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Delaware Famous ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ Alumni

Use the table below to browse notable alumni from private schools around the United States.

ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ Alumni Directory:

Famous ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ Alumni (Delaware):

School Name
Notable School Alumni (Sample)
  • Marlene (Teaching since 2013) -
  • Indira (Teaching since 2015) -
  • Robert C. Peoples - philanthropist and businessman -
  • Pranati Tungala - Valedictorian, Class of 2024 -
  • Billy Reese - A dedicated DCS parent who praised the school's positive environment. -
  • Olga Long - A parent who expressed satisfaction with the school's values and challenges. -
  • Alice Dunbar Nelson (1873-1935) -
  • Ashley Christopher, Founder and CEO of HBCU Week Foundation -
  • Misty Johnson Oratokhai, COO of the National Children's Center -
  • Doe, John - Nobel Laureate -
  • Smith, Jane - Author -
  • Walter Davis '73 - NBA basketball player for 15 years and Olympic Gold Medalist
  • Jackie Pitts '55 - Member of US Lacrosse Team; US Lacrosse Coach - 1982 World Champion Team; President of US Women's Lacrosse Associate and the International Federation of Women's Lacrosse Associations; Hall of Fame Legend for USA Lacrosse
  • Tom Verlaine '67 - Leader of New York band, Television. Helped shape Punk music movement in 1970's.
  • Matthew Shipp '78 - American Avant-Garde Pianist, Composter, Band Leader and Author
  • Caroline Polisi '00 - CBS News Legal Analyst and Federal Criminal Defense Attorney
  • Zack Pappas '02 - Co-founder of Stateside brands
  • Christopher Coons '81 - U.S. Senator
  • Dr. Mehmet Oz ’78 - Physician and TV personality
  • Jim Morris ‘73 - President of Pixar Animation Studios
  • Ruly Carpenter ’58 - Former Phillies owner
  • Ellen Kullman ’74 - Former DuPont CEO

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