Talk:List of people from Fullerton, California

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Removed list from the Fullerton, CA article

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

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