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Michigan Bred Celebrities
Michigan may be suffering through some tough times at the moment, but we have a few things we can perhaps take pride in besides our naturally great state with its auto companies, wonderful landscape and our Great Lakes.... some very famous people that were born and bred here. President Gerald Ford grew up in Grand Rapids. Henry Ford was born and raised in Dearborn. Daniel Gerber (Gerber baby foods) is from Fremont. Berry Gordy of Motown is from Detroit. Tom Selleck is from Detroit. Lily Tomlin is a native Detroiter. Gilda Radner was from Detroit. Francis Coppola is from Detroit. Magic Johnson was raised in Lansing. Bob Seger is from Ann Arbor. Stevie Wonder was born in Saginaw and grew up in Detroit. Diana Ross was born and raised in Detroit. Madonna Ciccone was born in Bay City. Malcolm X grew up in Lansing.
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