I read on this site:
http://www.wiccapages.com/dieties.html
...about how different people will choose to follow not just the Pagan God and Goddess, but 'lesser' deities such as in the Egyptian culture, Celtic culture and possibly the old Norse culture.

I was just wondering what works for others? Which deities do you feel more in-tune with? Possibly a mixture of different cultural Gods/Goddesses?

I suppose this boils down to what people prefer to call the deities they worship, since there are similarities from culture to culture  in what the Gods stand for.

The one I seem to have the most affinity for is Persephone.

I'm in the midst of some spiritual house cleaning, so my affinity is in flux. But for much of my life I have been a dedicant of Morrigan and feel connected to certain Celtic, Egyptian, and Norse deities.

For me I am most in-tune with the Goddess Pele, she and I have a very close spiritual relationship. I also feel close to certain Loa Spirits which are seen sometimes as lesser Dieties and sometimes Gods of Ancient/Current African religions and spirituality, in particular Ayizan.

The gods I feel most in tune with are the Eight Drunken Immortals, but out of the eight I feel most in tune with Lu, Chan, and Jun.

The god Lu, the drunkard with inner strength.
The god Li, the drunken cripple with the powerful right leg.
The god Jun, the drunkard holding a pot in his arms.
The god Lan, the god with the sudden deadly waist attacks.
The god Chan, the drunk with the swift double-kicks.
The god Tso, the drunkard with the powerful throat lock.
The god Han, the drunken flute player with the powerful wrists.
The god Miss Ho, the drunken woman flaunting her body.