The following list includes notable people who were born or have lived in Waterville, Maine.
Authors and academics
- David Brancaccio, radio and television journalist; born in Waterville
- Ron Currie Jr., author
- Eric Hooglund, political scientist; born in Waterville
- Richard Hooker, surgeon and author
- Alvin Lombard, inventor
- Marston Morse, mathematician; born in Waterville
Business and philanthropy
- Sharon H. Abrams, executive director, Maine Children's Home for Little Wanderers
- Gardner Colby, philanthropist, namesake of Colby College
- George Gilman, founder of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
- Charles Foster Hathaway, founder of C.F. Hathaway Company shirt company
Military
- Donald L. Harlow, second chief master sergeant of the Air Force
- Charles Heywood, ninth Commandant of the Marine Corps
- Charles L. Phillips, U.S. Army brigadier general[1]
Politics
Edmund Muskie practiced law in Waterville prior to the launching of his long political career.
- Walter A. Burleigh, U.S. congressman
- Clinton Clauson, mayor and 66th Governor of Maine
- Samuel S. Conner, U.S. congressman
- Pam Iorio, 57th mayor of Tampa
- Charles Fletcher Johnson, U.S. senator and judge
- David Lemoine, state treasurer of Maine
- Paul LePage, mayor of Waterville, 74th Governor of Maine
- Nelson Madore, professor and Mayor of Waterville (1999–2004)
- George J. Mitchell, U.S. senator[2]
- Wyman B. S. Moor, U.S. senator
- Edmund Muskie, U.S. senator; 64th Governor of Maine, Secretary of State, 1968 vice presidential candidate
- Jane Muskie, First Lady of Maine[3]
- Charles P. Nelson, U.S. congressman
- Bruce Poliquin, U.S. congressman, state treasurer of Maine
- Samuel Shapiro, Maine State Treasurer (1981–1996)
Religion
- Donald Edmond Pelotte, Roman Catholic bishop
Sports
- Dan Bolduc, hockey forward with the Detroit Red Wings, U.S. team in the 1976 Winter Olympics, and at Harvard University
- John Huard, football linebacker for Denver Broncos, New Orleans Saints, Montreal Alouettes and Toronto Argonauts
- Jeff Libby, hockey defense-man with the New York Islanders
Entertainment
- Lew Cody, stage and screen actor
- David E. Kelley, television and film producer, born in Waterville
- Judy Pancoast, singer and songwriter
- Kurt Marshall, model and actor, born in Waterville
- Vaughn Meader, comedian, born in Waterville
- Jamie Sears, American actor, born in Waterville
References
- ↑ Brewster, Mary Phillips (June 10, 1939). "Obituary, Charles Leonard Phillips". Seventieth Annual Report of the Association of Graduates of the United States Military Academy. Newburgh, NY: Moore Printing Company. p. 139 – via West Point Digital Library.
- ↑ "Former U.S. Sen. George Mitchell diagnosed with leukemia". 21 August 2020.
- ↑ Don Nicoll. "Muskie, Jane Gray oral history interview". Scarab.bates.edu. Retrieved 2022-02-04.
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