How To Return A LOT Of Other Columns With Group By

I have a MyNames table which contains over 100 columns. The Name column may have the same name in many rows. The data looks like this.

Name..........Factor1..........Factor2...
John..........X................Y
John..........X................X
Mary..........T................Y
Mary..........V................Y

I need a result table containing all 100 columns from MyNames but only the unique names in the name column. I don’t care which name row is used.

Name..........Factor1..........Factor2...
John..........X................Y
Mary..........V................Y

I have tried DISTINCT and GROUP BY.
DISTINCT will unique on every column listed so I will end up with the name repetred in the Name column.

SELECT DISIINCT Name, Factor1, Factor2 => I do not want the Factor columns involved in the distinct. This will cause the same name to appear in more than one row.

Group by will requires that I place the remaininf 99 columns in a function in order to have the columns listed.

SELECT Name, MAX(Address)... => adding 99 fields.

Is there a way get only the unique Names with the 99 other columns with out having to manually put the other 99 columns in functions?