Moore, general manager of Kansas City Royals; lived in Moline Gene Oliver, catcher, first baseman, outfielder for five Major League Baseball teams; born in Moline Aisha Praught-Leer, distance runner, 2-time Olympian Tom Railsback, US congressman (1967–1983) Heather Rattray, actress Ed Reimers, television announcer Adrianne Reynolds (1988–2005) had the most brutal death in Moline recorded so far Wallace M. Rogerson, exercise leader Seth Rollins, WWE Athlete. Resides in Moline. Sharm Scheuerman, Iowa basketball player and coach Marjorie Allen Seiffert, poet who was born and lived in Moline Anne Ripley Smith, wife of AA co-founder Bob Smith, nicknamed "Mother of Alcoholics Anonymous" Dean Stone, All-Star pitcher for six Major League Baseball teams; born in Moline Don Sundquist, 47th governor of Tennessee Mildred Lund Tyson, composer born in Moline Al Van Camp, first baseman and outfielder for the Cleveland Indians and Boston Red Sox; born in Moline Dwight Deere Wiman, Broadway producer See also List of tallest buildings in the Quad Cities Notes References External links Cities in Illinois Cities in Rock Island County, Illinois Cities in the Quad Cities Illinois populated places on the Mississippi River Populated places established in 1848 Moline 1848 establishments in Illinois