S. Congresswoman | No |
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Clark Gable | 1901–1960 | Actor | No | [127] |
Rocky Gale | 1988– | Major League Baseball player | Yes | [128] |
Ben Gardner | 1990– | NFL player | Yes | [129] |
Paul Gaustad | 1982– | National Hockey League player | No | [130] |
Geretta Geretta | 1958– | Actress | Yes | [131] |
Robert L. Ghormley | 1883–1958 | Naval officer | Yes | [132] |
Paul Gilbert | 1966– | Musician | No | [133] |
Cole Gillespie | 1984– | Baseball player | Yes | [134] |
Gary Gilmore | 1940–1977 | First person executed in U.S. after reinstatement of capital punishment | No | [135] |
Madeline Gleason | 1903–1979 | Poet, dramatist | No | [136] |
Russell Gleason | 1908–1945 | Actor | Yes | [137] |
Rodney Glisan | 1827–1890 | U.S. Army surgeon | No | [138] |
Molly Gloss | 1944– | Author | Yes | [139] |
Karl Glusman | 1988– | Actor | No | [140] |
Jacob Golden | 1970s– | Musician | No | [141] |
Hilda Goldblatt Gorenstein | 1905–1988 | Artist | No | [142] |
Brandon Gonzáles | 1984– | Professional boxer | Yes | [143] |
Louis S. Goodman | 1906–2000 | Pharmacologist, pioneer of chemotherapy | Yes | [144] |
Aaron Goodwin | 1976– | Photographer, cameraman of Ghost Adventures | Yes | [145] |
Avel Gordly | 1947– | First African-American woman elected to Oregon State Senate | Yes | [146] |
Joe Gordon | 1915–1978 | Baseball player | No | |
Kara Goucher | 1978– | Olympic long-distance runner | No | [147] |
Jessie Coles Grayson | 1886–1953 | Actress | No | [148] |
Gary Graver | 1938–2006 | Cinematographer | Yes | [149] |
A.C. Green | 1963– | Retired NBA Champion | Yes | [150] |
Edith Green | 1910–1987 | Politician | No | [151] |
Harrison Greene | 1884–1945 | Actor | Yes | [152] |
Jim Grelle | 1936–2020 | Olympic middle-distance runner | Yes | [153] |
Gloria Grey | 1909–1947 | Actress | Yes | [154] |
Matt Groening | 1954– | Animator, creator of The Simpsons and Futurama | Yes | [155] |
Woody Guthrie | 1912–1955 | Folk singer-songwriter | No | [156] |
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Kevin Hagen | 1928–2005 | Actor | No | [157] |
Ancer L. Haggerty | 1944– | U.S. federal judge | Yes | [158] |
Swede Halbrook | 1933–1988 | NBA player | Yes | [159] |
Sally Haley | 1908–2007 | Painter | No | [160] |
Creed C. Hammond | 1874–1940 | Major General and Chief of the National Guard Bureau | No | |
Max Handelman | 1973– | Sportswriter, film producer | Yes | [161] |
Kathleen Hanna | 1968– | Singer-songwriter (Bikini Kill, Le Tigre) | Yes | [162] |
Julia Butler Hansen | 1907–1988 | Politician | Yes | [163] |
Tonya Harding | 1970– | U.S. national champion and Olympic figure skater | Yes | [164] |
Katie Harman | 1980– | Miss America 2002 | Yes | [165] |
Joey Harrington | 1978– | NFL quarterback | Yes | |
Nate Harris | 1983– | NFL linebacker | No | |
Bret Harrison | 1982– | Actor | Yes | [11] |
Lou Harrison | 1917–2003 | Composter | Yes | |
Michael Allen Harrison | Musician | Yes | ||
Larry Harvey | 1948–2018 | Artist, founder of Burning Man | No | [166] |
Lew Harvey | 1887–1953 | Actor | No | [167] |
Byron Haskin | 1899–1984 | Filmmaker | Yes | |
F. W. Hastings | 1848–1935 | Politician | Yes | [168] |
Steve Havelka | Creator of Pokey the Penguin | Yes | ||
James C. Hawthorne | 1819–1881 | Physician, co-founder of Oregon Hospital for the Insane | No | [169] |
Ernest Haycox | 1899–1950 | Writer | Yes | [170] |
Carey Hayes | 1961– | Screenwriter | Yes | |
Chad Hayes | 1961– | Screenwriter | Yes | |
Todd Haynes | 1961– | Filmmaker | No | [171] |
Dana Heitman | 1966– | Musician | Yes | |
Susan Helms | 1958– | Astronaut | No | |
Margaux Hemingway | 1954–1996 | Model, actress; granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway | Yes | [172] |
Christina Hendricks | 1975– | Actress | No | [173] |
Frank Herbert | 1920–1986 | Writer, journalist | No | [174] |
Joe Hill | 1879–1915 | Labor activist | No | |
Jan Hoag | 1948– | Actress | Yes | [175] |
Judi Hofer | 1940–2013 | Businessperson | Yes | |
Portland Hoffa | 1905–1990 | Radio host, actress | Yes | [176] |
Stewart Holbrook | 1893–1964 | Author, artist | No | [177] |
Ben Holladay | 1819–1897 | Transportation mogul | No | [178] |
Matt Hollywood | 1973– | Musician | No | |
Frederick Holman | 1852–1927 | Lawyer | No | [179] |
Peter Holmström | Musician | Yes | [180] | |
Kyron Horman | 2002– | Missing person | Yes | [181] |
Michael Hornburg | 1960– | Author | No | [182] |
Mike Horner | 1955– | Pornographic film actor | Yes | |
Hal E. Hoss | 1892–1934 | Journalist | Yes | [183] |
Bill Hudson | 1949– | Musician, father of Oliver and Kate Hudson | Yes | [184] |
Brett Hudson | 1953– | Musician, television producer | Yes | [185] |
Mark Hudson | 1951– | Musician, record producer | Yes | [185] |
Charlie Huhn | 1951– | Musician | Yes | [186] |
Cooper Hummel | 1994– | Major League Baseball player | Yes | |
William Hurt | 1950–2022 | Actor | No | [187] |
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Illmaculate | 1986– | Hip hop musician | Yes | |
ILoveMakonnen | 1989– | Hip hop musician | No | |
Dan Ireland | 1949–2016 | Filmmaker | Yes | [188] |
Mary Frances Isom | 1865–1920 | Librarian, founder of Oregon Library Association | No | [189] |
Kirk Vernström Iverson | born ? | Inventor, writer, producer, media executive, investor and financier | Yes | [190] |
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Peter Jacobsen | 1954– | Pro-golfer | Yes | |
Clayton Jacobson II | 1933–2022 | Creator of jet ski | Yes | |
Evan Jager | 1989– | Distance runner | No | [191] |
Jeff Jahn | 1970– | Art critic, historian, and curator | No | [192] |
Cathy Jamison | 1950– | Olympic swimmer | Yes | [49] |
Gary Jarman | 1980– | Musician | No | |
Maxine Jennings | 1909–1991 | Actress | Yes | [193] |
Ethel Jewett | 1877–1944 | Actress | Yes | [194] |
Steve Jobs | 1955–2011 | Creator, founder of Apple | No | [195] |
Chris Johanson | 1968– | Painter | No | [196] |
Syl Johnson | 1900–1985 | Major League Baseball player | Yes | |
Fred Jones | 1979– | NBA All-Star Slam Dunk Champion | Yes | |
Scott Jones | 1966– | NFL offensive guard | Yes | |
Terrence Jones | 1992– | NBA player | Yes | |
Miranda July | 1974– | Filmmaker, performance artist | No | [197] |
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Louis Kaufman | 1905–1944 | Violinist | Yes | [198] |
Daniel Kaven | 1977– | Architect, artist | No | [199] |
Gabe Kennedy | 1990– | Chef, entrepreneur | Yes | [200] |
Lisa Kennedy | 1972– | Political commentator | No | [201] |
Robert E. Kennedy | 1914–2010 | Professor, president of California Polytechnic State University | Yes | [202] |
Shell Kepler | 1958–2008 | Actress | No | [203] |
Cecil Kern | 1883–1928 | Actress | Yes | [204] |
Maude Kerns | 1876–1965 | Avant-garde artist | Yes | [205] |
Albertina Kerr | 1890–1911 | Heiress to Kerr Glass Company | Yes | [206] |
Donald M. Kerr | 1946–2015 | Wildlife biologist, conservationist | Yes | [207] |
William Jasper Kerr | 1863–1947 | Academic, first chancellor of Oregon University System | No | [208] |
Nitin Khanna | 1975– | Founder and CEO of MergerTech | No | |
Brian Kidd | 1983– | Unicyclist known as the Unipiper | No | [209] |
James Kilgore | 1947– | Activist, author | Yes | |
Wright King | 1923–2018 | Actor | No | |
Zach King | 1990– | YouTube personality | Yes | [210] |
Phil Knight | 1938– | Co-founder of Nike, Inc. | Yes | [211] |
William W. Knight | 1909–1981 | Publisher | No | [212] |
Terence Knox | 1946– | Actor | Yes | [213] |
Franklin F. Korell | 1889–1965 | Politician | Yes | [214] |
A. Thomas Kraabel | 1934–2016 | Classics and Jewish history scholar | Yes | [215] |
LaVerne Krause | 1924–1987 | Printmaker | Yes | [216] |
Jane Kurtz | 1952– | Author | Yes | |
Taya Kyle | 1974– | Author, activist; wife of Chris Kyle | Yes | [217] |
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Barbara La Marr | 1896–1926 | Actress | No | [218] |
William S. Ladd | 1826–1893 | Businessman, industrialist | No | |
Mary Catherine Lamb | 1949–2009 | Textile artist | No | |
Ray Lampkin | 1948– | Retired professional boxer | Yes | |
Ben Hur Lampman | 1896–1954 | Editor, Oregon poet laureate | Yes | |
Cowboy Lang | 1950–2007 | Midget professional wrestler | No | [219] |
k.d. lang | 1961– | Singer-songwriter | No | [220] |
Harry Lane | 1855–1917 | Politician, physician | No | [221] |
Storm Large | 1969– | Musician | No | [222] |
Earle Larrimore | 1899–1947 | Actor | Yes | [223] |
Lars Larson | 1959– | Conservative talk radio host | No | |
Matt Lattanzi | 1959– | Actor; ex-husband of Olivia Newton-John | Yes | [11] |
Thomas Lauderdale | 1970– | Musician (Pink Martini) | No | |
Edgar M. Lazarus | 1868–1939 | Architect | No | [224] |
Ursula K. Le Guin | 1929–2018 | Author | No | |
Agnes Brand Leahy | 1893–1943 | Screenwriter | Yes | [225] |
Clara Elizabeth Chan Lee | 1886–1993 | First Chinese American woman registered to vote | Yes | [226] |
Hazel Ying Lee | 1912–1944 | First Chinese-American female military pilot | Yes | [227] |
Marc Alan Lee | 1978–2006 | United States Navy SEAL | Yes | [228] |
Barbara Lekberg | 1925–2018 | Artist, sculptor | Yes | [229] |
Ion Lewis | 1853–1923 | Architect | No | [230] |
Jack Lewis | 1964– | Author | Yes | [231] |
Norman Leyden | 1917–2014 | Conductor, clarinetist | No | [232] |
Carl L. Linde | 1864–1945 | German American architect | No | [233] |
Ben Linder | 1959–1987 | Engineer | No | [234] |
Brian Lindstrom | 1961– | Documentarian | Yes | [235] |
Albert Littlefield | First professional abortion provider in Portland | No | ||
Fred Lockley | 1871–1958 | Journalist | No | [236] |
Jeanette Loff | 1906–1942 | Actress | No | [237] |
Mickey Lolich | 1940– | Major League Baseball pitcher | Yes | |
Neil Lomax | 1959– | Football player | Yes | [238] |
Ashly Lorenzana | 1987- | Sex worker, author and freelance writer | Yes | [239] |
A. M. Loryea | 1839–1893 | Physician, co-founder of Oregon Hospital for the Insane | No | [240] |
Courtney Love | 1964– | Actress, musician (Hole) | No | [241] |
George A. Lovejoy | 1931–2015 | New Hampshire State Senator, businessman | Yes | |
Richard A. Lovett | 1953– | Author | No | |
Horace Sumner Lyman | 1855–1904 | Journalist, historian | No | [242] |
Logan Lynn | 1979– | Musician, writer, activist | No |
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Les McClaine | 1977– | Comic artist | No | |
S. J. McCormick | 1828–1891 | Publisher | No | [243] |
Rose McGowan | 1973– | Actress, director | No | [244] |
Douglas McKay | 1893–1959 | Politician | Yes | [245] |
Wanda McKay | 1915–1996 | Actress | Yes | [246] |
Dallas McKennon | 1919–2009 | Voice actor | No | [247] |
Brian McMenamin | 1957– | Brewpub owner, businessman | Yes | [248] |
Mike McMenamin | Brewpub owner, businessman | Yes | [248] | |
Ballard MacDonald | 1882–1935 | Songwriter and lyricist | Yes | [249] |
Shannon MacMillan | 1974– | U.S. soccer player | No | |
Vivek Maddala | 1973– | Composer, musician, producer | No | |
L. K. Madigan | 1963–2010 | Writer of young adult fiction. | Yes | [250] |
Holly Madison | 1979– | Playboy Playmate, actress | No | [251] |
Sharon Maeda | 1945– | Activist | No | [252] |
Cleo Maletis | 1925–2009 | Mrs. America 1957 | No | [253] |
Neda Maghbouleh | Professor, sociologist, writer | No | [254] | |
Stephen Malkmus | 1966– | Musician (Pavement) | No | [255] |
Paul Malvern | 1902–1993 | Stuntman, producer | Yes | [256] |
Robert Mann | 1920–2018 | Violinist, founder of Juilliard String Quartet | Yes | [257] |
Thomas Mann | 1991– | Actor | Yes | [11] |
Phillip Margolin | 1944– | Writer, lawyer | Yes | |
Richard Marquette | 1934– | Serial killer | Yes | [105] |
Chan Marshall | 1972– | Musician (Cat Power) | No | [258] |
Leanne Marshall | 1980– | Winner of Project Runway, season 5 | No | |
Vivian Marshall | 1888–1969 | Actress, stuntwoman | No | [259] |
Emily Winfield Martin | Artist, children's author | Yes | ||
Robert Marx | 1956– | Fencer | Yes | [260] |
Blair Mastbaum | 1975– | Author | No | |
Ana Matronic | 1974– | Singer | Yes | |
Carlton Mellick III | 1977– | Author | No | |
Colin Meloy | 1974– | Musician (The Decemberists) | No | |
James Mercer | 1970– | Musician (The Shins) | No | |
Judi Meredith | 1936–2014 | Actress, figure skater | Yes | [261] |
Nancy Merki | 1926–2014 | Olympic swimmer | Yes | [49] |
Natalie Mering | 1988– | Musician (Weyes Blood) | No | [262] |
Jeff Merkley | 1956– | U.S. senator | No | |
Mayo Methot | 1904–1951 | Actress | No | [263] |
Noah Mickens | Ringmaster of Wanderlust Circus | Yes | ||
Tiffeny Milbrett | 1972– | Soccer player, Olympic and World Cup champion | Yes | |
Colleen Miller | 1932– | Actress | No | [264] |
Donald Miller | 1971– | Author | No | |
Karen Minnis | 1954– | Politician | Yes | [265] |
Bob Mionske | 1962– | Attorney, Olympic bicycle racer | No | |
Mirah | 1974– | Musician | No | [266] |
Rhea Mitchell | 1890–1957 | Actress | Yes | [267] |
Erika Moen | 1983– | Comic artist | No | [268] |
Anne Shannon Monroe | 1873–1942 | Writer | No | |
Jinkx Monsoon | 1987– | Drag queen, singer, actor | Yes | [269] |
Lisa Montgomery | 1972– | MTV VJ | No | |
Al Moore | 1908–1991 | Football player | Yes | |
Glen Moore | 1941– | Jazz bassists | Yes | [270] |
Jason Moore | Wikipedia editor and organizer | No | ||
Joel David Moore | 1977– | Actor, director | Yes | |
Hilda Grossman Morris | 1911–1991 | Artist | No | [271] |
Sienna Morris | 1983– | Artist | No | [272] |
Lee Morse | 1897–1954 | Singer-songwriter, actress | No | [273] |
Cris Moss | Artist, curator | No | ||
George Mullin | 1892–1963 | World War I veteran, Victoria Cross winner | Yes | |
Ona Munson | 1903–1955 | Actress | Yes | [274] |
Francis J. Murnane | 1914–1968 | Longshore worker, preservationist | No | [275] |
Dale Murphy | 1956– | Major League Baseball player | Yes | |
Brent Musburger | 1939– | ESPN and ABC newscaster | Yes | [276] |
Isaiah Mustafa | 1974– | Actor, athlete | Yes | [277] |
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Person | Lifespan | Notability | Born | Ref. |
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Legedu Naanee | 1983– | NFL player | Yes | [278] |
Rose Naftalin | 1898–1998 | Restaurateur | No | [279] |
Bill Naito | 1925–1996 | Businessman | Yes | |
Dika Newlin | 1923–2006 | Composer, musician | Yes | [280] |
Rob Neyer | 1966– | Sportswriter, author | No | |
Scout Niblett | 1973– | Musician | No | [281] |
Stella Nickell | 1943– | Convicted criminal | No | [282] |
Jen and Kyndi Niquette | 1988– | Singers (Jen and Kat), lifestyle models | No | [283] |
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Person | Lifespan | Notability | Born | Ref. |
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Colin O'Brady | 1985– | Endurance athlete | No | [284] |
Dan O'Brien | 1966– | Olympic gold medalist | Yes | [285] |
Bill O'Reilly | 1949– | Political commentator, former news anchor | No | [286] |
Broderick O'Farrell | 1882–1955 | Actor | Yes | [287] |
Kevin O'Rourke | 1956– | Actor | Yes | [11] |
Bill Oakley | 1966– | Writer | No | [288] |
Jack Ohman | 1960– | Editorial cartoonist of The Oregonian | No | [289] |
Steve Olin | 1965–1993 | Major League Baseball pitcher | Yes | [290] |
George Olsen | 1893–1971 | Bandleader | Yes | [291] |
Kaitlin Olson | 1975– | Actress, comedian | Yes | [292] |
William Olvis | 1958–2014 | Composer | Yes | |
Mark Orton | Film score composer | No | ||
William Overton | Co-founder of Portland | Yes | [293] |
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Person | Lifespan | Notability | Born | Ref. |
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Keith Packard | 1963– | Software developer | No | |
Bettie Page | 1923–2008 | Pin-up model | No | [294] |
Chuck Palahniuk | 1962– | Author | No | [295] |
Robert B. Pamplin | 1911–2009 | Businessman | No | [296] |
Jiggs Parrott | 1871–1891 | Major League Baseball infielder | Yes | [297] |
Tom Parrott | 1868–1932 | Major League Baseball pitcher | Yes | [298] |
Dennis Patera | 1945– | NFL player | Yes | [299] |
Ken Patera | 1942– | Olympic weightlifter | Yes | [300] |
Virginia Patton | 1925–2022 | Actress, businesswoman | No | [301] |
Linus Pauling | 1901–1994 | Double Nobel Prize-winning chemist | Yes | [302] |
George Anson Pease | 1830–1919 | Steamboat captain | No | [303] |
Lute Pease | 1869–1963 | Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist | No | [304] |
Jack Pennick | 1895–1964 | Actor | Yes | [305] |
Edward J. Perkins | 1928–2020 | Diplomat | No | [306] |
Johnny Pesky | 1919–2012 | Major League Baseball player (Boston Red Sox) | Yes | [307] |
Susan Peters | 1921–1952 | Actress | No | [308] |
Buddy Peterson | 1925–2007 | Baseball player | Yes | [309] |
Tom Peterson | 1930–2016 | Television personality | No | [105] |
Samuel B. Pettengill | 1886–1974 | Politician | Yes | [310] |
James Phelan | 1892–1974 | Football player, coach | No | [311] |
Henry F. Phillips | 1890–1958 | Inventor of the Phillips-head screw | Yes | [312] |
Hollie Pihl | 1928–2018 | Judge | Yes | [313] |
Mitch Pileggi | 1952– | Actor | Yes | [11] |
Roddy Piper | 1954–2015 | Wrestler | No | [314] |
Joe Plummer | Rock drummer, percussionist | No | [315] | |
Orlando Plummer | 1836–1913 | Physician, politician | No | [316] |
Bill Plympton | 1946– | Animator, illustrator | Yes | [317] |
Justine W. Polier | 1903–1987 | First female judge in New York | Yes | [318] |
Daniel A. Poling | 1884–1968 | Clergyman | Yes | [319] |
Erika Polmar | Entrepreneur and activist | [320] | ||
Paul Popham | 1941–1987 | War veteran, gay rights activist | No | [321] |
Tom Potter | 1940– | Former police chief and mayor of Portland | No | [322] |
Gap Powell | 1898–1989 | Professional football player | Yes | [323] |
Jane Powell | 1929–2021 | Actress, singer | Yes | [324] |
Maudie Prickett | 1914–1976 | Actress | Yes | [325] |
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Person | Lifespan | Notability | Born | Ref. |
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Ruth Radelet | 1982– | Musician (Chromatics) | Yes | [326] |
Ahmad Rashad | 1949– | NFL player | Yes | [105] |
Justin Rattner | Intel executive | No | ||
Johnnie Ray | 1927–1990 | Singer | No | [327] |
Max Records | 1997– | Actor | Yes | [11] |
John Reed | 1887–1920 | Journalist | Yes | [276] |
Holiday Reinhorn | 1964– | Writer | Yes | [328] |
Mel Renfro | 1941– | NFL defensive back | No | [329] |
Rozz Rezabek | 1960– | Punk singer (Negative Trend, Theatre of Sheep) | Yes | [330] |
Kim Rhodes | 1969– | Actress | Yes | [11] |
Frank Rice | 1892–1936 | Actor | No | [331] |
Jeff Richards | 1924–1989 | Actor, baseball player | Yes | [332] |
Burton Richardson | 1949– | Television announcer | Yes | |
Mike Richardson | 1950– | Publisher, founder of Dark Horse Comics | Yes | [333] |
Lolita Ritmanis | 1962– | Film composer | Yes | [334] |
Terry Robb | 1956– | Guitarist | No | [335] |
Clete Roberts | 1912–1984 | Newscaster, actor | Yes | [336] |
Robert Robideau | 1946–2009 | Native American rights activist | Yes | [337] |
John Robison | 1985– | Actor | Yes | [11] |
Cleveland S. Rockwell | 1837–1907 | Cartographer, artist | No | [338] |
Josef Rösch | 1925–2016 | Physician, radiologist | No | [339] |
Raina Rose | 1982– | Folk singer | No | [340] |
Keri Rosebraugh | Artist | Yes | [341] | |
Louis Conrad Rosenberg | 1890–1983 | Printmaker | Yes | [342] |
Alex Ross | 1970– | Comic artist | Yes | [343] |
Marv Ross | 1951– | Musician (Quarterflash) | Yes | [344] |
Rindy Ross | 1951– | Singer, musician (Quarterflash) | Yes | [344] |
Mark Rothko | 1903–1970 | Artist | No | [51] |
Aaron Rowand | 1970– | NFL player | Yes | [345] |
Greg Rucka | 1969– | Novelist, comic writer | No | [346] |
Galen Rupp | 1986– | Olympic distance runner | Yes | [347] |
Pat Russell | 1923–2021 | Los Angeles City Council member | Yes | |
Rick Rydell | 1963– | Writer, talk show host | No | [348] |
Nancy Ryles | 1937–1990 | Politician | Yes | [349] |
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Person | Lifespan | Notability | Born | Ref. |
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Domantas Sabonis | 1996- | Professional basketball player for the Sacramento Kings | Yes | |
Joe Sacco | 1960– | Graphic novel journalist | No | |
Katee Sackhoff | 1980– | Actress | Yes | [350] |
Greg Sage | 1952– | Musician, singer (Wipers) | No | [351] |
Alberto Salazar | 1958– | Olympic track athlete, coach until he was banned for life | No | |
Curtis Salgado | 1954– | Singer | No | |
Mary F. Sammons | 1954– | Businesswoman, former CEO of Rite Aid and Fred Meyer | Yes | [352] |
Rick Sanders | 1945–1972 | Greco-Roman wrestler, Olympic silver medalist | Yes | |
Alexandra Savior | 1995– | Singer-songwriter | Yes | [353] |
Rebecca Schaeffer | 1967–1989 | Actress | No | [354] |
Anne Schedeen | 1949– | Actress | Yes | [355] |
Monte Scheinblum | 1967– | Long-driving golf champion | Yes | [356] |
Dan Schmid | 1962– | Musician | Yes | |
Gerald Schwartz | 1941– | Mathematician | Yes | |
Randal L. Schwartz | 1961– | Author, convicted computer criminal | Yes | |
Gordon Scott | 1926–2007 | Actor | Yes | [357] |
Harvey W. Scott | 1838–1910 | Publisher | No | [358] |
Leslie M. Scott | 1878–1968 | Politician, historian | Yes | [359] |
Ynez Seabury | 1907–1973 | Actress | Yes | [360] |
Daniel Seavey | 1999– | Musician, contestant of American Idol | Yes | |
Gwenn Seemel | 1981– | Artist | No | [361] |
Della Sehorn | 1927–2001 | Olympic swimmer | Yes | [362] |
Richie Sexson | 1974– | Major League Baseball player | Yes | |
Susan Shadburne | 1942–2018 | Filmmaker | Yes | [363] |
Ari Shapiro | 1978– | Journalist | No | [364] |
David Shipley | 1963– | Journalist, editor of Bloomberg View, formerly The New York Times | Yes | [365] |
Floyd Simmons | 1925–1996 | Football player | Yes | |
Danny Simon | 1918–2005 | Television writer | No | [366] |
Norton Simon | 1907–1993 | Billionaire industrialist | Yes | [367] |
Christine Sinclair | 1983- | Canadian soccer player | No | |
Jacques Singer | 1910–1980 | Violinist, conductor of the Oregon Symphony (1962–1972) | No | |
Lori Singer | 1957– | Actress, cellist | No | [368] |
Ernst Skarstedt | 1857–1929 | Author | No | |
Joseph A. Sladen | 1841–1911 | Union Army recipient of the Medal of Honor | No | [369] |
Elliott Smith | 1969–2003 | Musician | No | [370] |
Harry Everett Smith | 1923–1991 | Archivist, ethnomusicologist | Yes | [371] |
Lawrence Leighton Smith | 1936–2013 | Conductor | Yes | [372] |
Marie Smith | 1898–1991 | Activist | No | [373] |
Esperanza Spalding | 1984– | Musician | Yes | [276] |
Tom Spanbauer | 1946– | Author | No | |
Erik Spoelstra | 1970– | NBA coach | No | [276] |
Mary Jane Spurlin | 1883–1970 | First female judge in Oregon | No | [374] |
Matthew Stadler | 1959– | Author | No | |
William Stafford | 1914–1993 | Poet | No | |
Katy Steding | 1967– | Basketball player, head coach at Boston University | Yes | [49] |
Bob Steele | 1907–1988 | Actor | Yes | [375] |
Dave Stevens | 1955–2008 | Illustrator, comic artist | No | [376] |
Melvin Storer | 1921–2003 | United States Navy shipfitter | Yes | [377] |
Tempest Storm | 1928–2021 | Burlesque dancer | No | |
Damon Stoudamire | 1973– | NBA player, coach | Yes | [378] |
Salim Stoudamire | 1982– | NBA player | Yes | |
Cheryl Strayed | 1968– | Author, essayist | No | [379] |
Brenda Strong | 1960– | Actress | Yes | [380] |
Arthur Dewey Struble | 1894–1983 | United States Admiral | Yes | [381] |
Sally Struthers | 1947– | Actress | Yes | [382] |
Ndamukong Suh | 1987– | NFL player | Yes | |
Jon Micah Sumrall | 1980– | Singer, musician (Kutless) | No |
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Deb Talan | 1968– | Singer-songwriter (The Weepies) | No | |
Simon Tam | 1981– | Musician (The Slants) | No | |
Jason Tanamor | 1975– | Author | No | [383] |
Ruth Taylor | 1905–1984 | Actress | No | [384] |
Thelma Taylor | 1933–1949 | Murder victim | Yes | [385] |
Courtney Taylor-Taylor | 1967– | Musician | Yes | |
James Terwilliger | 1809–1892 | Pioneer, namesake of Terwilliger Boulevard | No | [386] |
Maria Thayer | 1975– | Actress | Yes | [387] |
Tommy Thayer | 1960– | Musician (Kiss) | Yes | [388] |
Twinka Thiebaud | 1945– | Model | No | [389] |
Craig Thompson | 1975– | Graphic novelist | No | |
Chiye Tomihiro | 1924–2012 | Japanese-American activist | Yes | |
Barbara Thorne Stevenson | 1909–1985 | Soprano | Yes | |
Kirk Thornton | 1956– | Voice actor | Yes | |
Tori | 1964– | Bodybuilder | Yes | |
Linus Torvalds | 1969– | Organizer of Linux operating system kernel | No | |
Michael Totten | 1970- | Foreign correspondent, writer | No | |
Vecepia Towery | 1965– | Winner of Survivor: Marquesas | Yes | [390] |
Pennie Lane Trumbull | 1954– | Socialite | Yes | [391] |
Corin Tucker | 1972– | Musician (Sleater-Kinney) | No | |
Richmond K. Turner | 1885–1961 | U.S. Navy Admiral | Yes | [392] |
Wayne Twitchell | 1948–2010 | Major League Baseball player | Yes |
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Ime Udoka | 1977– | NBA player, coach | Yes | [393] |
Mfon Udoka | 1976– | WNBA player | Yes | [49] |
Sara Jean Underwood | 1984– | Playboy Playmate, model | Yes | [394] |
Andrea U'Ren | 1968– | Children's author, illustrator | No |
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Person | Lifespan | Notability | Born | Ref. |
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Gus Van Sant | 1952– | Filmmaker | No | [395] |
Gino Vannelli | 1952- | Singer-songwriter | No | [396] |
Laura Veirs | 1973– | Singer-songwriter | No | [276] |
Will Vinton | 1947–2018 | Claymation animator | No | [397] |
Nicole Vogel | Publisher, author | No | [398] | |
Tim Vollmer | 1946– | Olympic discus thrower | Yes | [399] |
Howard Vollum | 1913–1986 | Engineer, founder of Tektronix | Yes | [400] |
Robert Vosper | 1913–1994 | Librarian (UCLA, University of Kansas) | Yes | [401] |
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Person | Lifespan | Notability | Born | Ref. |
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Lindsay Wagner | 1949– | Actress | No | [402] |
Chris Walla | 1975– | Musician (Death Cab for Cutie) | No | [403] |
Fred Walton | 1949– | Film director | No | [404] |
Abby Wambach | 1980– | Soccer player | No | [201] |
M. Ward | 1973– | Musician | No | [201] |
Dominic Waters | 1986– | Basketball player in the Israel Basketball Premier League | Yes | |
Michaela Watkins | 1971– | Comedian, actress | No | [405] |
Marie Watt | 1967– | Sculptor | No | |
Danny Way | 1974– | Professional skateboarder | Yes | [406] |
Henry Weinhard | 1830–1904 | Brewer | No | [407] |
Janet Weiss | 1965– | Drummer (Sleater-Kinney) | No | [408] |
Claxton Welch | 1947– | NFL player | Yes | [409] |
E. Henry Wemme | 1861–1914 | Businessman | No | [410] |
Paul Wexler | 1929–1979 | Actor | Yes | |
Philip Whalen | 1923–2012 | Poet | Yes | [411] |
Nancy Whang | 1977– | Musician (LCD Soundsystem) | Yes | [412] |
Ted Wheeler | 1962– | Mayor of Portland | Yes | |
Minor White | 1908–1976 | Photographer | No | |
Morris H. Whitehouse | 1878–1944 | Architect | Yes | [413] |
Andrew Wiederhorn | 1966– | Entrepreneur | Yes | [414] |
Brad Wilk | 1968– | Drummer (Rage Against the Machine, Audioslave) | Yes | [415] |
Nancy Wilson | 1954– | Musician (Heart) | No | [416] |
David Wolman | Author, journalist | No | [417] | |
Carolyn Wood | 1945– | Olympic swimmer | Yes | [49] |
Charles Erskine Scott Wood | 1852–1944 | Author, civil liberties advocate | No | [418] |
Randall Woodfield | 1950– | Serial killer known as the I-5 Killer | No | [419] |
Martin Wong | 1949–1999 | Painter | Yes | [420] |
Renn Woods | 1958– | Actress | No | [421] |
Thomas H. Wright | 1873–1928 | Electrician, teacher | No | [422] |
Anthony Wynn | 1962– | Playwright | No |
Y
[edit]Person | Lifespan | Notability | Born | Ref. |
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John Yeon | 1910–1994 | Architect | Yes | [423] |
Harold Young | 1897–1970 | Film and theater director | Yes | [424] |
Lidia Yuknavitch | 1963– | Writer | No | [425] |
Yeat | 2000– | Rapper | No | [426] |
Z
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Person | Lifespan | Notability | Born | Ref. |
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Mariel Zagunis | 1985– | Two-time Olympic gold medalist in fencing | Yes | [49] |
Richard Zander | 1964– | Figure skater | Yes | [427] |
Alexandra Zapp | 1971–2002 | Murder victim | Yes | [428] |
Suzanne Zimmerman | 1925–2021 | Olympic silver medalist swimmer | Yes | [49] |
Peter Zuckerman | 1979– | Journalist | No | [429] |
Mark Zusman | 1954– | Publisher | No | [430] |
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