Martel Winburn
Martel Winburn is a Richmond native, who has contributed in many capacities to his community over the years. He is
Kate Deloney
Kate Deloney spent 21 years in the Army Reserve, being called to active duty in 1991 to support troops at
Kenneth D. Tyler
Kenneth D. Tyler (February 16, 1944 – July 22, 2023) Inventor Birth: February 16, 1944 Died: July 22, 2023 Field
Henry Baker
Career: Mr. Baker is known for being the first black sports podcaster in Richmond, Indiana. His first 2 shows, Sports
Everett Oxendine
Everett Oxendine Birth: 1897 Death: 1954 Mr. Oxendine served in the Richmond Fire Department for 32 years. He resided at
Harry Leavell
Tuskegee Airman / Firefighter / Psychologist / Activist / Earlham 1940s Birth: March 9, 1919 in Richmond, Indiana Died: May
Eric Marsh
Career: Mr. Marsh moved to Richmond, Indiana, in 1988 and was hired to be an “evening personality” on 1490, WKBV,
Gloster John Garrett
Birth: December 12, 1874 Death: October 8, 1957 Career as an Inventor: Gloster invented an automobile wheel with the financial
Grovelle Bundy
Grovelle Bundy (1818 – 1883) Birth: 1858, born in Blountsville, IN Died: 1939, buried in Earlham Cemetery, Richmond, IN Law
Townsend Center
Named after the distinguished Black, post-Civil War Pastor, James M. Townsend, an educator who called Richmond, home, the Townsend Community Center