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Mark Spitz. Watching him win those 7 gold medals inspired me to become a swimmer which made a profound impact on my life.

Albert Einstein. I would like to experience his humor first hand.

Christmas at my Grandmother's Family Entertainment Center. She would turn on all the games in the arcade and give us as many tokens as we wanted.

Staying at my grandparent's house and spending the night. In the morning I would wake up to the smell of breakfast with the radio in the background, and I would hear my grandmother and grandfather talking in the kitchen. Such a simple pleasure but such a good one!

I would want to meet my grandfather. I heard he was a wonderful man.

Winston Churchill. I think he would have great stories to tell.

Elvis-he was an amazing performer and was not afraid to pursue his dream.

The summer I turned 10. My parents told us we were going to visit my grandparents. My sister and I fell asleep in the car and when we woke up a few hours later, we found out we were going to Six Flags Great America instead! It was the best surprise ever and we went to my grandparents afterwards!

Summer vacations with my family. Go-karts, water parks, and arcades for 2 weeks straight!

Steve McQueen. I grew up watching his movies and trying to do some of his stunts when I probably shouldn't have. He got me in trouble on several occasions.

Thanks to my mom and dad I have many, but if I had to pick one it would be camping with the whole family at Kerr Dam.

Abraham Lincoln because he was one of the most influential presidents in U.S. history.

Duncan Yo Yo!   I was a Yo Yo Queen!

Luciana, an eight-year-old girl in Mexico that my husband and I have sponsored since she was four. We have written a lot of letters to each other and she has drawn many pictures for us. I would like to meet her and give her a great big hug!

Pete Hamill, a great writer in NYC.

Everything that came from the bottom of a cereal or Cracker Jack box. I still look on the back of every box before I buy.

Tina Fey. She's smart, funny, strong, and, from best I can tell, has stayed real despite being a celebrity.

Richard Branson. He’s an innovative and successful entrepreneur, who seems to live and enjoy life to the fullest extent possible.

Living in Colorado and seeing Donna Fargo sing "I'm the happiest girl in the whole USA" at the rodeo.

Cartoonist Bill Watterson. We could talk about the Transmogrifier and The Horrendous Space Kablooie.

She-Ra Princess of Power!

My Great Grandparents to see what they were like.

Watching the Wizard of Oz everytime it was on t.v. with my family.

The Yomega Yo-Yo.

Anything "Peanuts" or "Snoopy". I have been an avid collector of all things Snoopy since grade school.

My Johnny Eagle M-14 rifle, with sound effects and plastic bullets that you could load in a magazine and shoot. It definitely gave me superior firepower over the other kids on my block.

Betty White. She's awesome. I admire all the work she does for animals.

First time I rode a roller coaster - Loved it!

My bicycle!

Barbie doll house. It had 3 stories with an "elevator"!

Going to see the Cardinals play every summer with my family.

Nikola Tesla. Imagine what he could change today.

Flying my grandfather's airplane when I was six.

Steve Jobs...I would love to see him at work. I wonder if he could hold a simple conversation with simple people.

A stuffed elephant that I had as a kid. His name was Peanuts.