You will be researching someone influential in the deaf community
and creating a "Deafbook" page for that person using the information
you've found and perhaps some conjecture :-)
If a person has an asterisk next to their name, try the Websites page first, otherwise, use the databses (GVRL or Student Resources in Context) first.
1.Marlee Matlin
2. Heather Whitestone
3. Thomas Edison
4. Ludwig van Beethoven
5. Kitty O’Neill*
6. Evelyn Glennie
7. William Hoy
8. Deanne Bray*
9. I King Jordan
10. Kristin Chenoweth
11.Katie Leclerc
12. Alexander G. Bell
13. Sean Berdy*
14. Douglas Tilden*
15. Lou Ferrigno
16. Luther Taylor
17.Ashley Fiolek
18.Matt Hamill
19. Deaf Smith* (see Erastus "Deaf" Smith)
20. Nyle DiMarco
21. Russell Harvard
22. Linda Bove*
23. Shoshannah Stern*
24. Phyllis Frelich
25. Derrick Coleman
26. Juliette Gordon Low
27. Granville Redmond*
28. Audree Norton
29. Warren Miller* (entries in the database will be for filmmaker Warren Miller - not the same)
30. Terrylene Sacchetti *
31. Signmark*
32. Lance Allred
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