- of life. Jeff
Skiles was born and
raised in the
greater Madison metropolitan area of Wisconsin. Both of
Skiles' parents,
James Skiles and
Deloris McKenney...
- in
double overtime.
During that season,
Skiles led the
state in scoring,
averaging 29.3
points per game.
Skiles set
several school records during his career...
-
Skiles may
refer to:
People Scott Skiles, born 1964, an
American basketball player Wesley C.
Skiles, (1958–2010),
American cave
diving pioneer William...
-
Skiles and
Henderson was a long-running
American stand-up
comedy act
consisting of Bill
Skiles (William Al
Skiles, July 5, 1931 - May 16, 2011) and Pete...
-
Wesley C.
Skiles (March 6, 1958 – July 21, 2010) was an
American cave
diving pioneer, explorer, and
underwater cinematographer.
Skiles lived in High Springs...
-
William Skiles may
refer to:
William W.
Skiles, U.S.
Representative from Ohio
William West
Skiles,
American missionary William Vernon Skiles, professor...
-
Mason Skiles, a
former U.S.
diplomat who
returns to
service in
Beirut in
order to save a
colleague from the
group responsible for the
death of
Skiles' wife...
- 1500s, was formed. Ives sent
William West
Skiles to
Valle Crucis to
supervise the
farming operation.
Skiles was
ordained a
Deacon in 1847 and was instrumental...
-
served as the co-chairman,
along with his co-pilot on
Flight 1549,
Jeffrey Skiles, of the
Experimental Aircraft ****ociation (EAA)'s
Young Eagles youth...
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Marlin Skiles (1906–1981) was an
American composer of film and
television scores. Pianist,
arranger and
composer Skiles was born in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania...
