Damon
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Damon may refer to:
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[edit] People
[edit] Given name
- Damon Albarn (b. 1968), British songwriter and musician
- Damon Allen (b. 1963), American football player (CFL)
- Damon Berryhill (b. 1963), Major League Baseball catcher
- Damon Dash (b. 1971), an American music industry executive
- Damon Hill (b. 1960), former Formula One driver and 1996 World Champion
- Damon Knight, American Science Fiction writer
- Damon Lindelof (b. 1973), American television writer and executive
- Damon Runyon (1884–1946), newspaperman and writer
- Damon Stoudamire (b. 1973), an American basketball player
- Damon Stryker, a former alias of Canadian pro wrestler Adam Copeland
- Damon Wayans (b. 1960), an American comedic actor
- Damon Carter (b. 1980), actor in Interplanetary
- Damon Carter, character in Soul Food
[edit] Surname
- Gabriel Damon (b. 1976), an American film actor
- Johnny Damon (b. 1973), American Major League baseball player
- Mark Damon (b. 1933), an American film actor and producer
- Matt Damon (b. 1970), American film actor and screenwriter
- S. Foster Damon (1893–1971), the American academic and poet
- William Damon (b. 1944), psychologist and educator
[edit] Recreational Vehicle Manufacturers
- Damon RV, motorhome manufacturer
- Damon Corporation, motorhome manufacturer
- Damon Motor Coach, motorhome manufacturer (Now Known As Thor Motor Coach)
[edit] Other
- Damon (mythology), a character in Greek mythology
- Damon (ancient Greek musicologist), an ancient Athenian musicologist
- Damon of Thessalonica, an ancient Macedonian statesman
- Damon (novel), by C Terry Cline
- Damon (TV series), sitcom starring Damon Wayans
- Damon Records, 1940s record label
- Damon's Grill, an American chain restaurant
- Damon Salvatore, a character from The Vampire Diaries
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