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Florida State Athletics Hall of Fame

Abraham, Clifton
Adams, Hugh
Alexander, Derrick
Alicea, Luis R.
Allen, Greg
Ammann, Gene
Andrews, Mickey
Armstrong, Charlie
Artmeier, Dick
Ashmore, Jay
Aubone, Jean-Yves
Augustine, Mike
Avitable, Tony
Azinger, Paul
Bailey, Winfred
Baker, Buffy
Baker, Richard
Barnes, Charlie
Barron, Alex
Barry, Brianna
Barthelemy, Ryan
Batten, Kim
Bellamy, Ray
Bennett, Edgar
Biletnikoff, Fred
Blixt, Jonas
Boggs, Phil
Boldin, Anquan
Bonasorte, Monk
Boulware, Peter
Bowden, Bobby
Boyle, Dennis
Brannon, Audra
Bray, Jeff
Bridgers, John
Brooks, Derrick
Brown, Tonja
Buckley, Terrell
Bunkowsky, Barbara
Burnett, Bev
Butler, Leroy
Butler, Bobby
Campbell, Dr. Doak S.
Camps, Dr. Joe
Cannon, Dr. Frances
Capece, Bill
Cappelen, Dave
Cappleman, Bill
Carraway, F. Wilson
Carreker, Alphonso
Carter, Pat
Carter, Aaron
Carter, Tonya
Cassell, Sam
Casteel, Jim
Catarzi, Adrian
Cawthon, Rainey
Chaudron, Ralph
Cicio, Chic
Clem, Bob
Cliette, Brenda
Cloer, Mat
Cochran, Bobby
Cody, Tay
Collins, Leroy
Conley, Mike
Cooper, Bradley
Corso, Lee
Cottle, Darby
Cowart, Sam
Cowens, Dave
Cox, Danielle
Crowe, John
Curry, Rafeeq
DaCosta, Amanda
Davidson, Lisa
Davis, Harry
Dawkins, Bill
Dawsey, Lawrence
Dawson, Rhett
Dawson, Bill "Red"
Deckerhoff, Gene
Dedekind, Brendon
Diaz, Matt
Dillard, Mickey
Dix, Walter
Douglas, Toney
Drew, J.D.
Dukes, Jamie
Dunn, Warrick
Durbin, Charles R.
Durham, Hugh
Durham, Bill
Dutton, Emma
Edwards, Becky
Edwards, Doug
Ehrhardt, Charles W.
Fauls, Don
Fazzini, Frank
Fedor, Dave
Finn, Michelle
Flory, Daisy Parker
Floyd, William "Bar None"
Forbes, Jesse
Fox, Dr. Grace
Fraser, Ron
Fraundorfer, Carlos
Frye-Davis, Dee
Fuentes, Mike
Galkantas, Sue
Gano, Graham
Garcia, Esmerelda
Garrett, Rowland
Geddes, Jane
Genders, Curt
Giles, Verlyn
Gill, Vicky
Givens, Randy
Gladden, Jim
Grady, Greg
Graf, JoAnne
Gray, Jeff
Gray, Downing
Green, Hubert
Green, E.G.
Griffin, John-Ford
Grifol, Pedro
Grubb, Johnny
Guilbault, Michele
Gutting, Dick
Haarhuis, Paul
Haggard, Andy
Haggins, Odell
Hall, Sue
Hamilton, Leonard
Hammond, Kim
Haney, Dr. Tom
Harbison, Bob
Harris, Ron
Harrison, Ronald
Haskin, Jack
Hatfield, Fred
Henderson, Patti
Henke, Nolan
Hermann, Dick
Herring, Reggie
Hiles, Bucky
Hill, Louis
Hogan, Patrick W.
Hogan, Jeff
Holder, Don
Howser, Dick
Hudson, Rodney
Huff, Gary
Hunter, Casey
Jackson, Bobby
Janikowski, Sebastian
Janson, Lacy
Joanos, Jim & Betty Lou
Johnson, Harlein
Johnson, Jonathan
Johnson, Garrett
Jones, Willie
Jones, Marvin
Jones, Dr. Billie
Jones, James P.
Jordan, Jimmy
Joyner, Lamarcus
Kanell, Danny
Kelly, Mike
Kelly, Holly
Kennedy, Terry
Kennedy, J.K. "Bud"
Kennedy, Pat
Key, Larry
King, Ron
King, Jim
Knox, Kenny
Koepka, Brooks
Kowalski, Mike
Kuijken, Susan
Langford, Lawton & Beth
Langford, George
Lanier, Ken
Larsen, Julie
Ledbetter, Jeff
Lee, Amp
Lewis, Richie
Linke, Sara
Litwhiler, Danny
Long, Terry
Long, Mike
Loucks, H. Donald
Loynd, Mike
Lyttle, Jim
Makusha, Ngoni
Malerich, Leslie
Mancha, Vaughn
Mannehaimer, Doug
Martin, Mike
McCann, Bernie
McCarty, Tiffany
McCloud, George
McCorvey, Kez
McCoy, Walter
McCullers, Dale
McDaniel, Jerry
McDougall, Marshall
McDowell, Gene
McDuffie, Wayne
McFatter, James
McGowan, Paul
McGrotha, Bill
McKenzie, Leander
McManus, Danny
Merrick, Don
Mientkiewicz, Doug
Miles, Jack
Miller, Ken
Miller, Andy
Minnis, Marvin "Snoop"
Misner, Ken
Montgomery, Dr. Katherine
Moore, Dr. Coyle E.
Moore, DeVoe
Morcom, Russ
Morgan, Herb
Morris, Jeremy
Nelson, Lee
Nichols, Dick
Nugent, Tom
Odeneal, Bill
Oler, Jimmy
Oravatz, Randy
Painter, Susan
Pajcic, Gary
Palgut, Karyn
Palmer, Barbara Jo
Parish, Wyatt "Red"
Parker, Billy
Parry, Stephen
Paschal, Tia
Payne, Marita
Pendleton, Larry
Perez, Eduardo
Perrone, Bob
Peterson, Bill
Petty, Otto
Phifer, Dr. Gregg
Philgence, Maggie
Pickard, Fred
Pickett, Tim
Piurowski, Paul
Posey, Buster
Poston, John
Pressley, Toni
Price, Hartley
Prinzi, Vic
Proctor, Bill
Ramsey, James
Raynor, Christian
Reece, Gabrielle
Reed, Jody
Renn, Bobby
Reynaud, Cecile
Reynolds, Burt
Reynolds, Jamal
Rhodes, Billy
Riley, Phillip
Rive, Joey
Roberson, Mike
Roberts, Chris
Roberts, Dick
Robinson, Shane
Roetzheim, Bill
Romeo, Tony
Rowland, Kelly
Royals, Reggie
Rybakova, Katie
Sanders, Deion
Scarce, Mac
Schaus, Hal
Schmidt, Derek
Schofield, Cindy
Schomburger, Ron
Schull, Gary
Sellers, Ron
Seminole Tribe of Florida, The
Semrau, Sue
Sharp, Jack
Shave, Bob
Shinholser, Jack
Shiver, Clay
Shumann, Mike
Sikes, Jan
Simmons, Ron
Simon, Corey
Slater, Roger
Sliger, Dr. Bernard
Sluman, Jeff
Smith, Barry
Smith, Sammie
Smith, Danny
Smith, Jim
Smith, Godfrey
Smith, Billy
Sorrento, Paul
Sowell, Lori
Stark, Rohn
Starry, Weldon "Babe"
Ste Marie, Nadia
Stepanova, Jekaterina
Stock, Ernie
Stockstill, Rick
Stone Sr. , Dr. Mode L.
Strauss, Buddy
Strom, Larry
Stuart, Brandi
Stults, Bim
Stupples, Karen
Suarez, Ken
Summer, Sally
Sumner, Walt
Sura, Bob
Teagle, Buddy
Tensi, Steve
Thigpen, Claude
Thomas, James "JT"
Thomas, Tony
Thornton, Al
Thrasher, John
Trotter, India
Tschirret, Mike
Van der Linden, Jessica
Veghte, Jack
Veller, Dr. Don
Wadsworth, Andre
Walker, Colleen
Ward, Charlie
Warren, Scott
Warrick, Peter
Waxman, Bernie
Weinke, Chris
Weldon, Casey
Wernke, Paul "Ham"
Wessell, Margie
Westrup, Caroline
Wetherell, T.K.
White, J. Edwin
Whitehead, Bud
Wiggins, Mitchell
Williams, Del
Williams, Kimberly
Williamson, Ed
Willis, Peter Tom
Wills, Herb
Wilson, Paul
Wilson, Reinard
Wilson, Shamalene
Wood, Alexander T. "Lex"
Woodham, Wally
Woodward, Woody
Wootson, Veronica
Wright, Angela
Wyckoff, Brooke
Yamaguchi, Mami
Young, Ed "Skip"
Young, Lisa

Tony Romeo

Induction:
1988

Defensive end Tony Romeo was perhaps best known for a sophomore season in 1958 that produced honorable mention All-America honors from the Associated Press and UPI. Romeo keyed a strong FSU defensive effort that led to an appearance in the Bluegrass Bowl. He was named Florida Defensive Linemen of the Week three times. Although he was often injured in his junior and senior seasons, Romeo played both ways for the Garnet and Gold, making the Florida All-State team as a senior. Romeo played seven years for New England and held the tight end record for catches in a game (10 for 149 yards) and was Florida’s Pro Athlete of the Year in 1966. Romeo was also known for beginning the first chapel services in professional football.

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