Talk:List of people from Fullerton, California

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 * 1) The Adolescents, punk rock band
 * 2) Agent Orange, punk rock band
 * 3) David Boies, lawyer, former counsel to Vice President Al Gore
 * 4) Bruce Bowen, NBA Player - San Antonio Spurs - played for CSUF
 * 5) John Briggs, former state assemblyman/senator and author of the Briggs Initiative
 * 6) Jackson Browne, Singer/Songwriter - attended Sunny Hills High School
 * 7) Gary Carter, Hall of Fame MLB Catcher, and former manager of the Fullerton-based minor league OC Flyers baseball team.
 * 8) Cedric Ceballos, NBA player - former Phoenix Suns and L.A. Lakers player - also played for CSUF
 * 9) Matt Chico, MLB pitcher for the Washington Nationals
 * 10) Cold War Kids, an indie rock band
 * 11) Kevin Costner, Actor - Attended CSUF and played for the Titan baseball team
 * 12) Suzanne Crough, former child star of The Partridge Family
 * 13) Philip K. Dick, science fiction writer
 * 14) Viet Dinh, former Assistant Attorney General and writer of the PATRIOT act
 * 15) Jim Edmonds, MLB Free Agent, formerly of the St. Louis Cardinals, California Angels, San Diego Padres, and Chicago Scrubs.
 * 16) Leo Fender, inventor of numerous electric guitar improvements and founder of Fender Musical Instruments Corporation
 * 17) Jenna Haze, XXX film actress.
 * 18) D.J. Houlton, Major League Baseball pitcher, Los Angeles Dodgers
 * 19) Tommy Lasorda, MLB pitcher and former manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers
 * 20) Brent Liles, former Social Distortion bassist
 * 21) Lit, rock band who owns the restaurant/bar "The Slidebar" in downtown Fullerton
 * 22) Mike Ness, lead singer of Social Distortion
 * 23) Krissa Mae Arrieta, actress
 * 24) Michael McDonald, actor on the comedy sketch tv show MadTV
 * 25) Eric Mun, lead rapper in the boy band Shinhwa
 * 26) David Newhan, MLB ballplayer
 * 27) Richard Nixon, former president (attended Fullerton Union High School)
 * 28) Lon Nol, former Prime Minister of Cambodia
 * 29) Thurl Arthur Ravenscroft, bass singer, original "Tony The Tiger" voice.
 * 30) Brian St. Clair, drummer of Rock Duo Local H
 * 31) Tui St. George Tucker, composer
 * 32) Steven Seagal, Hollywood actor
 * 33) Gwen Stefani, Lead singer for No Doubt, solo recording artist, and owner of L.A.M.B clothing - born there
 * 34) Nadya Suleman, mother of octuplets was born in Fullerton in 1975
 * 35) Team Millennia, competitive dance team, competed on America's Best Dance Crew
 * 36) Richard Titus, Internet entrepreneur & Film Producer Who Killed the Electric Car? grew up there.
 * 37) Steve Trachsel, MLB pitcher for the Chicago Cubs, 1991-current
 * 38) Keith Van Horn, former NBA Player
 * 39) Brad Williams, comedian and actor on Mind of Mencia
 * 40) Eric Wynalda, all-time leading scorer for the U.S. Soccer National Team.
 * 41) Rap-Core band Zebrahead originate from Fullerton

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