Gilbert Forbes (May 20, 1904-Sept. 18, 1961). Gilbert Forbes was a native of St. Louis and a graduate of the University of… Read More »Gilbert Forbes
William Fortune (May 27, 1863-Jan. 28, 1942). Born in Boonville, Indiana, Fortune was largely self-educated through intense reading and through boyhood work… Read More »William Fortune
Lillian Thomas Fox (Nov. 1854 – Aug. 29, 1917). Lillian Thomas was born in Chicago to the Reverend Byrd Parker, pastor of Quinn… Read More »Lillian Thomas Fox
Seymour Friedberg Seymour Friedberg was the first director of the Medical Educational Resources Program. He transformed medical education in Indiana by building… Read More »Seymour Friedberg
Marion Garmel (Oct. 15, 1936-Oct. 22, 2022). Marion Garmel was born and raised in El Paso, Texas, the eldest of Marcus and… Read More »Marion Garmel
German-Language Press For thousands of German immigrants moving to the city in the mid-19th century, the press became part of a support… Read More »German-Language Press
John (Big John) Gillis (Sept. 24, 1947 – Nov. 9, 2012). Born in San Antonio, Texas, Gillis moved to the border town of Howe,… Read More »John (Big John) Gillis
Robert Wesley (Cowboy Bob) Glaze (Dec. 1, 1942— Sept. 16, 2016). Actor, broadcaster, and media personality best-known for playing “Cowboy Bob,” on local children’s TV… Read More »Robert Wesley (Cowboy Bob) Glaze
Harvey Gregg (Mar 5, 1792-Apr 3, 1833). Arriving in Indianapolis in December 1821 from Henry County, Kentucky, Gregg was admitted to practice… Read More »Harvey Gregg
Francis F. Hamilton (Feb. 21, 1891-Sept. 3, 1960). Francis F. Hamilton was the son of Lucius Hamilton, a founder of the Hamilton-Harris Company of… Read More »Francis F. Hamilton
