List of people from Albuquerque, New Mexico

This is a list of notable people who were either born in, lived for a significant period of time in, or are otherwise closely associated with Albuquerque, New Mexico . The “Blue Sky” capital had 559,374 citizens as of (2019). They are referred to by the demonym "Albuquerquean", and by the colloquial "burqueño" or "burqueña".^{[ citation needed ]}

Academia and science

Luna Leopold, geologist

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
Nina Leopold Bradley	1917–2011	Conservationist	Born	[1]
Bainbridge Bunting	1913–1981	Architectural historian	Resident	[2]
Alfred A. Cave	1935–2019	Historian	Born	[3]
Juan Cole	1952–	Historian	Born	[4]
Brian Conrey	1955–	Mathematician	Raised	[5]
Marie Cowan	1938–2008	Nurse and academic	Born	[6]
David Eagleman	1971–	Neuroscientist and science communicator	Born and raised	[7]
Patrick D. Gallagher	1963–	Physicist, University of Pittsburgh Chancellor, and NIST Director	Born and raised	[8]
Laura E. Gómez	1964–	Law professor	Raised; resident	[9]
Helen S. Lang	1947–2016	Philosophy professor	Raised	[10]
Floy Agnes Lee	1922–2018	Hematology technician and biologist	Born and raised	[11]
A. Carl Leopold	1919–2009	Plant physiologist	Born	[12]
Luna Leopold	1915–2006	Geomorphologist and hydrologist	Born	[13]
William Randolph Lovelace II	1907–1965	Physician and aerospace medicine researcher	Resident	[14]
William Nordhaus	c. 1941–	Economist	Born and raised	[15]
Raymond Rogers	1927–2005	Chemist	Born	[16]
Clayton Sam White	1912–2004	Physician and biomedical researcher	Resident	[17]

Acting and filmmaking

Neil Patrick Harris, actor

Mike Judge, writer and director

Vivian Vance, actor

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
Seth Adkins	1989–	Actor	Born and raised	[18]
Don Alvarado	1904–1967	Actor	Born and raised	[19]
Ari Aster	1986–	Director, filmmaker	Raised	[20]
Leah Clark	1979–	Voice actor for Funimation	Born	[21]
Edmund Cobb	1892–1974	Actor	Born and raised	[22]
Bill Daily	1927–2018	Actor, comedian	Resident	[23]
Shari Eubank	1947–	Actor	Born	[24]
Jesse Tyler Ferguson	1975–	Actor	Raised	[25]
Annabeth Gish	1971–	Actor	Born	[26]
Forrest Goodluck	1998–	Actor	Born	[27]
Neil Patrick Harris	1973–	Actor	Born	[28]
Mike Judge	1962–	Animator, actor, writer, creator of Beavis and Butthead and King of the Hill	Raised	[29]
Isaac Kappy	1977–2019	Actor	Born	[30]
Minka Kelly	1980–	Actor	Raised	[31]
Benito Martinez	1971–	Actor	Born and raised	[32]
Patrice Martinez	1963–2018	Actor	Born and raised	[33]
Carroll McComas	1886–1962	Actor	Born	[34]
Freddie Prinze Jr.	1976–	Actor	Raised	[35]
Steven Michael Quezada	1963–	Actor	Born and raised; resident	[36]
Tracy Reiner	1964–	Actor	Born	[37]
Jay Roach	1957–	Director, producer	Born and raised	[38]
Bernardo Saracino		Actor	Born and raised	[39]
Willow Shields	2000–	Actor	Born and raised	[40]
Madolyn Smith	1957–	Actor	Born	[41]
French Stewart	1964–	Actor	Born and raised	[42]
Slim Summerville	1892–1946	Actor	Born	[43]
Lisandra Tena	1987–	Actor	Born and raised	[44]
Vivian Vance	1909–1979	Actor, singer	Resident	[45]
Tony Vincent	1973–	Actor, singer	Born and raised	[46]

Art and architecture

Antoine Predock, architect

Ryan Singer, painter

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
Miles Brittelle	1894–1970	Architect	Resident	[47]
Oskar D'Amico	1923–2003	Painter	Resident	[48]
Elisheva Biernoff	1980–	Visual artist	Born	[49]
Tony Feher	1956–2016	Sculptor	Born	[50]
Max Flatow	1915–2003	Architect	Resident	[51]
T. Charles Gaastra	1879–1947	Architect	Resident	[52]
Alice Garver	1924–1966	Painter and printmaker	Resident	[53]
Douglas Kent Hall	1938–2008	Photographer and writer	Resident	[54]
Frederick Hammersley	1919–2009	Painter	Resident	[55]
Daniel Kaven	1977–	Architect and artist	Born and raised	[56]
Nancy Kozikowski	1943–	Weaver and artist	Born; resident	[57]
Jessamyn Lovell	1977–	Photographer	Resident	[58]
Malaquías Montoya	1938–	Visual artist	Born	[59]
Brian O'Connor	1958–	Visual artist	Resident	[60]
Hal Olsen	c. 1920–	Nose art painter	Resident	[61]
Emi Ozawa	1962–	Sculptor	Resident	[62]
Antoine Predock	1936–2024	Architect	Resident	[63]
Bart Prince	c. 1947–	Architect	Born and raised; resident	[64]
Connie Samaras		Photographer	Born	[65]
Ryan Singer	1973–	Painter	Resident	[66]
Eloy Torrez	1954–	Painter	Born	[67]
Mary Tsiongas	1959–	Contemporary artist, academic	Resident	[68]
Robert Williams	1943–	Artist	Born and raised	[69]
Joel-Peter Witkin	1939–	Photographer	Resident	[70]

Aviation and spaceflight

Sidney Gutierrez, astronaut

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
Ben Abruzzo	1930–1985	Balloonist	Resident	[71]
Richard Abruzzo	1963–2010	Balloonist		[71]
Maxie Anderson	1934–1983	Balloonist	Resident	[71]
Sidney Gutierrez	1951–	Astronaut	Born and raised	[72]
Mike Mullane	1945–	Astronaut	Raised	[72]

Business

Jeff Bezos, Amazon founder and CEO

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
Jeff Bezos	1964–	Founder and CEO of Amazon.com	Born	[73]
Alissa Chavez	c. 1996–	Inventor and entrepreneur	Born and raised	[74]
Franz Huning	1827–1905	Businessman and pioneer	Resident	[75]
Adrienne Maloof	1961–	Businesswoman and TV personality	Born and raised	[76]
George J. Maloof Sr.	1923–1980	Businessman, Houston Rockets owner	Resident	[77]
George J. Maloof Jr.	1964–	Businessman, former Sacramento Kings owner	Born and raised	[77]
Fannie S. Spitz	1873–1943	Inventor	Resident	[78]
Joel Spolsky	1965–	Software engineer and executive	Born and raised	[79]

Government, politics, and law

Manuel Armijo, Mexican governor of New Mexico

Soledad C. Chacón, New Mexico Secretary of State

Dennis Chávez, U.S. Senator

Janet Napolitano, Governor of Arizona

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
Clinton Anderson	1895–1975	U.S. Senator from New Mexico	Resident	[80]
Thomas Anderson	1933–2024	New Mexico State Representative	Resident	[81]
Deanna Archuleta	1964–	U.S. Department of the Interior official	Resident	[82]
Manuel Armijo	c. 1793–1853	Mexican governor of New Mexico	Resident	[83]
Janice Arnold-Jones	1952–	New Mexico State Representative	Resident	[84]
Norman Bay	1960–	U.S. Attorney and FERC Chairman	Resident	[85]
David Bowdich	1969–	FBI Deputy Director	Born and raised	[86]
George D. Buffett	1928–2012	New Mexico State Representative	Resident	[87]
Jacob Candelaria	c. 1986–	New Mexico State Senator	Born and raised; resident	[88]
David Cargo	1929–2013	Governor of New Mexico	Resident	[89]
Soledad C. Chacón	1890–1936	New Mexico Secretary of State and State Representative	Born and raised; resident	[90]
Dennis Chávez	1888–1962	U.S. Senator from New Mexico	Raised; resident	[91]
Levi Chavez		Police officer acquitted of murder	Worked as a police officer	[92]
Pete Domenici	1932–2017	U.S. Senator from New Mexico	Born and raised; resident	[93]
Harvey Butler Fergusson	1848–1915	U.S. Representative from New Mexico	Resident	[94]
Kate Gallego	1981–	Mayor of Phoenix	Born and raised	[95]
Martin Heinrich	1971–	U.S. Senator from New Mexico	Resident	[96]
Thomas E. Horn	1946–	Attorney, trustee of San Francisco War Memorial and Performing Arts Center	Born and raised	[97]
Tim Keller	1977–	Mayor of Albuquerque, State Senator, and State Auditor	Born and raised; resident	[98]
Petra Jimenez Maes	1947–	New Mexico Supreme Court Chief Justice	Born and raised	[99] [100]
Lenton Malry	1931–	Member of the New Mexico House of Representatives (1969–1979)	Resident	[101]
Néstor Montoya	1862–1923	U.S. Representative from New Mexico	Born and raised	[102]
Janet Napolitano	1957–	U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security and Governor of Arizona	Raised	[103]
Rory Ogle	1954–2013	New Mexico State Representative	Resident	[104]
Francisco Perea	1830–1913	Congressional delegate from New Mexico Territory	Born; resident	[105]
Jane Powdrell-Culbert	1949–	New Mexico State Representative	Born and raised	[106]
Bernard Shandon Rodey	1856–1927	Congressional delegate from New Mexico Territory	Resident	[107]
Edmund G. Ross	1826–1907	U.S. Senator from Kansas and Governor of New Mexico Territory	Resident	[108]
Debra M. Sariñana		New Mexico State Representative	Born; resident	[109]
Steven Schiff	1947–1998	U.S. Representative from New Mexico	Resident	[110]
Oliver Seth	1915–1996	United States Circuit Judge	Born	[111]
Albert G. Simms	1882–1964	U.S. Representative from New Mexico	Resident	[112]
Brandt Smith	1959–	Arkansas State Representative	Born	[113]
Tina Smith	1958–	U.S. Senator from Minnesota	Born	[114]
Melanie Stansbury	1979–	New Mexico State Representative	Raised	[115]
Sheryl Williams Stapleton	1957–	New Mexico State Representative and House Majority Leader	Resident	[116]
Elias S. Stover	1836–1927	Politician, businessman, and first president of the University of New Mexico	Resident	[117]
Harry Stowers	1926–2015	New Mexico Supreme Court Chief Justice	Resident	[118]
Clyde Tingley	1882–1960	Governor of New Mexico	Resident	[119]
E. S. Johnny Walker	1911–2000	U.S. Representative from New Mexico	Resident	[120]
Vicente T. Ximenes	1919–2014	Civil servant and activist	Resident	[121]

Journalism and broadcasting

Lauren Sánchez, news anchor and TV personality

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
Linda Chavez	1947–	Political commentator	Born	[122]
Diane Dimond	1952–	News anchor and reporter	Raised	[123]
George Fischbeck	1922–2015	Weather reporter and TV personality	Resident	[124]
Thomas E. Horn	1946–	Publisher of Bay Area Reporter	Born and raised	[97]
Howard Morgan	1930–2021	Weather reporter	Resident	[125]
Ernie Pyle	1900–1945	War correspondent	Resident	[126]
Joshua Cooper Ramo	1968–	Journalist and consultant	Raised	[127]
Mike Roberts	1933–2016	Sportscaster	Resident	[128]
Lauren Sánchez	1969–	News anchor and TV personality	Born and raised	[129]

Military

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
Manuel Antonio Chaves	1818–1889	Soldier	Born	[130]
Harold H. Moon Jr.	1921–1944	U.S. Army soldier and Medal of Honor recipient	Born	[131]
Chester Nez	1921–2014	Navajo code talker	Resident	[132]
Louis R. Rocco	1938–2002	U.S. Army soldier and Medal of Honor recipient	Born	[133]
Carmelita Vigil-Schimmenti	1936–	U.S. Air Force brigadier general	Born	[134]

Music

Individuals

John Lewis, jazz pianist

Demi Lovato, singer, songwriter, and actor

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
Claude Albright	1873–1923	Operatic mezzo-soprano	Raised; resident	[135]
Rahim AlHaj	c. 1968–	Oud player	Resident	[136]
Lorenzo Antonio	1969–	Latin singer	Born and raised; resident	[137]
Jeremy Barnes	1976–	Drummer and multi-instrumentalist for Neutral Milk Hotel and A Hawk and a Hacksaw	Born and raised; resident	[138]
Randy Castillo	1950–2002	Drummer for Ozzy Osbourne and Mötley Crüe	Born and raised	[139]
Raven Chacon	1977–	Pulitzer Prize winning composer	Raised; resident	[140]
Zach Condon	1986–	Multi-instrumentalist and frontman for Beirut	Born	[141]
Martin Crandall	1975–	Keyboard and bass player for The Shins	Born and raised	[142]
Héctor García	1930–2022	Classical guitarist	Resident	[143]
Al Hurricane	1936–2017	New Mexico music singer-songwriter	Raised; resident	[144]
Al Hurricane Jr.	1959–	New Mexico music singer-songwriter	Born and raised; resident	[145]
Sondra Isaminger	1958–2008	Singer and community leader	Resident	[146]
John Lewis	1920–2001	Jazz pianist and founder of the Modern Jazz Quartet	Raised	[147]
Demi Lovato	1992–	Singer, songwriter, and actor	Born	[148]
Ryan McGarvey	1986–	Blues rock singer, guitarist and songwriter	Born	[149]
John Donald Robb	1892–1989	Composer and ethnomusicologist	Resident	[150]
Jesse Sandoval	1974–	Drummer for The Shins	Born and raised	[142]
Bobby Shew	1941–	Jazz trumpeter	Born and raised	[151]
Z. Randall Stroope	1953–	Composer	Born	[152]
Heather Trost	1982–	Violinist for A Hawk and a Hacksaw	Born and raised; resident	[138]
Xzibit	1974–	Rapper and actor	Raised	[153]
Lauren Zhang	2001–	Pianist	Born	[154]

Groups

The Shins

Henry's Dress

Group	Formed	Notability	Ref.
Brokencyde	2006	Crunkcore group	[155]
The Eyeliners	1995	Pop punk band	[156]
Femme Fatale	1987	Glam metal band	[157]
A Hawk and a Hacksaw	2001	Indie folk band	[138]
Hazeldine	1996	Alternative country band	[158]
The Rondelles	1995	Indie rock band	[159]
Scared of Chaka	1993	Pop punk band	[159]
The Shins	1997	Indie rock band	[159]
Sparx	1982	Latin band	[137]
Xit	1967	Native American rock band	[160]
Henry's Dress	1992	Punk Indie band	[159]

Sports

Baseball

Alex Bregman

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
Alex Bregman	1994–	Houston Astros third baseman and shortstop	Born and raised	[161]
Corinne Clark	1928–2006	All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player	Resident	[162]
Chris Cron	1964–	MLB player and minor league manager	Born	[163]
Mitch Garver	1991–	Minnesota Twins catcher	Born and raised	[164]
Ken Giles	1990–	Toronto Blue Jays pitcher	Born and raised	[165]
Fred Haney	1896–1977	MLB player and manager	Born	[166]
Tito Landrum	1954–	MLB outfielder	Raised	[167]
Randy McCament	1962–	MLB pitcher	Born	[168]
Jordan Pacheco	1986–	MLB infielder and catcher	Born and raised	[169]
Christian Parker	1975–	New York Yankees pitcher	Born and raised	[170]
Mitchell Parker	1999–	Washington Nationals pitcher	Born and raised	[171]
James Parr	1986–	Atlanta Braves pitcher	Born and raised	[172]
Mike Vento	1978–	MLB outfielder	Born and raised	[173]
Kyle Weiland	1986–	MLB pitcher	Born and raised	[174]

Basketball

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
Scott Bamforth	1989–	Basketball player	Born and raised	[175]
James Borrego	1977–	Charlotte Hornets head coach	Born and raised	[176]
A. J. Bramlett	1977–	NBA basketball player	Raised	[177]
Christian Cunningham	1997–	Israeli Basketball Premier League basketball player	Raised	[178]
Michael Holyfield	1992–	Basketball player	Born and raised	[179]
T. J. Holyfield	1995–	Basketball player	Born and raised	[180]
Cody Toppert	1983–	Basketball player and coach	Born and raised	[181]
Gary Suiter	1944–1982	First person from Albuquerque to play in the NBA	Raised	[182]

Combat sports

Bob Foster, boxer

Holly Holm, boxer and mixed martial artist

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
Ray Borg	1993–	Mixed martial artist	Resident	[183]
Brenda Burnside	1963–	Boxer	Born; resident	[184]
Victoria Cisneros	1985–	Boxer	Resident	[185]
Carlos Condit	1984–	Mixed martial artist	Born and raised	[186]
John Dodson	1984–	Mixed martial artist	Born and raised	[187]
Jordan Espinosa	1989–	Mixed martial artist	Resident	[188]
Jodie Esquibel	1986–	Boxer and mixed martial artist	Born and raised	[189]
Bob Foster	1938–2015	Boxer	Raised; resident	[190]
Holly Holm	1981–	Boxer and mixed martial artist	Born and raised; resident	[190]
Greg Jackson	1974–	Mixed martial arts trainer	Raised; resident	[191]
Stephanie Jaramillo	1982–	Boxer	Born and raised; resident	[192]
Jon Jones	1987–	Mixed martial artist	Resident	[193]
Angelo Leo	1994–	Boxer	Born and raised	[194]
Damacio Page	1982–	Mixed martial artist	Born and raised	[195]
Danny Romero	1974–	Boxer	Born and raised	[196]
Diego Sanchez	1981–	Mixed martial artist	Born and raised	[197]
Joby Sanchez	1991–	Mixed martial artist	Born and raised	[198]
Johnny Tapia	1967–2012	Boxer	Born and raised; resident	[190]

Football

Alan Branch

Arian Foster

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
Richard Angulo	1980–	NFL tight end and coach	Born and raised	[199]
Alan Branch	1984–	NFL defensive tackle	Born and raised	[200]
Erik Cook	1987–	NFL center	Born and raised	[201]
Ryan Cook	1983–	NFL center	Born and raised	[202]
Carlos Etheredge	1970–	NFL tight end	Born and raised	[203]
Jim Everett	1963–	NFL quarterback	Raised	[204]
Arian Foster	1986–	NFL running back	Born and raised	[205]
Zach Gentry	1996–	NFL tight end	Born and raised	[206]
Danny Gonzales	1976–	New Mexico Lobos head football coach	Born and raised	[207]
Jake Ingram	1985–	NFL long snapper	Born	[208]
Ronnie Lott	1959–	Hall of Fame NFL defensive back	Born	[209]
Don Perkins	1938–	NFL running back	Resident	[210]
Nick Speegle	1981–	NFL linebacker	Born and raised; resident	[211]

Motorsports

Al Unser, race car driver

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
Samuel Fastle	1995–	International motorcycle trials rider	Born and raised	[212]
Jamie Galles	1972–	Race car driver	Born and raised	[213]
Jim Guthrie	1961–	Race car driver	Resident	[214]
Sean Guthrie	1988–	Race car driver	Born and raised	[215]
Rachel Hassler	1995–	International motorcycle trials rider	Born and raised	[212]
Caitlin Shaw	1989–	Stock car racing driver	Born and raised	[216]
Al Unser	1939–2021	Race car driver	Born and raised; resident	[217]
Al Unser Jr.	1962–	Race car driver	Born and raised; resident	[218]
Bobby Unser	1934–2021	Race car driver	Raised; resident	[217]
Robby Unser	1968–	Race car driver	Born and raised	[219]

Soccer

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
Ubusuku Abukusumo	1977–	Defender	Born	[220]
Kyle Altman	1986–	Defender	Born and raised	[221]
Seth C'deBaca	1988–	Midfielder	Born	[222]
Josh Goss	1994–	Midfielder	Born and raised	[223]
Brandon Moss	1984–	Midfielder	Born and raised	[224]
Ford Parker	1996–	Goalkeeper	Born and raised	[225]
Tammy Pearman	1973–	Defender	Raised	[226]
Sergio Rivas	1997–	Midfielder	Raised	[227]
Devon Sandoval	1991–	Forward	Born and raised	[228]

Other sports

Cathy Carr, swimmer

Janet Ely, diver

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
John Baker	1944–1970	Runner	Raised; resident	[229]
Dave Barney	1932–	Swimming coach and educator at Albuquerque Academy	Resident	[230]
Curtis Beach	1990–	Decathlete	Born and raised	[231]
Notah Begay III	1972–	PGA golfer	Born and raised	[232]
Brent Bookwalter	1984–	Cyclist	Born	[233]
Shelia Burrell	1972–	Olympic heptathlete	Born	[234]
Cathy Carr	1954–	Swimmer and Olympic gold medalist	Born and raised	[235]
Allen Church	1928–2019	Skiing official	Resident	[236]
Beth Coats	1966–	Olympic biathlete	Born and raised	[237]
Wil Collins	1978–	PGA golfer	Resident	[238]
Trent Dimas	1970–	Gymnast and Olympic gold medalist	Born and raised	[239]
Mariah Duran	1996–	Skateboarder	Born and raised	[240]
Janet Ely	1953–	Olympic diver	Born and raised	[241]
Tim Garcia	1955–	Tennis player	Raised	[242]
Carla Garrett	1967–	Olympic discus thrower and weightlifter	Born	[243]
Joseph Hagerty	1982–	Gymnast and Olympic bronze medalist	Born and raised	[244]
Pat Henry	1951–	Collegiate track and field coach	Born and raised	[245]
Mbarak Hussein	1965–	Distance runner	Resident	[246]
Kent Jones	1967–	PGA golfer	Resident	[247]
Kathrin Keil	1962–	Tennis player	Raised	[248]
Gina Kim	2000–	Golfer	Born	[249]
David Livingston	1962–	Tennis player	Born and raised	[250]
Austin Menaul	1888–1975	Track and field athlete and Olympic pentathlete	Born	[251]
Cowboy Jimmy Moore	1910–1999	Pool player	Resident	[252]
Buster Quist	1936–	Javelin thrower	Resident	[253] [254]
Jarrin Solomon	1986–	Sprinter and Olympic bronze medalist	Born and raised; resident	[255]
Willie Tucker	1872–1954	Professional golfer and golf course architect	Resident	[256]
Chainey Umphrey	1970–	Olympic gymnast	Born and raised	[257]

Writing

Lois Duncan, writer

Erna Fergusson, writer

Joy Harjo, poet

Alisa Valdes, writer

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
Daniel Abraham	1969–	Science fiction and fantasy writer	Born and raised; resident	[258]
Paula Gunn Allen	1939–2008	Writer and poet	Born	[259]
Rudolfo Anaya	1937–2020	Writer	Resident	[260]
Louis Bayard	1963–	Writer	Born	[261]
Suzy McKee Charnas	1939–2023	Science fiction and fantasy writer	Resident	[262]
Robert Crichton	1925–1993	Writer	Born	[263]
Mel Dinelli	1912–1991	Screenwriter and playwright	Born and raised	[264]
Stephen R. Donaldson	1947–	Science fiction and fantasy writer	Resident	[262]
Lois Duncan	1934–2016	Young adult fiction writer	Resident	[265]
Max Evans	1924–2020	Western writer	Resident	[266]
Erna Fergusson	1888–1964	Writer	Born and raised; resident	[267]
Harvey Fergusson	1890–1971	Writer	Born and raised	[268]
Kendrick Frazier	1942–2022	Science writer and editor of Skeptical Inquirer magazine	Resident	[269]
Olivia Gatwood	1992–	Poet	Born and raised	[270]
Steven Gould	1955–	Science fiction writer	Resident	[271]
Joy Harjo	1951–	Writer and U.S. Poet Laureate	Resident	[272]
Tony Hillerman	1925–2008	Mystery writer	Resident	[273]
Mira Jacob	1973–	Writer	Born and raised	[274]
Betsy James		Children's literature writer and illustrator	Resident	[275]
Larry Johnson	1960–	Writer and cryonics whistleblower	Born and raised	[276]
Susan Krinard		Paranormal romance and fantasy writer	Resident	[277]
J.M.G. Le Clézio	1940–	Writer	Resident	[278]
Jane Lindskold	1962–	Fantasy and science fiction writer	Resident	[279]
Carolyn Meyer	1935–	Young adult fiction writer	Resident	[280]
Victor Milán	1954–2018	Science fiction writer	Raised; resident	[281]
Laura J. Mixon	1957–	Science fiction writer	Resident	[271]
Steven T. Murray	1943–2018	Literary translator	Resident	[282]
Tiina Nunnally	1952–	Literary translator	Resident	[282]
Simon J. Ortiz	1941–	Writer and poet	Born	[283]
Kathryn Ptacek	1952–	Horror writer	Raised	[284]
Kirstin Valdez Quade		Writer	Born	[285]
Leroy Quintana	1944–	Poet	Born	[286]
Lois Ruby	c. 1950–	Writer	Resident	[287]
Fred Saberhagen	1930–2007	Science fiction writer	Resident	[288]
Leslie Marmon Silko	1948–	Writer	Born	[289]
Lauren Tarshis	1963–	Children's literature writer	Born	[290]
Alisa Valdes	1969–	Writer and journalist	Born and raised; resident	[291]
Robert E. Vardeman	1947–	Science fiction and fantasy writer	Resident	[262]
Sage Walker		Science fiction writer	Resident	[292]
Harry Willson	1932–2010	Writer	Resident	[293]
Jay Wright	1935–	Poet	Born	[294]
Rhiana Yazzie		Playwright	Born	[295]

Miscellaneous

Lady Ganga

Person	Lifespan	Notability	Connection	Ref.
Francisco Xavier Chaves	1762-1832	Captured by Comanche near Albuquerque in 1770
Francisco Martin Duran	1968–	Attempted presidential assassin	Born and raised	[296]
Barbara Edwards	1960–	Model, 1984 Playboy Playmate of the Year	Born	[297]
Alphonse Gallegos	1931–1991	Roman Catholic bishop, Servant of God (viz, being investigated for sainthood in Catholicism)	Born	[298]
Lady Ganga	1966–2012	Humanitarian	Resident	[299] [300]
Daniel G. P. Gutierrez	1964–	Episcopal bishop	Born and raised	[301]
Cissy King	1946–	Dancer, featured performer on The Lawrence Welk Show	Raised	[302]
Joe Mande	1983–	Comedian and TV writer	Born	[303]
Marc Maron	1963–	Comedian and podcaster	Raised	[304]
Ishmael Muhammad	1964–	Minister in the Nation of Islam	Born	[305]
Mark Rudd	1947–	Activist and Weather Underground member	Resident	[306]

References

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