The following is a list of notable deaths in August 2018.

Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:

• Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequent country of citizenship (if applicable), reason for notability, cause of death (if known), and reference.

August 2018

1

• Alija Behmen, 77, Bosnian politician, PM of Bosnia and Herzegovina federation (2001–2003) and Mayor of Sarajevo (2009–2013).^[1]
• Garnet Bloomfield, 89, Canadian politician, MP for London—Middlesex (1980–1984).^[2]
• Gaqo Çako, 83, Albanian opera singer.^[3]
• Mary Carlisle, 104, American actress (College Humor, Doctor Rhythm, Dead Men Walk).^[4]
• Maruja Carrasco, 74, Spanish botanist, herbalist and academic (Complutense University of Madrid, University of Chicago).^[5]
• David I. Cleland, 92, American engineer and writer.^[6]
• Mário Cravo Júnior, 95, Brazilian sculptor, designer, and painter.^[7]
• Cui Xiuwen, 50–51, Chinese artist.^[8]
• Jack Gaffney, 88, Australian footballer (Fitzroy) and lawyer.^[9]
• Rick Genest, 32, Canadian fashion model and actor (Carny, 47 Ronin), fall.^[10]
• Howard Grant, 79, American jockey.^[11]
• Jan Kirsznik, 84, Polish rock saxophonist.^[12]
• Eleonore Koch, 92, German-born Brazilian painter and sculptor.^[13]
• Frédéric Kyburz, 74, Swiss Olympic judoka.^[14]
• Fakir Musafar, 87, American performance artist and modern primitive proponent, lung cancer.^[15]
• Jüri Rätsep, 83, Estonian politician and judge, magistrate of the Supreme Court (1993–2002).^[16]
• Celeste Rodrigues, 95, Portuguese fado singer.^[17]
• Hasanaga Sadigov, 67, Azerbaijani ashik musician, cancer.^[18]
• Jakob Schönenberger, 86, Swiss oberst, banker (Swiss National Bank) and politician, member of Council of States (1979–1991).^[19]
• Jalees Sherwani, 70, Indian screenwriter and lyricist.^[20]
• Bhishma Narain Singh, 85, Indian politician, Governor of Assam (1984–1989) and Tamil Nadu (1991–1993).^[21]
• John Tangi, 67, Niuean-born Cook Island politician.^[22]
• Nancy Tuckerman, 89, American secretary, White House Social Secretary (1963), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.^[23]
• Umbayee, 66, Indian ghazal singer, cancer.^[24]
• Rolf Valtin, 93, American soccer player.^[25]
• Hannie van Leeuwen, 92, Dutch politician, Senator (1995–2007).^[26]
• Stefano Vetrano, 95, Italian politician, Deputy (1968–1975).^[27]
• Taylor Whitley, 38, American football player (Miami Dolphins, Denver Broncos, Washington Redskins).^[28]
• Rotraut Wisskirchen, 82, German biblical archaeologist and academic, Order of Merit (2011).^[29]

2

• Neil Argo, 71, American composer (Wild America, Mission: Impossible), heart failure.^[30]
• Shaharuddin Badaruddin, 55, Malaysian politician, colon cancer.^[31]
• Bob Berry, 102, New Zealand dendrologist.^[32]
• A. K. Bose, 69, Indian politician, cardiac arrest.^[33]
• Marcial, 77, Brazilian footballer.^[34]
• Givi Chikvanaia, 79, Georgian water polo player, Olympic silver medalist (1960, 1968).^[35]
• Gabriel Covarrubias Ibarra, 88, Mexican politician, Senator (1997–2000), Mayor of Guadalajara (1989–1992).^[36]
• Tom Cox, 88, British politician, MP for Wandsworth Central (1970–1974) and Tooting (1974–2005).^[37]
• Armand de Las Cuevas, 50, French racing cyclist, suicide.^[38]
• Harald Hauptmann, 82, Czech-born German prehistorian, archaeologist and academic (Heidelberg University), member of Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts.^[39]
• Yogi Huyghebaert, 74, Canadian politician, Saskatchewan MLA (2000–2016).^[40]
• Ûssarĸak K'ujaukitsoĸ, 70, Greenlandic Inuit politician and human rights activist, member of the Inatsisartut (1984–1995).^[41]
• Brian Kelly, 75, English footballer.^[42]
• Herbert King, 55, Colombian actor (Pasión de Gavilanes, Guajira, Loving Pablo), heart attack.^[43]
• Salvatore Meleleo, 89, Italian politician, Deputy (1983–1994) and Senator (2001–2006).^[44]
• Winston Ntshona, 76, South African actor (Marigolds in August) and playwright (The Island, Sizwe Banzi Is Dead), Tony winner (1975).^[45]
• Vladimír Plaček, 53, Czech politician and physician, Senator (since 2012).^[46]
• Mihai Radu Pricop, 68, Romanian politician, Senator (2000–2004).^[47]
• Heinz Rökker, 97, German night fighter pilot during World War II.^[48]
• Daan Schrijvers, 76, Dutch footballer (national team, AFC DWS, PSV Eindhoven, NAC Breda).^[49]
• Darrel Sutton, 71, Canadian curler.^[50]
• Viktor Tyumenev, 61, Russian ice hockey player, Olympic champion (1984).^[51]
• María José la Valenciana, 44, Spanish transsexual sex worker and internet personality.^[52]
• Bill Wattenburg, 82, American engineer, author, and radio talk show host, cancer.^[53]
• Ferdinand Willeit, 79, Italian politician, Deputy (1987–1992), heart attack.^[54]

3

• Matija Barl, 78, Slovene actor (Kekec).^[55]
• Joseph C. Burke, 86, American educator and academic, President of the State University of New York at Plattsburgh (1974–1986).^[56]
• Terry Bush, 75, English footballer (Bristol City).^[57]
• Carlos Buttice, 75, Argentine footballer (Unión Española, Bahia, CASLA).^[58]
• Raffaele Castielli, 91, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Lucera–Troia (1987–1996).^[59]
• Carlos Chávez, 59, Bolivian football administrator, cancer.^[60]
• Ingrid Espelid Hovig, 94, Norwegian television chef and cookbook author.^[61]
• Cliff Huxford, 81, English football player (Southampton, Exeter City) and manager.^[62]
• Koulla Kakoulli, 56, British musician, dominatrix and bodybuilder.^[63]
• Reinhart Langer, 97, German-born New Zealand plant physiologist and academic (Lincoln University).^[64]
• John Loone, 87, Australian politician, member of the Tasmanian Legislative Council (1989–2001).^[65]
• Murray Matthewson, 73, New Zealand hand surgeon.^[66]
• Moshé Mizrahi, 86, Egyptian-born Israeli film director (Madame Rosa, Every Time We Say Goodbye, The House on Chelouche Street), Oscar winner (1978).^[67]
• John Schella, 71, Canadian ice hockey player (Vancouver Canucks, Houston Aeros).^[68]
• Zbigniew Ścibor-Rylski, 101, Polish Air Force officer (Warsaw Uprising) and brigadier general.^[69]
• Piotr Szulkin, 68, Polish film director (The War of the Worlds: Next Century, O-Bi, O-Ba: The End of Civilization).^[70]
• Ronnie Taylor, 93, British cinematographer (Gandhi, Cry Freedom, A Chorus Line), Oscar winner (1983).^[71]
• Zhang Baosheng, 57–58, Chinese qigong master.^[72]

4

• Sergey Ambartsumian, 96, Armenian scientist, member of Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union (1979–1984).^[73]
• Afsar Amed, 58, Indian Bengali writer.^[74]
• Lorrie Collins, 76, American rockabilly singer (The Collins Kids).^[75]
• Delwyn Costello, 58, New Zealand cricketer.^[76]
• Lluïsa Forrellad, 91, Spanish writer.^[77]
• Stephen Goodson, South African banker and Holocaust denier, Director of the Reserve Bank (2003–2012).^[78]
• Donald Hunt, 88, British choral conductor.^[79]
• Brian Illman, 80, Australian cricketer.^[80]
• Alan Jackson, 82, Australian businessman, director of Nylex Plastics.^[81]
• Anita Miller, 91, American author and publisher, co-founder of Academy Chicago Publishers.^[82]
• Josy Moinet, 88, French politician, Senator for Charente-Maritime (1973–1989), Mayor of Saint-Rogatien (1959–2008).^[83]
• Tommy Peoples, 70, Irish fiddler (The Bothy Band).^[84]
• Arsène Tchakarian, 101, Armenian-born French resistance fighter (FTP-MOI).^[85]
• Karma Topden, 77, Indian Sikkimese politician, member of the Rajya Sabha (1988–1993, 1994–2000), Ambassador to Mongolia.^[86]
• Masahiko Tsugawa, 78, Japanese actor (Otoko wa Tsurai yo, Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack, Tampopo).^[87]
• Myron White, 61, American baseball player (Los Angeles Dodgers).^[88]

5

• Majid Al-Majid, 52, Saudi folk singer, shot.^[89]
• Bernard F. Burke, 90, American astronomer.^[90]
• Miguel Ángel Campano, 70, Spanish painter.^[91]
• Ulises Aurelio Casiano Vargas, 84, Puerto Rican Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Mayagüez (1976–2011).^[92]
• Barry Chuckle, 73, English children's entertainer (ChuckleVision), bone cancer.^[93]
• Robert Dugard, 76, British speedway rider and promoter.^[94]
• Tom Heckert Jr., 51, American football executive (Cleveland Browns, Philadelphia Eagles), amyloidosis.^[95]
• David Landsberg, 73, American actor (C.P.O. Sharkey, Shoot the Moon) and screenwriter (Cosby), complications from surgery.^[96]
• Gerry Lenfest, 88, American media executive (Triangle Publications, TelVue) and philanthropist (Columbia University).^[97]
• Ellen Joyce Loo, 32, Canadian-born Hong Kong singer (at17), suicide by jumping.^[98]
• Harry Mares, 79, American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1995–2002).^[99]
• Lauri Mononen, 68, Finnish Olympic ice hockey player (1972).^[100]
• Alan Rabinowitz, 64, American conservationist and zoologist, founder president of Panthera Corporation, leukemia.^[101]
• Charlotte Rae, 92, American actress (The Facts of Life, Diff'rent Strokes, 101 Dalmatians: The Series), bone cancer.^[102]
• Aji Muhammad Salehuddin II, 93, Indonesian royal, Sultan of Kutai (since 1999).^[103]
• John Shaw, 86, Australian cricketer.^[104]
• Matthew Sweeney, 65, Irish poet, motor neurone disease.^[105]
• Nev Warburton, 86, Australian politician, Leader of the Opposition of Queensland (1984–1988).^[106]
• Mary E. White, 92, South African-born Australian paleobotanist and author, homicide by overdose.^[107]

6

• Patricia Benoit, 91, American actress (Mister Peepers).^[108]
• Kamrul Hasan Bhuiyan, 66, Bangladeshi military officer and writer.^[109]
• Rosa Maria Carrasco i Azemar, 82, Spanish politician, co-founder of Democrats of Catalonia.^[110]
• Anthony Catt, 84, English cricketer (Kent).^[111]
• R. K. Dhawan, 81, Indian politician.^[112]
• Christian Habicht, 92, German historian (Ancient Greece).^[113]
• Margaret Heckler, 87, American politician and diplomat, Ambassador to Ireland (1986–1989), Secretary of Health and Human Services (1983–1985), member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1967–1983), cardiac arrest.^[114]
• Nat Indrapana, 80, Thai sports executive, Vice Minister of Tourism and Sports (2007–2008), Vice President of the World Taekwondo Federation (1999–2009).^[115]
• Jimmy il Fenomeno, 86, Italian actor.^[116]
• Nicole Kullen, 38, Australian Paralympic equestrian, meningococcal disease.^[117]
• Paul Laxalt, 96, American politician, Governor of Nevada (1967–1971), member of the U.S. Senate (1974–1987).^[118]
• Leonard Lewinsohn, 64–65, American Islamic scholar.^[119]
• Sanaa Mazhar, 85, Egyptian actress.^[120]
• Robert A. Plane, 90, American chemist, vintner and academic administrator, President of Clarkson University (1974–1985) and Wells College (1991–1995), founder of Cayuga Lake AVA.^[121]
• Pete Richens, 65, English screenwriter (The Comic Strip Presents).^[122]
• Joël Robuchon, 73, French chef and cookbook author, Meilleur Ouvrier de France winner 1976, complications from pancreatic cancer.^[123]
• William E. Schluter, 90, American politician, member of the New Jersey Legislature (1968–1974, 1987–2002).^[124]
• Anya Krugovoy Silver, 49, American poet, breast cancer.^[125]
• Dennis Thrower, 80, English footballer (Ipswich Town).^[126]

7

• Étienne Chicot, 69, French actor (The Da Vinci Code) and composer.^[127]
• John Ciaccia, 85, Italian-born Canadian politician, member of the National Assembly of Quebec for Mont-Royal (1973–1998).^[128]
• David Coates, 71, British political economist.^[129]
• Andrew Coburn, 86, American author.^[130]
• John Doaninoel, 68, Papua New Guinean Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Honiara (since 2011).^[131]
• Dumitru Fărcaș, 80, Romanian tárogató player.^[132]
• Arvonne Fraser, 92, American women's rights activist, Ambassador to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (1993–1994).^[133]
• Gustavo Giagnoni, 86, Italian football player (Mantova) and manager (Milan, Roma).^[134]
• Nan Joyce, 77–78, Irish human rights activist (Irish Travellers).^[135]
• M. Karunanidhi, 94, Indian politician and writer, Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu (1969–1971, 1971–1976, 1989–1991, 1996–2001, 2006–2011), multiple organ failure.^[136]
• Richard H. Kline, 91, American cinematographer (King Kong, Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Camelot).^[137]
• Anton Lehmden, 89, Austrian painter.^[138]
• Liu Guangding, 88, Chinese marine geologist, member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.^[139]
• Stan Mikita, 78, Slovak-born Canadian Hall of Fame ice hockey player (Chicago Blackhawks, St. Catharines Teepees), NHL champion (1961).^[140]
• Aaron Monsonego, 90, Moroccan religious leader, Chief Rabbi (since 1994).^[141]
• Enno Patalas, 88, German film historian, restorer and collector.^[142]
• Joel H. Silbey, 84, American historian.^[143]
• Rika Vayani, 56, Greek actress, journalist and writer, lung cancer.^[144]
• Gerald Weinberg, 84, American computer scientist.^[145]
• Robley Wilson, 88, American writer.^[146]

8

• Mario Alinei, 91, Italian linguist.^[147]
• Nicholas Bett, 28, Kenyan hurdler, world champion (2015), traffic collision.^[148]
• Göran Bundy, 97, Swedish diplomat, Ambassador to Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and United Arab Emirates (1977–1980) and Iran (1980–1985).^[149]
• Katie Cannon, 68, American theologian, leukemia.^[150]
• Ronald Crawford, 82, Australian Olympic racewalker (1956, 1960, 1964).^[151]
• Arthur Davies, 77, Welsh opera singer.^[152]
• Willie Dille, 53, Dutch politician, member of the House of Representatives (2010–2012), suicide.^[153]
• Wendell Erickson, 93, American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1965–1987).^[154]
• Pál Fábry, 99, Hungarian politician, MNA (1947).^[155]
• Robert Hugh Ferrell, 97, American historian and author.^[156]
• John Glines, 84, American theatre producer (Torch Song Trilogy, As Is, Whoop-Dee-Doo!) and playwright.^[157]
• Xenia Gratsos, 78, Greek-American actress.^[158]
• Dave Hargreaves, 63, English footballer (Accrington Stanley).^[159]
• Jarrod Lyle, 36, Australian golfer, acute myeloid leukaemia.^[160]
• Hernán Masanés, 86, Chilean Olympic cyclist.^[161]
• Linda Mkhize, 37, South African rapper and DJ, hemosuccus pancreaticus.^[162]
• Takeshi Onaga, 67, Japanese politician, Governor of Okinawa Prefecture (since 2014), Mayor of Naha (2000–2014), pancreatic cancer.^[163]
• Élise Paré-Tousignant, 81, Canadian music administrator and educator.^[164]
• Philip Riteman, 96, Polish-born Canadian lecturer and Holocaust survivor.^[165]
• Richard Searby, 87, Australian lawyer.^[166]
• Mikhail Shakhov, 86, Ukrainian wrestler, Olympic bronze medalist (1956).^[167]
• Richard Sipe, 85, American sociologist, multiple organ failure.^[168]

9

• Tamara Degtyaryova, 74, Russian actress (Eternal Call, Nikolai Vavilov).^[169]
• Donald F. Holcomb, 92, American physicist.^[170]
• Billy Ray Irick, 59, American convicted murderer, execution by lethal injection.^[171]
• John Kennedy, 77, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Dodgers, Washington Senators).^[172]
• Manfred Melzer, 74, German Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Cologne (1995–2015).^[173]
• Mehrdad Pahlbod, 101, Iranian royal and politician, Minister of Culture and Art (1964–1978).^[174]
• Carol Springer, 81, American politician, State Treasurer of Arizona (1998–2003).^[175]

10

• Emmanuel C. Aguma, Nigerian politician, Attorney General of Rivers State (since 2015).^[176]
• Anant Bajaj, 41, Indian businessman (Bajaj Electricals), heart attack.^[177]
• Peter Berck, 68, American economist.^[178]
• Andrey Budnik, 65, Soviet-Russian diplomat, Ambassador to Pakistan (2009–2013) and Nepal (since 2015).^[179]
• Paul Cantor, 76, Canadian lawyer.^[180]
• William Corbett, 75, American poet, pancreatic cancer.^[181]
• László Fábián, 82, Hungarian sprint canoeist, Olympic (1956) and world champion (1958, 1963, 1966).^[182]
• Árpád Fazekas, 88, Hungarian footballer (national team, FC Bayern Munich).^[183]
• Robert J. LeRoy, 74, Canadian chemist.^[184]
• Fernando Llort, 69, Salvadoran artist.^[185]
• Dawn Mabalon, 45, American academic, asthma attack.^[186]
• Mahmut Makal, 88, Turkish writer.^[187]
• Jim McKiernan, 73, Irish-born Australian politician, Senator (1984–2002), cancer.^[188]
• Katherine Nelson, 87–88, American psychologist.^[189]
• A. R. Schwartz, 92, American politician, member of the Texas House of Representatives (1955–1959) and Senate (1960–1981), heart attack.^[190]
• Kin Sugai, 92, Japanese actress (Godzilla, Dodes'ka-den, The Funeral), heart failure.^[191]
• Mohammed Awad al-Zayyud, 62, Jordanian politician, Secretary-General of Islamic Action Front, cancer.^[192]

11

• Bùi Tín, 90, Vietnamese military officer and dissident, kidney failure.^[193]
• Pierre Coustillas, 88, French literary scholar (George Gissing) and academic (University of Lille).^[194]
• Terry A. Davis, 48, American computer programmer (TempleOS), struck by train.^[195]
• Morris G. Hallock, 92, American politician, member of the South Dakota House of Representatives (1953–1954, 1967–1968).^[196]
• Kazimierz Karabasz, 88, Polish documentarian.^[197]
• Stanley Keleman, 86, American writer and chiropractor.^[198]
• Li Chaoyi, 84, Chinese neurobiologist, academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.^[199]
• Benno Müller-Hill, 85, German biologist and author.^[200]
• Sir V. S. Naipaul, 85, Trinidadian-born British writer (A House for Mr Biswas), Nobel Prize laureate (2001).^[201]
• Fabio Mamerto Rivas Santos, 86, Dominican Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Barahona (1976–1999).^[202]
• John Smyth, 77, British barrister, heart attack.^[203]
• Manch Wheeler, 79, American football player (Buffalo Bills).^[204]

12

• Sheika Frayha Al-Ahmad, 74, Kuwaiti royal (House of Al Sabah) and philanthropist.^[205]
• Samir Amin, 86, Egyptian-French Marxian economist.^[206]
• Richard Lloyd Anderson, 92, American LDS Church historian (Brigham Young University).^[207]
• Peter Chadwick, 87, British applied mathematician and physicist.^[208]
• Bryant Giles, 90, Australian politician, MP (1968–1970).^[209]
• Betty Gray, 96, Welsh table tennis player.^[210]
• Ma Jin, 83, Chinese geophysicist and structural geologist.^[211]
• Thomas J. Moran, 65, American executive (Mutual of America) and humanitarian (Concern Worldwide), Chancellor of Queen's University Belfast (since 2015).^[212]
• Willy Rasmussen, 80, Norwegian Olympic javelin thrower (1960).^[213]
• Michael Scott Rohan, 67, Scottish fantasy and science fiction author.^[214]
• Steven T. Ross, 81, American military historian.^[215]
• Kazimiera Utrata, 86, Polish actress.^[216]

13

• Mark Baker, 71, American actor (Candide, Via Galactica, Swashbuckler).^[217]
• Zvonko Bego, 77, Croatian footballer (Hajduk Split, Yugoslavia national team), Olympic champion (1960).^[218]
• John Calder, 91, Canadian-born British publisher (Calder Publishing).^[219]
• Salvatore Cantalupo, 59, Italian actor (Gomorrah).^[220]
• John Carter, 95, American film editor (The Heartbreak Kid, Friday, Men of Honor).^[221]
• Somnath Chatterjee, 89, Indian politician, Speaker of the Lok Sabha (2004–2009), multiple organ failure.^[222]
• Tajul Islam Choudhury, 73, Bangladeshi politician, Opposition Chief Whip of Jatiya Sangsad.^[223]
• Ian Dean, 48, English professional wrestler (ASW, WCW, NJPW), heart attack.^[224]
• Santiago María García de la Rasilla, 81, Spanish-born Peruvian Roman Catholic prelate, Vicar Apostolic of Jaén en Perú (2005–2014).^[225]
• Don Garrison, 93, American politician, member of the Texas House of Representatives (1961–1966).^[226]
• Giam Choo Kwee, 76, Singaporean chess player.^[227]
• Georges Hausemer, 61, Luxembourgian writer.^[228]
• Unshō Ishizuka, 67, Japanese voice actor (Pokémon, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Cowboy Bebop), colon infection.^[229]
• Mie Mie, 46, Burmese democracy activist, traffic collision.^[230]
• Powell A. Moore, 80, American government official.^[231]
• Ann Moss, 80, British literary historian.^[232]
• Gerald Nazareth, 86, Hong Kong judge, Non-Permanent Judge of the Court of Final Appeal (1997–2012).^[233]
• Jim Neidhart, 63, American professional wrestler (WWF, Mid-South, Stampede), head injury from fall.^[234]
• Rico Pontvianne, 74, Mexican Olympic basketball player (1964, 1968), Pan American championship silver medalist (1967).^[235]
• Miguel Ángel Sanz Bocos, 100, Spanish fighter pilot, last living aviator of the Civil War.^[236]
• Golam Sarwar, 75, Bangladeshi journalist and founding editor of Samakal.^[237]
• Gyula Szabó, 70, Hungarian Olympic sports shooter.^[238]

14

• Brief Truce, 29, Irish racehorse.^[239]
• Chemmanam Chacko, 92, Indian poet.^[240]
• Sir Hugh Cortazzi, 94, British diplomat, Ambassador to Japan (1980–1984).^[241]
• Charles Victor Grahmann, 87, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Dallas (1990–2007).^[242]
• Mela Hudson, 31, American actress (Split Costs, Men in Black 3) and filmmaker.^[243]
• Jill Janus, 42, American rock singer (Huntress), suicide.^[244]
• Tomasz Jędrzejak, 39, Polish motorcycle speedway rider (national team), suspected suicide.^[245]
• Itai Keisuke, 62, Japanese sumo wrestler.^[246]
• Valentina Levko, 92, Russian opera and chamber singer.^[247]
• Michael Persinger, 73, American-born Canadian psychology professor, neuroscience researcher (Laurentian University) and ufologist.^[248]
• Mary Pratt, 83, Canadian painter.^[249]
• Randy Rampage, 58, Canadian thrash metal singer and bassist (D.O.A., Annihilator, Stress Factor 9), heart attack.^[250]
• Hakam Singh, 64, Indian race walker, Asian Games champion (1978), liver and kidney disease.^[251]
• Balram Das Tandon, 90, Indian politician, Governor of Chhattisgarh (since 2014).^[252]
• Mario Trebbi, 78, Italian footballer (Milan, Torino, national team).^[253]
• Eduard Uspensky, 80, Russian author (Uncle Fedya, His Dog, and His Cat) and screenwriter (Gena the Crocodile, Plasticine Crow).^[254]

15

• Malik Ghulam Abbas, 60, Pakistani politician, heart attack.^[255]
• Kunihiro Abe, 50, Japanese animator (Gundam).^[256]
• Rita Borsellino, 73, Italian anti-Mafia activist and politician, MEP (2009–2014), cancer.^[257]
• Kenneth Bowles, 89, American computer scientist.^[258]
• Peter Box, 86, Australian footballer (Footscray).^[259]
• Martin Brandon-Bravo, 86, British politician, MP for Nottingham South (1983–1992).^[260]
• Marie-Françoise Bucquet, 80, French pianist and teacher.^[261]
• Pierre Camou, 72, French rugby union administrator.^[262]
• Robert Everett, 97, American computer scientist.^[263]
• Peter Fisher, 67, British physician, traffic collision.^[264]
• François Garnier, 74, French Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Cambrai (since 2000).^[265]
• Edmond Haan, 94, French footballer (Strasbourg, national team).^[266]
• Abu Bakr al-Jazaeri, 97, Algerian Islamic scholar and writer.^[267]
• Vivian Matalon, 88, British theatre director.^[268]
• Albert Millaire, 83, Canadian actor (Tartuffe, Le Misanthrope, Dom Juan), cancer.^[269]
• Stuart Mitchell, 52, Scottish pianist and composer, lung cancer.^[270] (death announced on this date)
• Allan Rune Pettersson, 82, Swedish author.^[271]
• Marisa Porcel, 74, Spanish actress (Escenas de matrimonio, Aquí no hay quien viva, Médico de familia).^[272]
• Sir John Shipley Rowlinson, 92, British chemist.^[273]
• Momoko Sakura, 53, Japanese manga artist (Chibi Maruko-chan, Coji-Coji), breast cancer.^[274]
• Sterling Stuckey, 86, American historian.^[275]
• Ajit Wadekar, 77, Indian cricketer (Bombay, national team), cancer.^[276]

16

• David Campion Acheson, 96, American attorney.^[277]
• Benny Andersen, 88, Danish author, poet and pianist.^[278]
• Michael Bettaney, 68, British MI5 agent and spy for the Soviet Union.^[279]
• George Athan Billias, 99, American historian.^[280]
• Glen Chin, 70, American actor (50 First Dates, Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult, Natural Born Killers).^[281]
• Mohamed Demagh, 88, Algerian sculptor.^[282]
• Donald E. Edwards, 81, American military officer and politician.^[283]
• Aretha Franklin, 76, American Hall of Fame singer ("Respect", "Chain of Fools", "A Natural Woman"), pianist and songwriter, 18-time Grammy winner, pancreatic cancer.^[284]
• Arne Johansson, 91, Swedish Olympic cyclist (1952).^[285]
• Kim Yong-chun, 82, North Korean military officer and politician, Deputy (1986–1988), Chief of the KPA General Staff (1995–2007), heart attack.^[286]
• Gavri Levy, 80, Israeli dancer and choreographer, Chairman of the Israel Football Association (1996–2003).^[287]
• Michael McGuire, 92, British politician, MP for Ince (1964–1983) and Makerfield (1983–1987).^[288]
• Count Prince Miller, 83, Jamaican-born British singer and actor (Desmond's), cancer.^[289]
• Joseph Minj, 87, Indian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Simdega (1993–2008).^[290]
• Samir Salameh, 74, Palestinian-French visual artist.^[291]
• Warwick Selvey, 78, Australian Olympic discus thrower (1960).^[292]
• Yelena Shushunova, 49, Russian Hall of Fame gymnast, European (1985), World (1985, 1987), and Olympic champion (1988), complications from pneumonia.^[293]
• Atal Bihari Vajpayee, 93, Indian politician, Prime Minister (1996, 1998–2004), Minister of External Affairs (1977–1979), multiple organ failure.^[294]
• Wakako Yamauchi, 93, American playwright.^[295]
• Rafif al-Yasiri, 33, Iraqi plastic surgeon and television host, drug overdose.^[296]

17

• Bromley Armstrong, 92, Jamaican-born Canadian civil rights leader.^[297]
• Bob Bass, 89, American basketball coach (Texas Tech Red Raiders) and executive (Charlotte Hornets, San Antonio Spurs), strokes.^[298]
• Graham Bond, 81, Australian Olympic gymnast (1956, 1960, 1964).^[299]
• Leonard Boswell, 84, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Iowa's 3rd district (1997–2013), complications from pseudomyxoma peritonei.^[300]
• Rodney Cass, 78, English cricketer (Essex, Tasmania, Worcestershire).^[301]
• Jeremy Catto, 79, English historian.^[302]
• Ezzatolah Entezami, 94, Iranian actor (The Cow, Hajji Washington, Once Upon a Time, Cinema).^[303]
• Linton Freeman, 91, American sociologist.^[304]
• Bunky Henry, 74, American golfer, complications following heart surgery.^[305]
• Claudio Lolli, 68, Italian singer-songwriter, cancer.^[306]
• David McReynolds, 88, American pacifist (War Resisters League) and magazine editor (Liberation), fall.^[307]
• Paul Naumoff, 73, American football player (Detroit Lions).^[308]
• Anne-Li Norberg, 64, Swedish actress, cancer.^[309]
• Danny Pearson, 65, American R&B singer, liver cancer.^[310]
• Dennis Randall, 73, American football player (New York Jets, Cincinnati Bengals).^[311]
• Warwick Roger, 72, New Zealand journalist, founder of Metro magazine.^[312]
• Hardayal Singh, 90, Indian field hockey player, Olympic champion (1956).^[313]
• Sahar Taha, 61, Iraqi-born Lebanese musician and journalist.^[314]
• Mike Timm, 81, American politician, member of the North Dakota House of Representatives (1972–1986, 1988–2006) and Speaker of the North Dakota House of Representatives (1996–1998).^[315]
• Halima Xudoyberdiyeva, 71, Uzbekistani writer and poet.^[316]
• Kurt Walker, 64, American ice hockey player (Toronto Maple Leafs), sepsis.^[317]

18

• Kofi Annan, 80, Ghanaian diplomat, Secretary-General of the United Nations (1997–2006), Nobel Prize laureate (2001).^[318]
• Tom Clark, 77, American poet and biographer, traffic collision.^[319]
• Jack Costanzo, 98, American percussionist, complications from a ruptured aneurysm.^[320]
• Eduard Frolov, 85, Russian historian.^[321]
• Gaetano Gifuni, 86, Italian civil servant, Secretary General of the President (1992–2006) and Minister for Parliamentary Relations (1987).^[322]
• Costas Kondylis, 78, American architect.^[323]
• Hilary Lister, 46, British sailor, complications from reflex sympathetic dystrophy.^[324]
• Gabriel López Zapiain, 75, Mexican footballer (Irapuato, Guadalajara, national team).^[325]
• John E. McCarthy, 88, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Austin (1985–2001).^[326]
• Ronnie Moore, 85, Australian-born New Zealand speedway rider, world champion (1954, 1959), lung cancer.^[327]
• Pedro Queiroz Pereira, 69, Portuguese natural resource magnate and Formula Two driver, chairman of The Navigator Company and Semapa, heart attack.^[328]
• Sir Peter Tapsell, 88, British politician, MP (1959–1964, 1966–2015) and Father of the House of Commons (2010–2015).^[329]
• Robert Todd, 55, American filmmaker.^[330]
• John Townend, 84, British politician, MP (1979–2001).^[331]
• Ozzie Van Brabant, 91, Canadian baseball player (Philadelphia/Kansas City Athletics).^[332]
• Chennupati Vidya, 84, Indian politician, MP for Vijayawada (1980–1984, 1989–1991), heart attack.^[333]
• Henk Wesseling, 81, Dutch historian.^[334]

19

• Khaira Arby, 59, Malian singer.^[335]
• Bazlur Rahman Badal, 95, Bangladeshi folk dancer, Independence Day Award recipient (2017), pneumonia as a complication of COPD.^[336]
• Vaughn Beals, 90, American businessman (Harley-Davidson).^[337]
• Alan Boyson, 87–88, English muralist and sculptor.^[338]
• Rafael Calventi, 86, Dominican architect and diplomat, heart attack.^[339]
• Edoardo Catellani, 96, Italian politician, Senator (1968–1979).^[340]
• Louis Gambaccini, 87, American civil servant, NJDOT commissioner, founding chairman of NJ Transit, general manager of SEPTA.^[341]
• Alastair Gillespie, 96, Canadian politician and businessman.^[342]
• Hong Chaosheng, 97, Chinese physicist, academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.^[343]
• Darrow Hooper, 86, American shot-putter, Olympic silver medal (1952).^[344]
• Miguel Irízar Campos, 84, Spanish Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Callao (1975–1995).^[345]
• Joe Landrum, 89, American baseball player (Brooklyn Dodgers).^[346]
• Margareta Niculescu, 92, Romanian artist, puppeteer, director and teacher.^[347]
• Margaret Reid, 95, New Zealand religious leader, moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand (1987).^[348]
• Rosa Ríos, 83, Bolivian actress, stroke.^[349]
• Pedro Roncal, 56, Spanish journalist, heart attack.^[350]
• Rod Saddler, 52, American football player (St. Louis/Phoenix Cardinals, Cincinnati Bengals).^[351]
• Marisa Sánchez, 85, Spanish chef and gastronomist.^[352]

20

• John N. Abrams, 71, American military officer, Commander of TRADOC (1998–2002).^[353]
• Matthew Aid, 60, American author and historian, heart disease.^[354]
• Richard D. Alexander, 88, American evolutionary biologist.^[355]
• Ted Atkins, 60, British mountaineer, climbing accident.^[356]
• Uri Avnery, 94, Israeli peace activist (Gush Shalom) and politician, member of the Knesset (1965–1974, 1979–1981), complications from a stroke.^[357]
• Andrés Aylwin, 93, Chilean politician and human rights activist, Deputy (1965–1973, 1990–1998).^[358]
• Turgut Berkes, 65, Turkish rock musician and artist.^[359]
• Charles Blackman, 90, Australian painter.^[360]
• Greg Boyed, 48, New Zealand television presenter (TVNZ).^[361]
• Elizabeth Connell, 92, American gynecologist and obstetrician, heart failure.^[362]
• Doc Edwards, 81, American baseball player (Kansas City Athletics) and manager (Cleveland Indians).^[363]
• Ottó Heinek, 58, Hungarian politician and journalist, Chairman of the National Self-Government of Germans in Hungary (since 1999).^[364]
• Chicha Mariani, 94, Argentinian human rights activist, co-founder of the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, stroke.^[365]
• Antoinette Martignoni, 99, American artist.^[366]
• Jimmy McIlroy, 86, Northern Irish football player (Burnley, national team) and manager (Oldham Athletic).^[367]
• Fidelis Mhashu, 76, Zimbabwean politician, Minister of National Housing and Social Amenities (2009–2013), MP for Chitungwiza North.^[368]
• Brian Murray, 80, South African Hall of Fame actor (Treasure Planet, Bob Roberts, Dream House) and theatre director.^[369]
• Peter Nott, 84, British Anglican prelate, Bishop of Norwich (1985–1999).^[370]
• Antonio Pischedda, 75, Italian actor and politician, Senator (1992–1994), complications from a stroke.^[371]
• Jennifer Ramírez Rivero, 39, Venezuelan model and businesswoman.^[372]
• Piloo Sarkari, 91, Indian Olympic cyclist.^[373]
• Jacques Tétreault, 89, Canadian politician.^[374]
• Eddie Willis, 82, American studio guitarist (The Funk Brothers), complications from poliomyelitis.^[375]
• Craig Zadan, 69, American film producer (Chicago, Footloose, Hairspray), complications following shoulder surgery.^[376]

21

• George Andrie, 78, American football player (Dallas Cowboys).^[377]
• John Christgau, 84, American writer, heart attack.^[378]
• Enrico De Angelis, 97, Italian singer (Quartetto Egie, Quartetto Ritmo, Quartetto Cetra).^[379]
• Otávio Frias Filho, 61, Brazilian journalist, editorial director of Folha de S.Paulo (since 1984), pancreatic cancer.^[380]
• Charles Gain, 94, American police officer, respiratory failure.^[381]
• Barbara Harris, 83, American actress (The Apple Tree, Freaky Friday, Nashville), Tony winner (1967), co-founder of The Second City, lung cancer.^[382]
• Spencer P. Jones, 61, New Zealand singer and guitarist (The Johnnys, Beasts of Bourbon, Sacred Cowboys), liver cancer.^[383]
• Vesna Krmpotić, 86, Croatian writer and translator.^[384]
• Donald Mackay, Baron Mackay of Drumadoon, 72, Scottish lawyer and politician, Lord Advocate (1995–1997).^[385]
• Hanna Mina, 94, Syrian novelist.^[386]
• Gerald Russell, 90, British psychiatrist.^[387]
• Renzo Sclavi, 94, Italian politician, Senator (1983–1987).^[388]
• Stefán Karl Stefánsson, 43, Icelandic actor (LazyTown), bile duct cancer.^[389]
• Dean Stone, 88, American baseball player (Washington Senators).^[390]
• John van Reenen, 71, South African discus thrower, AAA champion (1975), diabetes.^[391]
• Vicente Verdú, 75, Spanish writer, journalist and economist.^[392]
• Villano III, 66, Mexican professional wrestler (UWA, CMLL, AAA), cerebral infarction.^[393]
• Vincino, 72, Italian editorial cartoonist.^[394]
• James Whittico Jr., 102, American physician.^[395]

22

• Sergio Arredondo, 92, Chilean militant, member of the Caravan of Death, lung cancer.^[396]
• Natan Bernot, 87, Slovenian slalom canoeist, world championship silver medalist (1963).^[397]
• Chris Champion, 57, American professional wrestler (WCW, CWA, CWF), stroke.^[398]
• Roger E. Combs, 73, American Air National Guard major general and judge.^[399]
• DuWayne Deitz, 87, American football player and coach (St. Thomas).^[400]
• Jeremy Geffen, 40, American entrepreneur, drug overdose.^[401]
• Tullio Ilomets, 97, Estonian chemist and science historian.^[402]
• Richard Kadison, 93, American mathematician.^[403]
• Gurudas Kamat, 63, Indian politician, MP (2004–2014), heart attack.^[404]
• Ed King, 68, American Hall of Fame guitarist (Strawberry Alarm Clock, Lynyrd Skynyrd) and songwriter ("Sweet Home Alabama"), lung cancer.^[405]
• Lazy Lester, 85, American Hall of Fame blues musician, stomach cancer.^[406]
• Bill McGrath, 81, Australian politician, Victorian MLA (1979–1999).^[407]
• Joey Mente, 42, Filipino basketball player (San Miguel Beermen, Welcoat Dragons), cancer.^[408]
• Krishna Reddy, 93, Indian artist.^[409]
• Martin Shubik, 92, American economist.^[410]
• Jesús Torbado, 75, Spanish writer.^[411]

23

• Arcabas, 91, French painter.^[412]
• Henry H. Arnhold, 96, American banker.^[413]
• Ted Bennett, 93, English footballer (Queens Park Rangers, Watford, Great Britain Olympic team).^[414]
• Yves-Marie-Henri Bescond, 94, French Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Corbeil (1971–1979) and Meaux (1979–1986).^[415]
• Jim Condon, 60, American politician, Member of the Vermont House of Representatives (since 2004), esophageal cancer.^[416]
• Brian Drebber, 68, American sportscaster (Speed), traffic collision.^[417]
• Andriy Fedetskyi, 60, Ukrainian football player (Volyn Lutsk, Metalist Kharkiv, Gwardia Chelm) and manager.^[418]
• Delio Gamboa, 82, Colombian footballer (Millonarios, Once Caldas, national team).^[419]
• Cindy Haug, 61, Norwegian writer.^[420]
• Russ Heath, 91, American comic book artist (Men of War, Little Annie Fanny, G.I. Combat), cancer.^[421]
• Dieter Thomas Heck, 80, German television host (ZDF-Hitparade, Die Pyramide) and actor (Das Millionenspiel).^[422]
• Oliver Hoare, 73, English art dealer, cancer.^[423]
• Ron Hunt, 72, English footballer (Queens Park Rangers).^[424]
• Wendy Hutton, 77, New Zealand travel and food writer.^[425]
• Ann Ireland, 65, Canadian novelist, carcinoid syndrome.^[426]
• Dominik Kalata, 93, Slovak Roman Catholic prelate, Titular Bishop of Semta (since 1985).^[427]
• Eli Kassner, 94, Canadian guitar teacher and musician.^[428]
• Yasser Al-Masri, 47, Jordanian actor (Dawa'er Hob: Circles of Love, Al-Gama'a), traffic collision.^[429]
• Kuldip Nayar, 95, Indian journalist (The Statesman), human rights activist and politician, MP (1997–2003).^[430]
• Mick O'Toole, 86, Irish racehorse trainer (Dickens Hill).^[431]
• Dario Pegoretti, 62, Italian bicycle framebuilder, heart attack.^[432]
• George Sheldon, 71, American politician, member of the Florida House of Representatives (1974–1982), complications from a fall.^[433]
• Lance Thompson, 40, Australian rugby league player (St George Dragons, Cronulla Sharks).^[434]
• Franck Venaille, 81, French poet and writer.^[435]
• George Walker, 96, American composer (Lilacs), Pulitzer Prize recipient (1996), fall.^[436]
• David Yallop, 81, British author, complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[437]

24

• Stan Black, 62, American football player (San Francisco 49ers), traffic collision.^[438]
• Andre Blay, 81, American film producer (Prince of Darkness, They Live, Village of the Damned).^[439]
• Vijay Chavan, 63, Indian actor (Mumbaicha Dabewala), lung disease.^[440]
• Lawrence J. DeNardis, 80, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1981–1983), President of the University of New Haven (1991–2004).^[441]
• Claudiomiro Estrais Ferreira, 68, Brazilian footballer (Internacional, Botafogo, national team).^[442]
• Sherkhan Farnood, 57, Afghan banker (Kabul Bank) and poker player, heart attack.^[443]
• Tom Frost, 81, American mountaineer and photographer, cancer.^[444]
• Uri Katzenstein, 67, Israeli sculptor and musician, stroke.^[445]
• Robin Leach, 76, British writer and television host (Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous), complications from a stroke.^[446]
• Jeff Lowe, 67, American mountaineer, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[447]
• Princeton Lyman, 82, American diplomat, Ambassador to Nigeria (1986–1989) and South Africa (1992–1995), lung cancer.^[448]
• James Mallinson, 74–75, English record producer.^[449]
• Gordon McOmber, 98, American politician, Lieutenant Governor of Montana (1988–1989).^[450]
• Stanley Morgan, 88, English novelist and actor (The Return of Mr. Moto).^[451]
• Emiddio Novi, 72, Italian journalist and politician, MP (1994–2008), traffic collision.^[452]
• Javier Otxoa, 43, Spanish cyclist, Paralympic champion (2004, 2008).^[453]
• Aleksei Paramonov, 93, Soviet-born Russian football player (Spartak Moscow, national team) and manager (Étoile Sahel), Olympic champion (1956).^[454]
• Antonio Pennarella, 58, Italian actor (The Butterfly's Dream, On My Skin, Noi credevamo).^[455]
• Valentina Rastvorova, 85, Soviet-born Russian fencer, Olympic champion (1960) and silver medalist (1960, 1964), eight-time world champion.^[456]
• Gordon Riddick, 74, English footballer (Luton Town, Gillingham, Brentford F.C.).^[457]
• Trudy Stevenson, 73, Zimbabwean politician and diplomat, Ambassador to Senegal (since 2009).^[458]
• Ivan Štraus, 90, Bosnian architect (Belgrade Museum of Aviation).^[459]
• Sir Adrian Swire, 86, British businessman (Swire).^[460]
• Ciril Zlobec, 93, Slovene poet, writer and politician.^[461]

25

• Miyoko Asō, 92, Japanese actress and voice actress (Fullmetal Alchemist, Ranma ½, Sazae-san), senile dementia.^[462]
• Florian Beigel, 76, German architect, cardiac arrest.^[463]
• Rolf Yngvar Berg, 92, Norwegian botanist.^[464]
• Dieudonné Bogmis, 63, Cameroonian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Éséka (since 2004), stroke.^[465]
• Art Bragg, 87, American Olympic sprinter (1952).^[466]
• Con Cooney, 84, Irish hurler and coach.^[467]
• Ruth Finley, 98, American publisher (The Fashion Calendar), respiratory failure.^[468]
• S. H. Hasbullah, 67, Sri Lankan geographer and academic, heart attack.^[469]
• Lindsay Kemp, 80, English dancer, choreographer (Ziggy Stardust) and actor (The Wicker Man, Valentino).^[470]
• Karl F. Lopker, 66, American business executive (QAD, Deckers), prostate cancer.^[471]
• John McCain, 81, American politician and Navy officer, member of the U.S. Senate (since 1987) and House of Representatives (1983–1987), glioblastoma.^[472]
• Hari Chand Middha, 76, Indian politician, heart attack.^[473]
• Meyer Rosen, 98, American politician, Member of the South Carolina House of Representatives (1963–1966).^[474]
• Tadeusz Rudolf, 92, Polish economist and politician, Minister of Labor and Social Policy (1974–1979).^[475]
• Noam Sheriff, 83, Israeli composer and conductor, heart attack.^[476]
• Eugenio Tarabini, 88, Italian politician, MP (1968–1994), heart attack.^[477]
• Vojtěch Varadín, 69, Slovak footballer (Spartak Trnava, Slovan Bratislava, Czechoslovakia national team).^[478]
• Germán Villegas, 74, Colombian lawyer and politician, Mayor of Cali (1990–1992), Governor of Valle del Cauca (1995–1997, 2001–2003) and Senator (2006–2014), stroke.^[479]

26

• Alyosha Abrahamyan, 72, Armenian footballer (Ararat Yerevan).^[480]
• Federico Barbosa Gutiérrez, 66, Mexican jurist and politician, member of the Congress of the Union (2003–2006), heart attack.^[481]
• Martin van Beek, 58, Dutch politician, Senator (2012–2015, 2017, since 2018).^[482]
• Inge Borkh, 97, German soprano.^[483]
• Gopal Bose, 71, Indian cricketer (Bengal, national team), heart attack.^[484]
• Rosa Bouglione, 107, French circus performer.^[485]
• Carlo Della Corna, 66, Italian football player (Varese, Udinese) and manager (Voghera), cancer.^[486]
• Barrie Dunsmore, 79, American journalist (ABC News).^[487]
• George J. Eade, 96, American Air Force general.^[488]
• Odysseus Eskitzoglou, 86, Greek sailor, Olympic champion (1960).^[489]
• K. K. Haridas, 52, Indian film director, heart attack.^[490]
• Kerry Hill, 75, Australian architect.^[491]
• Tony Hiller, 91, British songwriter ("United We Stand", "Save Your Kisses for Me", "Figaro") and producer.^[492]
• Brahim Karabi, 84, Tunisian Olympic sprinter (1960).^[493]
• Juhani Keto, 70, Finnish basketball player.^[494]
• Cristina Marsans, 72, Spanish golfer.^[495]
• Juraj Miklušica, 80, Czechoslovakian Olympic cyclist.^[496]
• Thomas J. O'Brien, 82, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Phoenix (1982–2003), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[497]
• Patrick Quilty, 79, Australian palaeontologist.^[498]
• Hamsad Rangkuti, 75, Indonesian writer, complications from a stroke.^[499]
• Neil Simon, 91, American playwright (Biloxi Blues, The Odd Couple) and screenwriter (The Goodbye Girl), Tony winner (1965, 1985, 1991), complications from pneumonia.^[500]

27

• Alan Cairns, 88, Canadian political scientist.^[501]
• Robert Churchhouse, 90, British mathematician.^[502]
• Dale M. Cochran, 89, American politician, Secretary of Agriculture of Iowa (1987–1999), member of the Iowa House of Representatives (1965–1987).^[503]
• Rohan Daluwatte, 77, Sri Lankan Army general, heart attack.^[504]
• Tina Fuentes, 34, Spanish Olympic synchronised swimmer (2004), cancer.^[505]
• Max Geuter, 80, German Olympic fencer (1964, 1968, 1972).^[506]
• Aya Koyama, 45, Japanese professional wrestler (BJW, AJW) and mixed martial artist (Smackgirl), cancer.^[507]
• Henry McNamara, 83, American politician, member of the New Jersey Senate (1985–2008).^[508]
• S. Nagoor Meeran, 55, Indian politician, renal failure.^[509]
• Olga Meyer, 88, Norwegian journalist.^[510]
• Mirka Mora, 90, French-born Australian artist and cultural figure, complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[511]
• Iolanda Nanni, 49, Italian politician, Deputy (since 2018), cancer.^[512]
• Ron Newman, 82, British-born American soccer player (Atlanta Chiefs, Fort Lauderdale Strikers) and manager (San Diego Sockers).^[513]
• Alfonso Osorio, 94, Spanish military lawyer and politician, Minister of Presidency (1975–1977) and Second Vice President (1975–1977).^[514]
• Emil Rachev, 28, Bulgarian footballer (Burgas, Neftochimic Burgas, Rozova Dolina), heart attack.^[515]
• Bobby Walden, 80, American football player (Minnesota Vikings, Pittsburgh Steelers).^[516]
• Fredd Wayne, 93, American actor (The Spiral Road, Hangup, Bewitched).^[517]
• Rupert Webb, 96, English cricketer (Sussex).^[518]
• Stellan Westerdahl, 81, Swedish sailor, Olympic silver medalist (1972).^[519]
• Murray Westgate, 100, Canadian actor (Happy Birthday to Me, Blue City Slammers, Scanners II: The New Order).^[520]

28

• Ray Barry, 89, American-born Canadian ice hockey player (Boston Bruins).^[521]
• Josep Fontana, 86, Spanish historian and academic (Pompeu Fabra University).^[522]
• Andrew Hughes, 62, Australian police officer, Fijian Commissioner of Police (2003–2006), bowel cancer.^[523]
• Maqbool Hussain, Pakistani war prisoner.^[524]
• Tatyana Kuznetsova, 77, Soviet-born Russian cosmonaut.^[525]
• Nestorius Timanywa, 81, Tanzanian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Bukoba (1973–2013).^[526]
• Szczepan Wesoły, 91, Polish Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Gniezno (1968–2003).^[527]

29

• Robin Birley, 83, British archaeologist (Vindolanda).^[528]
• Jim Breithaupt, 83, Canadian politician.^[529]
• Stan Brock, 82, British philanthropist, founder of Remote Area Medical.^[530]
• Tony Camillo, 90, American record producer (Bazuka) and arranger.^[531]
• Silvano Campeggi, 95, Italian film poster designer (Casablanca, Singin' in the Rain, Breakfast at Tiffany's).^[532]
• Samuel Conti, 96, American judge (U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California).^[533]
• Charley Ellis, 74, American Olympic boxer (1964).^[534]
• Gary Friedrich, 75, American comic book writer (Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos, Captain Marvel), co-creator of Ghost Rider, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[535]
• Ken Ford, 88, British sculptor.^[536]
• Joseph P. Graw, 103, American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1963–1974).^[537]
• Nandamuri Harikrishna, 61, Indian actor and politician, traffic collision.^[538]
• Elizabeth Kishkon, 87, Canadian politician, Mayor of Windsor, Ontario (1983–1985).^[539]
• François Konter, 84, Luxembourgian footballer (Anderlecht, Gent, national team).^[540]
• Erich Lessing, 95, Austrian photographer.^[541]
• Ellie Mannette, 90, Trinidadian steelpan musician.^[542]
• Sir James Mirrlees, 82, Scottish economist, Nobel Prize laureate (1996).^[543]
• Peter Mond, 4th Baron Melchett, 70, British environmentalist and politician.^[544]
• Tom Murphy, 81, Canadian politician, member of the Newfoundland and Labrador House of Assembly (1989–1996).^[545]
• Carilda Oliver Labra, 96, Cuban poet.^[546]
• Mihály Petrovszky, 67, Hungarian Olympic judoka.^[547]
• Marie Severin, 89, American Hall of Fame comic book artist (Thor, Iron Man), co-creator of Spider-Woman, stroke.^[548]
• Paul Spudis, 66, American geologist and planetary scientist, lung cancer.^[549]
• David Sugarbaker, 65, American physician.^[550]
• Paul Taylor, 88, American choreographer (Paul Taylor Dance Company), renal failure.^[551]
• Kolya Vasin, 73, Russian author and collector of Beatles memorabilia, fall.^[552]
• Thomas Wiseman, 87, British author, playwright and screenwriter.^[553]
• Sir Barry Wilson, 82, British admiral.^[554]

30

• Peter Corris, 76, Australian author (Deep Water, That Empty Feeling, The Empty Beach) and historian.^[555]
• Peter Frame, 61, American ballet dancer (New York City Ballet), suicide by jumping.^[556]
• Jack Garrick, 90, New Zealand ichthyologist.^[557]
• B. Jaya, 54, Indian film director (Gundamma Gaari Manavadu, Lovely) and actress, heart attack.^[558]
• Joseph Kobzon, 80, Russian singer, People's Artist of USSR (1987), prostate cancer.^[559]
• Ray Kubala, 75, American football player (Denver Broncos), amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[560]
• Zohar Manna, 79, Israeli computer scientist.^[561]
• Vanessa Marquez, 49, American actress (ER, Stand and Deliver, Wiseguy), shot.^[562]
• Medicean, 21, British racehorse (Eclipse Stakes).^[563]
• William Joseph Nealon Jr., 95, American judge (U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania).^[564]
• Ray, 36, Hong Kong professional wrestler (WNC, JWP, Ice Ribbon), brain cancer.^[565]
• Richard W. Waggener, 88, American politician.^[566]
• David Watkin, 77, English architectural historian.^[567]

31

• Susan Brown, 86, American actress (General Hospital, Santa Barbara, As the World Turns), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[568]
• Luigi Luca Cavalli-Sforza, 96, Italian population geneticist.^[569]
• John M. Darley, 80, American social psychologist.^[570]
• Brian Davis, 84, Australian politician, member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly (1969–1974, 1977–1989).^[571]
• José Luis Dibildox Martínez, 75, Mexican Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Tarahumara (1993–2003) and Tampico (since 2003); chronic illness.^[572]
• Marianne Eckardt, 105, German-born American psychoanalyst, translator and editor.^[573]
• Mario Facco, 72, Italian football player (Lazio, Avellino) and manager (Frosinone).^[574]
• Peter Hatendi, 91, Zimbabwean Anglican prelate, Bishop of Harare and Mashonaland (1979–1995), heart and lung disease.^[575]
• Gloria Jean, 92, American singer and actress (The Under-Pup, Pardon My Rhythm, Manhattan Angel), heart failure.^[576]
• Ian Jones, 86, Australian author and television producer.^[577]
• Hans Keil, 74, Samoan politician, cancer.^[578]
• Wolfgang Klausewitz, 96, German ichthyologist and marine biologist.^[579]
• Amanda Kyle Williams, 61, American crime novelist, cancer.^[580]
• Anita Lindman, 86, Swedish television announcer and producer (Anita och Televinken).^[581]
• Elmar Pieroth, 83, German politician, member of the Bundestag (1969–1981).^[582]
• Carole Shelley, 79, British actress (Wicked, The Elephant Man, Robin Hood), Tony winner (1979), cancer.^[583]
• Philip Short, 58, Irish chess player.^[584]
• Phil Slosburg, 91, American football player (Boston Yanks, New York Bulldogs).^[585]
• Alice Yotopoulos-Marangopoulos, 101, Greek criminologist and women's rights activist, President of the International Alliance of Women (1989–1996).^[586]
• Alexander Zakharchenko, 42, Ukrainian separatist leader, President and Prime Minister of the Donetsk People's Republic (since 2014), bombing.^[587]