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Matt Johnson, a hobbyist duck hunter and decoy carver, has familial history on the Eastern Shore dating back centuries.
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Reverend Emanuel L. Johnson has pastored on the Eastern Shore for over 25 years - from Crisfield to Chester, and everywhere in between.
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Dr. Clara Small, emeritus professor at Salisbury University, first came to the Shore in 1977, when she became the first African American professor in SSC's history department.
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Christine Okerblom is the operator of the Museum of Ocean City. She has also been a resident of Worcester county since she was 8 years old.
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Janice McFadden is a lifelong Salisbury, MD resident who recently attended the Wicomico County Fair in August.
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Rebekah Jensen is an artist and Delmarva resident who recently attended the Wicomico County fair.
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Rudolph Stanley is a retired Wicomico public school teacher and Newell Quinton is a Vietnam veteran and retired civil servant. Both are from San Domingo, MD, which was founded by freed Black people in the early 19th century.
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Al "Hondo" Handy is a Worcester County native who recently retired from his role as a recreation manager for Ocean City, MD.
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Justin Polizzi is a tourism manager for Wicomico County, MD who recently moved to the region from Asheville, NC.
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Olga DeShields is an artist and Russian immigrant who lives in Snow Hill, MD.