Does Ron Silverman have kids?
Jonathan Silverman
He has been married to actress Jennifer Finnigan since 2007; the two met at a barbecue in 2004. He and Finnigan have a daughter, Ella Jack, born in September 2017.
Paul Newman
Newman was married twice. His first marriage was to Jackie Witte from 1949 to 1958. They had a son, Scott (19501978), and two daughters, Susan (born 1953) and Stephanie Kendall (born 1954). Scott, who appeared in films including "Breakheart Pass", "The Towering Inferno", and the 1977 film "Fraternity Row", died in November 1978 from a drug overdose. Newman started the Scott Newman Center for drug abuse prevention in memory of his son. Susan is a documentary filmmaker and philanthropist, and has Broadway and screen credits, including a starring role as one of four Beatles fans in "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" (1978), and also a small role opposite her father in "Slap Shot". She also received an Emmy nomination as co-producer of his telefilm, "The Shadow Box".
Ron Finley
Finley grew up in South Los Angeles, with seven siblings. He has two sons.
Ron Johnson (baseball)
Johnson and his wife Daphne have five children.
Samuel J. Heyman
Heyman married Ronnie Feuerstein in 1970. Together, they had four children and nine grandchildren. His daughter Eleanor married real estate investor Rodney Propp; they have since divorced. Heyman and his wife owned a large collection of modern art, including works by Alberto Giacometti, Jackson Pollock, Jeff Koons and Mark Rothko. He was a member of the Fifth Avenue Synagogue.
Ron Shoval
Shoval is married, with one child.
Robert B. Sherman
Sherman married Joyce Ruth Sasner in 1953. Their marriage moderated what had become Sherman's bohemian lifestyle in the years following the war. Their first child, Laurie, was born in 1955, followed by Jeffrey in 1957, Andrea in 1960 and later, Robert in 1968. The Shermans would have five grandchildren. While at Disney, the Sherman Brothers wrote what is perhaps their most recognized song: "It's a Small World (After All)" for the 1964 New York World's Fair.
Dennis Rodman
On September 3, 2013, Rodman flew to Pyongyang for another meeting with Kim Jong-un. Rodman said that Kim has a daughter named Kim Ju-ae, and that he is a "great dad". Rodman also noted that he planned to train the North Korean national basketball team. Rodman stated that he is "trying to open Obama's and everyone's minds" and encouraged Obama to reach out to Kim Jong-un.
Al Silverman
Silverman is married to Rosa Silverman a ceramic sculptor.
Aaron Rhodes
Rhodes was educated at Reed College and in the Committee on Social Thought at the University of Chicago, where he was awarded a PhD. After serving in political and governmental positions in Chicago and Illinois, he became Assistant to the President of Boston University John Silber. He moved to Vienna in 1991 to work on projects for educational reform in Eastern Europe initiated by the Institute for Human Sciences (Institut für die Wissenschaften vom Menschen).
Rhodes was born in rural Upstate New York, the son of Lillyan and Daniel Rhodes. He has two sons, Daniel and Nathan, by his first wife Sara Silverman Rhodes, who died in 2001. He and his second wife Anna Sunder-Plassmann have two daughters, Leah and Rivkah.
Ryan Connor
In October 2018, Ryan and Michelle become involved in a feud with gangster Ronan Truman (Alan McKenna) after Ryan is present when his son, Cormac, overdoses on drugs but Ryan does not call an ambulance, fearing that Cormac will be sent to prison. After Ronan threatens the Connors after going to Cormac's funeral, Michelle drives her, Ryan and Ali out of Weatherfield, only to be chased by Ronan. After a car chase, the car breaks down, due to Tracy damaging it in a bid to get mechanic Abi Franklin (Sally Carman) in trouble, and Ryan tries to face Ronan himself, but is knocked down by his car. As Michelle and Ali tend to Ryan's bloodied body, Leanne sees the commotion, but Ronan reverses and hits her with his car too, before crashing the car himself. Ronan is impaled by a sharp piece of wood, which Ali rips out of him as he states that he will continue to make the Connors suffer, killing Ronan.
Ron Sexsmith
Sexsmith has two children (Christopher and Evelyne) with his common law partner, Jocelyne. Their fifteen-year relationship ended in 2001.
Ronald Horan
In 1949 Ron Horan married Elmire and they had two sons, Rodney and David. The family lived in the Hills area of Sydney.
Ron Fellows
He has a wife Lynda Fellows, and 3 kids, Lyndsay, Sam and Patrick Fellows. Ron is a close friend of Dale Earnhardt Jr. who he currently drives for in the NASCAR Nationwide Series; as well as Gilles Villeneuve's son Jacques who was a student in a racing school with Ron.
Ron Stevens
Stevens was married to Phyllis. The couple had two children together. He died of natural causes on May 13, 2014 at the age of 64.
Debra Silverstein
Silverstein is married to Illinois State Senator Ira Silverstein, with whom she has four children. She holds a degree in accounting from the University of Illinois at Chicago. Before entering politics, she founded a small tax consultancy.
Ron Swanson
Ron speaks in a deadpan tone of voice and seldom expresses any kind of emotion, although he is often shown to be very giddy when it comes to riddles and meat. He adheres to many stereotypically masculine traits. He claims to have only cried twice: once when he was hit by a school bus at age 7; secondly when miniature horse Li'l Sebastian died. Ron is an outdoor enthusiast who loves hunting, fishing, camping, and woodworking. For years, Ron has used a park ranger station in the woods as a lodge for private hunting trips with his male colleagues at city hall. He describes fishing as "like yoga, except I still get to kill something." He is particularly attracted to brunettes and what he describes as "strong, self-possessed women at the top of their fields," with professional athletes Steffi Graf and Sheryl Swoopes among his ideal women. He loves breakfast foods and red meats; among the types of food he enjoys are bacon-wrapped shrimp, fried turkey legs inside a grilled hamburger, and bacon-wrapped turkey legs, which are known in Pawnee as "The Swanson." He also drinks heavily but seldom feels the effects of alcohol or gets hung over. He primarily drinks scotch whisky, claiming that "Clear alcohols are for rich women on diets." He is an extremely private person, going so far as to redact his birthday from government documents to keep others from holding parties for him (though he did reluctantly provide it as "springtime" on a hospital admission form). Ron knows almost nothing about popular culture; he recognizes the name Julia Roberts only as the "toothy gal from "Mystic Pizza",” he once confused the "Star Wars" film franchise with "Harry Potter", and on Pawnee Today he reveals that the only movies he’s seen are The Bridge on the River Kwai, Patton, and . He enjoys the music of Willie Nelson, being shown listening to "Hello Walls" and "Buddy" during the series. Ron is extremely concerned with the image people have of him and once refused to seek treatment for a hernia; he instead chose to remain immobile at his desk all day and night until April offered to take him to the hospital.
Ron Silver
In 1975, he married a social worker, later "Self" magazine editor, Lynne Miller; the marriage lasted until 1997, when they divorced.
Rachel Zoe
Zoe met investment banker Rodger Berman in 1991, when both were attending college in Washington, D.C. They married in 1998, and have two sons, Skyler Morrison Berman (born March 22, 2011) and Kaius "Kai" Jagger Berman (born December 2013).
Ron Sims
Sims and his wife, Cayan Topacio, live in the Mount Baker neighborhood of Seattle. They have three sons: Douglas, Daniel, and Aaron.
Billy Ripken
On February 13, 1989, Ripken married Candace Cauffman. They live in Fallston, Maryland, and have two daughters, named Miranda and Anna, and two sons, named Reese and Jack. Ripken is currently a studio analyst for MLB Network and a radio personality for SiriusXM. After retiring from baseball, he partnered with Cal to form Ripken Baseball, which owns three minor league teams, the Aberdeen IronBirds, Augusta Greenjackets, and Charlotte Stone Crabs. Ripken Baseball and MLB.com, the official website of Major League Baseball, launched GetGreat.com on March 6, 2009. GetGreat.com is a youth baseball instructional site.
Ron Miller (songwriter)
Miller has seven grandchildren, including singer and actor Oliver Richman.
Lyn Ott
In 1958, Ott settled in Woodstock, New York and joined the Art Students League of New York. There he began a long-term partnership with fellow painter and spiritual seeker Phyllis Vita Silverman. They had two children, Chris and Leslie, and raised two others, Mimi and Betsy, from Phyllis' previous marriage.
Ron Darling
Ron was married to Irish Wilhelmina model Antoinette O'Reilly, with whom he had two children, Tyler Darling and Jordan Darling. She had small roles on television and in movies, sometimes using her married name, Toni Darling. During their marriage, they appeared in numerous magazine features together.
Sharon Watts
In early 2003, Den's daughter Vicki (now Scarlett Alice Johnson) returns to Walford and soon tracks down Den's estranged son, Dennis Rickman (Nigel Harman), the product of one of Den's affairs 30 years earlier. Dennis has links to the same criminal organisation as Den and he discovers that Den is alive but Sharon refuses to believe him. Dennis and Sharon fall in love, but their romance is halted by Den's return. He survived the shooting in 1989, fleeing to Spain. After years of feeling guilty about disowning Den before his "demise", Sharon is thrilled to see him but furious about the unnecessary hurt he caused. Den resumes position as head of the Watts clan and is disgusted to discover Sharon and Dennis's romantic relationship and blackmails Dennis into ending it. Dennis begrudgingly dates Zoe Slater (Michelle Ryan), but just before Christmas 2004, he secretly reunites with Sharon. The couple plan to move to America on Christmas Day but Zoe announces she is pregnant, a ruse Den concocts to split up Sharon and Dennis. Sharon refuses to let Dennis abandon his child and leaves Walford, returning briefly in February 2005 when summoned by Den's wife, Chrissie (Tracy-Ann Oberman), with the news that Den is ill. Chrissie, Zoe, and Sam Mitchell (Kim Medcalf) confront Den about various deceitful deeds, including Zoe's fake pregnancy and his affairs. Disgusted, Sharon leaves, disowning Den. In a rage, Den attacks Chrissie and she hits him over the head repeatedly with a cast-iron doorstop, killing him. Aided by Zoe and Sam, Chrissie buries Den in the Vic's cellar to cover up the murder.
Ron Swanson
Before the start of "Parks and Recreation", Ron has two ex-wives, both of whom are named Tammy, which is also the name of Ron's mother. Ron despises and fears both of his ex-wives, and they are among the few individuals in the world who can break Ron's usually unwavering stoicism. Nevertheless, Ron shares an extremely passionate sexual connection with his second ex-wife; he compared having sex with her to "doing peyote and sneezing, slowly, for six hours," and added, "That woman really knows her way around a penis." Ron is so susceptible to Tammy 2's sexual temptations that he made a video-tape warning himself about her to play in case he ever got back together with her. Ron plays the saxophone, and secretly performs at out-of-town jazz clubs under the name Duke Silver, which he keeps secret from his colleagues in Pawnee. He wears a trilby hat and suit jacket while playing, fronts a band called the Duke Silver Trio, and has released such albums as "Memories of Now", "Smooth as Silver", and "Hi Ho, Duke". His music is especially popular with older women (among them being April's mother), who find Duke Silver extremely attractive.
Ron Livingston
In May 2013, Livingston and his wife announced they had adopted an infant girl born the previous month. In December 2016, the couple announced they had adopted another child, a girl, who was born the previous year.
Sean Lakeman
Sean is married to singer Kathryn Roberts and they have twin daughters, born July 2007.
Sandrine Corman
Corman married in June 2004 the model Xavier Fiams. She gave birth to a son named Oscar in March 2007. She separated of her husband in 2008 because of the importance of her career.
Elita Loresca
Loresca graduated in 1995 from Chino High School, in Chino California. She was an avid basketball player throughout her high school career. 
On September 4, 2010, she married Ryan Nuveman, who is a brother of USA Softball Olympic gold medalist, Stacey Nuveman. Her first child was born in September 2011.
Nikki Newman
For over three decades, Nikki has been romantically linked with Victor Newman (Eric Braeden). Nikki was originally from the lower walks of life, having been a prostitute and stripper. After multiple failed relationships, she began a romance with Victor, who taught her about society. They fall in love and have a child, Victoria Newman (Amelia Heinle), and later a son, Nicholas Newman (Joshua Morrow). The couple are widely considered a supercouple within the soap opera media. The writers of "The Young and the Restless" detailed their characters to marry and divorce or depart from each other in some form or fashion in a continuous cycle, which is a take on the original supercouple formula. "Soap Opera Digest" relayed the beginning of the pairing's creation and their impact, described as an "inspired decision", led to Victor and Nikki becoming the series' most successful supercouple. In an interview with "Dose" magazine, Scott said that the couple always has to get back together, but not without a challenge.
Jason Furman
Furman and his wife Eve (née Gerber) live in Massachusetts with their three children.
Roy Zimmerman (satirist)
Roy Zimmerman lives and works in Marin County, California, with his wife and collaborator, Melanie Harby, and their sons Joe and Sam.
Marty Brennaman
Brennaman has three children. His son Thom and daughter, Dawn, are children from his first marriage. He also has a daughter, Ashley, from his second marriage. He has five grandchildren. He is married to Amanda Ingram. Thom, also a broadcaster, had worked with the Reds, the Chicago Cubs, Arizona Diamondbacks, and was the number two baseball play-by-play man (behind Joe Buck) on Fox Sports' Major League Baseball broadcasts. On October 4, 2006, the Cincinnati Reds re-hired Thom to join his father in the radio booth as well as do play-by-play on television starting with the 2007 season..
After years of making good-natured fun of his longtime broadcast partner, the late Joe Nuxhall, for playing golf, Brennaman is now an avid golfer himself and speaks of the sport often during his broadcasts. The Marty Brennaman Golf Classic takes place annually at Belterra Casino.
Dennis Rodman
In 1999 Rodman met Michelle Moyer, with whom he had a son, Dennis Junior (D.J., born 2000) and a daughter, Trinity (born 2001). Moyer and Rodman married in 2003 on his 42nd birthday. Michelle Rodman filed for divorce in 2004, although the couple spent several years attempting to reconcile. The marriage was officially dissolved in 2012 when Michelle Rodman again petitioned the court to grant a divorce. It was reported that Rodman owed $860,376 in child and spousal support.
Laura Silverman
Silverman was born to Beth Ann O'Hara and Donald Silverman. Her parents are divorced and each remarried (to John O'Hara and Janice, respectively).
Steve Rothman
Rothman and his first wife had two children, John and Karen. His subsequent marriage also ended in divorce. Rothman now resides in Englewood, NJ.
Jason Redman
Redman is married and has three children.
Parenthood (2010 TV series)
The series is set in Berkeley, California on the east shore of the San Francisco Bay The show revolves around three generations of the Braverman family: the patriarch Zeek Braverman, the matriarch Camille Braverman, and the families of their four children Adam, Sarah, Crosby, and Julia. Adam is married to Kristina and they have children: Haddie, Max, and (later during the series) Nora. Max is diagnosed with Asperger's. Sarah is divorced from Seth, and has two teen children, Amber and Drew. Late in the series, Amber has a son, Zeek, and Sarah marries Hank, who has a daughter Ruby. Crosby has a son Jabbar with girlfriend Jasmine (they marry in Season 3) and later a daughter Aida. Julia is married to Joel and has a daughter Sydney. Later in the series they adopt a son Victor, with intention to adopt his newborn baby sister in the series finale."Parenthood" is based on the 1989 film of the same name, co-written and directed by Ron Howard. Following the release of the film, a television series was created and aired in 1990 on NBC but turned out to be unsuccessful and was cancelled after one season. Nearly two decades later, Jason Katims, the showrunner of "Friday Night Lights", met with Howard and Brian Grazer to ask them to readapt the film on television, which they accepted though they were reluctant at first. The show was given the green-light from NBC in January 2009, and Katims finished writing the pilot script in early 2009.
Shimon Peres
In 1945, Peres married Sonya Gelman, who preferred to remain outside the public eye. They had three children.
Ron Swanson
Many aspects of Ron's character are based on those of Nick Offerman in real life, such as his woodworking abilities; Offerman runs an independent carpentry business called Offerman Woodshop. Offerman also plays saxophone in real life, just as Ron does, although the "Parks and Recreation" writers did not know this when they wrote this element of his character. Offerman's real-life training in stage combat and Kabuki dance were the partial inspiration for self-defense classes Ron offered his parks department colleagues in "Park Safety." Ron's second ex-wife Tammy, who first appeared in the episode "Ron and Tammy," was played by comedian and actress Megan Mullally, Offerman's real-life wife. The idea of Ron hating his ex-wife Tammy was established early in the creation of the character, and it was Schur who conceived the idea of casting Mullally, an idea to which Offerman was extremely responsive.
Ron Gant
As of 2015, Gant lived in Suwanee, Georgia and had four children: a son named Ryan and daughters named Alexus, Symara and Halyn.
Ron Stein
He was married to Janet (White) Stein from September 5, 1959 until his death, and had three children.
Larry Chapman
Chapman has 4 kids (Clint, Larry, Jr., Christa, Luke) and many grandchildren, one of which has the opportunity to play for the Silver Fox.
Ron Killings
Killings married Pamela Killings on April 7, 2011. Their daughter was born in November 15, 2014. He also has four children from previous relationships.
Sarah Silverman
Silverman's real-life sister, Laura, played her sister on "The Sarah Silverman Program." An older sister, Susan, is a rabbi who lives in Jerusalem with her husband, Yosef Abramowitz, the co-founder and president of Arava Power Company, and their five children. Silverman considers herself culturally Jewish, which she has frequently mined for material, but says she is agnostic and does not follow Judaism, claiming, "I have no religion. But culturally I can't escape it; I'm very Jewish."
Ron Fair
Ron Fair married singer-songwriter Stefanie Ridel, a member of the teen girl group Wild Orchid, on September 4, 2001. They have four children together. Fair enjoys gardening and has notably climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro. 
Ron was previously married to Andrea Fair.
Ron East
Since his retirement he has been a real estate developer in Seattle, Washington. His wife gave birth to Ron's son on January 17, 1971 while he was playing in Super Bowl V.
Ronnie O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan has three children: Taylor-Ann Magnus (born 1996) from a two-year relationship with Sally Magnus; and Lily (born 2006) and Ronnie (born 2007) from a relationship with Jo Langley, whom he met at Narcotics Anonymous. In February 2013, he became engaged to actress and former "Strictly Come Dancing" contestant Laila Rouass, with whom he had been in a relationship since early 2012. O'Sullivan became a grandfather in October 2018 after Taylor-Ann gave birth to her first child.
Rick Wakeman
Wakeman has been married four times and has six children. At the age of 20, he married Rosaline Woolford on 28 March 1970 and had two sons, Oliver (b. 26 February 1972) and Adam (b. 11 March 1974). They divorced in 1977. Wakeman then married Swiss-born Danielle Corminboeuf, a recording studio secretary, in January 1980 in the West Indies and lived with her in Montreux. They had one son, Benjamin (b. 1978), before they divorced in late 1980. In 1981, Wakeman met former Page 3 model Nina Carter and had a daughter, Jemma Kiera (b. 1983), before they married in November 1984 and had a son, Oscar (b. 1986). The couple separated in 2000 and divorced in 2004.
Carolyn Gilman
Gilman earned a A.A. from Westbrook College in 1959.
Married to Robert W Gilman. Bob is retired from the Westbrook School System. Carolyn and Robert have five children. Jenifer Parent of Westbrook, ME. who on several occasions ate sour pickles from Hebert's market during her youth, the late Robert W. Gilman Jr. of Houston, TX. who spent his youth spending time with Ron Doyon at the black bridge in Westbrook, Maine. Timothy Gilman of South Portland ME. spent time in his youth working with Billy Jerome programming TRS 80 computers. Matthew Gilman, known as BC Gilman during his days at the University of Maine, resides in Winslow ME. A successful businessman, Matt got his start at Maria's corner store in Westbrook, Maine at the age of 12. Benjamin Gilman, a graduate of the University of Maine School of Law,lives in Gorham, ME. with his wife three daughters and awesome son John Luke Gilman.
Rick Spielman
Spielman is married and has six adopted children. His wife's name is Michele and his children are Juan, Luis, Ronnie, J.D., Omie and Whitney. J.D. currently plays Wide Receiver for the University of Nebraska. Christine Chapman is Rick Spielman's cousin.
Sarah Silverman
She stated she does not want to have biological children because "there's just millions of kids that have no parents" in the world and to avoid the risk that they might inherit her depression. In 2017, Silverman also said that she has prioritized her artistic career, constantly on tour, instead of motherhood.
Ray Sherman
Sherman is married and is the father of three children, one of whom died in 2003.
David Silverman (activist)
David Silverman has one daughter.
Robert G. Newman
Newman was married to Seiko Newman born Kusuba, they have two children. In June 2018, Newman was victim of a car accident in The Bronx, of which sequelae he finally died.
Joseph Silverman
Joseph Silverman (August 25, 1860 in Ohio – 1930 in New York City), was a leading American Reform rabbi and author. He was the first American born rabbi to serve in New York City. In 1887, he married and subsequently had five children with his wife Henrietta.
Ronne Troup
She has been married three times. Troup's second marriage, to actor James Coleman (known for the 1975-76 television series "S.W.A.T."), produced daughters Bridget and Jamie. Troup's current husband is Bob Bayles. She has a sister, Cynnie (born 1943), a television script supervisor. For many years, Ronne taught elementary school in the Los Angeles area. She has now retired.
Dennis Rodman
Rodman was born in Trenton, New Jersey, the son of Shirley and Philander Rodman, Jr., an Air Force enlisted member, who later fought in the Vietnam War. When he was young, his father left his family, eventually settling in the Philippines. Rodman has many brothers and sisters: according to his father, he has either 26 or 28 siblings on his father's side. However, Rodman himself has stated that he is the oldest of a total of 47 children.
Tony Newman (drummer)
He resides in Las Vegas with his wife Toril. Newman has five children, three of them drummers.
Ken Rothman
Rothman's ex-wife, Geri Rothman-Serot, was the Democratic nominee for the United States Senate against Kit Bond in 1992. His son Daniel Rothmanis an attorney in Des Moines Iowa though they are not on speaking terms.
Nev Schulman
In May 2016, Schulman announced he was expecting his first child, a baby girl, with his girlfriend, Laura Perlongo. The couple became engaged on May 26, 2016. Laura gave birth to their daughter, Cleo James, on October 21, 2016. On July 22, 2017, Schulman and Perlongo were wed. In August 2018, the couple announced they were expecting their second child, a baby boy.
On January 9, 2019, Laura gave birth to the couples second child, baby Beau Bobby Bruce, weighing 7lbs 15oz.
Robert A. Silverman
Robert A. Silverman was born on February 24, 1938 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Silverman is a Canadian actor and often cast by writer/director David Cronenberg. He is sometimes credited as Bob Silverman or Robert Silverman. He has appeared in five films directed by David Cronenberg. He has also acted in the "" episodes "Hate On Your Dial" and "Faith Healer" (directed by Cronenberg), and acted with him in "Jason X".
Joy Silverman
In January 1969, she married her childhood friend and furniture store heir, Richard "Dick" Simons. The couple moved to Palm Beach, Florida and had one son, Evan Marc Simons (born 1970). In 1972, they divorced. She was introduced to her second husband, Florida banker David L. Paul, by real estate developer Sol Atlas; they divorced 2 months later. In 1977, she married recently divorced New York financier and millionaire Jeffrey Silverman. Silverman adopted Evan and the couple also adopted a daughter, Jessica. In 1995, they divorced after Silverman's affair with Sol Wachtler. Jeffrey Silverman remarried but later committed suicide.
Ron Darling
In 2004, he married Joanna Last, a makeup artist for Fox Sports. In February, 2016 they had a son, Ronald Maurice Darling III.
Edward Herrmann
Herrmann was married twice and had two daughters, Ryen and Emma. In 1978, he married his longtime girlfriend, screenwriter Leigh Curran. The marriage ended in 1992. Prior to his second marriage, Herrmann's future second wife, Star (Hayner) Roman, filed a paternity suit against him after he fathered a child with her while filming "Harry's War" (1981). Roman and Herrmann eventually married, and the union lasted from 1994 until his death in 2014. Herrmann had one stepson, Rory Herrmann (née Rory Roman), Star Roman's son from a previous relationship who, as an adult, changed his last name from Roman to Herrmann in honor of his stepfather. Rory is currently serving as director of culinary operations for Bill Chait's Sprout Restaurant Group in Los Angeles.
Saving Silverman
Saving Silverman is a 2001 American comedy film directed by Dennis Dugan and starring Jason Biggs, Steve Zahn, Jack Black and Amanda Peet. Neil Diamond has a cameo role playing himself. In the film, Darren Silverman's longtime friends try to save him from marrying his controlling new girlfriend, whose behavior threatens the friends, their band, and Darren's chance at happiness with his lifelong true love.
The Sandman (wrestler)
Fullington was married to [[Lori Fullington]], with whom he has three children: Kelly (born 1987), [[Tyler Fullington|Tyler]] (born 1989) and Austin Oliver (born 1998). Tyler would be featured in ECW's Sandman versus Raven storyline and debuted as a wrestler himself in August 2008, wrestling as "Twisted Sand". Fullington has also another son with his second wife.
Sol Goldman
In 1941, he married Lillian Schuman, who was also Jewish. They had four children: Allan H. Goldman, Diane Goldman Kemper, Amy P. Goldman, and Jane Goldman. Upon his death at the age of 70 in 1987, he owned New York’s largest private real estate portfolio with more than 600 properties valued at $1 billion. His wife and three daughters engaged in litigation over his assets with his wife eventually receiving 1/3rd of his estate. His nephew, Lloyd Goldman, is also a notable real-estate investor in New York City. His children, Allan Goldman and Jane Goldman manage the remaining real estate assets amounting to $6.0B via the firm Solil Management.
Ron Simmons (politician)
Simmons and his wife have three children.
Susan Silverman
Susan Silverman is a Reform rabbi and the sister of comedians Laura Silverman and Sarah Silverman. In 1997, she and her husband, Yosef Abramowitz, co-authored the book "Jewish Family and Life: Traditions, Holidays, and Values for Today’s Parents and Children." She worked as a congregational rabbi in Maryland and as a Jewish educator in Boston and moved to Israel in 2006.
Kevin Newman (journalist)
Newman is married to Cathy Kearns, and the couple have two children; a son, Alex and a daughter, Erica. In 2015, Newman and his son Alex published "All Out: A Father and Son Confront the Hard Truths That Made Them Better Men", a cowritten memoir of their relationship before and after Alex came out as gay at age 17.
Ron Kraus
Born in Waltham, Minnesota to Edward James Kraus(1926-1959) and Vivian Hoffman Krause Zimmerman. His father died when Ron was only 3 years old on July 30, 1959. His mother remarried when Ron was 6 in 1962 to James (Jim) E. Zimmerman(1923-2015), a widower who had lost his wife and 6 kids in a train accident in 1959. Ron has 5 siblings:Joan, James, Steven, Richard, and Thomas Thomas. He has 3 half-siblings: Peter, Paul and Mariia.
Ben Silverman
From 2007-2009, Silverman served as co-chairman of NBC Entertainment and Universal Media Studios. He is also an Emmy and Golden Globe-winning executive producer of such shows as "The Office", "Jane The Virgin", "Ugly Betty", "Marco Polo", "The Tudors", and "The Biggest Loser". Silverman is currently in production on numerous new series' including CW's praised "No Tomorrow" and Apple's first reality television show "Planet of the Apps". On July 10, 2014, The Banff World Media Festival presented Silverman with the "Award of Excellence in Digital Innovation". As of the fourth quarter 2016, Silverman's most recently released feature film "Hands of Stone" starring Edgar Ramirez, Robert De Niro and Usher, and was released theatrically in North America on August 26, 2016 through The Weinstein Company.
Paul H. Silverman
Silverman met his wife, Nancy Josephs, while he was serving in the Army during World War II. The two married on May 20, 1945, and their son, Daniel, was born in 1950; they also had a daughter, Claire. Paul Silverman died on July 16, 2004, of complications resulting from a bone marrow transplant he had received to treat his myelofibrosis.
Steve Zahn
Zahn met the author and theater artist Robyn Peterman in 1991 while they were performing in a national tour of "Bye Bye Birdie"; Peterman is the daughter of clothier J. Peterman. The couple married in 1994 and have two children, Henry (b. 2000) and Audrey (b. 2002). They live on a 360-acre horse farm outside of Lexington, Kentucky, where Zahn gardens and raises horses, goats, and sheep. He and his wife also run a local community theater, in which Zahn occasionally performs. He also has a lake cabin near Pine City, Minnesota, where he enjoys tubing and fishing with his two children.
Yaron Zilberman
Zilberman lives in New York City with his wife, producer Tamar Sela, and their children.
Ron Funches
Funches has one son, who lives with him in Los Angeles. He is open about his son having autism in his comedy.
Ben Silverman
Silverman is the founder of Reveille, a television, film, and theater production and distribution company now owned by Shine Limited under News Corporation. He founded Reveille in 2002 in order to exploit international formats by selling them in the United States. Through his work at Reveille, he is the executive producer of such shows as NBC's "The Office", "The Restaurant", "The Biggest Loser", and ABC's "Ugly Betty", as well as several cable shows, including "Nashville Star", on USA Network, "30 Days" on FX, MTV's "Parental Control" and "Date My Mom", "Blow Out" on Bravo, and "House of Boateng" on the Sundance Channel.
Rachel Bolan
He married longtime girlfriend Donna "Roxxi" Feldman on June 10, 1994 but later divorced. He has no children.
Fred Silverman
Silverman was born in New York City, the son of a Jewish father and a Roman Catholic mother. He graduated from Syracuse University, where he was a member of Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity, and then earned a master's degree from the Ohio State University. After university, he joined WGN-TV in Chicago, Illinois, overseeing program development and children's programming, as well as at WPIX in New York City. His masters thesis analyzed ten years of ABC programming and was so good it led to him being hired as an executive at CBS at the age of 25 in 1963. There, he took over responsibility for all daytime network programming and later, took charge of all of entertainment programming, day and night. Silverman married his assistant, Cathy Kihn, and they had a daughter, Melissa, and son, William.
Ron Selesky
Selesky is married and he and his wife have four children.
List of Spider-Man (1994 TV series) characters
Silvermane (voiced by Jeff Corey as an old man, Townsend Coleman as a young adult, Matthew McCurley as a child, and Cannon Young as a baby) is an elderly crime lord. Although he is a villain, he is not a supervillain, as he has no superhuman powers. He is, however, extremely intelligent. Although he is an enemy of Spider-Man, he does not see eye-to-eye with the superhero's other foes. He is a hated rival of Wilson Fisk (Kingpin), another crime lord. Silvermane is also the father of Alisha, aka Alisha Silvers, a name she went by in order to spy on the research of Dr. Curt Connors. He first appeared in the Insidious Six arc, where in he has Hammerhead hired to capture Spider-Man. In the end of Battle of the Insidious Six, he was rescued by Spider-Man from the Kingpin who tried to kidnap him.
Ron Mason
Ron Mason was born the son of Harvey Mason, a salesman, and Agnes Mackay Mason, an elementary school teacher. He married the former Marion Bell on June 8, 1963. They had two daughters, Tracey (born 1963) and Cindy (born 1968) and two grandsons, Tyler and Travis. Travis was a defenseman on the Michigan State University hockey team until his graduation in 2016. Mason had one sister, Marion Mason Rowe.
Andrew Gelman
Gelman married Caroline Rosenthal in 2002 and has three children.
Morris Silverman
He came from a family of clergy and writers. His wife, Althea H. (Osber), wrote many children's books and his son Rabbi Hillel continues to write Judaic books. His grandson is actor Jonathan Silverman. His great-nephew, Richard Sillman, was the youngest (among the first) cable TV directors in the United States.
Ron Goldman
Goldman was born on July 2, 1968. He grew up in the community of Buffalo Grove, Illinois, near Chicago. His parents divorced in 1974 when he was six and, after spending a brief time in the custody of his mother, Sharon (Fohrman) Rufo, he was raised by his father, Fred Goldman, and lived with him and his younger sister, Kim Goldman.
Ron Goldman
Ronald Lyle Goldman (July 2, 1968 – June 12, 1994) was an American restaurant waiter and a friend of Nicole Brown Simpson; they were killed in 1994 at her Brentwood, Los Angeles home. Nicole's ex-husband, O. J. Simpson, was acquitted of their murders in 1995, but found liable for both deaths in a 1997 civil suit.
Ronnie Coleman
On April 11, 2016, Coleman married personal trainer Susan Williamson. They have four children.
Amy Rose Silverman
In 1995, she married Jeffrey Lee Silverman in a Jewish ceremony in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. She has one son, David Evan. Her sister, Isabel Rose, is the author of the 2005 novel The "J.A.P. Chronicles" which she also adapted into an Off Broadway musical. She funded the 2011 documentary film "Miss Representation", which explores how mainstream media contribute to the under-representation of women in influential positions by circulating limited and often disparaging portrayals of women.
Stanley Silverman
In 1966, Silverman married former VP of BBC America and theatre and television producer and executive Mary Silverman (née Delson); the couple had one child, Ben, chairman and 
co-CEO of Propagate and former NBC co-chairman. With Mary, Silverman also raised artist and illustrator Sarah Delson. In 1980 Silverman married Martha Caplin, a founding member and 1st Violin, Primavera Quartet and the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra. The couple has one child, Rena, a journalist and photography writer.
Ron Reagan
Ron Reagan lives in Seattle. He married Doria Palmieri, a clinical psychologist, in 1980. She died in 2014 from neuromuscular disease. They had no children.
Leon G. Cooperman
With his wife Toby, he has two sons, Wayne and Michael, and three grandchildren. Since the late 1970s, Cooperman has been a resident of the Short Hills neighborhood of Millburn, New Jersey. He has an honorary doctorate in finance from Roger Williams University in Rhode Island.
Dennis Rodman
Rodman entered an outpatient rehab center in Florida in May 2008. In May 2009, his behavior on "Celebrity Apprentice" led to an intervention which included Phil Jackson as well as Rodman's family and other friends. Rodman initially refused to enter rehabilitation because he wanted to attend the "Celebrity Apprentice" reunion show. In 2009, Rodman agreed to appear on the third season of "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew". Rodman remained a patient at the Pasadena Recovery Center for the 21-day treatment cycle. A week after completion he entered a sober-living facility in the Hollywood Hills, which was filmed for the second season of "Sober House". During episode seven of "Sober House", Rodman was shown being reunited with his mother Shirley, from whom he had been estranged for seven years. During this same visit Shirley also met Rodman's two children for the first time. On January 10, 2010, on the same day that "Celebrity Rehab" premiered, Rodman was removed from an Orange County, California restaurant for disruptive behavior. In March 2012, Rodman's financial advisor said, "In all honesty, Dennis, although a very sweet person, is an alcoholic. His sickness impacts his ability to get work."
Ron Kouchi
Ron Kouchi is married to Joy Naomi Tanimoto. He has two sons, Dan and Egan.
Ron Wyden
Wyden's home is in Portland, Oregon, and he has an apartment in Washington, D.C. He has two grown children, Adam and Lilly, by his first wife, Laurie (née Oseran); they divorced in 1999 after 20 years of marriage. His son Adam Wyden is an entrepreneur and owner of a hedge fund, ADW Capital Partners LP.
True Colors (TV series)
Set in Baltimore, Ronald Freeman (Frankie Faison) is a widowed African-American dentist who marries Ellen Davis (Stephanie Faracy), a divorced white kindergarten teacher who was one of his patients. Ron has two sons from his first marriage, 17-year-old earnest conservative Terry (Claude Brooks) and daydreaming 14-year-old troublemaker Lester (Adam Jeffries), while Ellen has a teenage daughter, studious, cause-driven Katie (Brigid Conley Walsh). Ellen's ex-husband, Leonard (played in guest appearances by Paul Sand), who is accepting of her second marriage, would occasionally visit her while attempting to get his life back on track. Although the series did focus on race issues, most episodes focused on the family adjusting to their new living situation and the three children going through adolescence.
Ron Wilson (newsreader)
Wilson is married with three children. He supports the Sydney Swans AFL club.
John Bowman (broadcaster)
He is married to psychiatrist Eimer Philbin Bowman and they have had four children: Jonathan, Emma, Abie and Daniel. His eldest son Jonathan Philbin Bowman, a journalist, television and radio presenter, died in an accident in March 2000. His daughter Emma Philbin Bowman works in Dublin as a psychotherapist . His middle son Abie Philbin Bowman is a columnist for The Dubliner magazine and a stand up comedian, while in 2005 his youngest son Daniel initiated "Be Not Afraid"; a charity wristband campaign which raised over €80,000 in aid of "Turning the Tide of Suicide" and the Irish Red Cross and later set up a youth-marketing firm, Spark.
Dan Dorfman
Dorfman grew up in a Brooklyn orphanage. He attended the New York School of Printing, graduating in 1949. Dorfman was divorced in 1986 from his wife Iris, and had one daughter, Leah Dorfman Kelly. His daughter died on November 30, 2008. He remarried, Harriet Kasenetz Dorfman, and until his death resided in New York City.
Stan Zimmerman
Stan Zimmerman is an American television producer, director and screenwriter. Zimmerman has written for many television series including "The Golden Girls", "Roseanne" and "Gilmore Girls" and the 1996 feature film "A Very Brady Sequel". Zimmerman is also the creator and executive producer of the sitcom "Rita Rocks", starring Nicole Sullivan and Tisha Campbell-Martin which ran on Lifetime Television.