The last one was Dog the Bounty Hunter

When I was 19 I signed up for a Habitat for Humanity trip to Costa Rica to build 7 homes in a jungle community. When I arrived I was shocked to find Jimmy Carter and his wife Roselyn on the 18 member work crew! We spent 3 weeks on this project and were fed and housed by the local community, who were generous and wonderful, but had only simple resources to offer. The Carters accepted the same accommodations. They worked as hard as everyone else, they were gracious and funny and down to earth, they got dusty and sweaty, they bled. I had heard they were active on the board of this organization, but I had no idea they volunteered their time at the civilian level. It was all about the project to them, and beyond his notable listening skills and ability to communicate well with anyone, you would never have known he was a former President. His private life was committed to service, it was clearly what he loved to do...but very, very quietly. I still admire that kind of grace. They were very cool.

A far cry from the monkey who runs our circus today.

Yes, while in college I met Coretta Scott King, Rosa Parks, Stevie Wonder, Julian Bond, Andrew Young. Through friends and family I met Willie Brown, Gavin Newsom, Nancy Pelosi, Diane Feinstein and Barbara Boxer, as well as Angela Davis and Maya Angelou.

Shook hands with Jim Croce after the college concert, before he got on the plane that crashed and killed him.

All of the group Sha-Na-Na in a pot smoked filled Holiday Inn after their concert till 7am.

Cluelessly sat down at a NYC Deli Counter next to and bullshitted with actor Roy Scheider over coffee and sandwiches for 45 mins.

Yep... Vince Gill, Eddie Vedder, Jeff Foxworthy, Cameron Diaz, Montgomery Gentry and their band. We played in an amusement park with them. Michael Jordan, Clay Walker, Steve Martin, the Steep Canyon Rangers, Chase Rice, Thomas Rhett. Olivia Newton John

Paul Newman and Robert Mitchum

YES, I use to live in CA and went to Hollywood where Alan Hale of Gilligan's Island had a restaurant. He would stand at the door in his skipper's outfit and shake everyone's hand that came in. I also worked at the first "fitness spa" which was Jack LaLanne's and met him too. ⭐Oh, we also knew where "The Carpenters" lived and would park outside their house to see them at night when we were teenagers, but never did.😉🎶

I was working at the hotel Clint Eastwood stayed at while filming Unforgiven.
We had occasion to exchange words at different times during his stay, but there was no official introduction.

Liam Neeson

Yep a few...

Gordon Ramsay

Gary Lineker

Shane Shakey Byrne

Neil Hodgson

and my all time favourite, just cos the conversation was brilliant - Johnny Vegas

Yes, working out in Venice Beach (Gold's Gym) back in the 80's l met Lou Ferrigno, Jean Claude Van Dame, and few more.

Yes. 2:

1. General Hugh Shelton (former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs)

2. Sophia Bush (in the grocery store checkout line)

Never as in " hi my name is.." but one came for a book signing and another came to my high school

Robert Redford, Stacey Keach and Greg Allman.

Yes a few

A few back in my bookstore days.

Pope John Paull II at the airport.

@StellaBlue Oh cool. Loved him!

When I was a teen.....I was flying from Boston to LAX to visit relatives....the ticket lady was REALLY nice and UPGRADED me to FIRST CLASS and I sat next to the "COACH" from CHEERS....very cool! :)

Dave Attell, he was a famous comedian, don't know if that counts

Yes