Flanagan, professional baseball player J. Harold Flannery, U.S. Representative from Pennsylvania Harry Livingston French, Architect Tess Gardella, actress Pete Gray, one of the two men ever to play major league baseball having lost his right arm in a childhood accident. His life is depicted in the 1986 television production A Winner Never Quits. There is a historical marker in the Hanover section of Nanticoke at Front and Center St. denoting the place of his birth. James L. Hallock, Wisconsin state legislator Harry Hamilton, Former NFL Player William Harmatz, jockey, winner of 1959 Preakness Stakes Bucky Harris, Former Major League Baseball Player Dan Harris (screenwriter), Hollywood director and screenwriter George Washington Helme, businessman and founder of Helmetta, New Jersey Joe Hergert, former professional football player Jim Hettes, UFC Fighter Raye Hollitt, bodybuilder, American Gladiators and actress, Skin Deep Joe Holup, Former NBA basketball player Henry M. Hoyt, early governor of Pennsylvania Mike Hudock, professional football player Qadry Ismail, former NFL wide receiver on the Baltimore Ravens Raghib Ismail, former NFL player and Heisman Trophy runner-up Stephanie Jallen, Paralympic skier Arthur Horace James, Superior Court Judge and Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania Florence Foster Jenkins, unconventional operatic soprano, subject of film starring Meryl Streep Hughie Jennings, Major League Baseball player and manager Ben Johnson (American sprinter), Track athlete and one of the first African-American colonels in the U.S. Army Russell Johnson, Actor best known as The Professor (Gilligan's Island) Candy Jones, fashion model, writer, radio personality Dorothy Andrews Elston Kabis, Treasurer of the United States Paul E. Kanjorski, former U.S. Representative for Pennsylvania's 11th congressional district (which includes Nanticoke) James Karen, actor Joe Katchik, Professional football player Michael J. Kirwan, represented Youngstown, Ohio in Congress, 1938–1970 Franz Kline, abstract expressionist painter Thomas R. Kline, lawyer Shawn Klush, Elvis tribute artist Sarah Knauss, lived to age 119 Kelsey Kolojejchick, Field hockey player for the US Olympic Team Mike Konnick, former MLB player Mary Jo Kopechne, passenger killed in car driven by Ted Kennedy at Chappaquiddick Harley Jane Kozak, actress and author Norm Larker (Beaver Meadows), National League All-Star player for the LA Dodgers Matthew Lesko, infomercial personality Sherrie Levine, photographer and appropriation artist Jan Lewan, Polish-American songwriter and polka band leader, portrayed by actor Jack Black in the American comedy film The Polka King Edward B. Lewis, winner of the 1995 Nobel Prize in physiology and medicine Santo Loquasto, Tony Award winning