The following is a list of notable deaths in December 2013.

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

• Name, age, country of citizenship and reason for notability, established cause of death, reference.

December 2013

1

• Alfonso Armada, 93, Spanish general, co-leader of 1981 failed coup d'état.^[1]
• Heinrich Boere, 92, Dutch-German convicted war criminal, member of the Waffen-SS.^[2]
• Maria Mambo Café, 68, Angolan politician, Minister of Social Affairs (1982–1986), Governor of Cabinda (1990).^[3]
• Maurice Cockrill, 78, British artist.^[4]
• Stirling Colgate, 88, American physicist.^[5]
• Richard Coughlan, 66, English drummer (Caravan), pneumonia.^[6]
• Sylvester Dias, 76, Sri Lankan cricketer.^[7]
• Walter E. Ellis, 53, American serial killer, natural causes.^[8]
• T. R. Fehrenbach, 88, American author and historian.^[9]
• Verdi Godwin, 87, English footballer.^[10]
• Lino Grech, 83, Maltese actor, writer and director.^[11]
• Edward Heffron, 90, American World War II veteran, portrayed in Band of Brothers.^[12]
• Jerzy Matałowski, 65, German-born Polish actor.^[13]
• Fernando Sabogal Viana, 72, Colombian Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Bogotá (since 1996).^[14]
• André Schiffrin, 78, French-born American publisher and editor.^[15]
• Martin Sharp, 71, Australian artist, emphysema.^[16]
• Antônio Lino da Silva Dinis, 70, Portuguese-born Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Itumbiara (since 1999).^[17]
• Alejandro Urdapilleta, 59, Uruguayan actor.^[18]
• Dany Vandenbossche, 57, Belgian politician, member of the Federal Parliament (1995–1999) and Flemish Parliament for East Flanders (1999–2009).^[19]
• James von der Heydt, 94, American lawyer and senior (former chief) judge of the District Court for the District of Alaska.^[20]

2

• William Allain, 85, American politician, Governor of Mississippi (1984–1988), Attorney General (1980–1984).^[21]
• Antonio Ansola, 82, Spanish footballer (Real Sociedad).^[22]
• Iván Bächer, 56, Hungarian writer and journalist.^[23]
• Bill Beckwith, 38, American contractor (Curb Appeal), motorcycle collision.^[24]
• Jean-Claude Beton, 88, Algerian-born French businessman, founder of Orangina.^[25]
• Kevin Crawford, 43, American scholar.^[26]
• Eva Davies, 88, British Olympic fencer.^[27]
• Marcelo Déda, 53, Brazilian politician, Governor of Sergipe (since 2007), cancer.^[28]
• John Ewbank, 64, British-born Australian rock climber.^[29]
• Rex Garvin, 73, American R&B musician.^[30]
• Brian Hitchen, 77, British journalist, Editor of the Daily Star (1987–1994) and Sunday Express (1994–1995), traffic collision.^[31]
• Salim Kallas, 77, Syrian actor and politician.^[32]
• Toshiko Karasawa, 102, Japanese politician, member of the House of Representatives (1946–1952).^[33]
• Gary Leadston, 72, Canadian politician, cancer.^[34]
• Junior Murvin, 67, Jamaican reggae singer ("Police and Thieves").^[35]
• Joseph Napolitan, 84, American political consultant.^[36]
• Liam O'Connor, 58, Irish Gaelic football player (Offaly).^[37]
• Mary Riggans, 78, Scottish actress (Take the High Road, Balamory, Dear Frankie), complications of a stroke.^[38]
• Pedro Rocha, 70, Uruguayan footballer (Peñarol, São Paulo FC).^[39]
• Katsumi Satō, 84, Japanese human rights activist, pneumonia.^[40]
• Vernon Shaw, 83, Dominican politician, President (1998–2003).^[41]
• Ray Weeks, 83, English cricketer (Warwickshire).^[42]
• Christopher Evan Welch, 48, American actor (Vicky Cristina Barcelona, Lincoln, Silicon Valley), lung cancer.^[43]
• Paweł Zenon Woś, 92, Polish World War II veteran.^[44]

3

• John Albery, 77, British chemist and academic, Master of University College, Oxford (1989–1997).^[45]
• Fernando Argenta, 68, Spanish journalist, musician and presenter, pancreatic cancer.^[46]
• Paul Aussaresses, 95, French army general.^[47]
• Gene Clair, 73, American sound engineer.^[48]
• Dick Greuel, 85, American politician, member of the Alaska House of Representatives (1953–1961), Speaker (1957–1959).^[49]
• Khalid Hasan, 76, Pakistani cricketer.^[50]
• Ronald Hunter, 70, American actor (Along Came Polly, Law & Order, The Big Bang Theory), heart and kidney failure.^[51]
• Kiptalam Keter, 80–81, Kenyan Olympic sprinter.^[52]
• Niilo Koponen, 85, American politician, member of the Alaska House of Representatives (1983–1993).^[53]
• Norbert Kuchinke, 73, German journalist and actor (Autumn Marathon).^[54]
• Hugh MacDonald, 84, Scottish nationalist activist.^[55]
• Reda Mahmoud Hafez Mohamed, 61, Egyptian military leader, Commander of the Egyptian Air Force (2008–2012), Minister of Military Production (2013).^[56]
• Ahmed Fouad Negm, 84, Egyptian vernacular poet.^[57]
• Avo Paistik, 77, Estonian cartoonist, film director and painter.^[58]
• Edo Patregnani, 75, Italian footballer.^[59]
• Ida Pollock, 105, British romance novelist.^[60]
• Bill Porter, 81, American door-to-door salesman, subject of Door to Door.^[61]
• Sefi Rivlin, 66, Israeli actor and comedian, throat cancer.^[62]
• Frank Rozendaal, 56, Dutch ornithologist.^[63]
• Sacha Sosno, 76, French sculptor and painter.^[64]
• Harry Webber, 77, South African Olympic weightlifter.^[65]

4

• Hassan al-Laqqis, Lebanese paramilitary officer, senior commander of Hezbollah, shot.^[66]
• Robert Allman, 86, Australian operatic baritone.^[67]
• McDonald Bailey, 92, British Olympic sprinter (1948), bronze medalist (1952).^[68]
• Henry Cubitt, 4th Baron Ashcombe, 89, British peer.^[69]
• Charles Grigg, 97, British comics artist (Korky the Cat, Desperate Dan).^[70]
• Greg Hubick, 62, Canadian professional ice hockey player.^[71]
• José Esteban Muñoz, 46, Cuban-born American academic.^[72]
• Paddy O'Byrne, 83, Irish broadcaster (Radio 702) and actor.^[73]
• Joana Raspall i Juanola, 100, Spanish Catalan writer.^[74]
• Alexander Rennie, 54, South African Olympic slalom canoer (1992), plane crash.^[75]
• Murarilal Singh, 61, Indian politician, stroke.^[76]
• Don Williams, 86, American football coach.^[77]

5

• Pierre Aliker, 106, French Martinican politician and independence activist, complications from a fall.^[78]
• Fred Bassetti, 96, American architect.^[79]
• Jean-Luc Benoziglio, 72, Swiss writer.^[80]
• Friedrich Carl, 97, German Major in the Heer during World War II and Iron Cross recipient.^[81]
• Iryna Charnushenka-Stasiuk, 34, Belarusian Olympic long jumper (2008), cancer.^[82]
• Robert Doerr, 99, American politician and educator, Mayor of San Jose, California (1956–1958).^[83]
• William B. Edmondson, 86, American diplomat, Ambassador to South Africa (1978–1981).^[84]
• Günther Förg, 61, German artist.^[85]
• Monte Fresco, 77, British sports photographer.^[86]
• Ruperto Inchausti, 95, Bolivian footballer (The Strongest, national team).^[87]
• Barry Jackson, 75, English actor (Doctor Who, Wimbledon, Midsomer Murders).^[88]
• John Alan Lee, 80, Canadian writer, academic and political activist, suicide.^[89]
• Nelson Mandela, 95, South African anti-apartheid activist and politician, President (1994–1999), lung infection.^[90]
• Tim Marcum, 69, American football coach.^[91]
• Danny Matt, 85, Israeli major-general.^[92]
• Vincent Mayers, 79, Guyanese cricketer.^[93]
• Joe Palumbo, 84, American football player (Virginia Cavaliers), member of College Football Hall of Fame.^[94]
• Brenda Reneau, 59, American politician, natural causes.^[95]
• Cynthia Eagle Russett, 76, American historian, multiple myeloma.^[96]
• Gerald J. Spitz, 72, American politician, sarcoidosis.^[97]
• David Vestal, 89, American photographer, educator, and author.^[98]
• Colin Wilson, 82, English writer.^[99]

6

• Georges Baal, 75, Hungarian psychoanalyst, director, actor, theater therapist and professor, heart attack.^[100]
• Eddie Britt, 87, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly for Willoughby (1978–1981).^[101]
• Jean-Pierre Desthuilliers, 74, French poet.^[102]
• Robert Ellis, 87, American mathematician, specializing in topological dynamics.^[103]
• Philippe Favre, 51, Swiss racing driver, skiing accident.^[104]
• Hakem Al-Fayez, Jordanian politician.^[105]
• Maurice Griffe, 92, French screenwriter.^[106]
• Louis Jacobson, 95, Irish cricketer.^[107]
• Tom Krause, 79, Finnish opera singer.^[108]
• Gail Collins Pappalardi, 72, American artist and songwriter (Strange Brew).^[109]
• Peeter Mudist, 71, Estonian painter.^[110]
• Nya Quesada, 94, Argentine actress.^[111]
• Alan Robinson, 65, Canadian politician.^[112]
• Stan Tracey, 86, British jazz pianist.^[113]
• M. K. Turk, 71, American college basketball coach (Southern Miss).^[114]
• Louis Waldon, 78, American actor (Lonesome Cowboys, Blue Movie, Flesh), stroke.^[115]
• Kate Williamson, 82, American actress (Ellen, Disclosure, Dahmer).^[116]

7

• Vinay Apte, 62, Indian actor.^[117]
• Juan Carlos Argeñal, 43, Honduran journalist, shot.^[118]
• Sir Hugh Bidwell, 79, British businessman, Lord Mayor of London (1990).^[119]
• Alan Bridges, 86, English film and television director (The Shooting Party).^[120]
• Jack Fishman, 83, American pharmaceutical researcher.^[121]
• John Idzik, 85, American football player and coach.^[122]
• Nadezhda Ilyina, 64, Russian Soviet Olympic bronze-medalist athlete (1976), traffic collision.^[123]
• Eero Kolehmainen, 95, Finnish Olympic silver-medalist cross country skier (1952).^[124]
• Józef Kowalski, 113, Polish soldier, second-to-last surviving veteran of the Polish–Soviet War.^[125]
• Jacob Matlala, 51, South African WBO flyweight and light flyweight champion boxer (1993, 1995).^[126]
• Édouard Molinaro, 85, French film director and screenwriter (La Cage aux Folles).^[127]
• Allen Rosenberg, 82, American Olympic rowing coach.^[128]
• Esther Streit-Wurzel, 81, Israeli author.^[129]
• Thomas B. Spain, 85, American jurist, member of the Supreme Court of Kentucky (1991–1995).^[130]
• Dharmavarapu Subramanyam, 53, Indian comic actor.^[131]
• Kei Suma, 78, Japanese actor, liver cancer.^[132]
• Michael Vetter, 70, German composer and novelist.^[133]
• Chick Willis, 79, American blues singer, cancer.^[134]

8

• Orlando Álvarez, 78, Chilean lawyer and writer, Judge of the Supreme Court (1998–2009).^[135]
• Leonid Baranovskyi, 60, Ukrainian Soviet footballer (Chornomorets).^[136]
• Sir John Cornforth, 96, Australian-British chemist, laureate of the Nobel Prize (1975).^[137]
• Wanda Ewing, 43, American artist, small cell lung cancer.^[138]
• Hung Sin-nui, 88, Chinese Cantonese opera singer and actress.^[139]
• Jwala, 4, British Thoroughbred racehorse, euthanised.^[140]
• Lynne Kieran, 53, British-born Austrian singer (The Rounder Girls).^[141]
• Mado Maurin, 98, French actress and comedian.^[142]
• Maurice J. McCauley, 90, American teacher and politician, Member of the Minnesota House of Representatives.^[143]
• José Mercado, 75, Mexican Olympic cyclist.^[144]
• Don Mitchell, 70, American actor (Ironside, I Dream of Jeannie, CHiPs), natural causes.^[145]
• Donn Robins, 79, Australian cricketer (South Australia).^[146]
• Luis Saavedra, 78, Spanish footballer (Tenerife).^[147]
• Ernest Sauter, 85, German composer.^[148]
• Sándor Szokolay, 82, Hungarian composer and professor.^[149]
• Edward Williams, 92, English composer (Life on Earth).^[150]
• Richard S. Williamson, 64, American lawyer and diplomat, United States ambassador to the United Nations for Special Political Affairs, cerebral hemorrhage.^[151]

9

• Dame Florence Baron, 61, British jurist, cancer.^[152]
• Kees Brusse, 88, Dutch actor and film director.^[153]
• Hristu Cândroveanu, 85, Romanian editor, literary critic and writer.^[154]
• Shane del Rosario, 30, American mixed martial artist and kickboxer, complications from cardiac arrest.^[155]
• Pat Flaherty, 89, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly for Granville (1962–1984).^[156]
• Alberto Foguelman, 90, Argentine chess master.^[157]
• John Gabbert, 104, American judge, California Appellate Court (1970–1974) and Superior Court (1949–1970).^[158]
• Herbert P. Gleason, 85, American lawyer, melanoma.^[159]
• Norman Harding, 84, British trade unionist and political activist.^[160]
• Joe Black Hayes, 98, American football player (Tennessee Volunteers).^[161]
• Barbara Hesse-Bukowska, 83, Polish classical pianist.^[162]
• Takeshi Miura, 75, Japanese actor, pneumonia.^[163]
• Eleanor Parker, 91, American actress (The Sound of Music, Detective Story, Caged), pneumonia.^[164]
• Lloyd Pye, 67, American author and paranormal researcher.^[165]
• Shiva Regmi, 49, Nepali film director, kidney failure.^[166]
• María Eugenia Rubio, 80, Mexican singer and actress.^[167]
• Avtandil Tskitishvili, 63, Georgian general, Chief of General Staff (1992–1993).^[168]
• Peter Urban, 72, German translator.^[169]
• Jacq Firmin Vogelaar, 69, Dutch writer.^[170]
• Thomson M. Whitin, 90, American economist.^[171]
• John Wilbur, 70, American football player (Dallas Cowboys, Los Angeles Rams, Washington Redskins), chronic traumatic encephalopathy.^[172]

10

• Mary Allitt, 80, Australian cricketer.^[173]
• Jimmy Amadie, 76, American jazz musician.^[174]
• Maurice Benoît, 81, Canadian Olympic silver medallist ice hockey player (1960), (Dayton Gems).^[175]
• The Child of Lov, 26, Belgian-born Dutch pop musician, complications from surgery.^[176]
• Alan Coleman, 76, English-born Australian television director and producer (The Young Doctors, Neighbours).^[177]
• John Didion, 66, American football player (Washington Redskins, New Orleans Saints).^[178]
• Peter Drummond, 82, Australian politician, member of the Australian House of Representatives for Forrest (1972–1987).^[179]
• Skeets Gallacher, 88, British boxer.^[180]
• Jim Hall, 83, American jazz guitarist, composer and arranger.^[181]
• Don Lund, 90, American baseball player (Detroit Tigers).^[182]
• William L. Mallory, Sr., 82, American politician, member of the Ohio House of Representatives (1967–1994) and House Majority Leader (1974–1994).^[183]
• Herbert J. McChrystal, 89, American army major general.^[184]
• Pete Naton, 82, American baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates).^[185]
• Rossana Podestà, 79, Italian actress (Helen of Troy).^[186]
• Ravella Venkatarama Rao, 86, Indian writer.^[187]
• David Thurston, 95, American aircraft designer.^[188]
• Srikantadatta Narasimharaja Wadiyar, 60, Indian politician, leader of Mysore Kingdom and Wadiyar dynasty (since 1974), heart attack.^[189]

11

• Nadir Afonso, 93, Portuguese geometric abstractionist painter.^[190]
• Kate Barry, 46, British photographer, fall.^[191]
• Barbara Branden, 84, Canadian biographer, lung infection.^[192]
• George H. Buck, Jr., 84, American music industry executive.^[193]
• Regina Derieva, 64, Russian poet.^[194]
• Frederick Fox, 82, Australian-born British milliner.^[195]
• Loretta Fuddy, 65, American health official, director of the Hawaii Department of Health (since 2011), Mayor of Kalawao County (since 2011), plane crash.^[196]
• Javier Jáuregui, 40, Mexican former IBF world lightweight champion boxer, stroke.^[197]
• Patrick Kavanagh, 90, British police officer, Deputy Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis (1977–1983).^[198]
• John Liu Jinghe, 92, Chinese Roman Catholic Bishop.^[199]
• Luigi Menti, 79, Italian footballer.^[200]
• Garry Robbins, 56, Canadian professional wrestler and actor (Wrong Turn, The Love Guru, Narc), heart attack.^[201]
• Musa Shariefi, 71, Indian Islamic religious scholar.^[202]
• Master Sridhar, 60, Indian film actor, heart attack.^[203]

12

• Molly Allott, 95, British Women's Royal Air Force officer.^[204]
• Chabua Amirejibi, 92, Georgian writer.^[205]
• Stephen Bruce, 59, South African cricketer.^[206]
• Jim Burton, 64, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox).^[207]
• Devere Christensen, 95, American water polo player.^[208]
• Bernard Conlan, 90, British politician, MP for Gateshead East (1964–1987).^[209]
• Krisztina Dobos, 64, Hungarian politician and economist.^[210]
• Ron Goodwin, 72, American football player.^[211]
• Jang Song-thaek, 67, North Korean politician, Vice-Chairman of the National Defence Commission (2010–2013), executed.^[212]
• David Jones, 73, English footballer (Millwall).^[213]
• Zbigniew Karkowski, 55, Polish composer, pancreatic cancer.^[214]
• Tom Laughlin, 82, American actor (Billy Jack), complications from pneumonia.^[215]
• Maria Lidka, 99, German-born British violinist.^[216]
• Mac McGarry, 87, American television quiz show host (It's Academic), pneumonia.^[217]
• Angelo Menon, 94, Italian cyclist.^[218]
• Abdul Quader Molla, 65, Bangladeshi politician, execution by hanging.^[219]
• Lee Raymond, 59, American stock car racing driver, cancer.^[220]
• Leo Sachs, 89, Israeli molecular biologist.^[221]
• Ezra Sellers, 45, American IBO cruiserweight champion boxer (2001–2002), heart failure.^[222]
• Audrey Totter, 95, American actress (The Postman Always Rings Twice; Medical Center), stroke.^[223]
• Charles M. Vest, 72, American academic, President of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1990–2004), pancreatic cancer.^[224]
• Séry Wawa, 70, Ivorian footballer (Africa Sports, national team).^[225]
• Rae Woodland, 91, British soprano.^[226]

13

• Marcel Cellier, 88, Swiss organist and musicologist.^[227]
• Daniel Escobar, 49, American actor (Lizzie McGuire, Dharma & Greg, Blow), complications of diabetes.^[228]
• Marina Gordon, 96, Belarusian-born American singer and coloratura soprano.^[229]
• Vivian Kellogg, 91, American AAGPBL baseball player (Fort Wayne Daisies).^[230]
• Kim Kuk-tae, 89, North Korean politician and party secretary, heart failure.^[231]
• Stan Leadbetter, 76, English first-class cricketer.^[232]
• Grace Lenczyk, 86, American amateur golfer.^[233]
• Harvey Littleton, 91, American glass artist.^[234]
• Wallace T. MacCaffrey, 93, American historian.^[235]
• Italo Mazzacurati, 81, Italian cyclist.^[236]
• Claudio Nasco, 37, Cuban journalist and newscaster, stabbed.^[237]
• Hugh Nissenson, 80, American novelist.^[238]
• Zafer Önen, 92, Turkish film actor, heart failure.^[239]
• Andrew Plain, 60, Australian sound editor (The Truman Show, Babe, Knowing), melanoma.^[240]
• Wyn Roberts, Baron Roberts of Conwy, 83, Welsh politician, MP for Conwy (1970–1997).^[241]
• James Schroder, 95, Canadian politician, MP for Guelph (1980–1984).^[242]
• Thad Spencer, 70, American heavyweight boxer.^[243]
• Horst Tomayer, 75, German poet, columnist, and actor, complications from cancer.^[244]

14

• Janet Abu-Lughod, 85, American sociologist.^[245]
• Lou Angeli, 62, American writer and filmmaker, subarachnoid hemorrhage.^[246]
• G. W. S. Barrow, 89, British historian.^[247]
• Janet Dailey, 69, American romance writer, complications of heart surgery.^[248]
• Judi Hofer, 73, American business executive.^[249]
• C. N. Karunakaran, 73, Indian painter.^[250]
• Teoman Koman, 77, Turkish army general.^[251]
• Junji Kunishige, 71, Japanese scholar of American literature, hepatocellular carcinoma.^[252]
• Dennis Lindley, 90, British statistician.^[253]
• Frank Lobdell, 92, American painter.^[254]
• Frank Maznicki, 93, American football player (Chicago Bears, Boston Yanks).^[255]
• René Million, 79, French Olympic swimmer.^[256]
• John O. Norrman, 92, Swedish geographer and geomorphologist.^[257]
• Peter O'Toole, 81, British-Irish actor (Lawrence of Arabia, The Lion in Winter, Troy), BAFTA winner (1963).^[258]
• Neil Robson, 85, Australian politician.^[259]
• France Roche, 92, French actress.^[260]
• George Rodrigue, 69, American painter, lung cancer.^[261]
• Bill Troup, 62, American football player (Baltimore Colts, Green Bay Packers).^[262]

15

• Sandeep Acharya, 29, Indian singer.^[263]
• Harold Camping, 92, American evangelist (Family Radio) and alleged doomsday predictor, complications from a fall.^[264]
• Frank Meidell Falch, 93, Norwegian media director.^[265]
• Joan Fontaine, 96, British-American actress (Rebecca, Suspicion, Ivanhoe), Oscar winner (1942).^[266]
• Helmar Frank, 80, German mathematician.^[267]
• Gennaro Langella, 74, American mobster.^[268]
• Viking Mestad, 83, Norwegian banker and politician.^[269]
• Dyron Nix, 46, American basketball player (Indiana Pacers), pneumonia.^[270]
• Sis Ram Ola, 86, Indian politician, Minister of Labour and Employment (2004, 2013), Minister of Mines (2004–2009).^[271]
• Valentin Pashin, 76, Russian naval constructor, Hero of the Russian Federation.^[272]
• Yevgeny Yatsinenko, 88, Russian Soviet Olympic sprint canoer (1956).^[273]

16

• James Isbell Armstrong, 94, American academic, President of Middlebury College (1963–1975).^[274]
• Arnoldo Castro, 74, Mexican baseball player.^[275]
• Pat Crowley, 80, Irish fashion designer.^[276]
• James Flint, 100, British Royal Air Force officer.^[277]
• Stuart Hilborn, 96, Canadian automotive engineer.^[278]
• Derek Hornby, 83, British business executive.^[279]
• Gillis MacGill, 85, American fashion model.^[280]
• Conn McCluskey, 99, Irish civil rights activist.^[281]
• Ray Price, 87, American singer ("Heartaches by the Number", "For the Good Times"), pancreatic cancer.^[282]
• Madhusudan Rege, 89, Indian cricketer (Maharashtra).^[283]
• Marta Russell, 62, American writer and disability rights activist.^[284]
• Lolita Sevilla, 78, Spanish actress and singer.^[285]
• Michiaki Takahashi, 85, Japanese virologist (chickenpox vaccine), heart failure.^[286]
• Uthradom Thirunal Marthanda Varma, 91, Indian titular Maharaja of Travancore (since 1991), heart failure.^[287]
• Arie Vermeer, 91, Dutch footballer.^[288]
• Zvi Yanai, 78, Israeli publicist and philosopher.^[289]

17

• Alfred Bates, 69, British politician, MP for Bebington and Ellesmere Port (1974–1979).^[290]
• Richard Britnell, 69, British historian.^[291]
• Fred Bruemmer, 84, Canadian nature photographer.^[292]
• Ārvaldis Andrejs Brumanis, 87, Latvian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Liepāja (1995–2001).^[293]
• Ricardo María Carles Gordó, 87, Spanish Catholic cardinal, Archbishop of Barcelona (1990–2004).^[294]
• Kelly Clark, 56, American attorney, cancer.^[295]
• Rudolf Filkus, 86, Slovak politician.^[296]
• Richard Heffner, 88, American historian and television host (The Open Mind), cerebral hemorrhage.^[297]
• Azean Irdawaty, 63, Malaysian actress, liver failure.^[298]
• Tetsurō Kashibuchi, 63, Japanese musician, composer (Tsuribaka Nisshi), and producer (Yukiko Okada), esophageal cancer.^[299]
• Frank Magleby, 85, American painter and educator.^[300]
• Janet Rowley, 88, American cancer researcher, complications of ovarian cancer.^[301]
• Paul Ryan, 70, American video artist and communications theorist.^[302]
• Eyad al-Sarraj, 70, Palestinian human rights campaigner, leukemia.^[303]
• Frank Sheehan, 80, Canadian politician, member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario for Lincoln (1995–1999), cancer.^[304]
• Conny van Rietschoten, 87, Dutch yacht racer.^[305]

18

• Ronnie Biggs, 84, English criminal (Great Train Robbery) and fugitive.^[306]
• Harry Boland, 88, Irish Olympic basketball player (1948).^[307]
• Sir Christopher Curwen, 84, British Head of the Secret Intelligence Service (1985–1989).^[308]
• William T. Greenough, 69, American educator, Lewy body dementia.^[309]
• Jerome Grossman, 96, American political activist.^[310]
• Ken Hutcherson, 61, American football player and anti-gay activist, prostate cancer.^[311]
• Gonzalo Inzunza Inzunza, 42, Mexican drug lord and Sinaloa Cartel leader, shot.^[312]
• Boyuk Jeddikar, 84, Iranian footballer (Esteghlal F.C., national team), Alzheimer's disease.^[313]
• Martin Koeman, 75, Dutch footballer, heart failure.^[314]
• Larry Lujack, 73, American disc jockey, esophageal cancer.^[315]
• Graham Mackay, 64, South African businessman (SABMiller).^[316]
• Konstantin Melgunov, 87, Russian Olympic sailor.^[317]
• Titus Munteanu, 72, Romanian television producer (TVR), director and filmmaker, respiratory disease.^[318]
• Donald Roe Ross, 91, American federal judge.^[319]
• Brunon Synak, 70, Polish sociologist and politician.^[320]
• Paul Torday, 67, British author.^[321]
• Wade Walker, 90, American football player, coach, and college athletics administrator.^[322]

19

• Winton Dean, 97, English musicologist.^[323]
• Herb Geller, 85, American jazz saxophonist, pneumonia.^[324]
• Morton J. Gold, 96, American Air Force brigadier general.^[325]
• Al Goldstein, 77, American publisher and pornographer, renal failure.^[326]
• José de Jesús Gutiérrez Rebollo, 79, Mexican general and drug trafficker, brain cancer.^[327]
• Arnošt Hložek, 84, Slovak football coach and player.^[328]
• Marty Hornstein, 76, American film producer (Star Trek: First Contact, Along Came a Spider).^[329]
• Ralph Howard, 82, Australian politician, member of the Victorian Legislative Council (1976–1982).^[330]
• Hideo Kanaya, 68, Japanese motorcycle racer.^[331]
• Leon Kuhn, 59, British political cartoonist.^[332]
• Nae Lăzărescu, 72, Romanian actor and comedian, chronic liver disease.^[333]
• Krzysztof Marcinkowski, 53, Polish footballer (Lech Poznan).^[334]
• Pedro Septién, 97, Mexican sports broadcaster, pneumonia.^[335]
• Olive Smuts-Kennedy, 88, New Zealand politician.^[336]
• Ružica Sokić, 79, Serbian actress, Alzheimer's disease.^[337]
• Ned Vizzini, 32, American novelist (It's Kind of a Funny Story), suicide by jumping.^[338]
• Günther Ziegler, 80, German Olympic cyclist.^[339]

20

• Amand Audaire, 89, French cyclist.^[340]
• Pyotr Bolotnikov, 83, Soviet Olympic champion athlete (1960).^[341]
• Harji Ram Burdak, 82, Indian politician.^[342]
• Tibor Czinkán, 84, Hungarian basketball player.^[343]
• Yuri Dubinin, 83, Russian diplomat, Ambassador to the United States (1986–1990).^[344]
• Marie Fleming, 59, Irish campaigner for assisted suicide, multiple sclerosis.^[345]
• Barbara Heslop, 88, New Zealand immunologist.^[346]
• Khaled Khan, 55, Bangladeshi actor, motor neuron disease.^[347]
• Lord Infamous, 40, American rapper (Three 6 Mafia), heart attack.^[348]
• Gyula Maár, 79, Hungarian film director.^[349]
• Didi Menosi, 85, Israeli dramatist, journalist and songwriter, Parkinson's disease.^[350]
• Nelly Omar, 102, Argentine actress and singer, cardiac arrest.^[351]
• Masafumi Ōura, 44, Japanese volleyball player (national team), stomach cancer.^[352]
• David Richards, 57, British record producer (Queen, Iggy Pop).^[353]
• Reginaldo Rossi, 69, Brazilian singer-songwriter, lung cancer.^[354]
• Vivian St. John, 63, American professional wrestler.^[355]
• Jeff Shannon, 52, American film critic and writer (The Seattle Times).^[356]
• Syeda Zohra Tajuddin, 80, Bangladeshi politician.^[357]

21

• Trigger Alpert, 97, American jazz double-bassist (Glenn Miller band).^[358]
• Ahmed Asmat Abdel-Meguid, 89, Egyptian diplomat.^[359]
• Eli Beeding, 85, American scientist and test pilot.^[360]
• Edgar Bronfman Sr., 84, Canadian businessman (Seagram) and activist for Jewish and Israeli causes.^[361]
• Bethine Clark Church, 90, American political activist.^[362]
• David Coleman, 87, British television sports commentator and presenter.^[363]
• Craig Cotton, 66, American football tight end.^[364]
• Treffor Davies, 75, British cricketer (Worcestershire).^[365]
• Lars Edlund, 91, Swedish composer and organist.^[366]
• John Eisenhower, 91, American historian and diplomat, Ambassador to Belgium (1969–1971).^[367]
• Peter Geach, 97, British philosopher.^[368]
• Charles Grant Gordon, 86, Scottish whisky distiller, pneumonia.^[369]
• Richard Hart, 96, Jamaican historian and politician.^[370]
• Rodolfo P. Hernández, 82, American soldier, recipient of the Medal of Honor (1952).^[371]
• Ina Scot, 24, Swedish racehorse, winner of Prix d'Amérique (1995), euthanized.^[372]
• Björn J:son Lindh, 69, Swedish musician and composer, brain tumor.^[373]
• Bernard Henry McGinn, 56, Irish republican and IRA member, convicted of conspiracy to murder and firearms possession.^[374] (body discovered on this date)
• Bronzell Miller, 42, American football player and actor (Bringing Down the House, Mr. 3000), multiple myeloma.^[375]
• El Perlo de Triana, 87, Spanish singer and poet.^[376]
• Aristóteles Picho, 56, Peruvian actor, director and drama teacher, heart attack.^[377]
• Lentxu Rubial, 68, Spanish politician, Senator (2004–2011).^[378]
• Geoff Stirling, 92, Canadian businessman (CJON-DT, CHOZ-FM) and publisher (Newfoundland Herald).^[379]
• Kazutami Watanabe, 81, Japanese scholar of French literature, sepsis.^[380]
• Woon Sui Kut, 84, Singaporean sports official.^[381]

22

• Muriel Abdurahman, 75, Canadian politician, member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta for Clover Bar-Fort Saskatchewan (1993–1997).^[382]
• Pran Chopra, 92, Indian journalist and newspaper editor (The Statesman).^[383]
• Diomedes Díaz, 56, Colombian vallenato musician, heart attack.^[384]
• Shem Downey, 91, Irish hurler (Kilkenny).^[385]·
• R. A. Foakes, 90, British author and Shakespearean scholar.^[386]
• John Grefe, 66, American chess player, liver cancer.^[387]
• Ed Herrmann, 67, American baseball player (Chicago White Sox), prostate cancer.^[388]
• Hans Hækkerup, 68, Danish politician, Defence Minister (1993–2000), MP (1979–2001), multiple system atrophy.^[389]
• Leonard Jackson, 85, American stage, film, and television actor, Alzheimer's disease.^[390]
• Anton Mackowiak, 91, German Olympic wrestler.^[391]
• Keith McGowan, 70, Australian radio presenter (3AW), stroke.^[392]
• Oscar Peer, 85, Swiss writer.^[393]
• Lázaro Rivas, 38, Cuban Olympic silver medallist wrestler (2000).^[394]
• William Rosales, 59, Puerto Rican politician, Mayor of Camuy (1989–2002).^[395]
• Antti Sivonen, 85, Finnish Olympic skier.^[396]
• Bill Tremel, 84, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs).^[397]
• Marco Zappia, 76, American television editor (Home Improvement, All in the Family, Who's the Boss?).^[398]

23

• Stan Brooks, 86, American radio broadcaster (WINS).^[399]
• Alan Burns, 83, English author.^[400]
• Rick Cassidy, 70, American pornographic actor and bodybuilder.^[401]
• Chryssa, 79, Greek-American artist.^[402]
• Inis L. Claude, 91, American political scientist.^[403]
• Addison Cresswell, 53, British comedy agent and manager, heart attack.^[404]
• Mikhail Kalashnikov, 94, Russian weapons designer (AK-47, AK-74).^[405]
• Dorothy Kuya, 81, British human rights activist.^[406]
• Yusef Lateef, 93, American Grammy Award-winning saxophonist (Yusef Lateef's Little Symphony).^[407]
• Juris Lauciņš, 56, Latvian actor, throat cancer.^[408]
• Ricky Lawson, 59, American drummer (Michael Jackson, Phil Collins), brain aneurysm.^[409]
• Neil McLaughlin, 65, Irish Olympic boxer.^[410]
• José Ortiz, 81, Spanish comics artist (Hombre, Tex Willer).^[411]
• András Pándy, 86, Hungarian-born Belgian serial killer, natural causes.^[412]
• Chuck Patterson, 68, American actor (Law & Order), heart attack.^[413]
• Raymond Paul, 85, British Olympic fencer (1952, 1956).^[414]
• Jeff Pollack, 54, American director and producer (Booty Call, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air), natural causes.^[415]
• Ted Richmond, 103, American film producer (Papillon).^[416]
• Vito Rizzuto, 67, Canadian mafia leader, pneumonia.^[417]
• Viktor Sarianidi, 84, Russian archaeologist.^[418]
• G. S. Shivarudrappa, 87, Indian Kannada-language poet.^[419]
• Summer Bird, 7, American Thoroughbred racehorse, colic.^[420]
• Francisco Manuel Vieira, 88, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Osasco (1989–2002).^[421]
• Robert W. Wilson, 86, American multimillionaire philanthropist, suicide by jumping.^[422]

24

• Rex Armistead, 83, American private detective and police officer (Arkansas Project).^[423]
• Eric Auld, 82, Scottish artist.^[424]
• Frédéric Back, 89, Canadian animator (Crac, The Man Who Planted Trees), cancer.^[425]
• Ian Barbour, 90, American scholar and author, stroke.^[426]
• Sir Michael Butler, 86, British diplomat, Permanent Representative to the European Economic Community (1979–1985).^[427]
• Thomas Ludlow Chrystie II, 80, American banker.^[428]
• Germán Coppini, 52, Spanish pop musician and singer (Siniestro Total, Golpes Bajos), hepatic cancer.^[429]
• André Dreiding, 94, Swiss chemist.^[430]
• Gunnar Ericsson, 94, Swedish politician and sports official.^[431]
• Patrick Etolu, 78, Ugandan Olympic high jumper.^[432]
• Soane Lilo Foliaki, 80, Tongan Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Tonga (1994–2008).^[433]
• John M. Goldman, 75, British medical scientist.^[434]
• Jakob Sigurd Holmgard, 84, Norwegian farmer and politician.^[435]
• Stuart Jakeman, 70, English cricketer (Northants).^[436]
• Raino Koskenkorva, 87, Finnish Olympic cyclist.^[437]
• Fleming Lee, 79, American author.^[438]
• Allan McKeown, 67, British film producer (Tracey Takes On...), prostate cancer.^[439]
• Ron Noades, 76, British football chairman (Crystal Palace), lung cancer.^[440]
• Helga M. Novak, 78, German-Icelandic writer.^[441]
• Walter Oi, 84, American economist.^[442]
• Hansjörg Reichel, 91, Austrian Olympic ice hockey player.^[443]
• Jean Rustin, 85, French painter.^[444]
• Valter Santos, 59, Brazilian actor, heart attack.^[445]
• R.A. Shooter, 97, British microbiologist.^[446]
• Serghei Stroenco, 46, Moldovan football player (national team) and manager.^[447]
• Edward Williams, 88, English cricketer.^[448]

25

• Don Adams, 66, American basketball player.^[449]
• Kaj Backlund, 68, Finnish jazz trumpeter (UMO Jazz Orchestra).^[450]
• Anthony J. Bryant, 52, American author.^[451]
• Richard F. Edlich, 74, American plastic surgeon.^[452]
• Birger Gerhardsson, 87, Swedish Biblical scholar.^[453]
• Luis Humberto Gómez Gallo, 51, Colombian industrial engineer, Senator (1994–2008), heart attack.^[454]
• Wayne Harrison, 46, English footballer (Liverpool).^[455]
• David R. Harris, 83, British geographer, anthropologist and archaeologist.^[456]
• Mike Hegan, 71, American baseball player (Milwaukee Brewers, New York Yankees) and announcer (Cleveland Indians), heart failure.^[457]
• Jorge Loring Miró, 92, Spanish Jesuit priest, stroke.^[458]
• Boris Magasanik, 94, American microbiologist.^[459]
• Andy Malcolm, 80, English footballer (West Ham United).^[460]
• Mel Mathay, 80, Filipino politician, Mayor of Quezon City (1992–2001), heart attack.^[461]
• Linda McCullough Thew, 95, British author.^[462]
• John Rutherford, 78, English cricketer.^[463]
• Cliff Salmond, 85, Canadian Olympic athlete.^[464]
• Viktor Savelyev, 85, Russian surgeon, Hero of Socialist Labor, recipient of the Demidov Prize in Medicine (2002).^[465]
• Adnan Şenses, 78, Turkish musician and actor, stomach cancer.^[466]
• Wilbur Thompson, 92, American Olympic champion shot putter (1948).^[467]
• Val Joe Walker, 83, American football player.^[468]
• Art Weiner, 87, American football player.^[469]
• Slim Williamson, 86, American recording executive.^[470]

26

• Malena Alvarado, 59, Venezuelan actress, complications during surgery.^[471]
• Albino Aroso, 90, Portuguese doctor and politician.^[472]
• Paul Blair, 69, American baseball player (Baltimore Orioles, New York Yankees), heart attack.^[473]
• Gerardo Bönnhoff, 87, German-born Argentine athlete.^[474]
• E. Otis Charles, 87, American clergyman and activist, Espiscopal Bishop of Utah (1971–1993).^[475]
• Dinu Cocea, 84, Romanian director and screenwriter, heart failure.^[476]
• Dr. Tangalanga, 97, Argentine comedian.^[477]
• Marta Eggerth, 101, Hungarian-born American singer and actress.^[478]
• Brian Glüss, 83, British statistician, mathematician, systems engineer and author.^[479]
• Bruce Hopkins, 89, Australian rugby league footballer.^[480]
• Theo Lalleman, 67, Dutch writer.^[481]
• Herbert F. Travers, Jr., 85, American attorney and judge.^[482]
• Sally Vincent, 76, British journalist.^[483]
• Harold Whitaker, 93, British animator (Animal Farm, Heavy Metal).^[484]

27

• Richard Ambler, 80, British chemist.^[485]
• Carter Camp, 72, American activist, chair of the American Indian Movement (1973).^[486]
• Gonzalo Carrasco, 78, Chilean footballer.^[487]
• Mohamad Chatah, 62, Lebanese politician, Minister of Finance (2008–2009), Ambassador to the United States (1997–2000), car bomb.^[488]
• Abu Lais Md. Mubin Chowdhury, 71–72, Bangladeshi politician, heart attack.^[489]
• Patrick Crowby, 55, Ni-Vanuatu politician, Interior Minister (2008, 2011, 2013).^[490]
• Alexander Lamb Cullen, 93, British electrical engineer.^[491]
• Gianna D'Angelo, 84, American opera singer.^[492]
• Boyd Lee Dunlop, 87, American jazz pianist.^[493]
• Rollo Gebhard, 92, German circumnavigator and author.^[494]
• Peter Hall, 83, British Anglican bishop, Bishop of Woolwich in the Diocese of Southwark, England (1984–1996).^[495]
• Peter John Harding, 73, British Royal Air Force officer, Defence Services Secretary (1994–1998).^[496]
• John Matheson, 96, Canadian lawyer, judge and politician, MP for Leeds (1961–1968).^[497]
• Åke Nordin, 77, Swedish entrepreneur, founder of Fjällräven outdoor equipment.^[498]
• Gunn Olsen, 61, Norwegian politician. MP for Telemark (1997–2013), cancer.^[499]
• Elvira Quintillá, 85, Spanish actress.^[500]
• Alan Richards, 91, New Zealand cricketer.^[501]
• Farooq Sheikh, 65, Indian actor, heart attack.^[502]
• Jonathan Stevens, 36, British medical researcher, Parkinson's disease.^[503]
• Ian B. Tanner, 87, Australian Presbyterian minister.^[504]
• Keegan Taylor, 29, Zimbabwean cricketer (Manicaland), heart failure.^[505]
• Fernando Ureña Rib, 62, Dominican painter.^[506]

28

• Halton Arp, 86, American astronomer.^[507]
• Jack S. Blanton, 86, American businessman and philanthropist.^[508]
• Esther Borja, 100, Cuban singer.^[509]
• Robert Boscawen, 90, British politician, MP for Wells (1970–1983), Somerton and Frome (1983–1992).^[510]
• Laurent Chappis, 98, French architect and town planner.^[511]
• Aníbal Delgado Fiallos, 77, Honduran politician.^[512]
• Doe B, 22, American rapper, shot.^[513]
• Sheila Guyse, 88, American actress and singer, Alzheimer's disease.^[514]
• Andrew Jacobs, Jr., 81, American politician, member of the House of Representatives from Indiana (1965–1973, 1975–1997).^[515]
• George Jacobs (valet), 86, American memoirist and valet.^[516]
• Margrit Kennedy, 74, German architect and academic.^[517]
• Kazuyoshi Kino, 91, Japanese Buddhist scholar, pneumonia.^[518]
• Alfred Marshall, 94, American clothing retailer, founder of Marshalls.^[519]
• Eleanor Montgomery, 67, American Olympic high jumper.^[520]
• Joseph Ruskin, 89, American actor (The Magnificent Seven, The Scorpion King, Alias).^[521]
• Mair Russell-Jones, 96, Welsh codebreaker.^[522]
• Yosef Shapira, 87, Israeli politician, minister without portfolio (1984–1988).^[523]
• Harold Simmons, 82, American businessman and philanthropist.^[524]
• Ilya Tsymbalar, 44, Ukrainian-born Russian footballer, Footballer of the Year in Russia (1995), heart disease.^[525]

29

• Alevtina Aparina, 72, Russian politician.^[526]
• Richard Coar, 92, American aerospace engineer.^[527]
• Paul Comstive, 52, English footballer, heart attack.^[528]
• John W. V. Cordice, 94, American doctor and surgeon, natural causes.^[529]
• Benjamin Curtis, 35, American rock musician (Tripping Daisy, Secret Machines, School of Seven Bells), lymphoma.^[530]
• Connie Dierking, 77, American basketball player (Philadelphia 76ers, Cincinnati Royals).^[531]
• Andy Granatelli, 90, American motorsport promoter and businessman, CEO of STP, heart failure.^[532]
• C. T. Hsia, 92, Chinese literary critic and academic.^[533]
• Wojciech Kilar, 81, Polish composer (Bram Stoker's Dracula, The Pianist), brain tumor.^[534]
• Besik Kudukhov, 27, Russian Olympic wrestler (2008, 2012), traffic collision.^[535]
• Henri Lazarof, 81, Bulgarian composer, Alzheimer's disease.^[536]
• Kay Mander, 98, British film director and shooting continuity specialist.^[537]
• Jagadish Mohanty, 62, Indian Oriya language writer, hit by train.^[538]
• Mike O'Connor, 67, American journalists' advocate, heart attack.^[539]
• William Overstreet Jr., 92, American WWII flying ace.^[540]
• Khushi Ram, 77, Indian basketball player.^[541]
• Ari Romero, 62, Mexican professional wrestler, liver cancer.^[542]
• Armando Villegas, 87, Peruvian-Colombian painter.^[543]
• Mary Wibberley, 79, British novelist.^[544]

30

• Akeem Adams, 22, Trinidadian footballer, stroke.^[545]
• Katja Andy, 106, German-born American classical pianist.^[546]
• Martin Berkofsky, 70, American classical pianist, cancer.^[547]
• W. Harrison Daniel, 91, American author and history professor.^[548]
• John Dominis, 92, American photojournalist, complications from heart attack.^[549]
• Kenneth C. Edelin, 74, American physician and patient rights advocate.^[550]
• Charlie Hill, 62, American Oneida-Mohawk-Cree comedian, lymphoma.^[551]
• Sjoerd Huisman, 27, Dutch long distance ice-skater, cardiac arrest.^[552]
• Kinnaird R. McKee, 84, American United States Navy admiral.^[553]
• José María Maguregui, 79, Spanish football player (Athletic Bilbao) and coach (Racing de Santander).^[554]
• Eero Mäntyranta, 76, Finnish Olympic champion (1960, 1964) cross-country skier.^[555]
• Tito Mora, 73, Spanish pop singer, pulmonary illness.^[556]
• Gerald Mortimer, 77, British author and sports journalist (Derby Telegraph).^[557]
• G. Nammalvar, 75, Indian agronomist and sustainability activist, cardiac arrest.^[558]
• Eiichi Ohtaki, 65, Japanese musician (Happy End), choking.^[559]
• Johnny Orr, 86, American basketball player and coach (University of Michigan, Iowa State University), complications of a head injury from fall.^[560]
• Paul Sally, 80, American mathematics professor.^[561]
• Jaime Quijandría Salmón, 70, Peruvian economist and politician, Minister of Energy (2001–2003, 2004), Minister of Economy (2003–2004), pulmonary fibrosis.^[562]
• Haakon Sandberg, 89, Norwegian film director.^[563]
• Menan Schriewer, 79, American football player.^[564]
• Lakshmi Shankar, 87, Indian classical vocalist.^[565]
• Ayhan Sökmen, 84, Turkish composer and physician.^[566]
• Jan Steyn, 85, South African judge, Supreme Court Justice (1964–1977).^[567]
• Ibrahima Sylla, 57, Ivorian record producer.^[568]
• Geoffrey Wheeler, 83, British broadcaster (Songs of Praise, Top of the Form, Winner Takes All).^[569]
• Larry Yaji, 87, American baseball player (Nishitetsu Lions).^[570]

31

• Antonio Allocca, 76, Italian actor.^[571]
• James Avery, 68, American actor (The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Closer), complications from surgery.^[572]
• Roberto Ciotti, 60, Italian bluesman and composer (Marrakech Express).^[573]
• Puccio Corona, 71, Italian journalist.^[574]
• Jim Coutts, 75, Canadian lawyer, businessman and advisor to two prime ministers, cancer.^[575]
• John Fortune, 74, British comedian (Bremner, Bird and Fortune) and actor (Match Point), leukaemia.^[576]
• Silva Golde, 58, Latvian politician and educator.^[577]
• Joaquim Gonçalves, 77, Portuguese Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Vila Real (1991–2011).^[578]
• Bob Grant, 84, American radio talk show host.^[579]
• Hans Hellbrand, 88, Swedish Olympic water polo player.^[580]
• Sigrid Kahle, 85, French-born Swedish journalist and writer.^[581]
• Patrick Karegeya, 53, Rwandan dissident, Director-General (External Intelligence) of the Defence Force (1994–2004), strangulation.^[582]
• Irina Korschunow, 88, German writer.^[583]
• Hardev Singh Kular, 83, Kenyan Olympic hockey player.^[584]
• Hermann Müller, 78, German politician, Mayor of Idstein (1978–2002).^[585]
• T.C. Narendran, 69, Indian taxonomist, heart attack.^[586]
• Al Porcino, 88, American jazz trumpeter, fall.^[587]
• Ljubomir Tadić, 88, Serbian academic.^[588]
• Lidiya Vertinskaya, 90, Russian actress.^[589]
• Werner Wittig, 83, German painter and printmaker.^[590]