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Danneel Ackles (born Elta Danneel Graul, she went by Danneel Harris professionally until after her marriage to Jensen Ackles) was born on March 18, 1979, in Lafayette, Louisiana is an American actress and model. The name "Danneel" was inspired by Danneel Street in New Orleans. She is known for her roles as Shannon McBain on the American daytime soap opera One Life to Live (1968) and as Rachel Gatina on the WB/CW television drama series One Tree Hill (2003).

Graul/Ackles was born and raised in Louisiana before moving to Los Angeles to study acting. She did some modeling work and in 2004 landed a role in the small independent film The Plight of Clownana (2004), a film was co-produced by her husband. She also had guest roles in a number of TV series, and a recurring role as Rachel on the CW's One Tree Hill (2003).

She has appeared in episodes of a number of TV Shows including, NCIS, CSI and How I Met Your Mother. Her other films include Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay (2008), A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas (2011), and Fired Up! (2009). Danneel co-starred with Jensen in Ten Inch Hero (2007) which they filmed in 2006. n May 2009, Harris was announced to have been cast in the Screen Gems Thriller film, The Roommate (2011).

In 2006 R.J. Mitte moved to Hollywood, California, with his family to support the foray of his sister, actress Lacianne Carriere, into print and commercial work. For fun, Mitte began training with Los Angeles talent manager Addison K. Witt in Sherman Oaks, Cal. And though many of the actors in the studio were working actors, Mitte was using acting as a means to build friendship with kids his own age while living in a new city. At the encouragement of Witt and talent agent Debra Manners of the Daniel Hoff Agency, Mitte began auditioning for commercials and TV shows like Grey's Anatomy (2005). Mitte tried his hand at background roles and became a regular student on the popular Disney show Hannah Montana (2006), later being romantically linked to the show's iconic star, Miley Cyrus.

Mitte was cast as Walt White Jr., a series regular, and character with cerebral palsy on AMC Network's Breaking Bad (2008). And though Mitte has a mild case of the same condition, he had to do what all actors do: research the character and even relearn many of the challenges he had endured as a child in order to convey a more pronounced version of CP. The Daily Advertiser, a Lafayette, La., newspaper learned of Mitte's work in Hollywood and featured him in an article, noting that R.J. was homegrown, and off to a great start in Hollywood.

Some would say that actor James Landry Hébert (pronounced "Ayy-Bear") was born in Lafayette, LA in 1984. Others would argue that after spending most of his adolescence on an Indian reservation the actor was born while studying theater at Louisiana State University. And still others, James included, believe his birth is an ever ongoing process that grows closer with each new role. Returning to his beleaguered home state after hurricane Katrina, Hébert discovered a growing Hollywood boomtown which he was only too eager to take part(s) in. Cutting his teeth as Brad Pitt's stand-in on The Curious Case Of Benjamin Buttons led to work in casting. But it wasn't until his turn as the heavy, "Webb", in the Texas thriller, Two Step, that James's career lived up to his talent. His first feature lead premiered at SXSW with glowing reviews, most notably for Hébert's work, which The Hollywood Reporter called "a riveting performance." In addition to his environmental activism and humane horsemanship, James continues to collaborate with some of the most respected filmmakers of our generation and, now, shares the screen with actors like Brad Pitt in Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time in Hollywood.

Addison Rae Easterling is an American actress, influencer, social media creator, dancer, and singer. She is best known for her role as Padgett in the Television Series He's All That (2021) (2021). Addison was named the highest earning TikToker in 2021 by Forbes Magazine. She was nominated for three Kid's Choice Awards, and two People's Choice Awards. Addison Rae (born October 6, 2000) to parents Sheri Easterling and Monty Lopez in Lafayette, Louisiana.

Angela is an American actress. She was born in Louisiana, but raised from the age of 2 in Jakarta, Indonesia. Her father was working as a drilling engineer. During her time there, she attended the Jakarta International English School and learned to speak Indonesian. When she was age 14, her family returned to America and settled in Texas; where her parents were originally from.

Angela attended Baylor University in Waco, Texas. She studied English and graduated in 1993. During her time there, she also participated in the Baylor in London program, which allowed her to experience theater in London, UK. She had been involved in theater throughout her schooling.

After college, she gained an internship on the Conan O'Brien show. She took acting classes in New York, and then moved on to LA. She got involved with The Groundlings and Improv Olympic.

She started out in commercials and got her first TV job on Step by Step (1991). Her breakthrough role came when she was cast as Angela in The Office (2005).

Erin Cummings was born in Lafayette, LA. She traveled extensively as a child, due to her father's military career, and lived in various cities in the US as well as Seoul, Korea. After graduating from high school in Huntsville, TX, she was a member of the Kilgore College Rangerettes and received her BS in Journalism from the University of North Texas. Her studies continued at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. Upon her return to the US, she starred as "Lady Macbeth" and "Queen Gertrude" in the Santa Susana Repertory Theater Company's productions of "Macbeth" and "Hamlet," respectively. Her dedication to her stage work and craft was recognized and led to her first television role: two lines as "Prostitute #1" on "Star Trek: Enterprise."

Cummings lives in Los Angeles with her husband and their collection of stray animals.

Kearran Giovanni was born on 16 December 1981 in Lafayette, Louisiana, USA. She is an actress, known for Major Crimes (2012), The Resident (2018) and Designated Survivor (2016). She is married to Philip Ambrosino. They have two children.

Chip Carriere is an actor and Louisiana-native who works in a variety of markets. Described as a "Journeyman Actor" for his commitment to dedication, hard work and dependability. Over the last few years, he has been busy with work in projects S.W.A.T. (2017), Terrifier 3 (2024), The Rivals of Amziah King (2025), Blue Bloods (2010), FBI: Most Wanted (2020), Fallout (2024) and others. Chip often shares with upstart actors what he calls his BE Attitudes for Acting; Be Humble, Be Truthful, Be Ready, Be on time, Be Prepared, Be Dependable and Be Thankful.

Keith Thibodeaux, billed as "Richard Keith" in I Love Lucy (1951) episodes, started playing drums at the age of two in Lafayette, Louisiana. He began touring the United States at the tender age of three and ended up in Hollywood, California auditioning for Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball's popular comedy "I Love Lucy". Along with "I Love Lucy", Keith had various acting stints on television, including The Andy Griffith Show (1960), Route 66 (1960), Shirley Temple's Storybook (1958), and Hazel (1961).

While attending the University of Louisiana, Keith joined a mainstream rock band, "David and the Giants" as a drummer, singer, and songwriter. He left the band several years later but after Keith became a Christian, the band regrouped under the same name and went on to become one of the nation's top contemporary Christian bands. Keith and the band toured the world, recording more than a dozen albums before he left in 1989 to pursue other interests.

In January of 1991, he joined his wife Kathy, a professional ballet dancer and silver medalist in the 1982 International Ballet Competition, in their Christian ballet company and ballet school, Ballet Magnificat! In 1993, he became executive director of the national touring company. In addition to his responsibilities at Ballet Magnificat!, Keith still plays the drums and records.

Keith and Kathy Thibodeaux have one daughter, Tara.

Nnamdi Asomugha (born July 6, 1981) is a former All-Pro NFL defensive back from Los Angeles, California. Nnamdi began his professional football career with the Oakland Raiders after being selected in the first round of the 2003 NFL draft. A four-time All-Pro selection, Asomugha emerged as one of the League's best defensive backs, earning him starting positions in the 2008, 2009, and 2010 Pro Bowls. During the 2011 off-season, Asomugha was considered the top free agent on the market, and was featured on the cover of 'Sports Illustrated' after signing with the Philadelphia Eagles. On December 27, 2013, he signed a one-day contract with the Oakland Raiders and retired after 11 seasons in the NFL. Prior to joining the NFL, Asomugha was a standout free safety at the University of California, Berkeley, from which he graduated with a degree in corporate finance.

Asomugha made his professional acting debut in 2008 on the CW Network sitcom The Game (2006). In 2009, he played the role of Ken Shaw in the season premiere of Friday Night Lights (2006) Season 4 (East of Dillon (2009)). In 2010, he appeared on the TNT drama Leverage (2008) as Walle in the Season 3 episode The Scheherazade Job (2010). In the fall of 2012, Nnamdi appeared in his first feature-length film, Fire with Fire (2012), alongside Bruce Willis, Josh Duhamel, and Rosario Dawson. He wrote, produced and starred in his first short film, Double Negative (2013).

Nnamdi is the chairman of the Asomugha Foundation, a 501(3)c he founded with his family. The foundation works to support two key programs: Asomugha College Tour for Scholars (ACTS) and Orphans and Widows in Need (OWIN). ACTS is an 18-month-long mentorship program through which he personally takes a group of high-achieving high school students on an all-expenses-paid trip to a city where they visit the local colleges and universities. Upon their return home, the students engage in leadership, civic, and humanitarian activities, demonstrating that success is also found in giving back. OWIN, which was founded by Nnamdi's mother, Dr. Lilian Asomugha, works to position widows and orphans in Africa for economic success and independence through education, spiritual guidance, and vocational training.

Felecia Angelle was born on 27 July 1986 in Lafayette, Louisiana, USA. She is an actress, known for Dragon Ball Super: Broly (2018), The Boy and the Beast (2015) and Evangelion: 3.0+1.01 Thrice Upon a Time (2021).

Chase Wesley Dillon was born in Lafayette, Louisiana. He lives in Connecticut with his parents, younger twin brothers Darius and Cyrus. He also has an older brother Thomas and an older sister Lesley.

Dillon recurred as Ollie in BET's and Paramount Pictures' hit television series First Wives Club in season one and also played Young Igwe in Universal Television's Little America. He recently filmed a recurring role on the Untitled Michael Che sketch comedy for HBO Max.

Award-winning producer-director Barry Jenkins (Moonlight, If Beale Street Could Talk) has chosen Dillon for a series regular role in the Amazon Original series The Underground Railroad.

Dillon also has been cast in the Series Regular role as Hawthorne in the new upcoming animated series Cedar.

Multi-talented Dillon enjoys playing piano, singing, dancing and riding dirt bikes. He enjoys writing Chinese calligraphy and hieroglyphics. Dillon is an active ambassador for the Kingdom International Economic Development Corporation, a not-for-profit organization established to educate women and youth, making available tools and knowledge for self-empowerment and advancement in the business community.

Benjamin Mouton was born and raised in Lafayette, Louisiana. After receiving his degree in English from the University Of S.W. Louisiana, he went to New York to study acting at the respected American Academy of Dramatic Arts, where he received the prestigious Jehlinger Award in 1984. In 1997 he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the Lone Star Awards (Texas' annual entertainment awards) for his performance as Clyde Smith in The Whole Wide World (1996), which was an official entry at the Sundance Film Festival in 1996. He has starred or been featured in over 15 feature films and many stage and television productions. He is currently producing his second independent feature, which he also co-wrote.

Scott Allen Perry is a versatile filmmaker and artist with a wide range of talents, including acting, directing, writing, producing, performing and composing music.

Inspired by his grandmother, Helen Grigsby (Mema), he pursued a creative path from a young age.

In Austin, Texas, he showcased his musical skills as a multi-instrumentalist and singer in bands like Biscuit and Live Nude Girls, gaining recognition in the vibrant music scene and contributing to the Austin music scene in the early days of SXSW.

His passion for acting led him to Los Angeles, where he accumulated an impressive resume in film and television, while also taking on various roles in writing, producing, directing, and scoring music for these mediums.

Scott's work includes being a Creative Assistant for Phillip Noyce on "Fast Charlie" and contributing original songs to the film.

-updated 10/03/2023

Darrel Guilbeau was born in Lafayette, Louisiana, USA. He is an actor, known for LBJ (2016), Minx (2022) and Blue Exorcist -Beyond the Snow Saga- (2024).

Michael Anthony Williams was born on 16 June 1962 in Lafayette, Louisiana, USA. He is an actor, known for Rocky V (1990), Another 48 Hrs. (1990) and Full Metal Jacket (1987).

Daniel Cormier, a relatively short Heavyweight, has met success against bigger opponents in freestyle wrestling and later in Mixed Martial Arts. Cormier was raised in Lafayette, Louisiana where he was raised by his mother and stepfather. Cormier became a pro wrestling fan by age 10, which he watched on TV often. When he was 11, a coach introduced him to wrestling after breaking up a parking lot fight with him and a friend. He attended Louisiana High School where he won his first medals, thrice winning a Division I All-American and State championships. Cormier also played the linebacker position in football, and was offered a scholarship to play at Louisiana State University. He chose wrestling instead, and in 1997 he went to Colby Junior College in Kansas where he attended for two years, then transferred to Oklahoma State University (OSU). It was at OSU that he became a roommate and friend of King Mo. In 2001 he was a runner-up in the NCAA Division I Collegiate Championship and NCAA Big 12 Conference. Cormier won a gold medal at the 2002 at the Pan American Games, and another in 2003 during the Pan American Games. In 2007, he won bronze medals at the FILA Wrestling World Championships, and the FILA Wrestling World Championships.

While preparing to audition for the Olympics team, Cormier's 3 1/2 month daughter,Kaedyn Imri Cormier , died in a car accident on June 14, 2003 in Austin, Texas. The car she was in was hit by a 18 wheeler truck. Severely afflicted by the loss, Cormier stopped wrestling. After some time off, he made the 2004 US Olympics team in Athens, where he finished 4th. Cormier declined an offer from World Wrestling Entertaiment, and to try for the Olympics again. Due to a kidney failure he sustained from cutting weight to 211.5 pounds, Cormier withdrew from the US Olympic wrestling team in 2008, a day before he was to compete in the Beijing Olympics. Cormier could not train for a year, which ended his wrestling career.

In 2009, Cormier started to train in Mixed Martial Arts out of San Jose's American Kickboxing Academy (AKA) , training with King Mo, Cain Velasquez, and Luke Rockhold. Injuring his ribs a week before, Cormier fought fellow OSU alumni, Gary Frazier, in his first bout at Strikeforce Challengers 3 (2009). Cormier kept the fight standing by defending a takedown, landing a knee and taking control of Frazier's back and dominating him on the ground for a portion of the round. After exchanging punches in the second round, Cormier failed to get the takedown after numerous attempts when Frazier held the fence. Cormier gets the better of the stand-up by landing right punches and uppercuts. Frazier missed a knee strike and slipped, which Cormier took advantage of and gets top to land multiple punches to the head and won by TKO. Cormier got his first knockout at Strikeforce Challengers 7 (2010), defeating John Devine in the first round.

Cormier remained active outside of Strikeforce (2006) in July 2010, initiating the busiest weeks of his MMA career by taking a fight against Lucas Browne in the Australian promotion Xtreme MMA, replacing injuring teammate Mike Kyle with two days notice. In a bout for the XMMA Heavyweight Championship, Cormier took Brown e to the ground early, and won with devastating striking in four and a half minutes, resulting in Browne receiving up to one hundred stitches. Cormier returned to the United States two weeks later to challenge Tony Johnson Jr. for the King of the Cage Heavyweight Championship, instead of competing at Strikeforce Challengers 10 (2010) as planned. Johnson attacked with punches which put Cormier on the defensive. To stop Johnson's offense, Cormier clinches with him and held him against the cage. Johnson gets a double-leg takedown and is reversed with Cormier on top. Cormier controls Johnson on the ground, controlling his back and going for his neck. Johnson struggled to get Cormier off his back until the rear-naked choke is completely secured for the submission win. It was Cormier's second championship win in two weeks. Eight days after winning the King of the Cage title, Cormier fought Jason Riley at Strikeforce: Houston (2010). Riley defended a single-leg take-down by Cormier then clinched with him against the fence. Cormier went for another take-down which Riley evaded. A right hand from Cormier stuns Riley and he was easily taken to the ground via double-leg. Further strikes forced Riley to submit by tapping the mat with his right hand. Cormier won the bout in just over a minute, making it his quickest fight.

Cormier returned to Sydney, Australia to defend the Xtremme MMA Heavyweight Championship against Soa Palelei at XMMA 3 in November 2010. It was a successful title defense for Cormier, who submitted Palelei by way of punches. Cormier took on Devin Cole at Strikeforce Challengers 13 (2011). He tossed Cole to the ground in round one, and landed an assortment of kicks, including a powerful overhand right, more kicks and a take-down trip to the ground. Cormier hit Cole with a leg kick in the second round, then a hip toss which Cole quickly stood up from. Cormier quickly defended against his grounded opponent and got full mount. Cole briefly stood up before he was taken down by Cormier again, who attempted a rear-naked choke. Cole attacked from his back with an attempted kimura on Cormier's left arm until the round ended. Cormier landed a leg kick, then battled for position against the cage while on the feet. The fighters were separated and Cormier defended a takedown try by Cole. Cormier controlled his grounded opponent who stood up at they fought against the fence again. Cormier took Cole to the ground with a body lock and landed punches until the round expired, and won by unanimous decision.

Cormier was to have fought Shane Del Rosario in an alternate bout for the Strikeforce Heavyweight Grand Prix tournament, but injuries from a car accident took Del Rosario from the fight. Jeff Monson replaced him at Strikeforce: Overeem vs. Werdum (2011). Cormier and Monson engaged with punches in round one, and Cormier connected with kicks and more punches. Cormier landed more kicks in round two, and did not follow Monson--known for his submission abilities--to the ground. Cormier reversed against the cage, landed more strikes and tossed his opponent to the ground and backed away. In the final round, a determined Monson tried taking down Cormier, whom instead struck with punches, knees, and a leg trip. Cormier won by unanimous decision. In August 2011, with his recent win over Monson, Cormier was promoted from alternate to compete in Strikeforce's Heavyweight Grand Prix Tournament by replacing Alistair Overeem. Cormier proceeded to Strikeforce: Barnett vs. Kharitonov (2011) where he met Antonio Silva in a semi-final Strikeforce Heavyweight Grand Prix fight.

Silva hit his body with a right kick and Cormier reacted with a right leg kick. Silva threw a barrage of punches, some of which connected on Cormier. Cormier hit Silva with a overhand right, allowed him to stand and defended against a takedown attempt which lead to Silva on his back again. The fight was stood up and Cormier connected with a left jab and "Bigfoot" Silva hit him with punches. Silva is put down for a second time when Cormier caught a right leg kick from him, then kicks away his left leg. Cormier backs away for the second time to allow Silva up, hit him with left jabs and a right uppercut which stunned him. Cormier finishes with a right hammer-fist then a left hammer-fist to win by knockout in the first round. Cormier advanced to the tournament finals with Josh Barnett, who submitted Sergei Kharitonov in the main event of the same card. Cormier re-injured his right hand fighting Silva in September 2011--then hurt it again in December 2012--postponing the final Grand Prix from March to May 2012.

Cormier fought Barnett for the Strikeforce World Grand Prix Championship at Strikeforce: Heavyweight Grand Prix Final (2012). He evaded Barnett's jabs and countered with kicks. Barnett struck him with a knee. Cormier him with a barrage of punches. Barnett lands left knee to side of Cormier's face to end the round. In round two Barnett hit Cormier with a left low kick, Cormier punches him in the face. Barnett pushes forward and Cormier hits him with a right uppercut. He gets a single-leg takedown on Barnett who tries a triangle choke and Cormier easily avoids it then an arm-bar. Cormier walks out of a leg-lock submission then landed more punches and elbows from the top. Barnett pushes Cormier against the fence after round three started. Cormier defends the takedown attempts, then grabs Barnett's left leg and picks him up and slams him to the ground on his back. Cormier gets side control but Barnett manages to get up. Cormier lands more punches, then later hit Barnett with a right head kick after a failed takedown. He hit Barnett with knees to end the round. Barnett started of championship round four by hitting Cormier with a left knee, who retaliates with a left hook. Cormier connects with left and right head kicks then get a takedown by holding a leg and tripping Barnett's other one. Barnett attempts submissions on Cormier's right leg/foot. Cormier escapes and control the action from top. In the fifth and final round, an aggressive Barnett hits a right body kick and continued with knees and punches on Cormier against the fence. Barnett lands another knee and a punch when the fight is resumed off the fence. Barnett lands a left hook, body kick and more punches. Cormier connects with two punches and Barnett misses a spinning back fist. Cormier takes him to the ground, and Barnett fought his way to the feet and prevented being slammed by Cormier. Cormier won unanimously on all the judge's score cards to be crowned the Strikeforce World Grand Prix Heavyweight Tournament Champion.

As the tournament champion, Cormier was obligated by Strikeforce (2006) 's TV partner, Showtime Networks, to have one more bout in the promotion. UFC fighter Frank Mir agreed to fight Cormier until a knee injury a month before forced him out of the scheduled November 2012 card. The entire card was cancelled after an injury prevented Strikeforce Middleweight World Champion Luke Rockhold from defending the title against Lorenz Larkin. Cormier was later matched against Dutch fighter Dion Staring at the promotion's final event, Strikeforce: Marquardt vs. Saffiedine (2013). Cormier controlled Staring for much of the first round after tripping him twice and landing strikes from the full mounted position to end the round. Staring went after Cormier with punches in the second round and both fought for control against the fence. Cormier resumed his dominance when he tripped Staring with his left leg and controlled him on the ground and attacked from various angles with punches until a technical knockout stoppage with under a minute left in the round. Cormier remained undefeated in all 11 of his MMA fights, with 8 of those wins happening in Strikeforce (2006).

David Helling was born and raised in southern Louisiana. Upon graduating from high school in Texas, David served five years in the United States Marine Corps and eventually was deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. In Iraq, David began to spend hours reading the Bible-- sparking a sincere faith and a love for Scripture. Since then, David's life's desire and mission has been to illustrate Biblical accounts through visual media-- "bringing Scripture's Truth from the page to the screen."

Shellita (Frank) Boxie of Louisiana, was raised in Opelousas by her parents Edith Frank Gray;the woman who gave her fire and Edward Fredrick Gray, her biggest fan. She knew early in life being inside the television box was where she belonged and was determined to make it happen. She attended the Historical K-12 Plaisance High School where she participated and lettered in every Athletic,Academic and Music program offered.

Shellita moved to Central Florida a few years after high school when she realized making her dreams come true meant leaving home. With a promise to continue her post secondary education and her mothers prayers, she relocated to what was known as Hollywood East,the Sunshine State of Florida. With her athletic background and continued passion for fitness,it was not long before she was delivering lines on screen and in commercials as an actor but she almost simultaneously begin running,jumping, ducking and falling off screen as a stunt performer/double. She earned an AA Degree from Valencia College and a BA Degree from the University of Central Florida and owns and operates a fitness,film and entertainment company with her daughter Alana Boxie .

Brett Weaver was born on 16 November 1966 in Lafayette, Louisiana, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone (2007), Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance (2009) and Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion (1997). He is married to E.K. Weaver.

Evan Daigle is an actor best known for playing the series regular role of Toby in the television series, "Claws". Evan starred alongside Niecy Nash and Dean Norris in the hour-long dark comedy on the TNT network for 4 seasons. Evan recently appeared on the Emmy and Golden Globe nominated limited series, "Daisy Jones & The Six" in a recurring role. Up next Evan will be featured in the comedy "Loves Company" starring Rachel Dratch. Evan received his acting training in theatre from Loyola University New Orleans where he studied classical theatre techniques as well as on camera techniques. Evan also trained in the Suzuki Method of Actor Training with Ann Mahoney.

Nick Holden was born on 31 October 1982 in Lafayette, Louisiana, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for The Golden Rut (2016), Red White & Blue (2010) and Harmony and Me (2009). He is married to Amy Lisauckis Holden. They have one child.

Ahmad Dugas is an American film and television actor born in Lafayette, Louisiana, USA. While attending Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma he felt there was something calling him beyond his academic studies, so he made the decision to leave school and pursue his creative dreams. Acting on his intuition, he started in music production until eventually attending acting classes where he found the right outlet for the tall, unique and commanding presence that he is on screen. His mantra has always been "Yes Plan A" holding the belief that a goal set is a goal worthy of being achieved.

He is known for All Rise (2019), Ballers (2015) and Criminal Minds (2005)

John Darbonne was born on 4 February 1971 in Lafayette, Louisiana, USA. He is a cinematographer and editor, known for Companion (2021), Hustletown Mobbin' (2003) and Dead Man's Fuel (2018).

Viola Richard was born on 6 January 1904 in Lafayette, Louisiana, USA. She was an actress, known for Exclusive Rights (1926), Limousine Love (1928) and Never the Dames Shall Meet (1927). She was married to Lawrence McCafferty, Sydney Rusinow and Alexander Kempner. She died on 28 December 1973 in Riverside, California, USA.