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Bruce Nauman (born 1941): Born 6 December 1941 in Fort Wayne, the son of a General Electric engineer, in a family the company moved often. He became one of the most influential artists of the last half century, honoured with the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale in 1999 and the Praemium Imperiale in 2004. He is not duplicated here: the Artists material in this history owns him, and a people entry stands under the title "Bruce Nauman, a founder of post-minimal art, born here." See Artists, and People: Bruce Nauman. Sources: Encyclopaedia Britannica, Bruce Nauman.
Rod Woodson (born 1965): Roderick Kevin Woodson, born 10 March 1965 in Fort Wayne, out of R. Nelson Snider High School and Purdue, played seventeen seasons in the National Football League and stands in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. See Sports Players: Rod Woodson. Sources: Pro Football Archives, Woodson player record (born Fort Wayne; Snider High School).
Eric Wedge (born 1968): Eric Michael Wedge, born 27 January 1968 in Fort Wayne, a Northrop High School state champion in 1983 and a College World Series champion catcher at Wichita State in 1989, managed Cleveland for seven seasons and was the American League Manager of the Year in 2007. See Sports Players: Eric Wedge. Sources: SABR BioProject, Eric Wedge.
DaMarcus Beasley (born 1982): DaMarcus Lamont Beasley, born 24 May 1982 in Fort Wayne, out of South Side High School, is the only American man to play in four FIFA World Cups, with 126 caps for the United States, a National Soccer Hall of Fame inductee who returned to the city as a co-owner of Fort Wayne FC. See Sports Players: DaMarcus Beasley. Sources: his published player biography (the Fort Wayne birth; South Side; the four World Cups and 126 caps); the Fort Wayne FC ownership announcement of 28 October 2020.
Addison Agen (born 2001): Born 31 March 2001 in Fort Wayne and raised here, a Concordia Lutheran High School student who at sixteen finished runner-up on the thirteenth season of The Voice in December 2017. A full entry already stands in the people record ("Addison Agen (b. 2001), singer-songwriter"), and the music material carries her career; she is pointed to, not repeated. See People: Addison Agen. Sources: Concordia Lutheran High School's account of her season; the AllMusic biography (Fort Wayne based; the 2017 runner-up finish).
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