| 释义 |
- Arts and culture
- Media
- Military
- Politics and activism
- Sports
- References
Arts and culture | Name | Image | Birth | Death | Known for | Association | Reference |
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| Laurie|Anderson}} | {{dts|Jun 5, 1947}} | Performance artist and musician | Born in Glen Ellyn, graduated from Glenbard West | | | Elek|Bacsik}} | {{dts|May 22, 1926}} | {{dts|Feb 14, 1993}} | Hungarian-born American Gypsy jazz guitarist and violinist, also played on viola, violectra, violoncello, double bass and bouzouki | Lived and died in Glen Ellyn | | | Jeffery|Deaver}} | {{dts|May 6, 1950}} | | Best-selling mystery novelist (The Bone Collector, James Bond novel Carte Blanche) | Graduate of Glenbard West (1968) | | | Katherine|Dunham}} | {{dts|Jun 22, 1909}} | {{dts|May 21, 2006}} | Dancer | Grew up in Glen Ellyn | | | Jacob|Fuerst|Knockout Kid}} | {{dts|Oct 27, 1992}} | Guitarist for Knockout Kid | Grew up in Glen Ellyn | | | Jennifer|Koh}} | | | Violinist | Born in Glen Ellyn | | | Werner|Krieglstein}} | {{dts|Oct 31, 1941}} | | Philosopher, author, and actor; College of DuPage professor, University of Chicago fellow and Fulbright Scholar | Lives in Glen Ellyn | | | Mark Daniel|Rose}} | Front-man of rock band Spitalfield | From Glen Ellyn | {{Citation needed|date=May 2010}} | | Larry|Shue}} | {{dts|Jul 23, 1946}} | {{dts|Sep 23, 1985}} | Playwright (The Foreigner, The Nerd) | | | Brian|St. Clair}} | {{dts|May 24, 1968}} | | Drummer of rock band Local H | From Glen Ellyn | | |
| Steven|Suptic}} | {{dts|February 6, 1993}} | | Youtuber, actor (mlgHwnT, SourceFed, Sugar Pine 7 | From Glen Ellyn | | | Molly|Worthen}} | {{dts|1981}} | Author and journalist | Raised in Glen Ellyn | |
Media | Name | Image | Birth | Death | Known for | Association | Reference |
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| Amy|Carlson}} | {{dts|Jul 7, 1968}} | Actress (Another World, Third Watch, Blue Bloods) | Attended Glenbard West High School | | | John|Drury|John Drury (television anchor)}} | {{dts|Jan 4, 1927}} | {{dts|Nov 25, 2007}} | Local 10:00 pm news anchor (WTMJ, WBBM, WGN, WLS) | Lived in Glen Ellyn | | | Sean|Hayes|Sean Hayes (actor)}} | {{dts|Jun 26, 1970}} | Actor (Jack McFarland on Will & Grace) | Attended Glenbard West High School | | | Michael|Herbick}} | Sound engineer (The Fugitive, The Shawshank Redemption); Academy Award nominee, Emmy Award winner ('Lonesome Dove) | Grew up in Glen Ellyn | | | Ryan|Kelley}} | {{dts|Aug 31, 1986}} | Actor (Mean Creek, Prayers for Bobby, Alien Swarm) | Born in Glen Ellyn | | | Frank|Main}} | {{dts|Sep 8, 1964}} | Journalist; Pulitzer Prize winner (2011) | Lived in Glen Ellyn | | | Ryan|McPartlin}} | {{dts|Jul 3, 1975}} | Actor (Devon Woodcomb on Chuck) | Raised in Glen Ellyn | | | Greg|Miller|Greg Miller (Internet celebrity)}} | {{dts|Apr 27, 1983}} | Internet personality (IGN, The GameOverGreggy Show, Kinda Funny) | Born and raised in Glen Ellyn | | | Patricia|Tallman}} | {{dts|Sep 4, 1957}} | Actress (Babylon 5, Army of Darkness, Night of the Living Dead, 1990) | Graduated Glenbard West High School (1975) | | | Nancy|Utley}} | Co-president of Fox Searchlight and member of the Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences | Grew up in Glen Ellyn; Graduate of Glenbard West High School (1973) | [1][2] | | Ted|Wass|}} | {{dts|Oct 27, 1952}} | Actor and director (Blossom, Soap, Oh, God! You Devil) | Graduate of Glenbard West High School (1970) | | |
Military | Name | Image | Birth | Death | Known for | Association | Reference |
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| Marcellus|Jones}} | {{dts|Jun 5, 1830}} | {{dts|Oct 9, 1900}} | Thought to have fired the first shot at the Battle of Gettysburg (1863) | Lived in Danby, Illinois (now called Glen Ellyn) | | | David V.|Miller}} | {{dts|1919}} | | U.S. Air Force Major General | Born in Glen Ellyn, graduated from Dunbard High School | | |
Politics and activism | Name | Image | Birth | Death | Known for | Association | Reference |
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| Bill|Ayers}} | {{dts|Dec 26, 1944}} | Co-founder of the radical Weatherman organization (1969) | Born in Glen Ellyn | | | Maryann|Krieglstein}} | {{dts|Jul 11, 1944}} | Social worker, community organizer, and Human Services Professor emeritus at the college of DuPage | Lives in Glen Ellyn | [3] | | Eboo|Patel}} | Author and member of President Obama's Advisory Council on Faith-Based Neighborhood Partnerships | Born and raised in Glen Ellyn | | | Peter|Roskam}} | {{dts|Sep 13, 1961}} | US congressman | Grew up in Glen Ellyn; graduated from Glenbard West High School (1979) | | | Betty Wagner|Spandikow}} | {{dts|Sep 27, 1923}} | {{dts|Oct 26, 2008}} | Author and breastfeeding advocate; co-founder of the La Leche League International | | |
Sports | Name | Image | Birth | Death | Known for | Association | Reference |
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| Matt|Bowen|Matt Bowen (American football)}} | {{dts|Nov 12, 1976}} | Strong safety for the Buffalo Bills, St. Louis Rams, Green Bay Packers, and Washington Redskins | Born and raised in Glen Ellyn | | | Carolena|Carstens}} | {{dts|Jan 18, 1996}} | Martial artist (taekwondo); 2012 Summer Olympian | Lives in Glen Ellyn | [4] | | Ray|Demmitt}} | {{dts|Feb 2, 1884}} | {{dts|Feb 19, 1956}} | Outfielder for the New York Highlanders, St. Louis Browns, Chicago White Sox and Detroit Tigers | Lived and died in Glen Ellyn | | | Mike|Hall|Mike Hall (sportscaster)}} | {{dts|Feb 1, 1982}} | Winner of ESPN Dream Job; anchor with the Big Ten Network | Born in Glen Ellyn | | | Bob|MacLeod}} | {{dts|Oct 15, 1917}} | {{dts|Jan 13, 2002}} | Halfback for the Chicago Bears | Born in Glen Ellyn | | | Tom|Pukstys}} | {{dts|May 28, 1968}} | Javelin thrower; silver medalist at the Goodwill Games (1998) | Born in Glen Ellyn | | | Bobby|Rahal}} | {{dts|Jan 10, 1953}} | Indycar driver; winner of the Indianapolis 500 | Graduate of Glenbard West (1971) | {{Citation needed|date=May 2010}} | | John|Shurna}} | {{dts|Apr 30, 1990}} | All-American forward for the Northwestern Wildcats men's basketball team | Born in Glen Ellyn | | | Revie|Sorey}} | {{dts|Sep 10, 1953}} | Guard for the Chicago Bears | Lived in Glen Ellyn | | | Nikos|Tselios}} | {{dts|Jan 20, 1979}} | Defenseman for the Carolina Hurricanes, Chicago Hounds, KalPa (Finland) and Färjestad BK (Sweden) | Born and raised in Glen Ellyn | | | Billy|Williams|Billy Williams (left fielder)}} | {{dts|Jun 15, 1938}} | Hall of Fame left fielder for the Chicago Cubs and Oakland Athletics | Lived in Glen Ellyn | {{Citation needed|date=May 2010}} | |
References1. ^http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lists/nancy-utley-268689
2. ^http://www.glenbardwest73.com/class_profile.cfm?member_id=6022563
3. ^{{cite journal|last1=Krieglstein|first1=Werner|title=Building the Smallest Democracy at the Heart of Society|journal=The Creative Woman|date=1992|volume=12|issue=2|pages=4–8|url=https://archive.org/stream/creativewoman1221992unse/creativewoman1221992unse_djvu.txt|accessdate=1 June 2014|publisher=University Park, IL: Governors State University|issn=0736-4733}}
4. ^{{cite news|last=Schmid|first=Scott|title=Youngest challenger and Glen Ellyn resident Carstens expects to medal|url=http://www.mysuburbanlife.com/2012/07/24/youngest-challenger-and-glen-ellyn-resident-carstens-expects-to-medal/zyqjysg/|accessdate=4 November 2012|newspaper=The Associated Press|date=July 24, 2012}}
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