Editing Bremerton, Washington (section)

==Notable people==
===Arts and entertainment===
* [[Dan Attoe]], painter and sculptor
* [[Jill Banner]], film actress
* [[Adelaide Hawley Cumming]], vaudeville performer and radio host
* [[Avram Davidson]], author and literary critic
* [[Howard Duff]], actor, radio voice of [[Sam Spade]]<ref>"Actor Howard Duff, Radio's Sam Spade, Dies at 72", ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'', 10 July 1990</ref>
* [[Brent David Fraser]], actor
* [[Blue Scholars#Geologic|Geologic]], lead rapper for [[Blue Scholars]]
* [[Elizabeth George (Christian author)|Elizabeth George]], Christian author
* [[Ben Gibbard]], musician
* [[John Michael Greer]], [[druid]] and author 
* [[Mike Herrera]], bass guitarist vocalist for band [[MxPx]]
* [[Steven Holl]], architect, born in Bremerton
* [[Quincy Jones]], musician, producer, and songwriter
* [[Douglas Kahn]], historian and theorist of media and the arts
* [[Buddy Knox]], singer and songwriter 
* [[Glenn Jarstad]], mayor
* [[Jack Lenor Larsen]], textile designer, author, and collector
* [[Gary Miranda]], poet
* [[Pat O'Day]] (né Paul Berg), longtime [[KJR-AM|KJR]] radio personality
* [[Joe Pichler]], actor
* [[Dorothy Provine]], actress
* [[Sango (musician)|Sango]], music producer
* [[Tom Wisniewski]], guitarist for band [[MxPx]]
* [[Heather Young (actress)|Heather Young]], actress

===Athletics===
* [[Nathan Adrian]], swimmer and five-time Olympic gold medalist<ref>Riffkin, Courtney (August 30, 2016). [https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/olympics/olympic-swimmer-nathan-adrian-gets-a-heros-welcome-in-his-hometown-of-bremerton/ "Olympic swimmer Nathan Adrian gets a hero's welcome in his hometown of Bremerton"] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210722174106/https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/olympics/olympic-swimmer-nathan-adrian-gets-a-heros-welcome-in-his-hometown-of-bremerton/ |date=July 22, 2021 }}. ''[[The Seattle Times]]''. Retrieved July 22, 2021.</ref>
* [[Buddy Allin]], professional golfer who won five [[PGA Tour]] events in 1970s
* [[George Bayer]], professional golfer on PGA Tour and [[Senior PGA Tour]]
* [[Willie Bloomquist]], baseball player for [[Arizona Diamondbacks]] and Seattle Mariners
* [[Chuck Broyles]], head football coach at [[Pittsburg State University]]
* [[Larry Gunselman]], racing driver and owner of [[Max Q Motorsports]]
* [[Don Heinrich]], American football player, coach, and announcer
* [[Rondin Johnson]], former [[MLB]] second baseman for [[Kansas City Royals]]
* [[Dana Kirk (swimmer)|Dana Kirk]] and [[Tara Kirk]] first sisters to be members of U.S. Olympic swim team
* [[Mike Levenseller]], football player
* [[Benji Olson]], former offensive guard for NFL's [[Tennessee Titans]]
* [[Logan Owen]], Professional racing cyclist
* [[Kevin Sargent (American football)|Kevin Sargent]], former player for NFL's [[Cincinnati Bengals]]
* [[Alex Smith]], former [[National Football League|NFL]] [[quarterback]]<ref>[http://www.kitsapsun.com/news/2012/jan/20/doug-smith-brought-olympic-to-rare-heights Doug Smith brought Olympic to rare heights & San Francisco QB Alex Smith was born in Bremerton when his father was coaching here - Kitsap Sun] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131207174631/http://www.kitsapsun.com/news/2012/jan/20/doug-smith-brought-olympic-to-rare-heights |date=2013-12-07 }}, by Terry Mosher. January 20, 2012.</ref>
* [[John Stroeder]], former professional basketball player
* [[Champ Summers]], former professional baseball player
* [[Ted Tappe]], former professional baseball player
* [[Nick Tucker]], racing driver
* [[Marvin Williams]], signed by [[National Basketball Association|NBA]]'s [[Atlanta Hawks]]
* [[Marc Wilson (American football)|Marc Wilson]], former [[quarterback]] for NFL teams

===Government and politicians===
* [[Frank Chopp]], Washington State Speaker of the House, grew up in Bremerton
* [[Francis Cogswell]], U.S. Navy captain and [[Navy Cross (United States)|Navy Cross]] recipient
* [[Norman D. Dicks|Norm Dicks]], 18-term U.S. congressman
* [[Mike Enzi]], [[U.S. senator]] from [[Wyoming]], born in Bremerton
* [[Emily Randall]], U.S. congresswoman for [[Washington's 6th congressional district|Washington's 6th Congressional District]] (2025-present)

===Other===
* [[Augusta Cohen Coontz]], American First Lady of [[Guam]]
* [[Bill Gates Sr.]], father of the Microsoft multi-billionaire
* [[Margaret Grubb]], first wife of  Scientology founder [[L. Ron Hubbard]]
* [[Mary Beardslee Hinds]], American First Lady of Guam.
* [[L. Ron Hubbard]], [[Scientology]] founder, attended Union High School