* 2008 – John B. O'Reilly, Sr. dies at the age of 89; he was Mayor of Dearborn (1978–1985) and also served as Chief of Police for 11 years.
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==Notable people==
[[File:HenryFordEstateRougeDam.jpg|thumb|[[River Rouge (Michigan)|River Rouge]] from Henry Ford's estate]]
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*[[Myles Amine]] – Olympic bronze medalist in [[freestyle wrestling]] at [[2020 Summer Olympics]] representing [[San Marino]]
*[[Frankie Andreu]] – professional cyclist, rode Tour De France multiple years
*[[Anthony Bass]] – pitcher for the [[Miami Marlins]]
*[[Robert Bierman]] – author
*[[Dave Brandon]] – CEO of [[Toys "R" Us]], chairman of [[Domino's Pizza]]
*[[David Burtka]] – chef and actor, married to [[Neil Patrick Harris]]
*[[Brian Calley]] – 63rd Lieutenant Governor of Michigan
*[[Garrett Clayton]] – actor
*[[Jim Cummins (ice hockey)|Jim Cummins]] – NHL player
*[[John Dingell]] – former dean of the U.S. House of Representatives, longest-serving Congressman
*[[Agnes Dobronski]] – Michigan educator and legislator
*[[Kristen Doute]] – television personality, best known for ''[[Vanderpump Rules]]''
*[[Ronnie Duman]] – auto racer
*[[Chad Everett]] – actor, ''[[Medical Center (TV series)|Medical Center]]'', ''[[The Last Challenge]]'', ''[[Made in Paris]]'', ''[[Airplane II: The Sequel]]''
*[[Rima Fakih]] – [[Miss Michigan USA]] 2010, [[Miss USA 2010]].<ref>{{cite news| url=https://www.missuniverse.com/missusa/titleholder/445096 | work=Miss Universe | title=Rima Fakih | date=May 16, 2010}}</ref>
*[[Henry Ford]] – iconic automaker, founder of [[Ford Motor Company]]
*[[Edsel Ford]] – Henry Ford's son, second president of Ford Motor and co-namesake of [[Fordson]]
*[[Dan Gheesling]] – winner of ''[[Big Brother 10 (U.S.)]]'' and runner-up on ''[[Big Brother 14 (U.S.)]]''
*[[Russ Gibb]] – concert promoter and media figure
*[[George Z. Hart]] – Michigan state senator
*[[Ahmad Harajly]] – rugby player (USA Rugby)<ref>{{cite news| url=https://www.usa.rugby/player/ahmad-harajly/ | work=USA Rugby | title=Ahmad Harajly | date=May 16, 2010}}</ref>
*[[Orville L. Hubbard]] – Mayor of Dearborn from 1942 to 1978
*[[Al Iafrate]] – NHL defenseman
*[[Art James]] – TV quiz-show host
*[[Dakota Joshua]] – professional ice hockey player
*[[Myth (gamer)|Ali Kabbani]] – better known as "Myth", [[YouTube]] live streamer and [[professional gamer]]
*[[John C. Kornblum]] – diplomat, former Ambassador to Germany
*[[Mei Lin (chef)|Mei Lin]] – chef, winner of [[Top Chef: Boston]]
*[[Derek Lowe]] – Major League Baseball pitcher, [[2004 World Series]] champion with [[Boston Red Sox]]
*[[Don Matheson]] – actor, ''[[Land of the Giants]]''
*[[Nancy Milford]] – author and biographer
*[[Alan Mulally]] – CEO of [[Ford Motor Company]]
*[[Dorothy Naum]] – baseball player
*[[Johnny Pacar]] – actor, ''[[Flight 29 Down]]'', ''[[Make It or Break It]]'', ''Now You See It...''
*[[Eugenia Paul]] – actress and dancer<ref>{{cite news| url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0666828/ | work=IMDb | title=Eugenia Paul | date=August 28, 2020}}</ref>
*[[George Peppard]] – film actor, known for ''[[Breakfast at Tiffany's (film)|Breakfast at Tiffany's]]'', ''[[How the West Was Won (film)|How the West Was Won]]'', and more
*[[Tom Price (American politician)|Tom Price]] - [[United States Secretary of Health and Human Services]]
*[[Brian Rafalski]] – NHL defenseman ([[New Jersey Devils]], [[Detroit Red Wings]])
*[[Doug Ross (ice hockey)|Doug Ross]] – college ice hockey coach
*[[Soony Saad]] – soccer player
*[[Robert Saleh]] – NFL Head Coach of the [[New York Jets]]
*[[Scott Sanderson (baseball)|Scott Sanderson]] – All-Star Major League Baseball pitcher in 19 Major League seasons for seven teams
*[[Norbert Schemansky]] – four-time Olympic medalist in weightlifting
*[[Suzanne Sena]] – host of [[Independent Film Channel|IFC]] program ''[[Onion News Network]]'' and former [[Fox News]] anchor
*[[Serena Shim]] – Lebanese-American journalist
*[[Jim Snyder (second baseman)|Jim Snyder]] - Major League Baseball player and manager
*[[Edward Stinson]] – aviation pioneer
*[[Pat Shurmur]] – NFL offensive coordinator and former head coach
*[[Gary Wayne]] – former pitcher for the [[Minnesota Twins]]
==See also==
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