1968), American voice actor for. Best known as the voice of Son Goku in Funimation’s English dub for the Dragon Ball series. Duane Slick, (born 1961) fine art painter and professor Tom Smith, football player Vivian Smith, suffragist Paul Sohl, United States Navy Rear Admiral Tracie Spencer (born 1976), winner of Star Search in 1987 as a singer, recorded music across many genres, acted and modeled Darren Sproles, running back for NFL's San Diego Chargers, New Orleans Saints, and Philadelphia Eagles Suzanne Stephens (born 1946), clarinetist The Sullivan Brothers, five sons who died together on the USS Juneau during World War II Corey Taylor, vocalist from Slipknot and Stone Sour Michael Townley, assassin Mike van Arsdale, mixed martial artist, signed with the UFC Mona Van Duyn (1921–2004), winner of 1991 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry and 1992–1993 U.S. Poet Laureate; born in Waterloo Emily West (born 1981), country music singer/songwriter, signed with Capitol Records Nancy Youngblut, actress Pat McLaughlin (born 1950), Grammy-nominated songwriter and musician, collaborated with John Prine, Dan Auerbach and many others Bruce B. Zager; Former Justice of the Iowa Supreme Court Twin towns – sister cities Waterloo is twinned with: Giessen, Germany (1981) Targovishte, Bulgaria (2002) Harbel, Liberia (2019) See also Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the meat industry in the United States References External links City website Waterloo Convention and Visitors Bureau Waterloo Chamber of Commerce City Data – comprehensive statistical data and more about Waterloo, Iowa Historic Panoramic photographs from Library of Congress Cities in Iowa Cities in Black Hawk County, Iowa County seats in Iowa Waterloo – Cedar Falls metropolitan area 1845 establishments in Iowa Territory