The following is a list of notable deaths in February 2019.

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 2019

1

• Kinryū Arimoto, 78, Japanese voice actor (City Hunter, Gasaraki, One Piece), esophageal cancer.^[1]
• Conway Berners-Lee, 97, English mathematician and computer scientist.^[2]
• D. J. Conway, 79, American occult writer.^[3]
• John J. Duffy Jr., 85, American criminal defense attorney.^[4]
• Alice Dye, 91, American amateur golfer and golf course designer (TPC at Sawgrass).^[5]
• Tim Elkington, 98, British Royal Air Force fighter pilot, member of The Few, fall.^[6]
• Jeremy Hardy, 57, English comedian, radio host and panelist (The News Quiz, I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, Jeremy Hardy Speaks to the Nation), cancer.^[7]
• Glen Ray Hines, 75, American football player (Arkansas Razorbacks, Houston Oilers, New Orleans Saints).^[8]
• Ursula Karusseit, 79, German actress (Ways across the Country, KLK Calling PTZ – The Red Orchestra).^[9]
• Andrew McGahan, 52, Australian author (Praise, The White Earth, Wonders of a Godless World), pancreatic cancer.^[10]
• Ayub Ogada, 63, Kenyan musician.^[11]
• Edit Perényi-Weckinger, 95, Hungarian gymnast, Olympic silver medalist (1948, 1952).^[12]
• Mel Pickings, 92, Canadian politician, member of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly (1978–1988).^[13]
• Ehsan-ul-Haq Piracha, Pakistani politician, Minister of Finance (1988–1990).^[14]
• Raymond Ratzlaff, 87, Canadian politician.^[15]
• Lisa Seagram, 82, American actress (A House Is Not a Home, Caprice, The Beverly Hillbillies), dementia.^[16]
• Rex Sorensen, 73, American media executive.^[17]
• Yosef Sorinov, 72, Israeli footballer (Maccabi Netanya, Beitar Jerusalem, national team).^[18]
• Clive Swift, 82, English actor (The National Health, Keeping Up Appearances, A Passage to India) and songwriter.^[19]
• Les Thornton, 84, British professional wrestler (Stampede, NWA, WWF).^[20]
• Thuppettan, 89, Indian Malayalam playwright.^[21]
• Neville Watt, 88, Australian rugby league player (Balmain Tigers).^[22]
• Doug Wendt, 91, Australian footballer.^[23]
• Wade Wilson, 60, American football player (Minnesota Vikings, Oakland Raiders) and coach (Chicago Bears), heart attack.^[24]

2

• Catherine Burns, 73, American actress (Last Summer, Me, Natalie, Red Sky at Morning), complications from a fall and cirrhosis.^[25]
• Arunendu Das, 81, Indian musician.^[26]
• William Davis, 85, German-born British journalist (BBC).^[27]
• Walter James Edyvean, 80, American Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Boston (2001–2014).^[28]
• Carol Emshwiller, 97, American author (The Mount).^[29]
• Michael Ferguson, 60, Canadian civil servant, Auditor General (since 2011), cancer.^[30]
• Michelle King, 57, American educator, cancer.^[31]
• Libby Komaiko, 69, American dancer, pneumonia.^[32]
• Arman Loni, 35, Pakistani politician, PTM leader, blunt force trauma.^[33]
• Alaa Mashzoub, 50, Iraqi novelist and writer, expert on the History of the Jews in Iraq, shot.^[34]
• Slobodan Peladić, 57, Serbian artist.^[35]
• Irene Krugman Rudnick, 89, American politician, member of the South Carolina House of Representatives (1972–1976, 1981–1984, 1987–1994).^[36]
• Clarence Servold, 91, Canadian cross-country skier.^[37]
• Bill Sims, 69, American blues pianist.^[38]
• William Slater, 78, Canadian Olympic swimmer.^[39]
• Special Tiara, 11, Irish racehorse, euthanized.^[40]

3

• Shukri Abrahams, 50, South African cricketer (Eastern Province).^[41]
• Julie Adams, 92, American actress (Creature from the Black Lagoon, Bend of the River, Murder, She Wrote).^[42]
• Renato Giuseppe Bosisio, 88–89, Italian-born Canadian academic.^[43]
• Novak Bošković, 29, Serbian handball player, suicide by gunshot.^[44]
• Glenn Brady, 83, American football coach (Chadron State Eagles, Milwaukee Panthers, Sacramento State Hornets).^[45]
• Irv Brown, 83, American basketball referee and sportscaster.^[46]
• Jeetendra Singh Bundela, 60, Indian politician.^[47]
• Wallace Chafe, 91, American linguist.^[48]
• Detsl, 35, Russian hip hop artist, heart attack.^[49]
• Carmen Duncan, 76, Australian actress (Harlequin, Another World, Turkey Shoot), cancer.^[50]
• Bob Friend, 88, American baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates, New York Mets, New York Yankees).^[51]
• Richard Lacey, 78, British microbiologist.^[52]
• Irving Lavin, 91, American art historian.^[53]
• Emily Levine, 73, American humorist, lung cancer.^[54]
• Tapan Mitra, 70, Indian-born American economist.^[55]
• Stephen Negoesco, 93, Romanian-American Hall of Fame soccer player and manager.^[56]
• Jüri Pihl, 64, Estonian politician, Minister of the Interior (2007–2009).^[57]
• Peter Posa, 77, New Zealand guitarist.^[58]
• Ruan Xueyu, 86, Chinese engineer.^[59]
• John Sinclair, 79, Australian conservationist.^[60]
• Barbra Casbar Siperstein, 76, American lawyer and LGBT activist.^[61]
• Kristoff St. John, 52, American actor (The Young and the Restless, The Champ, Generations), hypertrophic heart disease.^[62]
• Joe P. Tolson, 77, American politician, member of the North Carolina House of Representatives (1997–2014), respiratory failure.^[63]
• Danny Williams, 94, English football player (Rotherham United) and manager (Swindon Town, Sheffield Wednesday).^[64]
• Zhang Yumao, 83, Chinese literary scholar and politician, Vice Mayor of Shenyang, Vice Chairman of the China Democratic League.^[65]

4

• Giampiero Artegiani, 63, Italian singer-songwriter.^[66]
• Michel Balinski, 85, American-French applied mathematician and economist.^[67]
• Colin Barker, 79, British sociologist and historian.^[68]
• Ramesh Bhatkar, 70, Indian actor (Maherchi Sadi), cancer.^[69]
• Nita Bieber, 92, American actress (Rhythm and Weep, Millie's Daughter, The Prince Who Was a Thief).^[70]
• Yuri Bosco, 88, Russian artist.^[71]
• Matt Brazier, 42, English footballer (QPR, Cardiff City, Leyton Orient), non-Hodgkin follicular lymphoma.^[72]
• Bunny Brown, 60s, Jamaican reggae musician, bone cancer.^[73]
• Isacio Calleja, 82, Spanish footballer (Atlético de Madrid, national team).^[74]
• Awlad Hossain Chakladar, 68, Bangladeshi film producer and director.^[75]
• Sandrine Doucet, 59, French politician, Deputy (2012–2017), cancer.^[76]
• Kermit Eady, 79, American community activist.^[77]
• Fang Fukang, 83, Chinese physicist, President of Beijing Normal University (1989–1995).^[78]
• Naji Keyrouz, 58, Lebanese Olympic judoka (1980).^[79]
• Gary LaPierre, 76, American radio journalist (WBZ), leukemia.^[80]
• Bernard Lietaer, 76, Belgian engineer and economist.^[81]
• John Otho Marsh Jr., 92, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Virginia's 7th district (1963–1971), Secretary of the Army (1981–1989), heart failure.^[82]
• Leu Mazurkevich, 79, Belarusian football player and manager (BATE Borisov).^[83]
• Harold Mendelsohn, 95, American sociologist.^[84]
• Bruno Messerli, 87, Swiss geographer.^[85]
• Matti Nykänen, 55, Finnish singer and ski jumper, Olympic champion (1984, 1988), pancreatitis and pneumonia.^[86]
• Leonie Ossowski, 93, German writer (Zwei Mütter).^[87]
• Vyacheslav Ovchinnikov, 82, Russian composer.^[88]
• Karen Randers-Pehrson, 86, Norwegian actress (Barn av solen).^[89]
• John Rone, 69, American stage actor and director.^[90]
• Véronique Schiltz, 76, French historian.^[91]
• Ove Kristian Sundberg, 86, Norwegian church musician, composer and musicologist.^[92]
• Mohamed Ofei Sylla, 44, Guinean footballer (Gaziantepspor, Denizlispor, national team).^[93]
• Zbigniew Szczepkowski, 66, Polish Olympic cyclist (1976).^[94]
• Ward Thomas, 95, British television executive and World War II fighter pilot.^[95]
• Izzy Young, 90, American-Swedish folklorist and author.^[96]

5

• André Boudrias, 75, Canadian ice hockey player (Vancouver Canucks, Montreal Canadiens, Minnesota North Stars).^[97]
• Audrey Cleary, 88, American politician, member of the North Dakota House of Representatives (1999–2002).^[98]
• Joe Fascione, 74, Scottish footballer (Chelsea, Dundee United).^[99]
• Kathleen Fraser, 83, American poet.^[100]
• Eddy Giles, 80, American R&B and blues singer-songwriter and musician.^[101]
• Jean Herskovits, 83, American historian.^[102]
• Peter Hughes, 96, English actor (The Great Muppet Caper, Hope and Glory, Evita), pneumonia.^[103]
• Christine Kay, 54, American journalist and editor (The New York Times, Newsday, Pittsburgh Press), breast cancer.^[104]
• Syed Badr-ul Hasan Khan Bahadur, Indian actor (The Sword of Tipu Sultan, Mann, Jodhaa Akbar) and dancer.^[105]
• Garr King, 83, American judge, Senior Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Oregon (since 2009).^[106]
• George Klein, 83, American disc jockey (WLFP) and TV host (Talent Party), complications from dementia.^[107]
• Tapio Lehto, 88, Finnish Olympic triple jumper.^[108]
• Ian McDonald, 95, Australian cricketer (Victoria).^[109]
• Andy Nisbet, 65, Scottish climber, fall.^[110]
• Pericles Panagopoulos, 83, Greek shipping magnate.^[111]
• Joe Presko, 90, American baseball player (St. Louis Cardinals, Detroit Tigers).^[112]
• Manasa Qoro, 54, Fijian rugby union player (national team).^[113]
• Miriam Rivera, 38, Mexican reality show personality (There's Something About Miriam, Big Brother Australia 2004).^[114]
• Anne Firor Scott, 97, American historian.^[115]
• Edward H. Simpson, 96, British statistician and civil servant.^[116]
• Ladu Kishore Swain, 71, Indian politician, member of the Lok Sabha (since 2014), kidney disease.^[117]
• Doc Thompson, 49, American radio personality, hit by train.^[118]
• Mel Tomlinson, 65, American dancer and choreographer.^[119]
• Václav Vorlíček, 88, Czech film director (Who Wants to Kill Jessie?, The End of Agent W4C, The Girl on the Broomstick).^[120]
• Guy Webster, 79, American celebrity photographer (The Doors, The Beach Boys, The Rolling Stones), complications from diabetes and liver cancer.^[121]
• Vano Zodelava, 61, Georgian politician, Mayor of Tbilisi (1998–2004), injuries from a traffic collision.^[122]

6

• Rudi Assauer, 74, German football player (Borussia Dortmund, Werder Bremen) and manager (Schalke 04), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[123]
• Edwin Barnes, 84, British Roman Catholic priest (since 2011) and former Anglican prelate, Bishop of Richborough (1995–2002).^[124]
• David Beaird, 66, American screenwriter and director (My Chauffeur, Scorchers).^[125]
• Dick Blok, 94, Dutch medievalist.^[126]
• Gizella Bodnár, 92, Hungarian serial burglar.^[127]
• Edward Burn, 96, British legal scholar.^[128]
• Tom Cade, 91, American ornithologist.^[129]
• John Cocks, 52, New Zealand builder and television personality (My House My Castle), kidney cancer.^[130]
• Paul Dewar, 56, Canadian politician, MP (2006–2015), glioblastoma.^[131]
• Jairo do Nascimento, 72, Brazilian footballer (Corinthians, Coritiba), kidney cancer.^[132]
• Yechiel Eckstein, 67, Israeli-American rabbi, founder of International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, heart attack.^[133]
• Manfred Eigen, 91, German biophysical chemist, Nobel Prize laureate (1967).^[134]
• Gerald English, 93, British tenor.^[135]
• Marcia Falkender, Baroness Falkender, 86, British politician.^[136]
• Fang Renqiu, 89, Chinese football player and coach (national team).^[137]
• Michael Green, 88, British theologian.^[138]
• Todor Kavaldzhiev, 85, Bulgarian politician, Vice President (1997–2002).^[139]
• Vikki Orvice, 56, British sports journalist, breast cancer.^[140]
• Rosamunde Pilcher, 94, British author (The Shell Seekers), stroke.^[141]
• Mags Portman, 44, British physician, advocate for PrEP in fight against HIV, mesothelioma.^[142]
• Richard Schwartz, 76, American bridge player.^[143]
• A. S. M. Shahjahan, 78, Bangladeshi officer, Inspector General of Police (1992–1996), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[144]
• Lonnie Simmons, 74, American record producer, founder of Total Experience Records.^[145]
• Ye Qingyao, 91, Taiwanese-born Chinese engineer and politician, Vice Chairman of the Fujian CPPCC.^[146]
• Tilly van der Zwaard, 81, Dutch Olympic athlete (1964, 1968).^[147]

7

• Margaret Alston-Garnjost, 90, British physicist.^[148]
• Chavara Parukutty Amma, 75, Indian dancer and teacher.^[149]
• Miriam Argüello, 91, Nicaraguan politician, President of the National Assembly (1990–2012).^[150]
• Robert Ashby, 79, British actor (Gentlemen and Players, Legend, Doctor Who).^[151]
• John Tyler Bonner, 98, American biologist.^[152]
• John Dingell, 92, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1955–2015), prostate cancer.^[153]
• Albert Finney, 82, English actor (Tom Jones, The Gathering Storm, Big Fish), BAFTA winner (1961), chest infection.^[154]
• Satoshi Hiyamizu, 75, Japanese electrical engineer.^[155]
• James Jackson Hough, 73, American businessman and philanthropist, shot.^[156]
• Per Olov Jansson, 98, Finnish photographer.^[157]
• Al Johnson, 83, Canadian ice hockey player (Montreal Canadiens, Detroit Red Wings).^[158]
• Alfred Lecerf, 70, Belgian politician, Mayor of Lontzen (1994–2018) and member of the Parliament of the German-speaking Community (1978–1981).^[159]
• Mable Lee, 97, American tap dancer.^[160]
• Legarda, 29, Colombian singer.^[161]
• Rocky Lockridge, 60, American boxer, WBA super featherweight champion (1984–1985), complications from a stroke.^[162]
• Heidi Mohr, 51, German footballer (TuS Niederkirchen, TuS Ahrbach, national team), cancer.^[163]
• Arthur Murphy, 90, Irish broadcaster (Mailbag).^[164]
• Caroline Mwatha, 37, Kenyan human rights activist, bleeding from ruptured uterus after unsafe abortion.^[165]
• Randy Nauert, 74, American surf rock musician (The Bel-Airs, The Challengers), heart attack.^[166]
• Jan Olszewski, 88, Polish politician, Prime Minister (1991–1992).^[167]
• Frank Robinson, 83, American Hall of Fame baseball player (Cincinnati Reds, Baltimore Orioles) and manager (Cleveland Indians), bone cancer.^[168]
• Jörg Schönbohm, 81, German military officer and politician, Inspector of the Army (1991–1992) and Deputy Minister President of Brandenburg (1999–2009).^[169]
• Bill Spence, 78, American hammered dulcimer player.^[170]
• Edward Zigler, 88, American psychologist.^[171]

8

• Rune Åhlund, 88, Swedish Olympic long-distance runner.^[172]
• Mahesh Anand, 57, Indian actor (Karishmaa, Lahu Ke Do Rang).^[173]
• Seweryn Bialer, 92, German-born American political scientist.^[174]
• Frankie Byrne, 94, Irish Gaelic footballer (Meath).^[175]
• Fernando Clavijo, 63, Uruguayan-born American soccer player (San Diego Sockers, national team) and manager (Colorado Rapids), multiple myeloma.^[176]
• Zbigniew Czajkowski, 98, Polish fencing coach.^[177]
• Sharif Fayez, 73, Afghan academic and politician, Minister of Higher Education (2001–2007), heart attack.^[178]
• Georg Gerster, 90, Swiss journalist and aerial photographer.^[179]
• Knut Haavik, 75, Norwegian journalist and editor (Se og Hør).^[180]
• Dick Kempthorn, 92, American football player (Michigan Wolverines) and businessman.^[181]
• Angel Koritarov, 77, Bulgarian Olympic volleyball player (1964, 1968).^[182]
• Jacques Labertonnière, 92, French racing cyclist.^[183]
• Bert McKasy, 77, American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1983–1988).^[184]
• Jim Miller, 76, Scottish linguist.^[185]
• Harald Motzki, 70, Dutch Islam scholar.^[186]
• Walter Munk, 101, Austrian-born American oceanographer, member of the Navy Electronics Laboratory.^[187]
• Cliff Myers, 72, English footballer (Charlton Athletic, Yeovil Town, Torquay United).^[188]
• Anilkumar Patel, 73, Indian politician, prostate cancer.^[189]
• Wolfgang Rindler, 94, Austrian-born American physicist, (Event Horizon, Rindler coordinates).^[190]
• Gary Robinson, 70, Canadian football player (BC Lions).^[191] (death announced on this date)
• Hanno Rumpf, 60, Namibian politician and diplomat, Ambassador to Germany (2003–2006).^[192]
• Robert Ryman, 88, American painter.^[193]
• Kurt Sommerlatt, 90, German football player (Karlsruher SC, Bayern Munich) and manager (Borussia Neunkirchen).^[194]
• Vishnu Wagh, 53, Indian writer.^[195]
• Sergei Yursky, 83, Russian actor (Time, Forward!, The Golden Calf, The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed).

9

• Salvatore Bellomo, 67, Belgian professional wrestler (ASW, WWF, ECW), cancer.^[196]
• Bentong, 55, Filipino comedian, actor and television host, cardiac arrest.^[197]
• Satyajit Biswas, 37, Indian politician, shot.^[198]
• Cadet, 28, British rapper, traffic collision.^[199]
• Jerry Casale, 85, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers).^[200]
• Dan Cashman, 85, American actor.^[201]
• Barney Cooney, 84, Australian politician, Senator (1984–2002).^[202]
• Siamion Domash, 69, Belarusian politician, heart attack.^[203]
• Farhad Ebrahimi, 83, Iranian poet and writer.^[204]
• Mario Gerla, 75, Italian computer scientist, pancreatic cancer.^[205]
• Niki Goulandris, 94, Greek philanthropist and painter.^[206]
• Aina Moll Marquès, 88, Spanish philologist of Catalan language and politician.^[207]
• Ana Nisi Goyco, 68, Puerto Rican beauty queen and politician, member of the Senate (1980–1992).^[208]
• Huang Erh-hsuan, 82, Taiwanese politician, MLY (1993–2002).^[209]
• Nicholas Kafoglis, 89, American politician, member of the Kentucky House of Representatives (1972–1976) and Senate (1988–1998), complications from broken hip.^[210]
• Mick Kennedy, 57, Irish footballer (Portsmouth, Stoke City, Halifax Town).^[211]
• Katharina Lindner, 39, German-born Scottish footballer (Glasgow City).^[212]
• Shelley Lubben, 50, American adult film actress and anti-pornography activist.^[213]
• Ron W. Miller, 85, American businessman and football player (Los Angeles Rams), President and CEO of The Walt Disney Company (1978–1984), heart failure.^[214]
• Fred Pickering, 78, English footballer (Blackburn Rovers, Everton, national team).^[215]
• Maximilian Reinelt, 30, German rower, Olympic champion (2012) and silver medalist (2016), heart attack.^[216]
• Ian Ross, 72, Scottish footballer (Liverpool, Aston Villa, Peterborough United).^[217]
• Junya Sato, 86, Japanese film director (Kimi yo Fundo no Kawa o Watare, Ningen no Shōmei, Never Give Up).^[218]
• Tomi Ungerer, 87, French book illustrator (The Three Robbers, Flat Stanley), cartoonist and film poster designer (Dr. Strangelove).^[219]
• Patricia Nell Warren, 82, American author (The Front Runner).^[220]
• Milt Welch, 94, American baseball player (Detroit Tigers).^[221]
• Phil Western, 47, Canadian electronic musician (Download, PlatEAU).^[222]
• Bruce Williams, 86, American Hall of Fame radio host (WCTC, WMCA).^[223]
• Robert Winter, 94, American architectural historian.^[224]
• Neville Young, 78, New Zealand lawyer, president of the New Zealand National Party (1986–1989).^[225]

10

• Bethel Nnaemeka Amadi, 54, Nigerian politician, President of the Pan-African Parliament (2012–2015).^[226]
• Carmen Argenziano, 75, American actor (Stargate SG-1, Booker, Angels & Demons), lung cancer.^[227]
• Jogesh Chandra Barman, 69, Indian politician.^[228]
• Virginia Walcott Beauchamp, 98, American educator.^[229]
• Mario Bernardo, 99, Italian cinematographer (Love and Troubles, Love Meetings, The Hawks and the Sparrows) and Resistance fighter.^[230]
• Miranda Bonansea, 92, Italian actress (Hands Off Me!) and voice actress.^[231]
• Babette Brown, 87, South African writer.^[232]
• Red Cashion, 87, American football official (NFL).^[233]
• Terry Dempsey, 77, English-born South African songwriter, struck by gyrocopter.^[234]
• Juanjo Domínguez, 67, Argentine classical guitarist.^[235]
• Eric Dunning, 82, British sociologist.^[236]
• David Ejoor, 87, Nigerian military officer, Chief of Army Staff (1971–1975).^[237]
• Heinz Fütterer, 87, German sprinter, Olympic bronze medalist (1956).^[238]
• Robert Ghanem, 76, Lebanese politician, MP (1992–2018).^[239]
• Dinualdo Gutierrez, 79, Filipino Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Marbel (1981–2018).^[240]
• Walter B. Jones Jr., 76, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (since 1995), amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[241]
• Kōji Kitao, 55, Japanese sumo and professional wrestler (AWA, NJPW).^[242]
• Sam McCready, 82, Northern Irish actor, playwright and theatre director.^[243]
• Roderick MacFarquhar, 88, British politician, journalist and historian, MP (1970–1978).^[244]
• Nicolas M. Mondejar, 94, Filipino Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Romblon (1974–1987) and San Carlos (1987–2001).^[245]
• Fernando Peres, 76, Portuguese football player (Sporting CP, national team) and manager (Sanjoanense).^[246]
• Daniel Silva dos Santos, 36, Brazilian footballer, cancer.^[247]
• Maura Viceconte, 51, Italian Olympic long-distance runner (1996, 2000), suicide by hanging.^[248]
• Jan-Michael Vincent, 73, American actor (Airwolf, The Mechanic, Big Wednesday), heart attack.^[249]
• Michael Wilson, 81, Canadian politician and diplomat, Ambassador to the United States (2006–2009), cancer.^[250]
• Jackie Young, 84, American politician, member of the Hawaii House of Representatives (1990–1994).^[251]

11

• Ben Abell, 86, American meteorologist.^[252]
• Alix, Princess of Ligne, 89, Luxembourg royal.^[253]
• Vijaya Bapineedu, 82, Indian film director (Gang Leader, Big Boss, Family), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[254]
• Nora Bennis, 78, Irish political activist.^[255]
• Ricardo Boechat, 66, Argentine-born Brazilian journalist (O Globo, O Dia, Jornal do Brasil), helicopter crash.^[256]
• Winslow Briggs, 90, American plant biologist.^[257]
• James Burns, 89, Canadian executive.^[258]
• Jack Crimian, 92, American baseball player (St. Louis Cardinals, Kansas City Athletics, Detroit Tigers).^[259]
• Abelardo Escobar Prieto, 81, Mexican politician, Secretary of Agrarian Reform (2006-2012) and Deputy (2000-2003), kidney failure.^[260]
• Réal Giguère, 85, Canadian television host.^[261]
• He Bingsong, 87, Chinese legal scholar.^[262]
• Ivan Irwin, 91, American-born Canadian ice hockey player (New York Rangers, Montreal Canadiens).^[263]
• Jeffrey Miles, 83, Australian jurist, Chief Justice of the Australian Capital Territory (1985–2002).^[264]
• Sibghatullah Mojaddedi, 93, Afghan politician, Acting President (1992).^[265]
• Taiwo Ogunjobi, 65, Nigerian football player (Shooting Stars, national team) and administrator.^[266]
• Delroy Poyser, 57, Jamaican long jumper, CAC champion (1982), cancer.^[267]
• Eulade Rudahunga, 97, Rwandan Roman Catholic priest.^[268]
• Harvey Scales, 78, American soul singer and songwriter ("Disco Lady", "Love-Itis"), kidney failure and pneumonia.^[269]
• Joe Schlesinger, 90, Canadian journalist (CBC News).^[270]
• Armida Siguion-Reyna, 88, Filipino actress, singer and television host, cancer.^[271]
• Lou Sossamon, 97, American football player (South Carolina Gamecocks, New York Yankees).^[272]
• Allan Wild, 91, New Zealand architect and academic (University of Auckland).^[273]

12

• Betty Ballantine, 99, British-born American book publisher (Ballantine Books, Bantam Books).^[274]
• Gordon Banks, 81, English footballer (Leicester City, Stoke City, national team), world champion (1966).^[275]
• Rolf Böhme, 84, German politician, Deputy (1972–1982) and Mayor of Freiburg (1982–2002).^[276]
• Christoph Broelsch, 74, German surgeon.^[277]
• Cheng Zhiqing, 84, Chinese chemist and politician, Vice Chairwoman of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang.^[278]
• Jean E. Fairfax, 98, American educator.^[279]
• Bashir-ud-din Farooqi, 85, Grand Mufti of Jammu and Kashmir.^[280]
• David Forden, 88, American intelligence officer (CIA), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[281]
• W. E. B. Griffin, 89, American writer (Brotherhood of War, The Corps, Badge of Honor), cancer.^[282]
• George Grindley, 93, New Zealand geologist.^[283]
• Altay Hajiyev, 87, Azerbaijani painter.^[284]
• George Irish, 76, Montserratian academic, musician and writer.^[285]
• Georg Jann, 85, German organ builder.^[286]
• Afsir Karim, 85, Indian army general and author.^[287]
• Ferenc Keserű, 72, Hungarian Olympic cyclist (1968).^[288]
• Godzilla, 31, Tanzanian rapper.^[289]
• Lyndon LaRouche, 96, American political activist, founder of the LaRouche movement.^[290]
• Olli Lindholm, 54, Finnish singer and guitarist (Appendix, Yö), seizure.^[291]
• Suresh Luthra, 74, Indian cricketer (Delhi).^[292]
• Pedro Morales, 76, Puerto Rican Hall of Fame professional wrestler (WWA, WWWF) and commentator (WWF Superstars), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[293]
• Austin Rhodes, 81, English rugby league player (St Helens, Leigh) and coach (Swinton).^[294]
• Bisi Silva, 56, Nigerian art curator, cancer.^[295]
• Marisa Solinas, 79, Italian singer and actress (Boccaccio '70, La commare secca, Almost Blue).^[296]
• Lucjan Trela, 76, Polish Olympic boxer (1968).^[297]
• David Walton, 73, British ecologist.^[298]
• Harry Hon Hai Wong, 96, Chinese entrepreneur.^[299]
• Zhan Ziqing, 81, Chinese historian, Vice President of Northeast Normal University.^[300]

13

• Idriz Ajeti, 101, Kosovar Albanologist.^[301]
• Julius Beinortas, 76, Lithuanian politician.^[302]
• Mohan Singh Bundela, 74, Indian politician.^[303]
• Paul Cain, 89, American Pentecostal minister, pneumonia.^[304]
• Greg Alyn Carlson, 47, American criminal, shot.^[305]
• Jack Coghill, 93, American politician, member of the Alaska House of Representatives (1953–1955, 1957–1959) and Senate (1959–1965, 1985–1990), Lieutenant Governor (1990–1994).^[306]
• Bibi Ferreira, 96, Brazilian actress (Leonora of the Seven Seas, The End of the River) and singer.^[307]
• Eric Harrison, 81, English football player (Halifax Town) and coach (Manchester United).^[308]
• Edith Iglauer, 101, American writer.^[309]
• Connie Jones, 84, American jazz trumpeter.^[310]
• Vitaliy Khmelnytskyi, 75, Ukrainian football player (Dynamo Kyiv, USSR national team) and manager (Granit Cherkasy).^[311]
• Christopher Knopf, 91, American screenwriter and union executive, president of WGA and IAWG, heart failure.^[312]
• Miroslav Kusý, 87, Slovak political scientist, heart failure.^[313]
• Helene Machado, 92, American baseball player (Peoria Redwings, Fort Wayne Daisies).^[314]
• Dick Manville, 93, American baseball player (Boston Braves, Chicago Cubs).^[315]
• Baqar Naqvi, 83, Pakistani Urdu poet and translator.^[316]
• Callistus Ndlovu, 83, Zimbabwean academic and politician, pancreatic cancer.^[317]
• Joyce Anne Noel, 86, American beauty queen, Miss Rhode Island (1953), Miss Rhode Island USA (1954), First Lady of Rhode Island (1973–1977).^[318]
• Ray Price, 88, American speechwriter (Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford), stroke.^[319]
• Ann Loreille Saunders, 88, British historian.^[320]
• Arif Şirin, 69, Turkish singer and composer, throat cancer.^[321]
• Hans Stadlmair, 89, Austrian conductor.^[322]
• Jörg Streli, 78, Austrian architect.^[323]
• Dezső Tandori, 80, Hungarian poet and writer.^[324]
• Jimmy Turman, 91, American politician, member (1955–1963) and Speaker (1961–1963) of the Texas House of Representatives, stroke.^[325]
• Ted Tsukiyama, 98, American attorney and bonsai enthusiast.^[326]
• Zhang Li, 67, Chinese table tennis player, lung cancer.^[327]

14

• Michel Bernard, 87, French Olympic middle- and long-distance runner (1960, 1964).^[328]
• Sir David Collins, 69, British educator.^[329]
• Francis D'Souza, 64, Indian politician, Deputy Chief Minister of Goa (2012–2017) and MLA (since 1999), cancer.^[330]
• Tommy Giordano, 93, American baseball player (Philadelphia Athletics) and scout (Baltimore Orioles), blood infection.^[331]
• John Hanscomb, 94, British politician, Mayor of Bolton (1982–1983).^[332]
• John Hellawell, 75, English footballer (Bradford City).^[333]
• Tokitsunada Hironori, 49, Japanese sumo wrestler, heart failure.^[334]
• David Horowitz, 81, American consumer reporter and journalist (Fight Back! with David Horowitz).^[335]
• Barrie Hutchinson, 92, New Zealand water polo player, British Empire Games silver medalist (1950), rugby union player (Wellington, Auckland).^[336]
• Kao Chun-ming, 89, Taiwanese Presbyterian minister and political prisoner.^[337]
• Rocky Krsnich, 91, American baseball player (Chicago White Sox).^[338]
• Kwong Hon-sang, 80, Hong Kong engineer and civil servant, Secretary for Works (1995–1999).^[339]
• Andrea Levy, 62, English author (Small Island, The Long Song), cancer.^[340]
• Simon P. Norton, 66, English mathematician, heart disease.^[341]
• Michael Nudelman, 80, Israeli politician, member of the Knesset (1996–2009).^[342]
• Neil Papiano, 85, American lawyer.^[343]
• Alfred Radley, 94, British fashion designer.^[344]
• Clinton Wheeler, 59, American basketball player (Bayer Giants Leverkusen, Indiana Pacers).^[345]
• Sergei Zakharov, 68, Russian singer, heart failure.^[346]

15

• Sal Artiaga, 72, American baseball executive, President of Minor League Baseball (1988–1991).^[347]
• Ellis Avery, 46, American writer (The Teahouse Fire), leiomyosarcoma.^[348]
• Thomas Bruice, 93, American biochemist, complications from a stroke.^[349]
• Kofi Burbridge, 57, American rock multi-instrumentalist (Tedeschi Trucks Band, The Derek Trucks Band, Aquarium Rescue Unit), heart attack.^[350]
• Efrain Chacurian, 94, Argentine-born American soccer player (Racing Club, Bridgeport Vasco da Gama, national team).^[351]
• Terry Charman, 68, English military historian and museum curator (Imperial War Museum), cancer.^[352]
• Erminie Cohen, 92, Canadian politician, Senator (1993–2001).^[353]
• Thomas Joseph Costello, 89, American Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Syracuse (1978–2004).^[354]
• Pence Dacus, 87, American football player (Texas State Bobcats) and coach (Pepperdine Waves).^[355]
• Siegfried Engelmann, 87, American educationist, co-developer of Direct Instruction.^[356]
• Sir Charles Farr, 59, British civil servant, Chair of Joint Intelligence Committee (since 2015), cancer.^[357]
• Jens Feder, 80, Norwegian physicist.^[358]
• Antonio César Fernández, 72, Spanish Salesian missionary, shot.^[359]
• Sara Gizaw, 90, Ethiopian aristocrat.^[360]
• Ragnar Halvorsen, 94, Norwegian businessman and union leader, Chairman of the Export Council (1987–1992).^[361]
• Shamil Isayev, 54, Russian footballer (Uralan Elista, Tavriya Simferopol, Spartak Vladikavkaz).^[362]
• Gene Littler, 88, American Hall of Fame professional golfer, U.S. Open winner (1961).^[363]
• Al Mahmud, 82, Bangladeshi poet and novelist, pneumonia.^[364]
• Zlatica Mijatović, 96, Serbian Olympic gymnast (1948).^[365]
• Adriano Ossicini, 98, Italian politician, Senator (1968–1992, 1996–2001) and Minister for Family (1995–1996), complications from a fall.^[366]
• Mohamed Purnomo, 57, Indonesian Olympic sprinter (1984), cancer.^[367]
• Lee Radziwill, 85, American socialite.^[368]
• Erika Simon, 91, German archaeologist.^[369]
• Dave Smith, 78, American archivist (Walt Disney).^[370]
• John Stalker, 79, British police officer, Deputy Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police (1984–1987).^[371]
• J. Mary Taylor, 87, American mammalogist.^[372]
• Mikhail Yuryev, 59, Russian politician, Member of the Duma (1996–1999).^[373]

16

• Sam Bass, 57, American motorsports artist, sepsis.^[374]
• Don Bragg, 83, American pole vaulter, Olympic champion (1960), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[375]
• Patrick Caddell, 68, American pollster, complications from a stroke.^[376]
• Fang Huai, 101, Chinese military officer, major general of PLA.^[377]
• Bruno Ganz, 77, Swiss actor (Downfall, Wings of Desire, Nosferatu the Vampyre), colorectal cancer.^[378]
• Richard N. Gardner, 91, American diplomat, Ambassador to Italy (1977–1981) and Spain and Andorra (1993–1997).^[379]
• Gu Linfang, 90, Chinese police official and politician, Secretary-General of the Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission and Vice Minister of Public Security.^[380]
• Jeffrey Hart, 88, American cultural critic.^[381]
• Michael Killisch-Horn, 78, Austrian politician, announcer and skier, MP (1986–1990).^[382]
• Juan Incháustegui, 80, Peruvian engineer and politician, Minister of Energy and Mines (1984–1985) and of Industry, Foreign Trade and Tourism (2001), Senator (1990–1992).^[383]
• Thomas R. Kane, 94, American engineer.^[384]
• Li Rui, 101, Chinese politician, historian and dissident, organ failure.^[385]
• Albert Ludwig, 99, Canadian politician, Alberta MLA (1959–1975)^[386]
• Bernie McCarthy, 75, Australian VFL footballer (North Melbourne)^[387]
• Serge Merlin, 86, French actor (Amélie, The City of Lost Children).^[388]
• Charles Mungoshi, 71, Zimbabwean writer, cerebral atrophy from stroke.^[389]
• Ken Nordine, 98, American voice-over and recording artist (Word Jazz, Son of Word Jazz, Love Words).^[390]
• Frank Pitura, 75, Canadian politician, member of the Manitoba Legislature (1995–2003).^[391]
• Theodore Isaac Rubin, 95, American psychiatrist.^[392]
• Shelly Saltman, 87, American sports promoter.^[393]
• Silvestre Luís Scandián, 87, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Araçuaí (1975–1981) and Archbishop of Vitória (1984–2004).^[394]
• Nani Soedarsono, 90, Indonesian politician, Minister of Social Welfare (1983–1988).^[395]
• Kees Stoop, 89, Dutch artist.^[396]
• Albert Vorspan, 95, American political activist.^[397]
• Eyvind Wichmann, 90, Finnish-born American theoretical physicist.^[398]

17

• Joseph Akouissone, 76, Central African filmmaker and journalist.^[399]
• Monjur Ahmed Bacchu Mia, 84, Bangladeshi politician.^[400]
• Eduardo Bauzá, 79, Argentine politician, Minister of Health (1989–1990) and of the Interior (1989–1990), Chief of the Cabinet of Ministers (1995–1996).^[401]
• Ragnar Christiansen, 96, Norwegian politician, Minister of Finance (1971–1972), Minister of Transport (1976–1978) and County Governor of Buskerud (1979–1989).^[402]
• Ethel Ennis, 86, American jazz singer, stroke.^[403]
• Carlos Flores, 44, Peruvian footballer (Universitario, national team), heart attack.^[404]
• Paul Flynn, 84, British politician, MP for Newport West (since 1987).^[405]
• Alberto Gutman, 60, Cuban-born American politician, member of the Florida House of Representatives (1984–1992) and Senate (1992–1999).^[406]
• Kálmán Györgyi, 79, Hungarian jurist and academic, Chief Prosecutor (1990–2000).^[407]
• Eric P. Hamp, 98, American linguist.^[408]
• Bill Jenkins, 73, American epidemiologist, complications from sarcoidosis.^[409]
• Antons Justs, 87, Latvian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Jelgava (1995–2011).^[410]
• Ami Maayani, 83, Israeli composer, cancer.^[411]
• S. M. Qureshi, 83, Pakistani academician and civil servant.^[412]
• Paul Ramos, 28, Argentine footballer (Belgrano, Sport Loreto, Gimnasia y Esgrima), traffic collision.^[413]
• Frederico Rosa, 61, Portuguese footballer (Boavista, Estrela Amadora, national team), amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[414]
• Šaban Šaulić, 67, Serbian folk singer, traffic collision.^[415]
• Kelly Seymour, 82, South African cricketer (Western Province, national team).^[416]
• Johnny Valentine, 88, Scottish footballer (Queen's Park, Rangers, St Johnstone).^[417]

18

• Thomas T. Allsen, 78–79, American historian.^[418]
• Anna Borgeryd, 49, Swedish business executive (Polarbröd).^[419]
• Wallace Smith Broecker, 87, American geophysicist, coined the term "global warming".^[420]
• John Carlisle, 76, British politician, MP (1979–1997), heart attack.^[421]
• George Cawkwell, 99, New Zealand classical scholar.^[422]
• O'Neal Compton, 68, American actor (Deep Impact, Roadracers, Kill Me Later).^[423]
• Kevin Conner, 92, American theologian.^[424]
• T. J. Cunningham, 46, American football player (Seattle Seahawks), shot.^[425]
• Stewart Dalzell, 75, American senior judge of the District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.^[426]
• Charles Deblois, 79, Canadian politician, member of the House of Commons (1988–1993).^[427]
• Valentina Dimitrieva, 81, Russian farm worker.^[428]
• Brian Edgley, 81, English footballer (Shrewsbury Town, Cardiff City, Brentford).^[429]
• Mary Ann Feldman, 85, American music critic.^[430]
• Skip Groff, 70, American record producer and DJ, seizure.^[431]
• Jan Hermansson, 76, Swedish aikidoka.^[432]
• Pamela Huby, 96, British philosopher.^[433]
• Louise Manoogian Simone, 85, American philanthropist, president of the Armenian General Benevolent Union (1989–2002).^[434]
• Alessandro Mendini, 87, Italian architect and designer (Groninger Museum).^[435]
• Toni Myers, 75, Canadian IMAX documentarian (Space Station 3D, Hubble, A Beautiful Planet), cancer.^[436]
• Nafiu Osagie, 85, Nigerian Olympic high jumper (1952).^[437]
• Jean Périsson, 94, French conductor.^[438]
• Wim Richter, 72, South African chemist.^[439]
• Kor Sarr, 43, Senegalese football player (Beauvais, Caen) and manager (AS Pikine).^[440]
• Laura Solomon, 44, New Zealand novelist, brain cancer.^[441]
• George Springer, 94, American mathematician and computer scientist.^[442]
• Russell Sugarmon, 89, American judge and politician, member of the Tennessee House of Representatives (1967–1969).^[443]
• John Traupman, 96, American classical scholar.^[444]
• Ram Shankar Tripathi, 89, Indian Buddhist scholar.^[445]
• Bob Van Der Veken, 90, Belgian actor (De Collega's).^[446]
• Peter Wells, 69, New Zealand writer and filmmaker (Desperate Remedies), prostate cancer.^[447]

19

• Marie-Claire Bancquart, 86, French poet and literary critic.^[448]
• Dick Boushka, 84, American basketball player, Olympic gold medallist (1956).^[449]
• Giulio Brogi, 83, Italian actor (Days of Fire, Morel's Invention, The Yes Man).^[450]
• Amir Gulistan Janjua, 95, Pakistani army officer and governor of the North-West Frontier Province.^[451]
• Hu Peiquan, 98, Chinese aerospace engineer and educator.^[452]
• Paul Janeczko, 73, American poet and anthologist.^[453]
• Muhammad Khasru, 73, Bangladeshi journalist, complications from diabetes and pneumonia.^[454]
• Alan R. King, 64, British linguist.^[455]
• Karl Lagerfeld, 85, German fashion designer (Chloé, Fendi, Chanel), pancreatic cancer.^[456]
• Abdoulaye Yerodia Ndombasi, 86, Congolese politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs (1999–2000) and Vice-President (2003–2006).^[457]
• Don Newcombe, 92, American baseball player (Los Angeles Dodgers, Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Indians).^[458]
• João Paulo dos Reis Veloso, 87, Brazilian economist, Minister of Planning (1969–1979), president of the Institute of Applied Economic Research (1969).^[459]
• Namvar Singh, 92, Indian writer.^[460]
• Artie Wayne, 77, American musician, songwriter and record producer.^[461]
• Ewald Weibel, 89, Swiss biologist.^[462]
• Stanley Wolpert, 91, American Indologist.^[463]

20

• Chelo Alonso, 85, Cuban actress (Goliath and the Barbarians, Morgan the Pirate, Run, Man, Run).^[464]
• An Zuozhang, 92, Chinese historian, heart attack.^[465]
• Amar Basu, 79, Indian politician.^[466]
• Dominick Argento, 91, American composer, Pulitzer Prize winner (1975).^[467]
• Mark Bramble, 68, American theatre director and producer (Barnum, 42nd Street), cardiovascular hypertension.^[468]
• William Broomfield, 96, American politician, member of the United States House of Representatives from Michigan's 18th and 19th districts (1957–1993).^[469]
• Alma Butia, 90, Croatian Olympic sprinter (1948).^[470]
• Fabien Clain, 41, French terrorist, airstrike.^[471]
• Teotónio de Souza, 72, Portuguese historian.^[472]
• Dimosthenis Theocharidis, 104, Greek politician.^[473]
• John P. Flaherty Jr., 87, American judge, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania (1996–2001).^[474]
• David P. B. Fitzpatrick, 69, Irish historian.^[475]
• Fred Foster, 87, American Hall of Fame record producer ("Only the Lonely", "Oh, Pretty Woman") and songwriter ("Me and Bobby McGee").^[476]
• Joe Gibbon, 83, American baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates, San Francisco Giants, Cincinnati Reds).^[477]
• Claude Goretta, 89, Swiss film director (The Invitation, La provinciale, The Death of Mario Ricci).^[478]
• Kemal Karpat, 96, Turkish historian, multiple organ failure.^[479]
• James W. Lance, 92, Australian neurologist.^[480]
• Francisco Mañosa, 88, Filipino architect (Coconut Palace, EDSA Shrine), National Artist (2018).^[481]
• Augustus Richard Norton, 72, American professor.^[482]
• Michael Pereira, 86, Kenyan Olympic hockey player (1956).^[483]
• Nandyala Srinivasa Reddy, 101, Indian politician.^[484]
• Peter Rüchel, 81, German music journalist, founder of Rockpalast.^[485]
• Herlinda Sánchez Laurel, 77, Mexican artist.^[486]
• Bruno Schroder, 86, British banker (Schroders).^[487]
• Vinny Vella, 72, American actor (Casino, Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai, The Sopranos) and comedian, liver cancer.^[488]
• Boris Vieru, 61, Moldovan politician and journalist, MP (2009–2014).^[489]
• William von Raab, 77, American attorney.^[490]
• Ekkehard Wlaschiha, 80, German operatic baritone, Grammy winner (1990, 1991).^[491]
• Ken Young, 76, British political scientist.^[492]
• Zhang Wenbin, 81, Chinese archaeologist, curator and politician, Director of the National Cultural Heritage Administration (1996–2002).^[493]

21

• Gus Backus, 81, American singer (The Del-Vikings).^[494]
• Brahmanapalli Balaiah, Indian politician, MLA (1978–1983), heart attack.^[495]
• Rajkumar Barjatya, 75–76, Indian movie producer.^[496]
• Jean-Christophe Benoît, 93, French baritone.^[497]
• Bernard Berg, 87, Luxembourgian politician, Deputy Prime Minister (1976–1979).^[498]
• Triny Bourkel, 91, Luxembourgian Olympic athlete (1948).^[499]
• Paolo Brera, 69, Italian novelist and journalist, heart attack.^[500]
• Nick Cafardo, 62, American sports journalist (The Boston Globe), embolism.^[501]
• Sue Casey, 92, American actress (The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Rear Window, American Beauty).^[502]
• Maurizio Clerici, 89, Italian Olympic rower (1956).^[503]
• Sequeira Costa, 89, Portuguese pianist, cancer.^[504]
• Stanley Donen, 94, American film director (Singin' in the Rain, On the Town, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers), heart failure.^[505]
• E Dongchen, 79, Chinese earth scientist and polar explorer.^[506]
• Edward Enfield, 89, British television and radio presenter, and newspaper journalist.^[507]
• Julio Fuller, 62, Costa Rican footballer (Limonense, Cartaginés, national team).^[508]
• Harri Järvi, 79, Finnish footballer (HPK, national team).^[509]
• Giuseppe Mifsud Bonnici, 88, Maltese magistrate, Chief Justice (1990–1995) and member of the European Court of Human Rights (1992–1998).^[510]
• Mohammad Momen, 81, Iranian Faqīh and politician.^[511]
• Sir Rupert Myers, 98, Australian metallurgist and academic, Vice-Chancellor of the University of New South Wales (1969–1981).^[512]
• Lee Ocran, Ghanaian politician, MP (2005–2009) and Minister for Education (2012–2013).^[513]
• Alojzy Orszulik, 90, Polish Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Łowicz (1992–2004).^[514]
• Beverley Owen, 81, American actress (The Munsters), ovarian cancer.^[515]
• Antonia Rey, 92, Cuban-born American actress.^[516]
• Herlinda Sánchez Laurel, 77, Mexican artist.^[517]
• Jackie Shane, 78, American singer.^[518]
• Peter Tork, 77, American musician and actor (The Monkees), complications from adenoid cystic carcinoma.^[519]
• Lionel Upton, 94, Australian footballer (North Melbourne).^[520]
• Hilde Zadek, 101, German soprano.^[521]

22

• Jeff Adachi, 59, American attorney, San Francisco Public Defender (since 2003), heart attack.^[522]
• Frank Ballance, 77, American politician and convicted criminal, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (2003–2004), North Carolina House (1983–1986) and Senate (1989–2002), complications during surgery.^[523]
• Victor J. Banis, 82, American author, liver cancer.^[524]
• Werner Beierwaltes, 87, German philosophy historian.^[525]
• Aston Cooke, 61, Jamaican dramatist and playwright.^[526]
• Clark James Gable, 30, American actor and television host (Cheaters), accidental drug overdose.^[527]
• Joe Goddard, 86, Trinidadian sprinter (1956).^[528]
• Ron Hooker, 83, English cricketer (Middlesex, Buckinghamshire).^[529]
• Werner Ipta, 76, German footballer (FC Schalke 04, Bayern Munich, Hertha BSC).^[530]
• Slobodan Kuljanin, 65, Serbian-Bosnian footballer (Borac Banja Luka).^[531]
• Josephine Mandamin, 77, Canadian Anishinaabe water activist (Mother Earth Water Walk), pancreatic cancer.^[532]
• Kodi Ramakrishna, 69, Indian film director (Ankusam, Ammoru, Arundhati), lung infection.^[533]
• Yadollah Samareh, 82, Iranian linguist.^[534]
• Jeff Sitar, 57, American locksmith.^[535]
• Brody Stevens, 48, American comedian and actor (The Hangover, Chelsea Lately, Brody Stevens: Enjoy It!), suicide by hanging.^[536]
• Sun Wei, 83, Chinese civil engineer, member of the Academy of Engineering (since 2005).^[537]
• Wang Yening, 92, Chinese physicist, member of the Academy of Sciences (since 1991).^[538]
• Morgan Woodward, 93, American actor (Cool Hand Luke, The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp, Dallas), cancer.^[539]

23

• Bob Adams, 94, Canadian Olympic decathlete.^[540]
• Marella Agnelli, 91, Italian art collector and socialite.^[541]
• Roger Ainsworth, 67, British engineer, cancer.^[542]
• Stan Applebaum, 96, American musician, composer and arranger ("Save the Last Dance for Me", "Stand By Me", "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do").^[543]
• Ron Avery, 62, American sport shooter, cancer.^[544]
• Ko Channabasappa, 96, Indian writer.^[545]
• Douglas, 51, Brazilian-born Swedish scarlet macaw actor (Pippi in the South Seas).^[546]
• Nestor Espenilla, 60, Filipino banker, Governor of the Bangko Sentral (since 2017), cancer.^[547]
• Gillian Freeman, 89, British author (The Undergrowth of Literature) and screenwriter (The Leather Boys, That Cold Day in the Park).^[548]
• Ira Gitler, 90, American jazz historian and journalist.^[549]
• Brian Halton, 77, British-born New Zealand organic chemist and academic (Victoria University of Wellington).^[550]
• Katherine Helmond, 89, American actress (Soap, Who's the Boss?, Brazil), Golden Globe winner (1980, 1988), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[551]
• Muhammad Tajammal Hussain, 53, Pakistani politician, member of the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab (2002–2018), heart attack.^[552]
• Natacha Jaitt, 41, Argentinian model, radio and television presenter.^[553]
• Ann Kendall, 80, British archaeologist.^[554]
• Johnnie Lovesin, 69, Canadian rock musician.^[555]
• Dorothy Masuka, 83, Zimbabwean-born South African jazz singer, complications from hypertension.^[556]
• Carl Meinhold, 92, American basketball player (Providence Steamrollers, Chicago Stags, Scranton Miners).^[557]
• Jill Morgenthaler, 64, American military officer and politician.^[558]
• Franziska Pigulla, 54, German voice actress.^[559]
• S. Rajendran, 62, Indian politician, MP (since 2014), traffic collision.^[560]
• Sebring, 13, Australian racehorse and sire, heart attack.^[561]
• Andrew Shapter, 52, American film director (Before the Music Dies, Happiness Is, The Teller and the Truth), cancer.^[562]
• Ricardo J. Vicent Museros, 80, Spanish printer and publisher.^[563]
• Shmuel Wolf, 85, Israeli actor (An American Hippie in Israel, Fifty-Fifty), multiple system atrophy.^[564]
• Boris Zhuravlyov, 72, Russian football player (Dynamo Stavropol, Lokomotiv Moscow) and manager (Laos national team).^[565]

24

• Paul Allaire, 80, American chief executive (Xerox).^[566]
• Raymond Bellot, 89, French footballer (Toulouse, Monaco, Stade Français).^[567]
• Paul Blackwell, 64, Australian actor (The Quiet Room, Dr. Plonk, 100 Bloody Acres), cancer.^[568]
• Ernst-Wolfgang Böckenförde, 88, German legal scholar.^[569]
• Ole Johs. Brunæs, 83, Norwegian politician, MP (1989–2001).^[570]
• Philip Cummins, 79, Australian jurist, Supreme Court judge (1988–2009), chair of the Victorian Law Reform Commission (since 2012).^[571]
• Subodh Das, 71, Indian politician, member of Tripura Legislative Assembly (1977–2018), Panchayet Minister of Tripura Government (1993–2004).^[572]
• Ian Eliason, 73, New Zealand rugby union player (Taranaki, national team).^[573]
• Susan J. Ellis, 70, American non-fiction writer, cancer.^[574]
• Trevor Eyton, 85, Canadian businessman and politician, Senator (1990–2009).^[575]
• Patricia Garwood, 78, British actress (The Lavender Hill Mob, Petticoat Pirates, No Place Like Home), non-Hodgkin lymphoma.^[576]
• Antoine Gizenga, 93, Congolese politician, Prime Minister (1960–1961, 2006–2008).^[577]
• Donald Keene, 96, American-born Japanese historian and writer, heart failure.^[578]
• T. Jack Lee, 83, American engineer, director of the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (1989–1994), pancreatic cancer.^[579]
• Li Xueqin, 85, Chinese historian and palaeographer, Director of the Institute of History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.^[580]
• Carrie Ann Lucas, 47, American disability rights advocate and attorney, complications from septic shock.^[581]
• Nyandika Maiyoro, 88, Kenyan Olympic long-distance runner (1956, 1960), tuberculosis.^[582]
• Patrick McCarthy, 67, American fashion magazine publisher and editor (Women's Wear Daily).^[583]
• Arthur Pardee, 97, American biochemist.^[584]
• Johnny Romano, 84, American baseball player (Cleveland Indians, Chicago White Sox, St. Louis Cardinals).^[585]
• Dame Margaret Scott, 96, South African-Australian ballet dancer.^[586]
• Herbert Stuart, 95, British Anglican priest, RAF Chaplain-in-Chief (1980–1983).^[587]
• Richard S. Wheeler, 83, American writer and newspaper editor.^[588]
• Mac Wiseman, 93, American bluegrass musician (Foggy Mountain Boys).^[589]
• Lothar Zenetti, 93, German theologian and hymnist ("Segne dieses Kind").^[590]

25

• Janet Asimov, 92, American science fiction writer, psychiatrist, and psychoanalyst.^[591]
• Chantal duPont, 76, Canadian artist.^[592]
• Peter Fox, 85, English rugby league player (Batley Bulldogs) and coach (Featherstone Rovers, Bradford Northern).^[593]
• Fred Gloden, 100, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles, Miami Seahawks).^[594]
• John Herron, 86, Australian politician and diplomat, Senator (1990–2002), Ambassador to Ireland and the Holy See (2003–2006).^[595]
• Mark Hollis, 64, English singer-songwriter (Talk Talk).^[596]
• Roland Leroy, 92, French journalist and politician.^[597]
• Waldo Machado, 84, Brazilian footballer (Fluminense, Valencia, national team).^[598]
• Graham Newton, 76, English football player (Walsall, Atlanta Chiefs) and manager (Worcester City).^[599]
• Paulo Nogueira Neto, 96, Brazilian environmentalist, Secretary of the Environment (1974–1986).^[600]
• Kathleen O'Malley, 94, American actress (My Old Dutch, Wagon Master).^[601]
• Kenneth Pitt, 96, British publicist and talent manager (David Bowie).^[602]
• Nikhil Sen, 87, Bangladeshi dramatist.^[603]
• Lisa Sheridan, 45, American actress (Invasion, FreakyLinks, Strange Nature), complications from chronic alcoholism.^[604]
• Oleksandr Tikhonov, 80, Ukrainian pharmacist.^[605]
• Agnes Ullmann, 91, French biochemist.^[606]
• Nelson Zeglio, 92, Brazilian footballer (Sochaux, CA Paris, Roubaix-Tourcoing).^[607]

26

• Andy Anderson, 68, English rock drummer (The Cure, The Glove, Steve Hillage), cancer.^[608]
• Aytaç Arman, 69, Turkish actor (The Enemy, Night Journey, Hunting Time), cancer.^[609]
• Christian Bach, 59, Argentine-Mexican actress (Bodas de odio, De pura sangre, El secreto), respiratory failure.^[610]
• Harry F. Barnes, 86, American senior judge of the District Court for the Western District of Arkansas.^[611]
• Mickey Channell, 76, American politician, member of the Georgia House of Representatives (1992–2015).^[612]
• Jayatilleke De Silva, 80, Sri Lankan author and journalist.^[613]
• Bobby Doyle, 65, Scottish footballer (Peterborough United, Portsmouth).^[614]
• Uday Bhanu Hans, 92, Indian poet.^[615]
• Mitzi Hoag, 86, American actress (We'll Get By).^[616]
• Tony Honoré, 96, British lawyer and jurist.^[617]
• Murv Jacob, 74, American artist.^[618]
• Magnus Lindberg, 66, Swedish musician, cancer.^[619]
• Charles McCarry, 88, American novelist, complications from cerebral hemorrhage.^[620]
• Ruge Mutahaba, 49, Tanzanian media executive.^[621]
• Ivar Nilsson, 85, Swedish Olympic speed skater (1960, 1964).^[622]
• Grace Quintanilla, 51, Mexican art curator.^[623]
• Manakkal Rangarajan, 96, Indian classical vocalist.^[624]
• Dennis Richardson, 69, American politician, member of the Oregon House of Representatives (2003–2015) and Secretary of State (since 2017), brain cancer.^[625]
• Jeraldine Saunders, 95, American writer and astrologer, creator of The Love Boat, complications from kidney stone surgery.^[626]
• Thomas L. Shaffer, 84, American legal scholar.^[627]
• George Stade, 85, American literary scholar and novelist, pneumonia.^[628]
• Andrejs Žagars, 60, Latvian actor (Ilgais ceļš kāpās, The Life of Klim Samgin, Abduction of the Wizard).^[629]

27

• Rabindra Prasad Adhikari, 49, Nepalese politician, Minister of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (since 2018), helicopter crash.^[630]
• César Borda, 25, Argentine footballer (Talleres, UAI Urquiza), suicide by hanging.^[631]
• Sandra Faire, Canadian television producer (Comedy Now!, The Holmes Show, Video Hits).^[632]
• Pierrette Fleutiaux, 77, French writer.^[633]
• Altaf Hussain, 76–77, Bangladeshi cricketer.^[634]
• Bill Landeryou, 77, Australian politician and trade unionist, member of the Victorian Legislative Council (1976–1992).^[635]
• António Mendes, 79, Portuguese footballer (Benfica, Vitória de Guimarães, national team).^[636]
• Jerry Merryman, 86, American electrical engineer, heart and kidney failure.^[637]
• Milton Morris, 94, Australian politician, NSW MP (1956–1980) and Minister for Transport (1965–1975), complications from a stroke.^[638]
• Buzwani Mothobi, 80, Zimbabwean diplomat, Ambassador to Japan and Korea, cancer.^[639]
• Edward Nixon, 88, American business consultant and political campaigner (Richard Nixon 1968 presidential campaign).^[640]
• Giovanni Piana, 78, Italian philosopher.^[641]
• Bill Playle, 80, New Zealand cricketer (national team).^[642]
• Mike Rebhan, 51, American baseball player (Georgia Bulldogs), cancer.^[643]
• France-Albert René, 83, Seychellois politician, President (1977–2004) and Prime Minister (1976–1977), respiratory failure.^[644]
• Michel Sainte-Marie, 80, French politician, Mayor of Mérignac (1974–2014) and MP (1973–2012).^[645]
• Doug Sandom, 89, English drummer (The Who).^[646]
• Janine Tavernier, 83, Haitian poet and novelist.^[647]
• Nathaniel Taylor, 80, American actor (Sanford and Son, What's Happening!!, Trouble Man), heart attack.^[648]
• Willie Williams, 87, American athlete, 100 metres world record holder (1956).^[649]

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• Shah Alamgir, 62, Bangladeshi journalist, leukemia.^[650]
• Zdzisław Antczak, 71, Polish handball player, Olympic bronze medallist (1976).^[651]
• Lewis Aron, 66, American psychoanalyst.^[652]
• Xabier Arzalluz, 86, Spanish lawyer and academic, president of PNV (1980–1984, 1987–2004) and Deputy (1977–1980).^[653]
• María Ignacia Benítez, 60, Chilean politician.^[654]
• Ed Bickert, 86, Canadian jazz guitarist.^[655]
• Peter Dolby, 78, English footballer (Shrewsbury Town).^[656]
• Jim Fritsche, 87, American basketball player (Minneapolis Lakers, Baltimore Bullets, Fort Wayne Pistons).^[657]
• Joe Girard, 90, American salesman and author, injuries sustained in a fall.^[658]
• Lou Wills Hildreth, 90, American gospel singer and talent agent.^[659]
• Sarah Lee Lippincott, 98, American astronomer.^[660]
• Noel Mulcahy, 89, Irish politician, member of the Seanad Éireann (1977–1981).^[661]
• Norma Paulus, 85, American lawyer and politician, Oregon Secretary of State (1977–1985), complications from dementia.^[662]
• André Previn, 89, German-born American composer (Gigi, Elmer Gantry) and conductor (My Fair Lady), Oscar winner (1959, 1960, 1964, 1965).^[663]
• Stanley Price, 87, British novelist and playwright.^[664]
• Mervyn Rolfe, 71, Scottish politician.^[665]
• Bruce Rosier, 90, Australian Anglican prelate, Bishop of Willochra (1970–1987).^[666]
• Ram Lal Singh, 90, Indian politician, MLA (1985–1990) and (1995–2000).^[667]
• Aron Tager, 84, American actor (Donkey Kong Country, X-Men, Serendipity).^[668]
• Elliot Griffin Thomas, 92, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Saint Thomas (1993–1999).^[669]