Red Sox, attended school in Stone Mountain Cyhi the Prynce, rapper and songwriter from Stone Mountain Jake "The Snake" Roberts, pro wrestler, is billed from Stone Mountain Richard T. Scott, figurative painter and writer, is from Stone Mountain Silentó, rapper, singer, and songwriter, native of Stone Mountain Hugh Thompson, Jr, Vietnam War veteran known for his role in saving many civilian lives in the My Lai Massacre, grew up in Stone Mountain Theodore Van Kirk, late navigator of the Enola Gay when it dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, resided in Stone Mountain Kara Walker, painter, lived in Stone Mountain as a child Josh Wolff, Major League Soccer player, from Stone Mountain Isaiah Zuber, NFL wide receiver, born and raised in Stone Mountain Rick Beato, YouTube personality, musician, songwriter, music producer and educator, resides and runs Black Dog Sound Studios in Stone Mountain. References Further reading Stone Mountain Historical Society, Images of America: Stone Mountain (Arcadia Publishing, 2014) Coletti, Dr. George D.N., Stone Mountain: The Granite Sentinel (Granite Sentinel Press, 2012) Coletti, Dr. George D.N., The Red Spoke (Dragonfly Creek Books, 2015) External links City of Stone Mountain official website ART Station website Stone Mountain Historical Society website New Georgia Encyclopedia Golden Ink (1994–2003). About North Georgia: Stone Mountain Stone Mountain at City-Data.com Cities in Georgia (U.S. state) Cities in DeKalb County, Georgia Cities in the Atlanta metropolitan area Stone Mountain Ku Klux Klan in Georgia (U.S. state)