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Kachkar Jack – (born 1963) CEO of Inyx
Kaloian Alexander – (born 1962) composer.
Kaloogian Howard – (born 1951) California State Assemblyman from 1994-2000.
Kanayan Drastamat (1884-1956) Commander of the Armenian Legion
Kapikian Albert – virologist and pioneer in vaccine development for rotavirus.
Kapreliants Rafael Ivanovich – (1909-1984) pilot and Air Force commander.
Kaprielian Rachel – Massachusetts State representative.
Karadagian Martin – (1922-1991) Argentine actor and TV host
Karamyan  Artavazd– footballer, Armenia NT key player
Karapetian Hasmik – (born 1979, Armenia) soprano singer and vocal teacher in Iran.
Kardashian Kim – (born 1980) Model, designer, business woman
Karsh Malak – (1915-2001) landscape photographer; art collector
Karsh Yousuf – (1908-2002) portrait photographer.
Kasparov Garry – world chess champion
Kavoukjian Martiros Armenologist
Kazanjian Howard – (born 1942) producer
Kazanjian Patriarch Karekin II Kazanjian of Constantinople – 83rd Armenian Patriarch of Constantinople. Bishop and author.
Kazanjian  Varaztad – pioneer plastic surgeon.
Kazarian Frankie – professional wrestler
Kebabian J. W. – neuroscientist and pioneer in dopamine receptor research
Kekaumenos – Late Roman (Byzantine) general; author.
Kenkulian Udi Hrant – (1901-1978) musician.
Kentikian Susianna – professional boxer
Keosayan  Edmond– (1936-1994) film director
Kerkorian Gary – Retired NFL player, quarterback of the Baltimore Colts
Kerkorian Kirk – (born 1917) owner and founder of MGM Mirage
Keshishian Alek – (born 1964) Lebanese-born American film director
Keteyian Armen – (born 1953) reporter, broadcaster
Kevoian Bob (born 1950) Co-host of the Bob & Tom Show
Kevorkian Francois – (born 1954) USA, producer and record label owner
Kevorkian Jack – pathologist, euthanasia activist
Khachatryan Garegin – (1975-1995) ceramic-sculptor, painter
Khachatryan Rafik – (1937-1993) sculptor
Khachatryan Sergey - (born 1985) youngest violinist winner of Sibelius competition and 2005 winner Queen Elizabeth competition.
Khachaturian Aram – (1903-1978) Armenia, composer.
Khachigian  Ken – former chief speechwriter and White House adviser.
Khachiyan Leonid – mathematician
Khan Yeprem – (1868-1912) Armenian-Iranian revolutionary leader.
Khantzian Edward – Harvard psychiatrist; developed self medication hypothesis of substance abuse
Kharatyan Dmitry – (born 1960) actor
Khatchaturian Zaven – neuroscientist; Alzheimer's disease researcher
Khorenatsi Moses of Chorene – Movses Khorenatsi; – historian
Khrimian Mkrtich (Khrimian Hayrik) – (1820 - 1907) He became ordained at age 33 as a priest. With his modest printing equipment he started to publish "Eagle of Vaspurakan" in 1858, the first Armenian newspaper published in the Ottoman Empire.
Khudyakov Sergei – (1901 - 1950) Chief-Air-Marshal, USSR; commander of the Anti-aircraft warfare of Moscow, World War II.
Kiouregkian Artiom – wrestler
Kirakosian Mihran – Dancer/Singer/Actor, Back-up dancer to Madonna, Britney Spears and more
Kirlian Semyon – pioneer of photography
Knunyants Ivan – chemist
Kolouta Vilen – (1930-1999) cinematographer
Koryun – historian
Koundakjian Clifford Ara Condak (Koundakjian) (1930 - 1986) Armenian illustator, painter, NYC.
Kricorian Nancy – writer, activist
Krikorian George – (born 1945) owner of Krikorian Premiere Theaters
Krikorian Mark – political scientist and executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies
Kristof  Nicolas– (born 1959) correspondent of New York Times
Kurkjian Tim – (born 1956) baseball analyst at ESPN

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