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Sonja Eve Christopher is a contestant from Survivor: Borneo.

Sonja has the distinction of being the first person ever voted off from the American Survivor franchise.

Bill Byron "B.B." Andersen[1] was a contestant from Survivor: Borneo.

B.B. died after suffering "a massive stroke and brain cancer" on October 29, 2013. He is the second contestant to have passed away.

Stacey Elizabeth Stillman[1] is a contestant from Survivor: Borneo.

She was known for suing Survivor Executive Producer Mark Burnett for allegedly influencing other contestants to remove her from the show.

Ramona Marvinia Gray is a contestant from Survivor: Borneo.

She holds the distinction of being the first African-American contestant to be voted out.

Dirk Henry Been is a contestant from Survivor: Borneo.

Joel J. Klug is a contestant from Survivor: Borneo.

Gretchen Cordy is a contestant from Survivor: Borneo.

A likable leader and strong survivalist, Gretchen was remembered for being the victim of the first major blindside in history of the series. This would set up the modern game where people are voted out for strengths over weaknesses after the merge.

Gregory Matthew "Greg" Buis is a contestant from Survivor: Borneo.

He has the distinction of being the first jury member in the history of Survivor, the first person ever to win an individual Immunity Challenge and known for his wacky antics and general likability.

Jennifer Leigh "Jenna" Lewis is a contestant from Survivor: Borneo and Survivor: All-Stars.

Jenna was most notable for not having a videotape during the show's first Reward Challenge regarding the survivor's loved ones.

Gervase Peterson is a contestant from Survivor: Borneo and Survivor: Blood vs. Water.

In Borneo, Gervase was known for his disparaging comment on women. 13 years later he returned for Blood vs. Water with his niece Marissa.

Colleen Marie Haskell is a contestant from Survivor: Borneo.

Colleen is considered to be Survivor's first ever "sweetheart." She is also remembered for being the first female to win an individual challenge and for being the last member standing from her Pagong tribe.

Sean Thomas Kenniff is a contestant from Survivor: Borneo.

Kenniff was most popular for his odd "Alphabet Strategy", basing his vote from the alphabetical arrangement of his fellow cast members' names; and accidentally helping the Tagi Alliance in eliminating the competition from the rival Pagong tribe. He was known affectionately by his tribemates as Dr. Sean.

Susan "Sue" Hawk was a contestant from Survivor: Borneo and Survivor: All-Stars.

In Borneo, she made a mark on the series with her infamously impassioned "Snakes and Rats" speech during the Final Tribal Council.

In All-Stars, Sue made enemies with her tribe, especially with Big Tom, with her abrasive behavior. However, she hit her breaking point when she was sexually violated by Borneo tribemate Richard during a challenge. She quit because of the detrimental impact it had on her, which was aggravated by Probst's comment about the incident.

Rudolph Ernst "Rudy" Boesch is a contestant from Survivor: Borneo and Survivor: All-Stars.

A former Navy SEAL, Rudy is remembered for his begrudging friendship with Richard Hatch, being a part of the first ever voting pact and being the oldest castaway to ever compete.