John Ehrlichman (1925–1999) (Tacoma), counsel to President Richard Nixon Ben Eisenhardt (born 1990), American-Israeli professional basketball player in the Israeli Basketball Premier League Lisa Ellis (born 1982) (Woodinville), professional mixed martial artist Harris Ellsworth (1899–1986) (Hoquiam), Oregon congressman John Elway (born 1960) (Port Angeles), NFL quarterback, two-time Super Bowl winner, Denver Broncos executive Justin Ena (born 1978) (Shelton), NFL linebacker for Philadelphia Eagles Helga Estby (1860–1942) (Spokane), walked across U.S. in 1896 F Anna Faris (born 1976) (Edmonds), actress, starred in Scary Movie series and Just Friends Frances Farmer (1914–1970) (Seattle), actress Joe Feddersen (born 1953) (Omak), sculptor, painter, photographer Ray Flaherty (1903–1994) (Spokane), football player, coach, Hall of Famer Tom Foley (1929–2013) (Spokane), Speaker of the United States House of Representatives (1989–1995) Russ Francis (born 1953) (Seattle), tight end with New England Patriots and San Francisco 49ers Bryan Fuller (born 1969) (Clarkston), writer, creator of Dead Like Me and Pushing Daisies Stacy Marie Fuson (born 1978) (Tacoma), Playboy model, February 1999 Playmate of the Month G Kenny G (born Kenneth Gorelick, 1956) (Seattle), musician Abdul Gaddy (born 1992), basketball player in the Israeli Basketball Premier League Tess Gallagher (born 1943) (Port Angeles), poet, essayist, writer Nathan Gamble (born 1998) (Tacoma), child actor, The Dark Knight, Marley & Me, Hank Myles Gaskin (born 1997) (Lynnwood), running back, Miami Dolphins Bill Gates (born 1955) (Seattle), founder of Microsoft Ben Gibbard (born 1976) (Bremerton), lead singer of Death Cab for Cutie and The Postal Service Andy Gibson (born 1981) (Spokane), country music singer Cam Gigandet (born 1982) (Tacoma), actor Garrett Grayson (born 1991) (Vancouver), quarterback, New Orleans Saints Vernon Greene (1908–1965) (Battle Ground), cartoonist Kaye (Hall) Greff (born 1951) (Tacoma), competitive swimmer, two-time Olympic gold medalist David Guterson (born 1956) (Bainbridge Island), author H Richard Haag (1923–2018) (Seattle), landscape architect, only two-time recipient of ASLA President's Award for Design Excellence Nick Hagadone (born 1986) (Sumner), pitcher for the Cleveland Indians Ivar Haglund (1905–1985) (Seattle), folk singer, restaurateur Matt Hague (born 1985) (Bellevue), first baseman, Toronto Blue Jays Marcus Hahnemann (born 1972) (Kent), goalkeeper for Reading F.C. Jason Hammel (born 1982) (Port Orchard), starting pitcher, Kansas City Royals Thomas Hampson (born 1955) (Spokane), opera singer Jane Hamsher (born 1959) (Seattle), film producer, author, and left-wing blogger Jason Hanson (born 1970) (Spokane), placekicker, Detroit Lions Nick Harmer (born 1975) (Puyallup), bass guitarist for Death Cab for Cutie Joe Harris (born 1992) (Chelan), NBA player