List of people from Sarnia

• Bill Abbott Jr., sailor • Cam Abbott, hockey player • Chris Abbott, hockey player • Joanne Abbott, sailor • Katie Abbott, sailor • Matt Abbott, sailor • Bob Ackles, football administrator • Stephen Andrews, visual artist • Doug Armstrong, NHL St. Louis Blues hockey executive • Neil Armstrong, former NHL linesman and member of the Hockey Hall of Fame ==B==

• Charles E. Bastien, animation director • Tim Bernhardt, hockey player • Jean-Robert Bernier, 38th Canadian Surgeon General, principal medical adviser to the North Atlantic Alliance • Mark Bice, curler • Steve Bice, curler • Richard Beland (photographer), entertainment photographer • Paul Blundy, politician • Brad Boston, sailor • David Boushy, politician • John Bradley, physician • Mike Bradley, politician • Andy Brandt, former city alderman and mayor, former head of the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party, and former chairman and CEO of the LCBO • Michael A. Brown, former Ontario Speaker of the House • Nick Bucci, former professional baseball player in the Milwaukee Brewers Farm system • Shawn Burr, NHL hockey player who played 878 career games and finished with 181 goals and 440 points • Jerry Butler, hockey player ==C==

• Leo Cahill, football administrator • William Campbell, politician • Mike Ceresia, racquetball player • David Chilton, author of The Wealthy Barber; panelist on ''Dragons' Den'' • Talia Chiarelli, gymnast • Dino Ciccarelli, former NHL hockey player who was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2010 • Susan Clark, actress • Dale Clarke, hockey player • Jim Clayton, musician • Daryl Cloran, theatre director • Charlie Cotch, hockey player • Dave Cranmer, CFL player • Mike Crombeen, hockey player ==D==

• Mike Dark, hockey player • Alex De Carolis, soccer player • Carrie Delahunt, curler • Caroline Di Cocco, politician • James Doohan, actor, "Scotty" on Star Trek; attended Sarnia Collegiate Institute & Technical School • Robyn Doolittle, journalist • Rick Dowswell, athlete • Derek Drouin, athlete ==E==

• Marian Engel, author • Eric Ethridge, country pop singer, songwriter, chiropractor • Lance Evers, professional wrestler known as Lance Storm ==F==

• Justin Fazio, hockey player • Ron Fogarty, hockey coach • Scott Foster, accountant and emergency NHL goaltender • Brian Francis, novelist • Jamie Fraser, hockey player • Kerry Fraser, NHL referee • Rick Fraser, hockey player ==G==

• Cheryl Gallant, politician • Roger Gallaway, politician • Mike Gardiner, MLB player with the Seattle Mariners, Boston Red Sox, Montreal Expos, and the Detroit Tigers • Ted Garvin, NHL and AHL coach winner of the Turner Cup • Brian Groombridge, artist • Sara Gross, athlete • Emm Gryner, musician, actress • Don Gutteridge, writer • Barbara Gasser, gymnast ==H==

• Lloyd Haddon, hockey player • Chris Hadfield, astronaut for whom Sarnia's airport is named; first Canadian to walk in space • Dave Hadfield, musician • Wilfred Smith Haney, politician • Kyp Harness, musician and writer • George "Duke" Harris, NHL player with the Minnesota North Stars and the Toronto Maple Leafs • Steve Hazlett, hockey player • Jordan Hill, hockey player • Matt Hill, professional golfer, 2009 Jack Nicklaus Award winner; the only golfer besides Tiger Woods to win the Conference, Regional and National Championship in same season • Jamie Hislop, hockey player • Mike Hobin, hockey player • Doug Hocking, CFL player • Sean Hogan, singer/songwriter, performing recording artist, rock drummer, studied jazz at Humber and Music Industry Arts at Fanshawe College • Gary Holt, hockey player • John Hubbell, skater • Chuck Huizinga, hockey player • Jim Hunt, sports journalist ==J==

• Lloyd Douglas Jackson, politician • Ken James, politician • Dustin Jeffrey, professional hockey player in the Pittsburgh Penguins organization • Thomas George Johnston, politician ==K==

• Karen Kidd, aquatic ecotoxicologist • Shannon Kee, curler • Patrick Kerwin, Chief Justice of Canada • Sami Khan, filmmaker • Don Knowles, rugby player • Henry Kock, horticulturist ==L==

• Mary Lawson, writer • William Leach, Canadian Armed Forces officer • Eugene Carlisle LeBel, academician • Dan Leckie, politician • Ryan LeDrew, curler • Stephanie LeDrew, curler • Hank Lehvonen, hockey player • Michael Leighton, NHL goalie • Sunny Leone, Bollywood actress, adult entertainer • Richard Vryling Lesueur, politician ==M==

• Kenneth Maaten, athlete • Roberta MacAdams, politician • Alexander Mackenzie, the second Prime Minister of Canada; namesake of one of Sarnia's high schools; buried in Sarnia's Lakeview Cemetery {{Cite web • Ellen MacKinnon, politician • Dave Madden, actor • Michael Marinaro, skater • Cameron Mathison, All My Children actor • Owen Maynard, engineer • John McCahill, hockey player • Scott McCord, actor • Heath McCormick, curler • Gary McCracken, musician • Pauline Mills McGibbon, 22nd Lieutenant Governor of Ontario • David McGillivray, skater • Ian McKegney, hockey player • Tony McKegney, NHL hockey player who scored 20 or more goals in eight seasons of his 900+ game career • Rick McNair, athlete and writer • Arnie McWatters, rugby player • Sid Meier, programmer and designer of several popular computer strategy games • Wayne Merrick, NHL hockey player who played 774 career games • Kim Mitchell, rock musician • Jeremy Molitor, boxer, murderer • Steve Molitor, boxer, two-time and current International Boxing Federation super bantamweight champion • Dominic Moore, hockey player • Robbie Moore, hockey player • Ian Murray, politician • Laurence B. Mussio, businessman ==N==

• Harry Neale, CBC hockey commentator • Bob Neely, hockey player • Kraig Nienhuis, player ==O==

• George Olah, 1994 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry and researcher at Dow Chemical ==P==

• Frederick Forsyth Pardee, politician • G. Scott Paterson, businessman • Nick Paithouski, rugby player • Rob Palmer, hockey player • Norm Perry, football player • Jessica Platt, hockey player • Marie Prevost, actress ==R==

• Kim Renders, theatre professional • Dean Robertson, golfer • Patricia Rozema, film director • Katherine Ryan, comedian ==S==

• Marceil Saddy, politician • Lloyd St. Amand, politician • Dave Salmoni, zoologist, animal trainer, and television host on Animal Planet and The Discovery Channel • Boady Santavy, weightlifter • Dalas Santavy, weightlifter • Alfred H. Savage, horticulturalist, transit manager (Toronto Transit Commission, Chicago Transit Authority), municipal manager • Shelley Scarrow, television producer • R. Murray Schafer, composer • Matt Scurfield, musician • Kevin Sharp, soccer player • Jason Simon, hockey player • Rene Simpson, tennis player • David William Smith, politician • Mike Stapleton, former NHL player; son of Pat Stapleton • Pat Stapleton (1940-2020), former NHL player mainly known for his career with the Chicago Black Hawks from 1966-1973. He was the second and final coach of the World Hockey Association Chicago Cougars from 1973-1975. He was elected as an inaugural inductee in the World Hockey Association Hall of Fame in 2010 and the Canada Sports Hall of Fame in 2005. • Brad Staubitz, hockey player • Harry Steel, politician • Taylor Steele, skater • Hilary Stellingwerff, athlete • Mike Stevens, legendary harmonica virtuoso, regular on the Grand Ole Opry • Lance Storm, wrestler • Bruce Sweeney, film director ==T==

• Dave Taylor, politician • Rob Thomson, MLB manager, Philadelphia Phillies • Wayne Tosh, CFL player • Keegan Connor Tracy, actress, born Tracy Armstrong ==V==

• Pat Verbeek, NHL hockey player with the New Jersey Devils, Hartford Whalers, Dallas Stars and Detroit Red Wings; Stanley Cup winner with the Dallas Stars ==W==

• Carol Wainio, artist • Angela Walker, tennis player • Don Ward, former NHL player with the Chicago Blackhawks and Boston Bruins • Joe Ward, hockey player • Jim Watson, current mayor of Ottawa • Mike Weir, PGA Tour golfer, winner of the 2003 Masters • Paul Wells, journalist, editor, Toronto Star • Brian West, record producer, musician • John Wing, Jr., comedian and frequent The Tonight Show with Jay Leno guest • Donovan Woods, singer-songwriter • Steve Wormith, CFL player ==Y==