- R. B. Greaves - Singer/Songwriter - "Take A Letter Maria"
- Boogie De Freitas - Cyclist
- Benjamin Yhap: Musician and Co-founder of the Band "Chet and the Diamonds"
- David Dabydeen, Critic, Writer and Novelist
- Sir John Carter: January 27, 1919 - February 23, 2005
- Dr. Wilfred Chan: Natural Products Chemistry Pioneer
- Dr. Leon C. Wilson, Guyanese, has been named interim provost and vice president for Academic Affairs at ASU
- Simone A. James Alexander Ph.D. - Professor & Author
- Ruth Osman - Singer and Flautist
- Claire Ann Goring: Artist and Cultural Director
- Baroness Amos
- Charmaine Blackman: Internationally acclaimed Singer/Entertainer
- Poet John Agard is selected for Queen's poetry medal
- Carmen Subryan, author of "Black-Water Women"
- Verian Mentis Barker, Author
- Kwesi Oginga, Radio Broadcaster, Pastor, Adjunct Professor, Author and Much More
- Robert Adams: Actor - (1906–1965)
- Sir Wilson Harris, author of "Palace of the Peacock", among many others
- Ken Corsbie - Legend of the theatre
- Clement Pinheiro (Astwood)
- Melitta Jass, American-Guyanese author of "Tomorrow's People"
- Roland DaSilva, Airline Captain, Chief Pilot, Manager, First and only recipient of Guyana’s Highest award for Bravery - The Cacique Crown of Valor
- Clive Atwell: Professional Boxer, Businessman and Group Educator
- Terry J. Logan, Author, Scientist, Entrepreneur
- Gordon (Bunny) Elphage - Cycle, Motor Cycle and Car Racing Champion
- Maiko Watson, Canadian Award winning singer/songwriter is the daughter of Guyana's Beatrice Watson
- Sir Harold Bollers: February 5, 1915 - December 26, 2006
- Denis J. I. Williams: 1923-1998 - Painter, Author & Archaeologist - by Betty J. Meggers
- Aubrey Cummings - Musician and Vocalist
- Sharon Maas - Author and Adventurer
- J. L. Adams - Author of 100for1
- Ric Couchman, Teacher, Author, Poet, Blogger, and Much More
- Corporal Douglas Ivan Westmaas, Reportedly Killed in Action (WWII), Royal Corps of Signals
- James Clarke (born in British Guiana in 1886), hero who saved children’s lives
- Jeanne Beker lets her hair down for hairdresser Gregory Parvatan (Guyanese)
- Elton Dharry bantamweight boxer from Guyana fights out of Brooklyn, New York, USA
- Fred D'Aguiar - Poet, Novelist & Playwright
- Runa Lucienne, Model, Actress, and former Playboy Bunny of Guyanese heritage
- The Story Of Bing Serrão And The Ramblers
- Professor Ivelaw Lloyd Griffith appointed tenth Vice-Chancellor of the University of Guyana
- Rafael Cameron: Entertainer, Singer, Songwriter
- Norman Beaton: Actor - (October 31, 1934 - December 13, 1994)
- Rafael Cameron - Entertainer, Singer, Songwriter
- Guyana's own ShaMain releases new single
- Rihanna: Multi-Platinum Grammy Award Winning Music Artist
- Peter Fernandes - Cyclist
- Ken Johnson: June 22, 1917 - March 18, 1941 - Britain's first black swing bandleader
- Lancelot Gibbs, Guyana and West Indies Cricketer
- Grace Nichols - Journalist, Novelist & Teacher
- Keith Easton, author of "A Village Co-operative Business Experience"
- Wordsworth McAndrew: He lived in New York and New Jersey; his Muse spoke to him from Guyana
- Sir Lionel Alfred Luckhoo
- Pabst Racing Announces Calvin Ming (Guyanese) for The 2017 Usf2000 Championship
- E. R. Braithwaite, author of "To Sir, With Love"
- Bing Serrao and the Ramblers, legendary musicians and Guyana’s first amplified string band
- Christopher Brasher - CBE, Athlete & Brainchild of The London Marathon
- Kimani Nehusi, African Historian Former Athlete, Academic and Author
- Brenda Chester DoHarris, author of "The Coloured Girl In The Ring"
- Edward Theophilus Nelson: October 22, 1874 – August 03, 1940 (Guyanese) first West Indian to be called to the Bar in England
- George (Boy Blue) Cumberbatch - Cyclist
- From the rice fields of Guyana to a Brevard County bench - By Jan Pudlow
- Colin Croft: The meanest of the West Indian fast bowling terrors
- Alissa Trotz receives President's Teaching Award - By Gavin Au-Yeung
- Author, Dr. Frank Douglas: Excellence With a Mission
- Guyanese artist Dudley Charles Stimulates Audience at NBC Studio, Washington, DC
- Celebrating The Life of Neil V.I.M. Chan, A.A.
- Reggie Paul ..Mr. Smooth - Master of Caribbean and World Rhythms
- An Author’s Journey - In Her Own Words by Yolanda Marshall
- Mayor Vincent Gray Proclaims 'Kojo Nnamdi Day'
- Sir Clive Hubert Lloyd
- Guyanese born Eric Phillips named in the 1990-91 list of White House Fellows by President George H. W. Bush
- Winston Overton - Author of "Wall Street Scandals"
- Hon. Arthur Chung: January 10, 1918 – June 23, 2008
- Aubrey Mann: Singer, Songwriter, Producer, Director, Businessman
- Helena DaSilva Martin - Author of "Walk Wit' Me, All Ova Guyana"
- Ram John Holder: Actor/Musician
- Hon. Desmond Hoyte: March 9, 1929 – December 22, 2002
- Robert Dornford, Architect of Guyana’s Entry into the Jet Aviation Age
- Dr. Karen D Godette
- Motor Racing Ace David Reid Passes on
- Maritza Correia - Olympic Athlete
- Ivor Mendonca; Guyana and West Indies Cricketer
- Dr. Cheddie Jagan: March 22, 1918 - March 06, 1997
- Roger Harper: one of the greatest fielders of all time
- Mark Archer, author of "Where Do Broken Hearts Go"
- Sister Mary Aileen Menezes PhD
- Eddy Grant: Platinum Selling Music Artist
- Barbara Adams, Guyana's First Female Helicopter Pilot
- Guyanese American Michelle Godette Sworn In As Mission Director to Guinea And Sierra Leone
- Dolly Baksh - Dancer and International Performing Artiste
- Olga Lopes-Seale: December 26, 1918 - February 04, 2011
- Dr. Frank Douglas, MD, PhD
- Dr. Richard Cambridge Adviser to the Regional Vice President, African Diaspora Program at The World Bank
- Linden Forbes Sampson Burnham - By Minette Bacchus
- A steadily rising star on the American tennis scene, Sachia Vickery of Guyanese Parentage
- Godfrey Chin - Social History Icon and Culture Enthusiast
- Deborah Persaud, M.D Associate professor, pediatric infectious diseases, JHUSOM, Elizabeth Glaser Scientist
- Shawna Rochelle Kimbrell, First black female fighter pilot follows childhood dream - Of Guyanese Heritage
- Wordsworth McAndrew (November 22, 1936 - April 28, 2008)