Famous People with Name Don

Don Heath            Origin/Culture/Country: British

Don Heath: is a former football Outside Right.Beginning his football career as an apprentice at local club Middlesbrough in 1962, Heath did not play first team football until he signed a professional contract with Norwich City.

Don Pickwick            Origin/Culture/Country: Welsh

Don Pickwick: is a former footballer and a member of the Norwich City Hall of Fame.A contemporary of other Norwich Hall of Fame players Reg Foulkes, Ron Ashman and Roy Hollis, Pickwick was a loyal Norwich servant, to the extent that he appeared in a match versus Colchester United F.C. on his wedding day in 1951.

Don Wemple            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Don Wemple: currently an American football free agent. He played offensive lineman in the National Football League. He was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the fourth round of the 1999 NFL Draft. He played college football at California.Welbourn last played for the Kansas City Chiefs.John Welbourn came into the NFL in 1999 after being drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles with the second pick in the 4th round. He went onto to start his first professional game versus the Arizona Cardinals. He was injured at the end of the second quarter and was placed on injured reserve. He came back the next year and started all 16 regular season games for the Eagles

Don "The Dragon" Wilson            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Don "The Dragon" Wilson: American champion kickboxer and actor. He is most famous for his acting roles in action-adventure films, including nine titles in Roger Corman's Bloodfist series. His first film was Corman's Killer Instinct.

Don Eddy            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Don Eddy: an American painter who gained initial fame as a photorealist artist. His recent works have veered away from photorealism, into the realm of metaphysics.Eddy's earlier works of the 1970s paid homage to cars and the urban cityscape. In the 1980s, his work was more object oriented, depicting glassware, silverware and toys on a reflective series of glass shelves. Often composed of ditychs or polyptychs (paintings with several panels), he juxtaposes images in poetic relationship to one another, "echoing ecosystems," as the artist calls these connections of structure.