List of people from Glendale, California

Glendale, California
Glendale, California is located in California
Glendale, California
Glendale, California
Glendale, California is located in the United States
Glendale, California
Glendale, California
Coordinates: 34°08′46″N 118°15′18″W / 34.14611°N 118.25500°W / 34.14611; -118.25500
CountryUnited States
StateCalifornia
CountyLos Angeles

Glendale is a city located primarily in the Verdugo Mountains region,[1] with a small portion in the San Fernando Valley,[2] of Los Angeles County, California, United States. It is located about 10 miles (16 km) north of downtown Los Angeles. As of 2025, Glendale had a Census-estimated population of 187,823[3] making it the 4th-most populous city in Los Angeles County and the 24th-most populous city in California.

Glendale—along with neighboring Burbank and nearby Hollywood—has served as a major production center for the American film industry. Actor John Wayne was raised in Glendale, eventually moving out upon his first marriage; Wayne appeared in over 170 movies in his 50-plus year career. Other actors include Eva Mendes (2 Fast 2 Furious), longtime resident Clarence Nash (voice of Donald Duck), John Cho (Harold and Kumar films), director Ron Underwood (Tremors, City Slickers), and Bette Davis, who lived in Glendale during her short marriage to Arthur Farnsworth.

Athletes from Glendale include baseball's Bob Dillinger (all star 1949; stolen base leader), third baseman, and Babe Herman, right fielder; both men lived long lives in Glendale. Glendale's Sutherland family were all involved in baseball : father Ralph played in the minor leagues, his son Darrell pitched for 3 years in the major leagues, while Gary played 13 seasons as an infielder. Other baseball players include Brandon McCarthy (World series participant, 2017) and Greg Zaun (World Series winner, 1997). Track and field star Frank Wykoff grew up in Glendale, and won 3 Olympic gold medals in relays. Football notables include coach Jim E. Mora (New Orleans Saints), and Duane Bickett (linebacker), who was rookie of the year in 1985.

Glendale has had more than it's share of notable musicians, including Chet Baker, jazz trumpeter; Elvin Bishop (Fooled Around and Fell in Love), Bob Siebenberg (drummer of Supertramp), Scott Gorham (guitarist, Thin Lizzy and Black Star Riders), Captain Beefheart, known for avant-rock; Chris Holmes, lead guitarist for W.A.S.P.; Ed King, member of The Strawberry Alarm Clock and Lynyrd Skynyrd; Greg K. of The Offspring, Daron Malakian (System of a Down), Tanya Falan Welk (The Lawrence Welk Show).

Other notable people include Daryl Gates, former Los Angeles Police Chief; and Angelo Buono, one-half of the Hillside Strangler murderers. Comedian/musician Tim Heidecker did an album named In Glendale.

Notable people

Athletes

Name Image Birth Death Known for Association Reference
Lee Balkin June 7, 1961 high jumper attended Glendale High School [4]
Christian Bergman May 4, 1988 baseball pitcher born in Glendale [5]
Duane Bickett December 1, 1962 football, linebacker attended Glendale High School [6]
Jenny Dalton March 5, 1974 softball player, manager attended Glendale High School [7]
Bob Dillinger September 17, 1918 November 7, 2009 baseball, third baseman born and raised in Glendale, lived there through his baseball years [8]
Pat Flaherty January 6, 1926 April 9, 2002 Indianapolis 500 winner born in Glendale [9]
Babe Herman June 26, 1903 November 27, 1987 baseball, right fielder near-lifetime resident of Glendale [10]
Hardcore Holly January 29, 1963 professional wrestler born in Glendale [11]
Mike Lieberthal January 18, 1972 baseball, catcher born in Glendale [12]
Brandon McCarthy July 7, 1983 baseball, pitcher born and raised in Glendale [13]
Don Milan January 12, 1949 football, quarterback born in Glendale [14]
Jim E. Mora May 24, 1935 football coach born in Glendale [15]
Vanes Martirosyan May 1, 1986 boxer born in Glendale [16]
Rex Mays March 10, 1913 November 6, 1949 champion race driver lived in Glendale [17]
Al Pollard September 7, 1928 March 3, 2002 football, fullback and halfback born in Glendale [18]
Scott Radinsky March 3, 1968 baseball, pitcher born in Glendale [19]
Archie Reynolds January 3, 1946 baseball, pitcher born in Glendale [20]
Dwight Stones December 6, 1953 high jump, television commentator attended Glendale High School [21]
Darrell Sutherland November 14, 1941 baseball, pitcher born and raised in Glendale [22]
Gary Sutherland September 27, 1944 December 16, 2024 baseball, infielder born and raised in Glendale [23]
Diana Taurasi June 11, 1982 basketball player born in Glendale [24]
Michael Tonkin November 19, 1989 baseball, pitcher born in Glendale [25]
Frank Wykoff October 29, 1909 January 1, 1980 Olympic gold medal winner 3x attended Glendale High School [26]
Greg Zaun April 14, 1971 baseball, catcher, sports analyst born in Glendale [27]

Entertainment industry

Name Image Birth Death Known for Association Reference
Dennis Muren November 1, 1946 special effects artist born in Glendale [28]
James Rallison May 14, 1996 YouTuber known as TheOdd1sOut lives in Glendale [29]

Actors, actresses and directors

Name Image Birth Death Known for Association Reference
Zoe Barnett 1883 December 19, 1969 actress, musical comedies born and raised in Glendale [30]
Kimberly Beck January, 1956 actress, model, singer lived in Glendale as a young girl [31]
Migdia Chinea Varela August 5, 1947 screenwriter, director lives in Glendale [32]
John Cho June 16, 1972 actor attended Hoover High School [33]
Claudia Christian August 10, 1965 actress born in Glendale [34]
Bette Davis April 5, 1908 October 6, 1989 actress lived in Glendale [35]
Emilio Delgado May 8, 1940 March 10, 2022 actor, Luis, Sesame Street attended Glendale High School [36]
Erika Eleniak September 29, 1969 actress, model born in Glendale [37]
Robert Englund June 6, 1947 actor, director born in Glendale [38]
Edward Furlong August 2, 1977 actor born in Glendale [39]
Beverly Garland October 17, 1926 December 5, 2008 actress grew up in Glendale [40]
John Holmes August 8, 1944 March 13, 1988 pornographic actor lived in Glendale [41][42]
Kathy Ireland March 20, 1963 model, actress born in Glendale [43]
Maren Jensen September 23, 1956 model, actress graduate of Hoover High School [44]
Margaret Kerry May 11, 1929 actress, producer, director - Tinkerbell inspiration lived in Glendale [45]
Yvonne Lime April 7, 1935 actress, philanthropist graduate of Glendale High School [46]
Eric Lloyd May 19, 1986 actor born in Glendale [47]
Doug McClure May 11, 1935 February 5, 1995 actor born in Glendale [48]
Katherine MacGregor January 12, 1925 November 13, 2018 actress born in Glendale [49]
Eva Mendes March 5, 1974 actress graduate of Hoover High School [50]
Terry Moore January 7, 1929 actress born in Glendale [51]
Clarence Nash December 7, 1904 February 20, 1985 voice of Donald Duck lived in Glendale [52]
Taylor Negron August 1, 1957 January 10, 2015 actor, comedian born in Glendale [53]
Ken Osmond June 7, 1943 May 18, 2020 actor, police officer born and raised in Glendale [54]
Kelly Packard January 29, 1975 actress born in Glendale [55]
Patti Paniccia September 19, 1952 journalist, surfer born in Glendale [56]
Paul Petersen September 23, 1945 actor, writer born in Glendale [57]
Cindy Robbins January 5, 1937 actress, producer, writer attended Glendale High School [58]
Allisyn Snyder April 25, 1996 actress born in Glendale [59]
Mary Kay Stearns October 27, 1925 November 17, 2018 actress born in Glendale [60]
Gloria Talbott February 7, 1931 September 19, 2000 actress lifelong resident of Glendale [61]
Ron Underwood November 6, 1953 director born and raised in Glendale [62]
Paul Walker September 12, 1973 November 30, 2013 actor born in Glendale [63]
John Wayne May 26, 1907 June 11, 1979 actor grew up in Glendale, graduated from Glendale High School [64]

Musicians

Name Image Birth Death Known for Association Reference
Chet Baker December 23, 1929 May 13, 1988 jazz musician lived in Glendale [65]
Captain Beefheart January 15, 1941 December 17, 2010 musician born, lived until 13 in Glendale [66]
Elvin Bishop October 21, 1942 singer, guitarist born, lived until 10 in Glendale [67]
Armen Chakmakian February 11, 1966 musician, composer lives in Glendale [68]
Scott Gorham March 17, 1951 lead guitarist, Thin Lizzy born, lived in Glendale [69]
Tim Heidecker February 3, 1976 musician, comedian, In Glendale Lives in Glendale [70]
Chris Holmes June 23, 1958 lead guitarist, W.A.S.P. born in Glendale [71]
Ashlyne Huff August 28, 1985 singer born in Glendale [72]
Nicole Jung October 7, 1991 singer born, lived in, Glendale [73]
Ed King September 14, 1949 August 22, 2018 guitarist, Strawberry Alarm Clock, Lynyrd Skynyrd born and raised in Glendale [74]
Greg K. January 20, 1965 bassist, The Offspring born in Glendale [75]
Daron Malakian July 18, 1975 lead guitarist, System of a Down raised, lives in Glendale. Attended Glendale High School [76]
80px January 28, 1962 singer, songwriter born in Glendale [77]
Ronnie Radke December 15, 1983 vocalist, Falling In Reverse lives in Glendale [78]
Bob Siebenberg October 31, 1949 drummer of Supertramp born and raised in Glendale [79]
Tanya Falan Welk May 4, 1948 singer born and raised in Glendale [80]
Lorin Whitney September 11, 1914 August 29, 2007 organist, recording artist lived in Glendale [81]
Dale Wood February 13, 1934 April 13, 2003 organist and composer born in Glendale [82]

Writers and screenwriters

Name Image Birth Death Known for Association Reference
David Brin October 6, 1950 author born in Glendale [83]
Donald Prothero February 21, 1954 author, paleontologist lives in Glendale [84]
Maureen Kennedy Salaman April 4, 1936 August 17, 2006 author, proponent of alternative medicine born in Glendale [85]
Steven L. Sears December 23, 1957 writer, film and television lives in Glendale [86]
T. Sean Shannon SNL comedy writer lives in Glendale [87]
Stirling Silliphant January 16, 1918 April 26, 1996 screenwriter, producer graduate, Hoover High School, longtime resident [88]
Joseph Stroud 1943 poet and educator born in Glendale [89]

Military and police

Name Image Birth Death Known for Association Reference
Daryl Gates August 30, 1926 April 16, 2010 LAPD Police Chief born, raised in Glendale [90]
Thomas B. Hayward May 3, 1924 March 3, 2022 United States admiral born in Glendale [91]
Frederick Emil Resche April 1, 1866 September 3, 1946 brigadier general, US army retired to Glendale [92]

Politics

Name Image Birth Death Known for Association Reference
Laura Friedman December 3, 1966 former mayor of Glendale former mayor of Glendale [93]
Peter D. Hannaford September 21, 1932 September 5, 2015 political consultant to Ronald Reagan Born in Glendale [94]
Rafi Manoukian 1961 elected council member and treasurer, City of Glendale elected council member and treasurer, City of Glendale [95]

Uncategorized

Name Image Birth Death Known for Association Reference
Tatev Abrahamyan January 13, 1988 chess player lives in Glendale [96]
Leslie Coombs Brand May 12, 1859 April 10, 1925 Property developer Developed significant parts of Glendale in the 1900s, built and lived in the estate that is now contained by Brand Park [97]
Angelo Buono October 5, 1934 September 21, 2002 serial killer lived in Glendale [98]
Caryl Chessman May 27, 1921 May 2, 1960 criminal raised in Glendale [99]
Doug Dohring 1957 September 14, 2023 CEO of Neopets lived in Glendale [100]
Bob Lewis May 12, 1924 February 17, 2006 thoroughbred owner raised in Glendale [101]

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