March 14

Born in 1879, Marion Jones Farquhar became one of America's early tennis pioneers, winning the US Women's Singles Championship in 1900. She competed at the 1900 Paris Olympics, securing a bronze medal in women's singles and becoming one of the first American women Olympians. Farquhar's elegant style and competitive spirit helped popularize women's tennis in the United States. She remained active in tennis circles after retiring from competition and contributed to the sport's growth. Farquhar's achievements paved the way for future generations of female athletes.

Born in California in 1962, Phelps developed a passion for skateboarding during his youth. He co-founded the influential skate zine Slap before joining Thrasher magazine in the 1990s. In 2000, he became Thrasher’s editor-in-chief, steering its raw voice and legendary "Skater of the Year" awards. Phelps championed street-style skateboarding and documented underground scenes around the world. Known for his fiery personality and uncompromising authenticity, he became a beloved figure among skaters. He hosted video segments and podcasts, sharing insider stories and skate tips with enthusiasts. Under his leadership, Thrasher solidified its reputation as the bible of skateboarding culture.

Born in 1952, Whiting began his motorsport journey as a rally driver before transitioning to race engineering. He joined the FIA in 1988 and quickly advanced to oversee technical and sporting regulations. In 1997, he was appointed Formula One Race Director, Safety Delegate, and Permanent Starter. Whiting introduced groundbreaking safety measures, including the HANS device and improved crash barriers. He was respected for his impartial rule enforcement and deep technical expertise. Drivers and teams admired his calm demeanor and commitment to race integrity. His unexpected passing in 2019 prompted heartfelt tributes from the global motorsport community.

Born in 1958 in St. Mary's County, Maryland, Hall began his wrestling career in the late 1980s. He debuted as Razor Ramon in WWE in 1992, portraying a suave, streetwise character. Hall co-founded WCW’s New World Order (nWo) alongside Kevin Nash and Hulk Hogan, revolutionizing wrestling storylines. He won multiple Intercontinental and United States Championships with his trademark ladder match style. His WrestleMania X ladder match against Shawn Michaels remains one of wrestling’s most iconic bouts. Despite personal and health struggles, Hall’s influence endured, earning him a dedicated fanbase. He was posthumously inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame both individually and as part of the nWo.