Baseball player Robert Davis — professional football player with the Washington Redskins Travis Denning — country music singer Bobbie Eakes — Emmy Award-nominated actress; singer Jake Fromm — former Georgia Bulldogs quarterback, current NFL free agent quarterback Phil Horan — former drummer in the post-rock band Maserati Willis Hunt — senior federal judge for the U.S. Northern District of Georgia Jessie James — pop singer Mark Johnson — Major League Baseball player Abry Jones — professional football player Daniel-Leon Kit — entertainer, web personality Amanda Kozak — Miss Georgia 2006 Kyle Moore — professional football player David Perdue — former U.S. Senator Sonny Perdue — Governor of Georgia, 2003–2011; United States Secretary of Agriculture, 2017–2021 Victoria Principal — actress Willie Reid — professional football player Mike Richardson — professional football player Robert Lee Scott, Jr. — U.S. Air Force Brigadier General and pilot; wrote autobiography God is My Co-Pilot Ken Shamrock — professional MMA fighter and professional wrestler Ron Simmons — professional football player and professional wrestler Ben Smith — #22 overall in the 1990 NFL Draft by the Philadelphia Eagles; played defensive back for Philadelphia Eagles, Denver Broncos, and Arizona Cardinals Chansi Stuckey — professional football player Byron Walker — former professional football player, Seattle Seahawks Robert Waymouth — chemistry professor at Stanford University Steven Nelson - professional football player References External links Official Warner Robins city website Official community online guide magazine Warner Robins Chamber of Commerce New Georgia Encyclopedia article on Warner Robins Air Force Acquisition Civilian Careers Cities in Georgia (U.S. state) Cities in Houston County, Georgia Cities in Peach County, Georgia Populated places established in 1942