Sa–Sm Ryne Sandberg (born 1959) (Spokane), MLB player and manager, member of Baseball Hall of Fame Larry Sanger (born 1968), Wikipedia co-founder Ron Santo (1940–2010) (Seattle), third baseman and radio broadcaster for Chicago Cubs; member of Baseball Hall of Fame Robert (Bob) Satiacum (1929–1991), Puyallup tribal leader, American Indian activist Dan Savage (born 1964), writer of advice column Savage Love and editor of Seattle weekly The Stranger Brian Scalabrine (born 1978) (raised in Enumclaw), professional basketball player Ivyann Schwan (born 1983), child actress, Parenthood, Problem Child 2 Dick Scobee (1939–1986), astronaut, commander of Space Shuttle Challenger Seattle (c. 1786–1866), Duwamish/Suquamish leader and diplomat Daniel Seavey (born 1999) (Vancouver), singer-songwriter, contestant American Idol season 14 Kyle Secor (born 1957) (Tacoma), actor Derek Sheen, stand-up comedian Danny Shelton (born 1993) (Auburn), defensive tackle for New England Patriots Robert Shields (1918–2007) (Dayton), minister and teacher who wrote a 37.5-million-word diary, possibly the longest ever written Roger Shimomura (born 1939) (Seattle), artist, professor at University of Kansas Tre Simmons (born 1982) (Seattle), professional basketball player Sir Mix-a-Lot (born Anthony Ray, 1963), hip-hop artist Doug Sisk (born 1957) (Renton), MLB pitcher Grady Sizemore (born 1982) (Seattle), MLB player, three-time All-Star, Silver Slugger award winner Tom Skerritt (born 1933), actor; lives in Lake Washington Alex Smith (born 1984) (Seattle), quarterback for Kansas City Chiefs Jeff Smith (1939–2004) (Seattle), food expert, television personality Shawn Smith (1956–2019), rock musician Smohalla (c. 1851–1895), Sahaptin spiritual leader Sn–Sz Blake Snell (born 1992) (Seattle), starting pitcher for the Tampa Bay Rays Tom Sneva (born 1948) (Spokane), 1983 Indy 500 champion, 2-time USAC champion Travis Snider (born 1988) (Everett), MLB outfielder Quin Snyder (born 1966) (Mercer Island), head coach of NBA's Utah Jazz Tim Soares (born 1997), American-Brazilian basketball player for Ironi Ness Ziona of the Israeli Basketball Premier League Hope Solo (born 1981) (Richland), goalkeeper for United States women's national soccer team Steven Souza (born 1989) (Everett), outfielder for Arizona Diamondbacks Jack Owen Spillman (Spokane) (born 1960), serial killer, "Werewolf Butcher" Layne Staley (1967–2002), vocalist for Alice in Chains Isaiah Stanback (Seattle) (born 1984), wide receiver on New York Giants Lyn Stanley, born in Tacoma, jazz singer since 2013 Rick Steves (born 1955) (Edmonds), authority on European travel Jonathan Stewart (born 1987) (Fort Lewis), running back for New York Giants Ryan Stiles (born 1959) (Seattle), actor, comedian, The Drew Carey Show, Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Two and a Half Men