The following is a list of notable deaths in February 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.

February 2018

1

• Omar Aggad, 90, Palestinian-born Saudi Arabian investor and philanthropist.^[1]
• Haji Saifullah Khan Bangash, 70, Pakistani politician, Senator (since 2012), heart failure.^[2]
• John Battaglia, 62, American convicted murderer, execution by lethal injection.^[3]
• André Baudry, 95, French magazine editor (Arcadie).^[4]
• Niranjan Bhagat, 91, Indian poet, stroke.^[5]
• Hazar Khan Bijarani, 71, Pakistani politician, MP (1990–1993, 1997–2013), shot.^[6]
• Cliff Bourland, 97, American sprinter, Olympic champion (1948), complications from pneumonia.^[7]
• Fidel Castro Díaz-Balart, 68, Cuban nuclear physicist and scientific adviser, suicide.^[8]
• Dino Cinel, 76, Italian-American priest and historian, stabbed.^[9]
• Dennis Edwards, 74, American Hall of Fame soul and R&B singer (The Contours, The Temptations), complications from meningitis.^[10]
• Édouard Ferrand, 52, French politician, MEP (since 2014).^[11]
• Sonia Gechtoff, 91, American painter.^[12]
• Germain Grisez, 88, French-American philosopher.^[13]
• Nicholas von Hoffman, 88, American journalist.^[14]
• Barys Kit, 107, Belarusian rocket scientist.^[15]
• Robert Larsson, 50, Swedish ice hockey player (Skellefteå AIK), complications from a heart attack.^[16]
• Li Kelin, 75, Chinese container transport executive (China Shipping Group).^[17]
• John Jacob Lavranos, 91, South African insurance broker and botanist.^[18]
• Patricia Lindop, 87, British radiation biologist.^[19]
• Michael O'Hara, 85, American Olympic volleyball player (1964), Pan-American Games champion (1959).^[20]
• Frank L. Oliver, 95, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1973–2010).^[21]
• Mowzey Radio, 33, Ugandan singer (Goodlyfe Crew), head injury.^[22]
• Fariha Razzaq Haroon, 61–62, Pakistani politician, shot.^[23]
• Sewall Shurtz, 84, American Olympic fencer (1956).^[24]
• Palle Sørensen, 90, Danish convicted murderer.^[25]
• Alan Stout, 85, American composer.^[26]
• Su Bai, 95, Chinese archaeologist.^[27]
• William Whitehead, 86, Canadian writer.^[28]

2

• Boaz Arad, 61, Israeli artist, suicide by hanging.^[29]
• Dave Barrett, 87, Canadian politician, Premier of British Columbia (1972–1975), Alzheimer's disease.^[30]
• Carlo Brugnami, 79, Italian racing cyclist.^[31]
• Sanford Diller, 89, American real estate developer and philanthropist.^[32]
• Derek Freeman, 93, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Council (1973–1981, 1981–1984).^[33]
• Albina Girfanova, 61, Russian linguist and anthropologist.^[34]
• Tomás Gutiérrez, 77, Puerto Rican basketball player (Leones de Ponce).^[35]
• Jon Huntsman Sr., 80, American chemical manufacturer and philanthropist, prostate cancer.^[36]
• Malcolm Jefferson, 71, British racehorse trainer.^[37]
• Paulo Roberto Morais Júnior, 33, Brazilian footballer (Incheon United, Al-Fujairah), leukemia.^[38]
• Alan Maynard, 73, British health economist.^[39]
• Durk van der Mei, 93, Dutch politician, Secretary of State (1977–1981).^[40]
• Kingunge Ngombale–Mwiru, 87, Tanzanian politician, MP (2000–2010).^[41]
• Fábio Pereira de Azevedo, 41, Brazilian-born Togolese footballer (A.D. Isidro Metapán), traffic collision.^[42]
• Joseph Polchinski, 63, American theoretical physicist, cancer.^[43]
• Ole Thestrup, 69, Danish actor (Borgen, The Green Butchers, Ronal Barbaren), lung cancer.^[44]
• Melvyn Weiss, 82, American attorney, complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[45]

3

• Bert Brown, 79, Canadian politician, Senator (2007–2013).^[46]
• Sam Cataldo, 80, American politician, member of the New Hampshire Senate (2012–2016), traffic collision.^[47]
• Leon "Ndugu" Chancler, 65, American jazz/pop drummer ("Billie Jean"), prostate cancer.^[48]
• Pierre Conner, 85, American mathematician.^[49]
• Ted Corbett, 94, New Zealand organic chemist (University of Otago).^[50]
• Roy Dietzel, 87, American baseball player (Washington Senators).^[51]
• Roman Filipov, 33, Russian fighter pilot, suicide by grenade explosion.^[52]
• Michael Gordon, 62, Australian journalist (The Age), heart attack.^[53]
• Michael Harner, 88, American anthropologist and author.^[54]
• Lakshmi Kanakala, 78, Indian actress, cardiac arrest.^[55]
• Federico Leardini, 38, Italian economic journalist, heart attack.^[56]
• Oswaldo Loureiro, 85, Brazilian actor.^[57]
• Bert Lundin, 96, Swedish union leader.^[58]
• Károly Palotai, 82, Hungarian football player and referee, Olympic champion (1964).^[59]
• Ilse Petri, 99, German actress.^[60]
• Dirk Bernard Joseph Schouten, 95, Dutch economist.^[61]
• Alec Sehon, 93, Romanian-born Canadian immunologist.^[62]
• George Shadid, 88, American politician, member of the Illinois Senate (1993–2006).^[63]
• Hukum Singh, 79, Indian politician, MP (since 2014).^[64]
• Bill Teale, 70, American educator.^[65]
• Rolf Zacher, 76, German actor (Jaider, der einsame Jäger, Angelo und Luzy, Rising to the Bait).^[66]

4

• Frank Allen, 91, Australian footballer (East Perth, Western Australia), cancer.^[67]
• Zvi Arad, 75, Israeli mathematician.^[68]
• Majid Ariff, 80, Singaporean football player and coach.^[69]
• Alan Baker, 78, British mathematician, recipient of the Fields Medal (1970), stroke.^[70]
• Etelka Barsi-Pataky, 76, Hungarian politician, MEP (2004–2009).^[71]
• Don Choate, 79, American baseball player (San Francisco Giants), cancer.^[72]
• Jack Davis, 82, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1987–1989), dementia.^[73]
• Nicholas Dopuch, 88, American accounting researcher.^[74]
• Gregor Dorfmeister, 88, German writer and journalist (Die Brücke, Town Without Pity).^[75]
• Martin Grüner, 88, German politician.^[76]
• Kenneth Haigh, 86, British actor (Man at the Top, Cleopatra, Eagle in a Cage).^[77]
• Hoàng Vân, 87, Vietnamese songwriter.^[78]
• Takuya Iwasaki, 88, Japanese Middle Eastern archaeologist and professor (University of Tsukuba).^[79]
• Edwin Jackson, 26, American football player (Indianapolis Colts, Arizona Cardinals), traffic collision.^[80]
• John Mahoney, 77, English-American actor (Frasier, In the Line of Fire, Say Anything...), Tony winner (1986), complications from throat cancer.^[81]
• Esmond Bradley Martin, 76, American conservationist, stabbed.^[82]
• Nat Neujean, 95, Belgian sculptor.^[83]
• Séamus Pattison, 81, Irish politician, TD (1961–2007), Parkinson's disease.^[84]
• Laurin Pepper, 88, American football and baseball player (Southern Miss Golden Eagles, Pittsburgh Pirates).^[85]
• Wojciech Pokora, 83, Polish actor.^[86]
• Leif Rygg, 77, Norwegian fiddler, cancer.^[87]
• Irina Sanpiter, 60, Russian actress (Bianco, rosso e Verdone), leukemia.^[88]
• Jim Stillwagon, 68, American football player (Ohio State Buckeyes, Toronto Argonauts).^[89]
• T. Varagunam, 87, Sri Lankan academic and physician.^[90]

5

• John Agitation, 90, Trinidadian comedian.^[91]
• Siddiq Baloch, 77, Pakistani journalist and political economist, pancreatic cancer.^[92]
• Caroline Brown, 64, British cellist (Hanover Band), Krukenberg tumor.^[93]
• Chien Te-men, 74, Taiwanese actor.^[94]
• Richard Doughty, 57, English cricketer (Gloucestershire).^[95]
• Margot Duhalde, 97, Chilean pilot (Air Transport Auxiliary).^[96]
• Dovid Grossman, 71, American rabbi, traffic collision.^[97]
• Ladislav Kačáni, 86, Slovak football player and coach.^[98]
• Yoshihide Kozai, 89, Japanese astronomer, liver failure.^[99]
• Ken McPherson, 90, English footballer (Coventry City, Newport County, Swindon Town).^[100]
• Bob Morrow, 71, Canadian politician, Mayor of Hamilton, Ontario (1982–2000).^[101]
• Jeremy Nunley, 46, American football player (Houston Oilers, Carolina Panthers), heart attack.^[102]
• Seán O'Connor, 82, Irish hurler (Limerick GAA) and referee.^[103]
• Domingo Pillado, 90, Chilean Olympic footballer (1952).^[104]
• Mathieu Riboulet, 57, French writer and film director, cancer.^[105]
• Francisco Rojas San Román, 59, Mexican trucker, motivational coach and politician, MP (2009–2012, since 2015), shot.^[106]
• Zeno Roth, 61, German guitarist and songwriter (Uli Jon Roth).^[107]
• Sushma Shimkhada, 82, Nepali sculptor.^[108]
• Jockie Soerjoprajogo, 63, Indonesian musician and songwriter, complications from diabetes, cirrhosis and stroke.^[109]
• Ove Stokstad, 78, Norwegian artist and jazz musician.^[110]
• Hugh Wirth, 78, Australian veterinarian and animal welfare advocate.^[111]
• Norman Zabusky, 89, American physicist.^[112]

6

• Fedora Alemán, 105, Venezuelan singer (Virginia).^[113]
• Aljabr, 22, American racehorse, heart attack.^[114]
• Liliana Bodoc, 59, Argentine author (La Saga de los Confines), heart attack.^[115]
• Douglas Botting, 83, English explorer and author.^[116]
• Bernard Darmet, 72, French Olympic racing cyclist (1968).^[117]
• Doug Guetzloe, 63, American political consultant.^[118]
• André Harvey, 75, American sculptor.^[119]
• Jao Tsung-I, 100, Chinese-born Hong Kong scholar, calligrapher and painter.^[120]
• Joe Knollenberg, 84, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1993–2009), Alzheimer's disease.^[121]
• Donald Lynden-Bell, 82, English astrophysicist, complications from a stroke.^[122]
• Muhiyidin Moye, 32, American political activist (Black Lives Matter), shot.^[123]
• Madavoor Vasudevan Nair, 88, Indian Kathakali dancer.^[124]
• Débora Pérez Volpin, 50, Argentine journalist and politician, member of the Buenos Aires City Legislature (since 2017), cardiac arrest.^[125]
• Joseph Roman, 94, American actor (Quincy, M.E., Bugsy, Murphy's Law).^[126]
• James W. Sire, 84, American author.^[127]
• Brunello Spinelli, 78, Italian water polo player, Olympic champion (1960), traffic collision.^[128]
• Frida Topno, 92, Indian politician.^[129]
• John Anthony West, 85, American author and Egyptologist, cancer.^[130]
• Michael White, 58, British author and musician (Thompson Twins).^[131]

7

• Brahim Akhiat, 77, Moroccan author.^[132]
• John Perry Barlow, 70, American writer, lyricist (Grateful Dead) and internet activist, co-founder of Electronic Frontier Foundation.^[133]
• Nelson Cooke, 98, Australian cellist (London Symphony Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra) and teacher (Canberra School of Music).^[134]
• Torsten Engberg, 83, Swedish military officer.^[135]
• Johny Hoffmann, 73, Luxembourgian footballer.^[136]
• Mickey Jones, 76, American drummer (Kenny Rogers and The First Edition) and actor (Home Improvement, National Lampoon's Vacation), complications from diabetes.^[137]
• Waltraud Kretzschmar, 70, East German handball player (national team), world champion (1971, 1975, 1978), Olympic silver (1976) and bronze medalist (1980).^[138]
• T. N. Krishnamurti, 85, Indian meteorologist.^[139]
• Ralph Lumenti, 81, American baseball player (Washington Senators).^[140]
• Jill Messick, 50, American film producer (Mean Girls, Frida) and talent manager (Rose McGowan), suicide.^[141]
• Newton Morton, 88, American epidemiologist.^[142]
• Herman Ferdinandus Maria Münninghoff, 96, Dutch Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Jayapura (1972–1997), cancer.^[143]
• Gali Muddu Krishnama Naidu, 70, Indian politician, dengue fever.^[144]
• Valerii Postoyanov, 76, Russian Olympic sport shooter (1972).^[145]
• Nabi Şensoy, 72, Turkish diplomat, ambassador to the United States (2006–2009).^[146]
• Pat Torpey, 64, American drummer (Mr. Big), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[147]
• Skule Waksvik, 90, Norwegian sculptor.^[148]
• Catherine G. Wolf, 70, American psychologist, complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[149]

8

• Ben Agajanian, 98, American football player (New York Giants, Green Bay Packers), NFL Champion (1956, 1961).^[150]
• Zarnigar Agakisiyeva, 72, Azerbaijani actress, heart failure.^[151]
• Jarrod Bannister, 33, Australian Olympic javelin thrower (2008, 2012), Commonwealth Games champion (2010).^[152]
• Carl K. Benhase, 88, American football coach (Hanover Panthers).^[153]
• Verena Butalikakis, 62, German politician, deputy (2002–2005).^[154]
• Paul Danblon, 86, Belgian journalist and composer.^[155]
• Agenor Girardi, 66, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of União da Vitória (since 2015).^[156]
• Robert A. Gross, 90, American physicist and engineering scientist.^[157]
• Marie Gruber, 62, German actress (Go Trabi Go, The Lives of Others, The Reader), lung cancer.^[158]
• Don Hart, 87, Australian football player (Fitzroy).^[159]
• Algia Mae Hinton, 88, American blues singer and guitarist.^[160]
• M. Cecil Mackey, 89, American academic administrator, President of Michigan State University (1979–1985).^[161]
• John Martinkovic, 91, American football player (Green Bay Packers, New York Giants).^[162]
• Khalid Mehsud, 44, Pakistani terrorist, drone strike.^[163]
• Ebony Reigns, 20, Ghanaian singer, traffic collision.^[164]
• Carlos Robles Piquer, 92, Spanish diplomat and politician, Minister of Education and Science (1975–1976), Senator (1983–1987) and MEP (1986–1999).^[165]
• Gary Seear, 65, New Zealand rugby union player (Otago, New Zealand Colts, national team), cancer.^[166]
• Kavous Seyed-Emami, 64, Iranian environmentalist, suicide by hanging.^[167]
• Lovebug Starski, 57, American rapper and disc jockey, heart attack.^[168]
• Sandra L. Townes, 73, American judge (United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York), cancer.^[169]

9

• Ray Baum, 62, American politician, lawyer and lobbyist (NAB), member of the Oregon House of Representatives (1988–1996), cancer.^[170]
• Peter Beer, 89, American judge (Eastern District of Louisiana).^[171]
• Reg E. Cathey, 59, American actor (The Wire, House of Cards, Fantastic Four), Emmy winner (2015), lung cancer.^[172]
• Michael Crouch, 84, Australian investor and water boiler manufacturer (Zip Industries).^[173]
• Dolores Crow, 86, American politician and legislator, member of the Idaho House of Representatives (1982–2006).^[174]
• Antoine Culioli, 93, French linguist.^[175]
• Serge Daan, 77, Dutch zoologist.^[176]
• Jim Garrett, 87, American football player (BC Lions), coach (Columbia Lions) and scout (Dallas Cowboys).^[177]
• John Gavin, 86, American actor (Psycho, Spartacus, Imitation of Life) and diplomat, Ambassador to Mexico (1981–1986), pneumonia.^[178]
• Nebojša Glogovac, 48, Serbian actor (Klopka), cancer.^[179]
• István Hevesi, 86, Hungarian water polo player, Olympic champion (1956).^[180]
• Jóhann Jóhannsson, 48, Icelandic film composer (The Theory of Everything, Arrival, Sicario), accidental cocaine overdose.^[181]
• Bernard Koura, 94, French painter.^[182]
• Mordechai E. Kreinin, 88, Israeli-born American economist.^[183]
• Alfonso Lacadena, 53, Spanish Mesoamerican epigraphist and academic (Complutense University of Madrid), cancer.^[184]
• Robert W. Lichtwardt, 93, Brazilian-born American mycologist.^[185]
• Craig MacGregor, 68, American bass guitarist (Foghat), lung cancer.^[186]
• Neill McGeachy, 75, American college basketball coach (Duke University) and athletic director (Lenoir–Rhyne University).^[187]
• Liam Miller, 36, Irish footballer (Manchester United, Sunderland, national team), pancreatic cancer.^[188]
• Wally Moon, 87, American baseball player (St. Louis Cardinals, Los Angeles Dodgers), World Series champion (1959, 1963, 1965).^[189]
• Henryk Niedźwiedzki, 84, Polish boxer, Olympic bronze medalist (1956).^[190]
• "Sunshine" Sonny Payne, 92, American radio presenter (KFFA).^[191]
• Edward Pearce, 78, English political journalist and writer.^[192]
• Bruno Rossetti, 57, Italian sport shooter, Olympic bronze medalist (1992).^[193]
• Anne Treisman, 82, British psychologist.^[194]
• Edward Vebell, 96, American Olympic fencer (1952) and illustrator.^[195]
• Keith M. Wilson, 73, British historian.^[196]

10

• Advent Bangun, 66, Indonesian karateka and actor (The Devil's Sword), diabetes.^[197]
• Sir Alan Battersby, 92, British organic chemist.^[198]
• Jeff Bell, 74, American political consultant, presidential speechwriter and politician.^[199]
• Fran Bera, 93, American aviator.^[200]
• Troy Blakely, 68, American music executive and talent manager (Sammy Hagar, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Poison), cancer.^[201]
• Tina Louise Bomberry, 52, Canadian Mohawk actress (North of 60).^[202]
• Walter Boucquet, 76, Belgian racing cyclist.^[203]
• Sir Lawrence Byford, 92, British police officer and author, Chief Inspector of Constabulary (1983–1987).^[204]
• Bevan Congdon, 79, New Zealand cricketer (Central Districts, Canterbury, national team).^[205]
• Rosa Ferrer Obiols, 57, Andorran politician, MP (1994–2001, 2005–2007), Mayor of Andorra la Vella (2007–2015) and Minister of Health, Welfare and Occupation (2015–2016), cancer.^[206]
• Michiko Ishimure, 90, Japanese writer, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[207]
• Raimund Herincx, 90, British bass-baritone.^[208]
• Tamio Kawachi, 79, Japanese actor (Story of a Prostitute, Tokyo Drifter, Gappa: The Triphibian Monster), cerebral infarction.^[209]
• Richard C. Lamb, 84, American astrophysicist.^[210]
• Stephen A. Mahin, 71, American structural engineer.^[211]
• Donald Mark, 91, American judge (New York Supreme Court).^[212]
• William Merriweather Peña, 99, American architect.^[213]
• John Muir, 73, Australian judge.^[214]
• Myroslav Popovych, 87, Ukrainian philosopher.^[215]
• Ludmila Švédová, 81, Czech gymnast, Olympic silver medalist (1960).^[216]
• Chris Stockwell, 60, Canadian politician, Ontario MPP (1990–2003) and Speaker (1996–1999), cancer.^[217]
• V. Joseph Thomas, 76, Indian police chief.^[218]
• Peter Thonemann, 100, Australian-born British physicist.^[219]
• Calvin Edouard Ward, 92, American concert pianist.^[220]

11

• Anthony Acevedo, 93, American soldier and diarist.^[221]
• Darien Boswell, 79, New Zealand Olympic rower (1964).^[222]
• Sister Claire SMMI, 81, Indian Roman Catholic nun and artist.^[223]
• Michael Cohen, 80, American physician and anthropologist, pneumonia.^[224]
• Vic Damone, 89, American pop singer ("On the Street Where You Live", "You're Breaking My Heart"), complications from respiratory illness.^[225]
• Ramendra Narayan Debbarma, 68, Indian politician, MLA (since 2013), stroke.^[226]
• Jon D. Fox, 70, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1995–1999), cancer.^[227]
• Parbati Ghose, 84, Indian actress and film director, first female filmmaker from Odisha.^[228]
• Asma Jahangir, 66, Pakistani human rights activist and lawyer, President of SCBAP (2010–2012) and Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Iran (since 2016), heart attack.^[229]
• Lâm Ngươn Tánh, 89, Vietnamese military officer.^[230]
• Joseph MacNeil, 93, Canadian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Saint John (1969–1973), Archbishop of Edmonton (1973–1999).^[231]
• Jan Maxwell, 61, American actress and singer (Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Follies, Gossip Girl), meningitis complicated from breast cancer.^[232]
• Des Moroney, 82, Canadian-born Swedish ice hockey player and coach (Leksand, Västerås, Örebro).^[233]
• Juozas Preikšas, 91, Lithuanian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Panevėžys (1989–2002).^[234]
• Tom Rapp, 70, American singer-songwriter (Pearls Before Swine), cancer.^[235]
• Jean Renaux, 84, French Olympic sports shooter (1960, 1964).^[236]
• Andy Rice, 77, American football player (Kansas City Chiefs, Cincinnati Bengals, Chicago Bears).^[237]
• Dick Scott, 76, English footballer (Norwich City F. C.).^[238]
• John Nanzip Shagaya, 75, Nigerian politician, Minister of Internal Affairs (1985–1990), traffic collision.^[239]
• Sir Nicholas Shehadie, 92, Australian rugby union player (Randwick, New South Wales, national team), Lord Mayor of Sydney (1973–1975).^[240]
• Sun Shu, 84, Chinese geologist, Director of the Institute of Geology, Chinese Academy of Sciences.^[241]
• Raymond Vautherin, 82, French-born Italian linguist.^[242]
• Qazi Wajid, 87, Pakistani actor (Ankahi, Tanhaiyaan, Dhoop Kinare) and radio personality, heart attack.^[243]

12

• Marty Allen, 95, American actor and comedian (Allen & Rossi), complications from pneumonia.^[244]
• Mohammed Amin, 89, Indian politician and trade unionist.^[245]
• Weems Oliver Baskin III, 81, American politician, member of the South Carolina House of Representatives (1972–1974).^[246]
• Jean-Jacques Béchio, 68, Ivorian politician.^[247]
• Martin van der Borgh, 83, Dutch racing cyclist.^[248]
• Dave Clark, 81, American Olympic pole vaulter (1960), cancer.^[249]
• Bill Crider, 76, American author, cancer.^[250]
• Leo Falcam, 82, Micronesian politician, President of the Federated States of Micronesia (1999–2003), Vice President (1997–1999), Governor of Pohnpei (1979–1983).^[251]
• Giuseppe Galasso, 88, Italian historian and politician, Deputy (1983–1994).^[252]
• Jef Geys, 83, Belgian artist.^[253]
• Luo Haocai, 83, Chinese politician and legal scholar, chairman of China Zhi Gong Party.^[254]
• Abdul Manan Ismail, 69, Malaysian politician, fall.^[255]
• Louise Latham, 95, American actress (Marnie).^[256]
• Jack Ludwig, 95, Canadian author.^[257]
• Ursula Marvin, 96, American planetary geologist.^[258]
• Grant McBride, 68, Australian politician, member of the Parliament of New South Wales (1992–2011), Alzheimer's disease.^[259]
• László Melis, 64, Hungarian composer and violinist.^[260]
• Alexander B. Morrison, 87, American religious leader, general authority of the LDS Church (since 1987).^[261]
• Fethia Mzali, 90, Tunisian politician, country's first female government minister.^[262]
• Gerald Reaven, 89, American endocrinologist.^[263]
• Rudy Regalado, 87, American baseball player (Cleveland Indians).^[264]
• Daryle Singletary, 46, American country music singer ("I Let Her Lie", "The Note", "Amen Kind of Love").^[265]
• Mogau Tshehla, 26, South African footballer (Witbank Spurs, Polokwane City), traffic collision.^[266]
• Françoise Xenakis, 87, French writer.^[267]

13

• Edward M. Abroms, 82, American film editor (Blue Thunder, The Sugarland Express, Street Fighter), heart failure.^[268]
• Joseph Bonnel, 79, French footballer (Marseille, national team).^[269]
• Scott Boyer, 70, American singer, songwriter and musician (Cowboy, The 31st of February).^[270]
• Carriega, 88, Spanish football coach (Real Zaragoza, Sevilla, Atlético Madrid).^[271]
• Chyskillz, 48, American hip hop producer.^[272]
• Danilinho, 32, Brazilian footballer (Chapecoense, Juazeirense), heart attack.^[273]
• Florin Diacu, 58, Romanian-born Canadian mathematician.^[274]
• Dobri Dobrev, 103, Bulgarian ascetic and philanthropist.^[275]
• James W. Downing, 104, American naval officer and author, commanding officer of USS Patapsco, complications from heart surgery.^[276]
• Tito Francona, 84, American baseball player (Cleveland Indians, Atlanta Braves, Baltimore Orioles).^[277]
• Ernest Hecht, 88, Czechoslovakian-born British publisher.^[278]
• Henrik, Prince Consort of Denmark, 83, French-born Danish royal consort (since 1972), complications from pneumonia.^[279]
• Sandra Love, 72, American politician, member of the New Jersey General Assembly (2008–2010).^[280]
• Victor Milán, 63, American author (Wild Cards, Deathlands, BattleTech), cancer.^[281]
• Geir Magnus Nyborg, 66, Norwegian theologian.^[282]
• Danko Radić, 65, Croatian basketball referee and coach.^[283]
• Carmela Rey, 86, Mexican singer and actress.^[284]
• John Robb, 85, Northern Irish politician and surgeon.^[285]
• Josefina Samper, 90, Spanish syndicalist, communist and feminist.^[286]
• George P. Steele, 93, American military officer.^[287]
• Nini Theilade, 102, Danish ballet dancer and choreographer (A Midsummer Night's Dream, Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo).^[288]
• Peter Daniel Truman, 83, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1983–1988).^[289]
• John Turnbull, 82, New Zealand cricketer.^[290]

14

• Zoltán Agócs, 79, Slovakian architect (Apollo Bridge).^[291]
• Abolfazl Anvari, 80, Iranian Olympic wrestler (1968, 1972), world championship bronze medalist (1966, 1969).^[292]
• Lois Barker, 94, American baseball player (AAGPBL).^[293]
• Lev Bayandin, 76, Russian politician, Governor of Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug (1991–1994).^[294]
• Lerone Bennett Jr., 89, American scholar and author, editor of Ebony, vascular dementia.^[295]
• Angus Black, 92, Scottish rugby player (Lions, national team).^[296]
• Pyotr Bochek, 92, Ukrainian military officer, Hero of the Soviet Union (1945).^[297]
• Don Carter, 84, American investor, founding owner of the Dallas Mavericks.^[298]
• Marty Dolin, 78, American-born Canadian politician, Manitoba MLA for Kildonan (1985–1988).^[299]
• Claes Elmstedt, 89, Swedish politician, MP (1965–1984), Minister for Communications (1981–1982).^[300]
• Nuray Hafiftaş, 53, Turkish folk singer.^[301]
• Billy Henderson, 89, American football coach (Clarke Central).^[302]
• Walter W. Holland, 88, Czech-born British epidemiologist.^[303]
• Antoni Krauze, 78, Polish screenwriter and director.^[304]
• Jörg Kuebart, 83, German military officer.^[305]
• Ruud Lubbers, 78, Dutch politician and diplomat, Prime Minister (1982–1994), United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (2001–2005).^[306]
• Arthur J. Moss, 86, American cardiologist (University of Rochester).^[307]
• John Pitman, 77, American journalist.^[308]
• Bolla Bulli Ramaiah, 91, Indian politician.^[309]
• Morgan Tsvangirai, 65, Zimbabwean politician and opposition leader, Prime Minister (2009–2013), colorectal cancer.^[310]
• AnnMarie Wolpe, 87, South African feminist, sociologist and academic.^[311]

15

• Abdilaqim Ademi, 48, Macedonian politician, MP (2002–2006) and Minister of Education and Science (since 2014).^[312]
• Lassie Lou Ahern, 97, American actress (Our Gang, Uncle Tom's Cabin), complications from influenza.^[313]
• Abdon Alinovi, 94, Italian politician, deputy (1976–1992).^[314]
• Bibi Ballandi, 71, Italian television producer, colorectal cancer.^[315]
• Tosun Bayrak, 92, Turkish writer and artist.^[316]
• Ivar Belck-Olsen, 86, Norwegian politician.^[317]
• Tom Brewer, 86, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox).^[318]
• Don J. Briel, 71, American theologian, leukemia.^[319]
• Leo Cahill, 89, American-Canadian football coach (Toronto Argonauts).^[320]
• Pier Paolo Capponi, 79, Italian actor (The Cat o' Nine Tails).^[321]
• Steven Collins, 66, British-born American Buddhist studies scholar.^[322]
• Marian Czachor, 93, Polish footballer [1]
• Jacques Hébert, 97, French politician, Mayor of Cherbourg (1958–1977), Deputy (1962–1973).^[323]
• Geoff Jones, 87, Australian football player (St Kilda).^[324]
• Chuck Klausing, 92, American football player (Penn State) and Hall of Fame coach (IUP, Carnegie Mellon).^[325]
• Milan Křížek, 91, Czech composer.^[326]
• Iseabail Macleod, 81, Scottish lexicographer.^[327]
• Gian Paolo Mele, 73, Italian composer, choral director and musicologist.^[328]
• Samuel Mpasu, 72, Malawian politician and author, Speaker of the National Assembly (1999–2003), hypertension.^[329]
• Tamara Nizhnikova, 92, Belarusian singer, People's Artist of the USSR (1964).^[330]
• J. Clay Smith Jr., 75, American jurist and author, chairman of the EEOC, complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[331]
• Daniel Vernet, 72, French journalist and author, heart attack.^[332]

16

• Napoleon Abueva, 88, Filipino sculptor, National Artist for Visual Arts.^[333]
• Constance Bapela, South African politician, heart attack.^[334]
• Reidar Berg, 93, Norwegian Olympic bobsledder (1948).^[335]
• Jim Bridwell, 73, American free climber, complications from hepatitis C.^[336]
• Little Sammy Davis, 89, American blues singer-songwriter and harmonicist.^[337]
• Hubert Doggart, 92, English cricketer (Cambridge, Sussex, national team).^[338]
• Charles W. Eriksen, 95, American psychologist.^[339]
• Kikuko Inoue, 93, Japanese Olympic equestrian.^[340]
• Heli Lääts, 85, Estonian singer.^[341]
• Eleanor Winsor Leach, 80, American academic.^[342]
• Gochomu J. Mudzingwa, 101, Zimbabwean traditional ruler, Chief Wozhele (since 2008), pneumonia.^[343]
• Harry R. Purkey, 83, American politician, member of the Virginia House of Delegates (1986–2014).^[344]
• Hans Rinner, 54, Austrian football official, President of Bundesliga (since 2009), cancer.^[345]
• Alexander Sevastian, 41, Russian-born Canadian accordionist, heart attack.^[346]
• Miroslav Šlouf, 69, Czech lobbyist (Lukoil), cirrhosis.^[347]
• Greg Smyth, 51, Canadian ice hockey player (Quebec Nordiques, Philadelphia Flyers, Calgary Flames), cancer.^[348]
• Deryck Stapleton, 100, British Royal Air Force officer.^[349]
• Osvaldo Suárez, 83, Argentine Olympic long-distance runner (1960, 1964), Pan-American Games champion (1955, 1959, 1963).^[350]
• Mike Walker, 72, American gossip columnist (National Enquirer).^{[citation needed]}
• Jayadeva Yogendra, 88, Indian yoga guru.^[351]

17

• Ya'akov Ben-Yezri, 90, Moroccan-born Israeli politician, member of Knesset (2006–2009) and Minister of Health (2006–2009).^[352]
• Martin Buvik, 95, Norwegian politician, MP (1965–1977).^[353]
• Blas Calzada Terrados, 80, Spanish economist, Chairman of INE (1977–1979) and President of CNMV (2001–2004), stomach cancer.^[354]
• Silvio Conrado, 72, Nicaraguan economist and banker, cardiac arrest.^[355]
• Jacques Deslauriers, 89, Canadian ice hockey player (Montreal Canadiens).^[356]
• Jim Dickey, 83, American football coach (Kansas State).^[357]
• Beebe Freitas, 79, American pianist and vocal coach.^[358]
• Akinwunmi Isola, 78, Nigerian playwright and actor.^[359]
• Boyd Jarvis, 59, American music producer (Herbie Hancock, La Toya Jackson, Johnny Kemp), cancer.^[360]
• Emmanuele Kanyama, 55, Malawian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Dedza (since 2007), complications from diabetes.^[361]
• Kenneth Kester, 81, American politician, member of the Colorado House of Representatives (1998–2002) and Colorado Senate (2003–2011).^[362]
• Vasily Krylov, 71, Russian biologist.^[363]
• Gumercindo España Olivares, 83, Mexican toymaker.^[364]
• Miguel Pacheco, 86, Spanish racing cyclist.^[365]
• Peder Persson, 79, Swedish footballer.^[366]
• Mikey Post, 35, American actor (Pair of Kings), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[367]
• Dorothy Rungeling, 106, Canadian aviation pioneer.^[368]
• Rapee Sagarik, 95, Thai orchidologist.^[369]
• Mohamed Shahabuddeen, 86, Guyanese politician and judge (International Court of Justice, Yugoslavia tribunal, International Criminal Court), Vice President (1983–1988).^[370]
• Sampie Terreblanche, 84, South African economist and writer, brain cancer.^[371]
• Gerald Weiß, 58, German Olympic javelin thrower (1988).^[372]

18

• Rein Ahas, 51, Estonian geographer, heart attack.^[373]
• Abbas Alasgarov, 80, Azerbaijani civil engineer and politician.^[374]
• Günter Blobel, 81, German-born American biologist, Nobel Prize laureate (1999), cancer.^[375]
• Peggy Cooper Cafritz, 70, American social activist and educator, co-founder of the Duke Ellington School of the Arts, complications from pneumonia.^[376]
• José Luis Elejalde, 67, Cuban footballer (FC La Habana).^[377]
• Victor Franco, 87, French journalist.^[378]
• Sonia Graham, 88, British actress (Compact, London's Burning, One by One).^[379]
• Peirce F. Lewis, 90, American geographer.^[380]
• Didier Lockwood, 62, French jazz violinist, heart attack.^[381]
• Larry Lolley, 72, American state judge, member of the Louisiana Circuit Courts of Appeal (2003–2017).^[382]
• Georgi Markov, 46, Bulgarian footballer (Lokomotiv Sofia, Levski Sofia, Botev Plovdiv), heart attack.^[383]
• John David Morley, 70, English writer and journalist.^[384]
• Nazif Mujić, 47, Bosnian actor (An Episode in the Life of an Iron Picker).^[385]
• Kandiah Neelakandan, 70, Sri Lankan lawyer.^[386]
• Idrissa Ouédraogo, 64, Burkinabé film director.^[387]
• Pavel Panov, 67, Bulgarian football player and coach (Levski Sofia, Aris, national team).^[388]
• Lee Harris Pomeroy, 85, American architect.^[389]
• K. S. Puttannaiah, 68, Indian politician, MLA for Pandavapura (1994–1999) and Melukote (since 2013), heart attack.^[390]
• Elmar Rojas, 75, Guatemalan artist.^[391]
• Eido Tai Shimano, 85, Japanese Buddhist monk.^[392]
• Ivor Smith, 92, British architect (Park Hill).^[393]
• Heiner Stadler, 75, German jazz musician and producer.^[394]
• Chinedu Udoji, 28, Nigerian footballer (Enyimba, Kano Pillars), traffic collision.^[395]
• Barbara Wersba, 85, American youth writer (Tunes for a Small Harmonica).^[396]

19

• Hernán Alzamora, 90, Peruvian Olympic hurdler (1948).^[397]
• Judy Blame, 58, English stylist and art director.^[398]
• Harry Blevins, 82, American politician, member of the Virginia House of Delegates (1998–2001) and Senate (2001–2013).^[399]
• Fred Carr, 71, American football player (Green Bay Packers), dementia and prostate cancer.^[400]
• Max Desfor, 104, American photographer (Associated Press), Pulitzer Prize winner (1951).^[401]
• Jean-Paul Faber, 87, French Olympic sports shooter.^[402]
• Teresa Gisbert Carbonell, 91, Bolivian architect and art historian.^[403]
• Gundu Hanumantha Rao, 61, Indian actor and comedian.^[404]
• Floros Konstantinou, 65, Greek politician, economist and historian, Member of the Parliament of the Hellenes (1981–1996, 2000–2004).^[405]
• Sergei Litvinov, 60, Russian hammer thrower, Olympic champion (1988) and silver medalist (1980), world champion (1983, 1987), heart attack.^[406]
• Thomas Lockhart, 82, American politician, member of the Wyoming House of Representatives (2001–2017).^[407]
• Robert McKim, 72, American politician, member of the Wyoming House of Representatives (2009–2017).^[408]
• Necton Mhura, 61, Malawian diplomat, Ambassador to the United Nations (since 2016) and the United States (2015–2016), cancer.^[409]
• Catherine Nevin, 67, Irish murderer, brain tumour.^[410]
• Sir John Orr, 72, British police officer.^[411]
• Daniel Peredo, 48, Peruvian sports journalist, heart attack.^[412]
• Geoff Pimblett, 73, British rugby league player (England, St Helens R.F.C., Lancashire).^[413]
• Charles Pence Slichter, 94, American physicist.^[414]
• Larry Smith, 79, American puppeteer.^[415]
• Jim Springer, 91, American basketball player (Indianapolis Jets, Bridgeport Roesslers).^[416]
• Sir Peter Squire, 72, British Royal Air Force officer, Chief of the Air Staff (2000–2003).^[417]
• Stormin, 34, British grime musician, skin cancer.^[418]
• Sabah Tani, 49, Bangladeshi singer, low blood pressure.^[419]
• Yuriy Tyukalov, 87, Russian rower, Olympic champion (1952, 1956).^[420]
• Zhang Junsheng, 81, Chinese politician and academic, cardiac arrest.^[421]

20

• David Barons, 81, British racehorse trainer.^[422]
• Sonja Bata, 91, Swiss shoe museum curator and philanthropist.^[423]
• Lucien Bouchardeau, 56, Nigerien football referee, heart failure.^[424]
• John Boyd, 92, Scottish milliner.^[425]
• David Caron, 65, American legal scholar.^[426]
• Jiichiro Date, 66, Japanese wrestler, Olympic champion (1976).^[427]
• Herbert Ehrenberg, 91, German politician, Minister of Labour and Social Affairs (1976–1982).^[428]
• William H. Friedland, 94, American rural sociologist.^[429]
• Arnaud Geyre, 82, French racing cyclist, Olympic champion (1956).^[430]
• B. K. Goyal, 82, Indian cardiologist, cardiac arrest.^[431]
• DeWitt Hale, 100, American politician, Member of the Texas House of Representatives (1939–1940, 1953–1978).^[432]
• Joe Hung, 86, Taiwanese journalist (Central News Agency) and diplomat, Representative to Italy (1993–2000), heart and lung disease.^[433]
• Tōta Kaneko, 98, Japanese writer.^[434]
• Agnieszka Kotulanka, 61, Polish actress.^[435]
• Lionel March, 84, British mathematician, architect and digital artist.^[436]
• Howard McCurdy, 85, Canadian politician, MP for Windsor—Walkerville (1984–1988) and Windsor—Tecumseh (1988–1993), cancer.^[437]
• Roy McDonald, 80, Canadian poet, author and musician.^[438]
• Sir Donald Murray, 95, Northern Irish jurist.^[439]
• Andrew Ranicki, 69, British mathematician, leukaemia.^[440]
• Irene Strong, 88, Canadian Olympic swimmer (1948, 1952).^[441]
• Waldo R. Tobler, 87, American geographer and cartographer.^[442]
• Zigmas Zinkevičius, 93, Lithuanian linguist-historian.^[443]

21

• Valentin Afraimovich, 72, Russian mathematician.^[444]
• Ian Aitken, 90, British journalist and political commentator.^[445]
• Sergei Aleksandrov, 44, Russian footballer (Orenburg, Luch Vladivostok).^[446]
• Arthur Black, 74, Canadian radio broadcaster (CBC), pancreatic cancer.^[447]
• Lawrence D. Brown, 77, American statistician.^[448]
• Thomas M. Carsey, 52, American political scientist, complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[449]
• Emma Chambers, 53, English actress (The Vicar of Dibley, Notting Hill, How Do You Want Me?), heart attack.^[450]
• Kalyan Singh Chauhan, 58, Indian politician, MLA for Nathdwara (since 2008), cancer.^[451]
• Chow Chee Keong, 69, Malaysian footballer (national team), bladder cancer.^[452]
• John Cribb, 67, Australian triple murderer and rapist.^[453]
• Zelda D'Aprano, 90, Australian political activist.^[454]
• Harriet Fier, 67, American magazine and newspaper editor (Rolling Stone, The Washington Post), breast cancer.^[455]
• Beryl Fletcher, 79, New Zealand novelist.^[456]
• Billy Graham, 99, American evangelist and Southern Baptist minister.^[457]
• Kurt Hansen, 90, footballer [2]
• Taïeb Louhichi, 69, Tunisian film director (Shadow of the Earth).^[458]
• Betty Miller, 91, American aviator, first female pilot to fly solo across the Pacific Ocean.^[459]
• Ren Osugi, 66, Japanese actor, heart failure.^[460]
• John R. Schmidhauser, 96, American politician, member of the U. S. House of Representatives from Iowa's 1st congressional district (1965–1967).^[461]
• Lokendra Singh, 41, Indian politician, MLA for Noorpur (since 2012), traffic collision.^[462]
• Giuseppe Turini, 90, Italian politician, Senator (1992–2001).^[463]

22

• Marilyn Fain Apseloff, 83, American children's writer.^[464]
• Errol Buddle, 89, Australian jazz musician.^[465]
• Serban Cantacuzino, 89, Romanian architect.^[466]
• Nanette Fabray, 97, American actress and singer (High Button Shoes, Caesar's Hour, One Day at a Time), Tony (1949) and Emmy Award-winner (1956, 1957).^[467]
• Valentin Falin, 91, Russian Soviet-era diplomat and politician.^[468]
• Forges, 76, Spanish cartoonist (El Jueves, Diario 16, El País), pancreatic cancer.^[469]
• Billi Gordon, 63, American actor, model and neuroscientist.^[470]
• Euler Granda, 82, Ecuadorian poet, writer and psychiatrist.^[471]
• Jack Hamilton, 79, American baseball player (Philadelphia Phillies, California Angels, New York Mets).^[472]
• Bette Henritze, 93, American actress (The Hospital, The World According to Garp, Other People's Money).^[473]
• Peter Kocot, 61, American politician, member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives (since 2002).^[474]
• Bence Lázár, 26, Hungarian footballer (Újpest FC, SV Würmla), leukemia.^[475]
• Li Ching, 69, Hong Kong actress.^[476] (body discovered on this date)
• Gladys Maccabe, 99, Northern Irish artist.^[477]
• William Serrin, 78, American journalist (Detroit Free Press), winner of Pulitzer Prize (1968), heart attack.^[478]
• László Tahi Tóth, 74, Hungarian actor, stroke.^[479]
• Richard E. Taylor, 88, Canadian physicist, Nobel Prize laureate (1990).^[480]
• Billy Wilson, 71, English footballer (Blackburn Rovers, Portsmouth).^[481]

23

• Dom Anile, 80, American football coach and executive (Indianapolis Colts).^[482]
• James Colby, 56, American actor (Patriots Day, Tower Heist, Empire).^[483]
• Graeme Gahan, 76, Australian footballer (Richmond).^[484]
• Ali Teoman Germaner, 83–84, Turkish sculptor.^[485]
• Lewis Gilbert, 97, British film director (You Only Live Twice, Alfie, Educating Rita).^[486]
• James Laxer, 76, Canadian political economist.^[487]
• Donovan McClelland, 69, Northern Irish politician.^[488]
• Saichiro Misumi, 101, Japanese indologist.^[489]
• Allen B. Rosenstein, 97, American systems engineer.^[490]
• Celal Şahin, 92, Turkish musician and actor.^[491]
• Sir Kenneth Scott, 87, British diplomat and courtier.^[492]
• Teddi Siddall, 64, American actress.^[493]
• Jesus Varela, 90, Filipino Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Sorsogon (1980–2003).^[494]
• Wolfhart Westendorf, 93, German Egyptologist.^[495]

24

• Getulio Alviani, 78, Italian painter.^[496]
• Kalman Aron, 93, Holocaust survivor and artist.^[497]
• Shmuel Auerbach, 86, Israeli Haredi rabbi, heart disease.^[498]
• Eitan Avitsur, 76, Israeli composer and conductor.^[499]
• Judith Baxter, 62–63, British sociolinguist.^[500]
• Irwin Belk, 95, American politician, philanthropist and retail executive (Belk), member of the North Carolina Senate (1963–1966) and House of Representatives (1959–1962).^[501]
• Wim Claes, 56, Belgian composer, songwriter and music producer.^[502]
• Sir Durward Knowles, 100, Bahamian sailor, Olympic champion (1964), kidney failure.^[503]
• Ed Leede, 90, American basketball player (Boston Celtics).^[504]
• Bud Luckey, 83, American animator and voice actor (Toy Story, Boundin', Winnie the Pooh).^[505]
• James McIntosh, 87, American rower, Olympic silver medalist (1956).^[506]
• Folco Quilici, 87, Italian film director and screenwriter.^[507]
• Bhanu Kumar Shastri, 92, Indian politician.^[508]
• Sridevi, 54, Indian actress (English Vinglish), accidental drowning.^[509]
• Óscar Julio Vian Morales, 70, Guatemalan Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Santiago de Guatemala (since 2010), cancer.^[510]
• Charles Byron Wilson, 88, American neurosurgeon, heart disease.^[511]
• Yang Rudai, 91, Chinese politician, member of the Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party.^[512]

25

• Urban Bowman, 80, American-Canadian football coach (Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Hamilton Tiger Cats), prostate cancer.^[513]
• Max Cole, 77, Australian football player (Fitzroy).^[514]
• Dai Fudong, 89, Chinese architect, member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering.^[515]
• Dan Fegan, 56, American basketball agent (DeMarcus Cousins, John Wall, Ricky Rubio), traffic collision.^[516]
• Danny Florencio, 70, Filipino basketball player (Toyota, Crispa, U/Tex), heart attack.^[517]
• Ainsley Gotto, 72, Australian political secretary and interior designer, cancer.^[518]
• Michael Green, 91, British journalist and writer.^[519]
• Cynthia Heimel, 70, American columnist, author and humorist, complications from dementia.^[520]
• Richard Hundley, 86, American pianist and composer.^[521]
• Branko Kubala, 69, Czechoslovak-born Spanish footballer (RCD Espanyol, Dallas Tornado).^[522]
• Burton Leland, 69, American politician, member of the Michigan Senate (1999–2006) and House of Representatives (1981–1998), cancer.^[523]
• Leif Liljeroth, 93, Swedish actor.^[524]
• John C. Mula, 75, American art director and production designer (Barney Miller, Charles in Charge, Dinosaurs).^[525]
• Nev Pask, 87, Australian property developer.^[526]
• Henri Pouzère, 79, Central African politician and lawyer.^[527]
• Ram Punjabi, 89, Indian cricket umpire.^[528]
• Ola Thorleif Ruud, 91, Norwegian politician.^[529]
• Frank Sander, 90, American law professor.^[530]
• Noel Scott, 88, New Zealand politician, MP for Tongariro (1984–1990).^[531]
• Bruce Nelson Stratton, 74, American radio personality (WPLO), throat cancer.^[532]
• Scott Westgarth, 31, British boxer, injuries sustained in match.^[533]
• Tsvetan Veselinov, 70, Bulgarian footballer (Levski Sofia, national team), Olympic silver medalist (1968).^[534]
• Penny Vincenzi, 78, British writer.^[535]

26

• Joseph Achuzie, 88–89, Nigerian politician and secessionist Biafran military commander.^[536]
• Sir Richard Body, 90, English politician, MP for Boston and Skegness (1966–2001) and Billericay (1955–1959).^[537]
• Ernest Bohr, 93, Danish lawyer and Olympic field hockey player (1948).^[538]
• Mies Bouwman, 88, Dutch television presenter, pneumonia.^[539]
• Patrick Cusick, 98, American civil engineer and city planner, executive director of the Pittsburgh Regional Planning Association (1957–1964).^[540]
• Paul De Meo, 64, American screenwriter and producer (The Rocketeer, Trancers, The Flash).^[541]
• Jim Dobson, 78, American baseball player.^[542]
• Alan Geldard, 90, British cyclist, Olympic bronze medalist (1948).^[543]
• Jim L. Gillis Jr., 101, American politician.^[544]
• Juan Hidalgo Codorniu, 90, Spanish composer.^[545]
• Sir Paul Jenkins, 63, British lawyer, Treasury Solicitor (2006–2014).^[546]
• Mariadas Kagithapu, 81, Indian Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Visakhapatnam (1982–2012).^[547]
• Tatyana Karpova, 102, Russian actress, People's Artist of the USSR (1990).^[548]
• Sean Lavery, 61, American ballet dancer (New York City Ballet).^[549]
• Li Boguang, 49, Chinese legal scholar and human rights activist, liver cancer.^[550]
• Giorgi Maisashvili, 55, Georgian economist and politician, cancer.^[551]
• Benjamin Melniker, 104, American film producer (Batman, Constantine, National Treasure).^[552]
• Peter Miles, 89, English actor (Z-Cars, Doctor Who, Blake's 7).^[553]
• Carmen A. Orechio, 91, American politician, member of the New Jersey Senate (1974–1992).^[554]
• Thomas Pernes, 62, Austrian avant-garde composer.^[555]
• Michael J. Pikal, 78, American pharmaceutical scientist.^[556]
• Gary H. Posner, 74, American chemist, Parkinson's disease.^[557]
• Veljko Rus, 88, Slovenian sociologist.^[558]
• T. S. R. Subramanian, 79, Indian civil servant, Cabinet Secretary (1996–1998), chancellor of Shiv Nadar University.^[559]
• Muriel Turner, Baroness Turner of Camden, 90, British politician.^[560]

27

• Gertrude Alderfer, 86, American baseball player (AAGPBL).^[561]
• Joseph Bagobiri, 60, Nigerian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Kafanchan (since 1995).^[562]
• Albert Benschop, 68, Dutch sociologist.^[563]
• William H. T. Bush, 79, American venture capitalist and financier.^[564]
• Lance Clark, 81, British shoemaker (Clarks).^[565]
• Gabriel Cruz, 8, Spanish boy, suffocated.^[566]
• Steve Folkes, 59, Australian rugby league player (Canterbury Bulldogs, Hull FC, New South Wales), heart attack.^[567]
• Makoto Hirayama, 65, Japanese politician.^[568]
• M. Jaishankar, 41, Indian serial killer and rapist, suicide by throat-cutting.^[569]
• Henri Leonetti, 81, French footballer (Marseille).^[570]
• Bill Lignante, 91, American comics artist.^[571]
• Luciano Benjamín Menéndez, 90, Argentine military officer, convicted murderer and human rights violator, cardiogenic shock.^[572]
• Keith Murdoch, 74, New Zealand rugby union player (Otago, national team).^[573]
• Daniel Perlsweig, 91, American racehorse trainer (Lord Avie), awarded Dogwood Dominion Award (1993).^[574]
• Prabodh Panda, 72, Indian politician, heart attack.^[575]
• Quini, 68, Spanish footballer (Sporting de Gijón, F.C Barcelona, national team), heart attack.^[576]
• Hugo Santiago, 78, Argentine film director (Invasión, Écoute voir, The Others) and actor.^[577]
• Jacqueline Vaudecrane, 104, French figure skater.^[578]
• Jan Vercruysse, 69, Belgian artist.^[579]

28

• Chen Xiaolu, 71, Chinese businessman and princeling, heart attack.^[580]
• Barry Crimmins, 64, American comedian and social activist, cancer.^[581]
• Amand Dalem, 79, Belgian politician, Mayor of Rochefort (1970–1994), Senator (1979–1994), Minister of the Walloon Government (1985–1992), Governor of Namur (1994-2007).^[582]
• Kieron Durkan, 44, English footballer (Wrexham, Stockport County, Macclesfield Town).^[583]
• Keith English, 50, American politician, member of the Missouri House of Representatives (2013–2017), suicide by gunshot.^[584]
• Antonio García-Trevijano, 90, Spanish lawyer, politician, philosopher and anti-Francoist activist.^[585]
• Rogelio Guerra, 81, Mexican actor (Mañana es para siempre, Rafaela, Amor Bravío), complications from thrombus.^[586]
• Jeff Kowalick, 71, Australian cricketer.^[587]
• Stefán Kristjánsson, 35, Icelandic chess grandmaster.^[588]
• Andy Lewis, 92, American screenwriter (Klute).^[589]
• Lye Siew Weng, 77, Malaysian politician, MLA for Air Itam (1995–2004) and Air Putih (2004–2008), bone cancer.^[590]
• Marc L. Marks, 91, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives for Pennsylvania's 24th district (1977–1983).^[591]
• Pierre Milza, 85, French historian.^[592]
• Albert Mkrtchyan, 81, Armenian theater director, film director, actor, screenwriter.^[593]
• John Muir, 70, Scottish footballer (St Johnstone, Alloa).^[594]
• Ratnavel Pandian, 89, Indian judge, member of the Supreme Court (1988–1994), chief justice of Madras High Court (1988).^[595]
• Jayendra Saraswathi, 82, Indian guru, seer of Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham (since 1954).^[596]
• Gerhard Scherhorn, 88, German economist.^[597]
• Harvey Schmidt, 88, American musical theatre producer and writer (The Fantasticks, 110 in the Shade).^[598]
• Naomi Siegmann, 84–85, American artist, pneumonia.^[599]
• Ștefan Tașnadi, 64, Romanian weightlifter, Olympic silver medalist (1984).^[600]
• William R. Trotter, 74, American author and historian.^[601]
• Noble Villeneuve, 79, Canadian politician, MPP (1983–1999).^[602]
• Gjert Wilhelmsen, 91, Norwegian shipowner.^[603]