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Pastor is an occupational surname for the profession of a religious pastor and the profession of a shepherd pastor. Notable people with the surname include:Amy Wynn Pastor, American reality show performer
Aurelio Pastor, Peruvian politician
Beatriz Pastor, American politician
Ed Pastor (1943–2018), American politician from Arizona
Ernesto Pastor (1892–1921), Puerto Rican bullfighter
Facundo Pastor, Argentine radio journalist
Frank Pastor, East German footballer
George Pastor, American soccer player
Gildo Pastor (1910–1990), Monegasque businessman and property developer.
Gildo Pallanca Pastor, Monegasque businessman, CEO and owner of Venturi Automobiles
Hélène Pastor (1937–2014), heiress and businesswoman from Monaco
Lubos Pastor, Slovak-American economist
Ludwig von Pastor (1854–1928), German historian and diplomat for Austria
Manuel Rivas Pastor, Spanish chess grandmaster
Michel Pastor (1944–2014), Monegasque businessman and art collector
Paco Cabanes Pastor (1954–2021), Spanish Valencian pilota player
Robert Pastor (1947–2014), American scholar; national security adviser to President Jimmy Carter
Rosana Pastor, Spanish actress
Thierry Pastor, French singer
Tony Pastor (1837–1908), American impresario, variety performer and theatre owner
Tony Pastor (bandleader) (1907–1969), Italian-American singer and saxophonist
Toon Pastor (1929–2008), Dutch boxer
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