The following is a list of notable Ann Arborites (people born in or associated with the city of Ann Arbor, Michigan). Note that it does not include people associated with Ann Arbor only as students or alumni of the University of Michigan. Activists and advocates Keith Hefner, activist Artists Virgil Exner, automobile designer Fred Gallagher, cartoonist Gerome Kamrowski, abstract painter Terry LaBan, cartoonist Benjamin McCready, portrait painter Irving Kane Pond, architect Anna Sui, fashion designer Timothy Van Laar, painter Leo Zulueta, tattoo artist Athletes and sports figures Kole Ayi, NFL player Aaron Bailey, NFL wide receiver Charles A. Baird (c. 1870–1944), first UM athletic director Chris Ballingall, baseball player Evan Bates, figure skater Keith Bostic, NFL defensive back Rebecca Bross, artistic gymnast Ian Cole, NHL hockey player Andrew Copp, NHL Hockey player Fritz Crisler (1899–1982), football coach Ali Curtis, professional soccer player Ken Dyer, NFL player Bunny Fabrique , was a professional baseball player who played shortstop for the 1916–1917 Brooklyn Robins. Alison Gregorka, water polo player, Olympic silver medalist Francie Kraker Goodridge, track and field, first Michigan-born woman on U.S. Olympic team Eliot Halverson, figure skater Jim Harbaugh, NFL quarterback and coach John Harbaugh, NFL coach Danielle Hartsell, pair skater, sister of Steve Hartsell Steve Hartsell, pair skater, brother of Danielle Hartsell Howdy Holmes, race driver Keiffer Hubbell, figure skater Madison Hubbell, figure skater Zeke Jones, wrestling coach, Olympic silver medalist Steven Kampfer, professional hockey player Hobbs Kessler, professional runner for Adidas Bruce Kimball, Olympic diver Aaron Krickstein (born 1967), tennis player, world # 6 Steve Morrison, NFL linebacker, college football coach Gabe Muoneke, professional basketball player Veronica Pershina, figure skater, coach Jeff Petry, NHL hockey player Emily Samuelson, figure skater Jennifer Song, professional golfer James Toney, world champion professional boxer Austin Watson, professional ice hockey player Alan Webb, professional track athlete Charlie White, ice dancer, figure skater, 2014 Olympic gold medalist Fielding H. Yost (1871–1946), football coach Jason Zucker (born 1992), NHL hockey player Authors Katherine Applegate, young adult and children's fiction writer Clara Doty Bates, author Charles Baxter, novelist T. Casey Brennan, comic book author Anne Carson, poet Emily Colas, novelist Nicholas Delbanco, novelist Dorothy Marie Donnelly, poet Donald Dunbar, poet Loren D. Estleman, mystery and western novelist Elizabeth Farrand, author and librarian James Hynes, novelist Laura Kasischke, novelist, poet George Kao, author, translator Elizabeth Kostova, novelist Lillian Li, author Bruce McConkie (1915–1985), Mormon theologian, poet Elizabeth