30 Famous Deaf People Past & Present Presented by Larry Garrison M.Ed, Ed.S.

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30 Famous Deaf People Past & Present Presented by Larry Garrison M.Ed, Ed.S.

Abbé Charles-Michel De l'Épée “Father of the Deaf” Founded the World's First Free Public School for Deaf Students in Paris.

Louis Laurent Marie Clerc aka: Laurent Clerc First Deaf Teacher, School Administrator and One of the Three Co-founders of the First School for Deaf Students in the Western Hemisphere First Deaf Teacher, School Administrator and One of the Three Co-founders of the First School for Deaf Students in the Western Hemisphere

Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet Pioneer of Deaf Education in the U.S. Founded the First School for The Deaf in Hartford, Connecticut

Edward Miner Gallaudet Founder and First President of Gallaudet University

Alice Cogswell First Graduate of the American School for the Deaf. She Started a Life Long Journey for Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet

William Elsworth "Dummy" Hoy American Baseball Player American Baseball Player.

Helen Keller American Deaf-blind Writer, Lecturer, and Activist.

Juliette Gordon Low Founder of the Girl Scouts of America

Granvill Seymour Redmond 1871 – 1935 American Painter

Douglas Tilden American Sculptor

Robert R. Davila Current President of Gallaudet University

Phyllis Frelich Won the Tony Award for Her Role in the Stage Production of Children of a Lesser God.

Marlee Matlin First Deaf Woman to Win an Academy Award for Her Role in Children of a Lesser God. She Won for Best Actress.

Heather Whitestone McCallum First Deaf Woman to Win the Title of Miss America

I. King Jordan First President of Gallaudet University With a Profound Hearing Loss.

Chuck Baird American Artist

Michelle Banks Award Winning Actress, Writer, Director, and Producer

C.J. Jones CEO, Producer, Director, Writer, Actor, Comedian, and Motivational Speaker

Shoshannah Stern Professional Actress

Linda Bove Deaf Acting Pioneer

Anthony Natale Stage and Movie Actor

Deanne Bray Co Producer, Co Host, Actress

Shelley Beattie Professional Female Bodybuilder and Actress

William W. Beadell Newspaper Editor Publisher and Originator of the “Want Ads”

Trix Bruce ASL Storyteller Interpreter Trainer Performer Teacher

LeRoy Colombo LeRoy Colombo Lifeguard Saved over 900 lives

Vinton G. Cerf Internet Pioneer “Father of the Internet”

Ella Mae Lentz Poet ASL Advocate

Kevin Frost American Speed Skater

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