Roberta “Bobbie” Kane (1932 - ) is the first known Jewish child born in Las Vegas. Her parents, Sallie and Mike Gordon, owned liquor stores and are among the founders of the first Jewish congregation in Las Vegas.

Bobbie is a 1950 graduate of Las Vegas High School and briefly attended Southern California. When she returned several years later, she pursued a career with the Desert Inn group of hotels and helped open the Stardust in 1957.

Brad Nelson was born in Sioux City, Iowa. He was raised in Omaha, Nebraska. Nelson attended Iowa State University. He worked on the developments of Green Valley, and Lake Las Vegas in Henderson, Nevada.

Dan Hill was born in Illinois. He moved to southern Nevada in 1951.

William Hinson moved to Southern Nevada in 1928 to work on the railroad. He was educated in Kansas.

Mary Habbart was born in Boothwyn, Pennsylvania. She arrived in Las Vegas, Nevada in 1920. She owned Vegas Valley Dairy.

Political activist Kerin Scianna Rodgers was born on March 14, 1936. She aided the Democratic party with campaigning in Nevada for state positions from 1974 through 1986. Rodgers worked with Flora Dungan as her campaign chairperson and served as the President of the Women’s Democratic Club of Clark County. She was successful in her campaign for University Regent District E and held a position on the Nevada Democratic Central Committee.

Peggy Huber was born in Conway, Arkansas. She moved to a ranch in Nevada in 1936.