March 4th (current)
Because you are born on the date of March 4th, it means you are born to play the 6 of Spades with a Queen of Clubs personality.
The 6 of Spades is the primary pattern of your life. It is like your Avatar. It's your entrance token to the game of your life.
The Queen of Clubs is the secondary pattern of your life. It reflects your outward personality and may rule your behavior.
Famous people born on March 4th
All of these people share your cards to play. Like you, they were born to play the 6 of Spades overlaid with a Queen of Clubs personality.
Born to play the 6 of Spades / Queen of Clubs
Spanish-born Queen of France by virtue of her marriage to Louis VIII; after the death of her husband, she effectively ruled the country as Regent making savvy political decisions, including staving off a British invasion, until her 12-year old son came of age
Italian Baroque composer, virtuoso violinist and Roman Catholic priest; best known for his violin concertos called the Four Seasons
Jack Sheppard
"Honest Jack" was a notorious British thief who managed to escape from prison four times before eventually being caught and hanged; became a folk hero upon his death
Rebecca Gratz
Educator and philanthropist who among other accomplishments was instrumental in founding the Philadelphia Orphan Asylum and served on its board for 40 years; she never married
Knute Rockne
Known as "American football's most-renowned coach;" famous for popularizing the use of the forward pass; died in a plane crash
Richard DeVos
American billionaire; co-founder of the multi-level marketing business Amway to distribute cleaning products
Jack Fisher
A mediocre baseball pitcher best known for giving up historic home-runs; he gave up Ted Williams 521st home run in his last ever at-bat and Roger Maris's 60th home run during the 1961 season
Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini
American boxer and member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame; known for the "Tragedy in the Ring" when, after knocking out his opponent in the 14th round, the opponent fell into a coma and died; the boxer's mother killed herself afterwards as did the referee who had refereed the fight; Mancini himself fell into a deep depression; the World Boxing Commission acted to shorten all title bouts to a maximum of 12 rounds
Rock n' Roll bassist who played primarily with the heavy metal band Metallica
NBA basketball player with three championships and three all-star appearances; known for his fiery rhetoric both on the court and in the locker room; sometimes considered a "dirty player," he is among the league leaders in being called for technical fouls