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Diabetes Fame — Athletes

Wasim Akram — Pakistani cricket fast bowler

Arthur Ashe — Tennis - Wimbledon winner

Walter Barnes — Football and actor. Before acting career he played professional football for the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles, 1948-1951.

Sarah Bina — Championship clogger

Ayden Byle — Runner - First insulin-dependent man to run 6521.5 km across North America.

Nick Boynton — Hockey Player - Boston Bruins

Orlando Brown — NFL player for the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens

Doug Burns — Fitness consultant, Record-holding strength athlete

Sean Busby —Champion Snowboarder

Cory Carpenter — College Football, Montana State Bobcats

Bobby Clarke — NHL - Philadelphia Flyers

Ty Cobb — MLB - Detroit Tigers

Carling Coffing — LPGA Golfer

Scott Coleman — Swimmer - first man with diabetes to swim the English Channel, (August 17th 1996)

Jay Cutler — Football Player

Darrell Dickey - Football coach, North Texas Mean Green

Max Domi — OHL Junior hockey player (London Knights)

James "Buster" Douglas — Heavy Weight Boxer

Kenny Duckett — NFL - New Orleans Saints

Chris Dudley — NBA - New York Knicks center

Rick Dudley — NHL executive and former player (Buffalo Sabers)

Scott Dunton — World Class Surfer

Mike Echols — NFL - Tennessee Titans

Pam Fernandes — Para Olympian

Gary Forbes — NBA - Toronto Raptors

Missy Foy — Professional Marathon Runner

Curt Fraser — NHL - Chicago Black Hawks

Walt Frazier — ­ NBA - New York Knicks

"Smokin' Joe" Frazier — Boxing

Kris Freeman — Olympic and National Champion Cross-Country Skier

Sam Fuld — MLB - Tampa Bay Rays outfielder

Joe Gibbs — NFL - Washington Redskins coach

Mike Golic — NFL player for the Philadelphia Eagles

Jorge "Giant" Gonzalez — Professional Wrestler and Argentinian Basketball Player

Bill Gullickson — MLB - Cincinnati Reds Pitcher

Gary Hall Jr. — US Olympic Gold Medalist, Swimming

Jonathan Hayes — NFL - Pittsburgh Steelers, Kansas City Chiefs

Chuck Heidenreich - Skier, U.S. Ski Team

Jay Hewitt — Ironman Triathlete

Dave Hollins — 1993 Phillies World Series Third Baseman

James "Catfish" Hunter — MLB - Pitcher, Baseball Hall-of-Famer

Chuck Heidenrich — Skiing

Chris Jarvis — World Champion Canadian Rower

Jason Johnson — MLB - Pitcher, Cleveland Indians

Kelli Keuhne — LPGA golfer

Charlie Kimball - Racer, Indy circuit

Billie Jean King — Tennis

Jay Leeuwenburg — NFL - Indianapolis Colts Lineman

Mark Lowe — Major League Baseball

Gary Mabbutt - English football player

Robert "Gorilla Monsoon" Marella — Professional wrestler and commentator

Tom Martinez — American Football coach

Michelle McGann — LPGA golfer

Billy Mills — Olympic runner

Adam Morrison — Basketball Player, Gonzaga University

Brandon Morrow — Seattle Mariners Pitcher

David Pember — MLB - Milwaukee Brewers

Toby Petersen — NHL - Pittsburgh Penguins, Dallas Stars

Kevin Powell - Marathon runner, Triathlete, Ironman Competitor

Sir Steven Redgrave — Rower - Winner of five consecutive Olympic gold medals

Dan Reichert — MLB - Kansas City Royals

Ham Richardson — Tennis star

Jackie Robinson — Baseball Player

Sugar Ray Robinson — Boxing

Chris Rosier - Professional Jockey

Vinnie Santana — Triathlete

Ron Santo — MLB - Chicago Cubs legend

Sebastien Sasseville - Reached the Peak of Mount Everest, competed in Sahara Race

Mike Sinclair — NFL - Philadelphia Eagles

Kendall Simmons — NFL - Pittsburgh Steelers

Ron Springs — NFL - Dallas Cowboys

Jerry Stackhouse — NBA - Dallas Mavericks

Dan Stephens — College Football, Pittsburgh Panthers

Hank Stram — NFL - Kansas City Chiefs Coach

Bradley Suttle — Texas Longhorns - Second Baseman

Bill Talbert — Hall of Fame tennis player

Jack Tatum — NFL - Oakland Raiders, The Assassin

Sherri Turner — LPGA golfer

Scott Verplank — PGA golfer

Jo Ann Washam — LPGA golfer

David "Boomer" Wells — San Diego Padres Pitcher

Dominique Wilkins — Basketball Player (Atlanta Hawks)

Wade Wilson — NFL player and Dallas Cowboys quarterback coach

Dmitri Young — MLB Outfielder, first baseman