The following is a list of notable deaths in February 2021.

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 2021

1

• Soraya Abdullah, 42, Indonesian actress, COVID-19.^[1]
• Edward Babiuch, 93, Polish politician, prime minister (1980) and MP (1969–1980).^[2]
• Kwasi Sainti Baffoe-Bonnie, 71, Ghanaian media executive and politician.^[3]
• Umberto Bruni, 106, Canadian artist and painter.^[4]
• Tony Burns, 80, British boxer and trainer.^[5]
• Naty Crame-Rogers, 98, Filipino actress (A Portrait of the Artist as Filipino).^[6]
• Merryl Wyn Davies, 72, Welsh Muslim scholar.^[7]
• Dustin Diamond, 44, American actor (Saved by the Bell, Purple People Eater, Good Morning, Miss Bliss) and comedian, heart failure caused by lung cancer.^[8]
• Emil J. Freireich, 93, American oncologist, COVID-19.^[9]
• Rachna Gilmore, 67, Canadian children's writer.^[10]
• Jonas Gricius, 92, Lithuanian cinematographer (Hamlet, The Girl and the Echo, The Blue Bird).^[11]
• Joshua Hamidu, 85, Ghanaian military officer and diplomat, chief of the defence staff (1978–1979), high commissioner to Zambia (1978) and Nigeria (2003–2005).^[12]
• Peter Hindley, 76, English footballer (Nottingham Forest, Coventry City, Peterborough United), dementia.^[13]
• Mark Jensen, 60, Canadian Olympic luger (1980).^[14]
• Robert C. Jones, 84, American film editor (It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner) and screenwriter (Coming Home), Oscar winner (1979).^[15]
• Jean-Pierre Jossua, 90, French writer and theologian, COVID-19.^[16]
• Ewald Kienle, 92, German inventor.^[17]
• Viktor Koval, 73, Russian writer, artist and child actor (The Rumyantsev Case, An Unusual Summer), COVID-19.^[18]
• Charlotte L'Écuyer, 77, Canadian politician, Quebec MNA (2003–2014).^[19]
• Arlon Lindner, 85, American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1993–2005).^[20]
• Tony Momoh, 81, Nigerian politician and journalist, minister of information and culture (1986–1990).^[21]
• Aleksandr Nazarchuk, 81, Russian politician, deputy (1990–1993), minister of agriculture (1994–1996), and chair of the Altai Krai Legislative Assembly (1996–2008).^[22]
• P. S. Nivas, 75, Indian cinematographer and film director (Kallukkul Eeram, Enakkaga Kaathiru, Nizhal Thedum Nenjangal).^[23]
• Simeon Nyachae, 88, Kenyan politician and financier, minister for finance (1998–1999).^[24]
• Jack Palladino, 76, American private investigator and attorney, head injury.^[25]
• Victor Pavlyuchenkov, 57, Russian stuntman and actor.^[26]
• Ricky Powell, 59, American photographer, heart failure.^[27]
• Serhiy Proskurnia, 63, Ukrainian stage director.^[28]
• Abd al-Sattar Qasim, 72, Palestinian writer, COVID-19.^[29]
• Tamara Rylova, 89, Russian speed skater, Olympic bronze medallist (1960).^[30]
• Đuro Savinović, 70, Croatian Olympic water polo player (1976).^[31]
• Walter Savitch, 78, American computer scientist, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[32]
• Jacqueline Shumiatcher, 97, Canadian philanthropist.^[33]
• Harold Stephens, 94, American author and adventurer, stroke.^[34] (death announced on this date)
• John Sweeney, 86, American labor leader, president of the AFL–CIO (1995–2009).^[35]
• Ryszard Szurkowski, 75, Polish road bicycle racer, Olympic silver medallist (1972, 1976).^[36]
• Jamie Tarses, 56, American television executive (ABC Entertainment) and producer (Happy Endings, My Boys), complications from a stroke.^[37]
• Jean-Marie Touratier, 77, French writer, author and artistic director.^[38]
• Gilbert Tshiongo Tshibinkubula wa Ntumba, 78, Congolese politician, governor of Kasaï-Occidental (2006), president of Regideso.^[39]
• Temur Tsiklauri, 75, Georgian pop singer and actor, COVID-19.^[40]
• Cynthia Turner, 88, Maltese pianist, COVID-19.^[41]
• Steven A. White, 92, American Navy admiral.^[42]

2

• Naim Attallah, 89, Palestinian-born British book publisher, COVID-19.^[43]
• Manfred Baerns, 86, German chemist.^[44]
• Peg Blitch, 86, American politician.^[45]
• Brutus, 19, American grizzly bear.^[46]
• Roy Christopher, 85, American art director and production designer (Frasier, Murphy Brown, Wings).^[47]
• Mitrofan Cioban, 79, Moldovan mathematician, member of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova.^[48]
• Maureen Colquhoun, 92, British politician, MP (1974–1979).^[49]
• Rennie Davis, 80, American antiwar activist (Chicago Seven), lymphoma.^[50]
• Libuše Domanínská, 96, Czech operatic soprano.^[51]
• David Donato, 66, American singer (White Tiger, Black Sabbath).^[52]
• Peter Dunn, 91, British paediatrician.^[53]
• Gordon W. Duffy, 96, American politician, member of the California State Assembly (1965–1974, 1974–1982).^[54]
• Héctor Epalza Quintero, 80, Colombian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Buenaventura (2004–2017).^[55]
• Heike Fleßner, 76, German educationalist.^[56]
• Reggie Ford, 67, Guyanese Olympic boxer (1972).^[57]
• Charan Gill, 84, Canadian social activist and community leader, cancer.^[58]
• Walter Graf, 83, Swiss bobsledder, Olympic bronze medalist (1968).^[59]
• Cecília Guimarães, 93, Portuguese actress, COVID-19.^[60]
• Albert Hale, 70, American politician, president of the Navajo Nation (1995–1998), member of the Arizona House of Representatives (2011–2017) and Senate (2004–2011), COVID-19.^[61]
• Pastor Heydra, 72, Venezuelan journalist, columnist and politician, deputy and MP, stroke due to complications from COVID-19.^[62]
• Millie Hughes-Fulford, 75, American astronaut (STS-40) and molecular biologist, lymphoma.^[63]
• Denis Huisman, 91, French academic and writer.^[64]
• Grant Jackson, 78, American baseball player (Philadelphia Phillies, Baltimore Orioles, Pittsburgh Pirates), World Series champion (1979), complications from COVID-19.^[65]
• Kim Bo-kyung, 44, South Korean actress (Friend, Epitaph, The Day He Arrives), liver cancer.^[66]
• Jeremy Mallinson, 83, English conservationist, zookeeper (Jersey Zoo), and author.^[67]
• Laura Mason, 63, British food historian, cancer.^[68]
• Captain Sir Tom Moore, 100, British military officer and charity campaigner.^[69]
• Fausta Morganti, 76, Sammarinese politician, captain regent (2005), COVID-19.^[70]
• Zwelifile Christopher Ntuli, 67, South African politician, member of the National Assembly (2009–2014) and KwaZulu-Natal Legislature (2014–2019), COVID-19.^[71]
• Vera Nunes, 92, Brazilian actress.^[72]
• John O'Keeffe, 95, Irish Gaelic footballer (Millstreet).^[73]
• John Henry Osmeña, 86, Filipino politician, member of the House of Representatives (1969–1971, 1995–1998) and Senate (1971–1972, 1987–1995, 1998–2004).^[74]
• Rudolph Pariser, 97, American theoretical chemist (Pariser-Parr-Pople method).^[75]
• Harry Mark Petrakis, 97, American novelist.^[76]
• Robert Pinker, 89, British sociologist.^[77]
• Ilse Rieth, 92, German church musician and choir director.^[78]
• David Seyfort Ruegg, 89, American-British Buddhologist, complications from COVID-19.^[79]
• Abu Salman Shahjahanpuri, 81, Pakistani Islamic historian.^[80]
• Frank Tandberg, 61, Norwegian author.^[81]
• Jean-François Voguet, 71, French politician, senator (2001–2016), COVID-19.^[82]

3

• Joann Aalfs, 97, American women's rights and LGBT rights activist.^[83]
• Robert A. Altman, 74, American video game executive, co-founder and CEO of ZeniMax Media.^[84]
• Antonio Amato, 86, Italian Olympic rower.^[85]
• Ali Ansarian, 43, Iranian footballer (Persepolis, Shahrdari Tabriz, national team), COVID-19.^[86]
• Jean-Pierre Bastiat, 71, French rugby union player (US Dax, national team), stroke.^[87]
• Benito Boldi, 86, Italian footballer (Catania, Cesena, Biellese), complications from COVID-19.^[88]
• Nilson Borges, 79, Brazilian footballer (Portuguesa-SP, Atlético Paranaense).^[89]
• Klaus Bühler, 80, German politician, MP (1976–2002).^[90]
• Joan Corbella, 76, Spanish psychiatrist and science communicator.^[91]
• Norbert Eimer, 80, German politician, MP (1976–1994).^[92]
• Gilles Fauconnier, 76, French linguist.^[93]
• Anne Feeney, 69, American folk singer-songwriter and political activist, complications from COVID-19.^[94]
• James Fenton, 89, Northern Irish Ulster Scots poet.^[95]
• Haya Harareet, 89, Israeli actress (Ben-Hur, The Secret Partner, The Interns).^[96]
• Willard Hunter, 85, American baseball player (Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Mets).^[97]
• Alijan Ibragimov, 67, Uzbek-born Kazakh mining executive.^[98]
• Jamali Shadat, 78, Malaysian actor (Sun Sun Thatha, Raja Lawak Astro, Upin & Ipin) and comedian, stroke.^[99]
• Abdelkader Jerbi, Tunisian film director.^[100]
• Adelaide João, 99, Portuguese actress (The End of the World), COVID-19.^[101]
• Art Jones, 85, Canadian ice hockey player (New Westminster Royals, Portland Buckaroos, Seattle Totems).^[102]
• Ismail Kijo, 68, Malaysian politician, Selangor MLA (1995–2008), COVID-19.^[103]
• Mahmoud Koushan, 88, Iranian cinematographer (Broken Spell).^[104]
• Patrick Lebon, 81, Belgian film director and screenwriter.^[105]
• Abdoul Aziz Mbaye, 66, Senegalese diplomat and politician, minister of culture (2012–2014), COVID-19.^[106]
• Pepi Merisio, 90, Italian photographer and photojournalist.^[107]
• Peter Nicholls, 84, New Zealand sculptor.^[108]
• Arthur W. Nienhuis, 79, American hematologist, CEO of the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital (1993–2004).^[109]
• Norbert Owona, 70, Cameroonian footballer (Union Douala, national team).^[110]
• Barry Pashak, 83, Canadian politician, Alberta MLA (1986–1993).^[111]
• Vera Pedrosa, 85, Brazilian diplomat and poet.^[112]
• Régine Robin, 81, Canadian historian, novelist and sociologist.^[113]
• Pong Sarasin, 93, Thai conglomerate executive and politician, deputy prime minister (1986–1990).^[114]
• Jean-Daniel Simon, 78, French film director, screenwriter (Adélaïde) and actor (Vice and Virtue, Love at Sea).^[115]
• Ashley Stephenson, 94, British horticulturalist.^[116]
• M. Bala Subramanion, 103, Singaporean civil servant, postmaster-general (1967–1971).^[117]
• Wayne Terwilliger, 95, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs, Washington Senators, New York Giants) and coach, complications from dementia and bladder cancer.^[118]
• Tony Trabert, 90, American Hall of Fame tennis player, executive, and sports commentator, Wimbledon champion (1955).^[119]
• Albán Vermes, 63, Hungarian swimmer, Olympic silver medalist (1980).^[120]
• Jim Weatherly, 77, American Hall of Fame singer-songwriter ("Midnight Train to Georgia", "Neither One of Us", "You're the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me").^[121]
• Robb Webb, 82, American voice artist (60 Minutes, NFL Films, Fishing with John), complications from COVID-19.^[122]
• Margreth Weivers, 94, Swedish actress (Det är långt till New York, Lotta på Bråkmakargatan, Spring of Joy).^[123]
• Dahiru Yahaya, 73, Nigerian historian.^[124]

4

• Firouz Bagherzadeh, 90, Iranian architect and art scholar.^[125]
• William Bains-Jordan, 104, American politician, member of the Hawaii House of Representatives (1959–1962).^[126]
• Paolo Bartolozzi, 63, Italian politician, MEP (1999–2014).^[127]
• Frank Baude, 84, Swedish politician, leader of the Communist Party (1970−1998), heart attack.^[128]
• Tom Bolton, 77, American-Canadian astronomer.^[129]
• Boulos Nassif Borkhoche, 88, Lebanese-born Syrian Melkite Greek Catholic hierarch, archbishop of Bosra-Hauran (1983–2011).^[130]
• Rachel Feldhay Brenner, 74, Polish-born American literary scholar.^[131]
• A. David Buckingham, 91, Australian chemist.^[132]
• Hüner Coşkuner, 57, Turkish singer, multiple myeloma.^[133]
• Hy Cohen, 90, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs), complications from COVID-19.^[134]
• Robert Dean, 93, Canadian politician, Quebec MNA (1981–1985).^[135]
• Harry Donnelly, 83, Irish Gaelic footballer (Offaly).^[136]
• Dianne Durham, 52, American gymnast.^[137]
• Josh Evans, 48, American football player (Tennessee Titans, New York Jets), kidney cancer.^[138]
• Solomon Faine, 94, New Zealand microbiologist.^[139]
• Neville Fernando, 89, Sri Lankan physician and politician, MP (1977–1989) and founder of Neville Fernando Teaching Hospital, COVID-19.^[140]
• Santiago García, 30, Uruguayan footballer (Nacional, River Plate-UY, Godoy Cruz), suicide by gunshot.^[141]
• Ben Hannigan, 77, Irish footballer (Shelbourne, Wrexham, Dundalk).^[142]
• D. N. Jha, 81, Indian historian.^[143]
• Pyotr Kolodin, 90, Russian cosmonaut.^[144]
• Franz Josef Kuhnle, 94, German Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of Rottenburg-Stuttgart (1976–1990).^[145]
• Mathoor Govindan Kutty, 81, Indian Kathakali artist, COVID-19.^[146]
• Robert Labine, 80, Canadian politician, mayor of Gatineau (1988–1994, 1999–2001), stroke.^[147]
• Cesare Leonardi, 85, Italian architect.^[148]
• Charles McGee, 96, American painter.^[149]
• Jaime Murrell, 71, Panamanian Christian singer and songwriter, COVID-19.^[150]
• Pierre-Antoine Paulo, 76, Haitian Roman Catholic prelate, coadjutor bishop (2001–2008) and bishop (2008–2020) of Port-de-Paix.^[151]
• Nolan Porter, 71, American R&B singer-songwriter.^[152]
• R. T. Ramachandran, 73, Indian cricket umpire.^[153]
• Ri Jae-il, 86, North Korean politician, first deputy director of the Propaganda and Agitation Department (2004–2014), lung cancer.^[154]
• Pavlos Samios, Greek painter and academic.^[155]
• Gil Saunders, 68, American soul singer (Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes), lung cancer and multiple sclerosis.^[156]
• David Shepard, 73, American politician, member of the Tennessee House of Representatives (2001–2017), cancer and COVID-19.^[157]
• Lokman Slim, 58, Lebanese publisher and political activist, shot.^[158]
• Jessie Smith, 79, American R&B singer (The Ikettes).^[159]
• F. Christian Thompson, 76, American entomologist.^[160]
• Robert Torres, 82, Brazilian politician, deputy (1987–1995), COVID-19.^[161]
• Samuel Vestey, 3rd Baron Vestey, 79, British peer and landowner, master of the horse (1999–2018).^[162]
• William George Wells, 81, Australian scouting leader, chief scout commissioner of Scouts Australia (1992–1999).^[163]
• Stanisław Wołodko, 70, Polish Olympic discus thrower (1976).^[164]
• Vlastimil Zábranský, 84, Czech visual artist, pneumonia.^[165]

5

• Ezzat El Alaili, 86, Egyptian actor (The Land, Alexandria... Why?, War in the Land of Egypt).^[166]
• Robert Armstrong, 77, British racehorse trainer.^[167]
• Susan Bayh, 61, American attorney, first lady of Indiana (1989–1997), glioblastoma.^[168]
• Jean Bayless, 88, British actress (Crossroads), bone cancer.^[169]
• Jules Bélanger, 91, Canadian academic.^[170]
• Isa Bellini, 98, Italian actress (The Happy Ghost, Without Family, Love and Anarchy), presenter and singer.^[171]
• Joseph Benz, 76, Swiss bobsledder and sports official, Olympic champion (1980), COVID-19.^[172]
• Julio Canani, 82, Peruvian-born American racehorse breeder and trainer, COVID-19.^[173]
• Ruth Dayan, 103, Israeli fashion house owner and social activist, founder of Maskit.^[174]
• José Durañona, 97, Argentine Olympic swimmer.^[175]
• Dag Jostein Fjærvoll, 74, Norwegian politician, minister of defence (1997–1999) and transport (1999–2000), MP (1985–1997).^[176]
• Laurent Dona Fologo, 81, Ivorian politician, president of the Economic and Social Council (2000–2011).^[177]
• Imre Furmen, 87, Hungarian Olympic cyclist (1952).^[178]
• Sam Gannon, 73, Australian cricketer (Western Australia, national team).^[179]
• Alan Hill, 92, English cricket historian.^[180]
• Abdoul Jabbar, 41, Guinean singer-songwriter.^[181]
• Rob Kane, 53, American politician, member of the Connecticut Senate (2009–2017).^[182]
• James Bond Kamwambi, 53, Malawian politician, COVID-19.^[183]
• Robert E. Kelley, 87, American lieutenant general.^[184]
• Charlie Krueger, 84, American Hall of Fame football player (San Francisco 49ers), heart and kidney failure.^[185]
• Franck Louissaint, 71, Haitian painter.^[186]
• Jake McCoy, 79, American Olympic ice hockey player (1964).^[187]
• Douglas Miller, 71, American gospel singer.^[188]
• Edward Moore, 50, Irish cricketer (national team).^[189]
• Christopher Plummer, 91, Canadian actor (The Sound of Music, Beginners, All the Money in the World), Oscar winner (2012), complications from a fall.^[190]
• John Pullin, 79, English rugby union player (Bristol, national team, British Lions).^[191]
• Butch Reed, 66, American professional wrestler (Mid-South Wrestling, WWF) and football player (Kansas City Chiefs), heart complications from COVID-19.^[192]
• Said Shah, 80, Pakistani cricket umpire.^[193]
• Hershel Shanks, 90, American author and editor (Biblical Archaeology Review), founder of the Biblical Archaeology Society, COVID-19.^[194]
• Shen Zhonghou, 92, Chinese engineer, member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering.^[195]
• Atanas Skatov, 42, Bulgarian mountaineer, entomologist and ecologist, fall.^[196]
• R. C. Soles Jr., 86, American politician, member of the North Carolina House of Representatives (1969–1977) and Senate (1977–2011).^[197]
• Leon Spinks, 67, American boxer, WBA and WBC heavyweight champion (1978), Olympic champion (1976), prostate cancer.^[198]
• Ernie Tate, 86, Northern Irish-born Canadian Trotskyist and anti-war activist.^[199]
• Aurealius Thomas, 86, American Hall of Fame college football player (Ohio State Buckeyes).^[200]
• Sir Paul Tovua, 73, Solomon Islands politician, member (since 1976) and speaker (1994–2001) of parliament.^[201]
• Val Vigil, 73, American politician, member of the Colorado House of Representatives (1999–2007), stroke.^[202]
• Wim Vrösch, 75, Dutch football player (Sparta Rotterdam, Fortuna Sittard) and manager (Metalurh Donetsk).^[203]
• Vladimir Vysotsky, 66, Russian admiral, commander-in-chief of the navy (2007–2012).^[204]

6

• Thomas Rutherford Brett, 89, American jurist, judge (1979–2003) and chief judge (1994–1996) of the U.S. District Court for Northern Oklahoma.^[205]
• Syed Ata-ul-Muhaimin Bukhari, 75, Pakistani Islamic scholar, president of Majlis-e-Ahrar-ul-Islam (since 1995).^[206]
• Rajie Cook, 90, American graphic designer.^[207]
• Zezinho Corrêa, 69, Brazilian singer (Carrapicho), COVID-19.^[208]
• Élisabeth Du Réau, 84, French historian.^[209]
• Bodil Skjånes Dugstad, 93, Norwegian politician, deputy MP (1973–1977).^[210]
• Zamfir Dumitrescu, 74, Romanian painter.^[211]
• Nii Okwei Kinka Dowuona VI, 57, Ghanaian Ga leader, Osu Mantse (since 2010).^[212]
• Ioan Dzițac, 67, Romanian mathematician and computer scientist, heart attack.^[213]
• James Eayrs, 94, Canadian historian.^[214]
• Harry Fielder, 80, British actor (CBTV, Doctor Who, Blake's 7).^[215]
• Afonso Fioreze, 78, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, coadjutor bishop (2003–2004) and bishop (2004–2017) of Luziânia.^[216]
• Firmanzah, 44, Indonesian academic.^[217]
• Andrew Fraser, Baron Fraser of Corriegarth, 74, British financier and life peer, brain tumour.^[218]
• Maria Guarnaschelli, 79, American cookbook editor and publisher, complications from heart disease.^[219]
• Frank Hackinson, 93, American music publisher.^[220]
• Jolán Humenyánszky, 78, Hungarian sculptor.^[221]
• Burwell Jones, 87, American Olympic swimmer (1952).^[222]
• Bansi Kaul, 71, Indian theatre director.^[223]
• Hosea Kiplagat, 76, Kenyan politician and philanthropist, chair of the Co-operative Bank of Kenya.^[224]
• Krzysztof Kowalewski, 83, Polish actor (The Deluge, What Will You Do When You Catch Me?, Teddy Bear).^[225]
• Aleksandr Kozlov, 71, Russian politician, governor of Oryol Oblast (2009–2014).^[226] (death announced on this date)
• Alan Lerwill, 74, British long jumper, Commonwealth Games gold medalist (1974).^[227]
• Jan Willem Loot, 77, Dutch lawyer and cellist.^[228]
• Abdelkhalek Louzani, 75, Moroccan footballer (Anderlecht, K.V.V. Crossing Elewijt, Olympic Charleroi), COVID-19.^[229]
• Ken McCaffery, 91, Australian rugby league player (Eastern Suburbs, Queensland, national team).^[230]
• Columb McKinley, 70, Scottish footballer (Airdrieonians, Dumbarton).^[231]
• Osvaldo Mércuri, 76, Argentine politician, member (1985–2005) and president (1989–1997, 2001–2005) of the Buenos Aires Province Chamber of Deputies, COVID-19.^[232]
• Ezra Moseley, 63, Barbadian cricketer (Glamorgan, West Indies, national team), traffic collision.^[233]
• Louis Pailhas, 94, French civil servant.^[234]
• René Victor Pilhes, 86, French writer and publicist.^[235]
• Ossy Prestige, 56, Nigerian businessman and politician, member of the House of Representatives (since 2015).^[236]
• Ken Roberts, 84, Welsh football player (Aston Villa) and manager (Chester City).^[237]
• Miyuri Samarasinghe, 81, Sri Lankan actress (How to Be an Adult, Avurududa, Bheeshanaye Athuru Kathawak).^[238]
• George Shultz, 100, American politician, secretary of labor (1969–1970), the treasury (1972–1974), and state (1982–1989).^[239]
• Pál Simon, 91, Hungarian chemical engineer, politician, minister of heavy industry (1975–1980).^[240]
• Jarnail Singh, 67, Singaporean aviation medicine pioneer.^[241]
• Bruce Taylor, 77, New Zealand cricketer (Canterbury, Wellington, national team).^[242]
• Claudette White, 49, American jurist, chief judge of the Quechan Tribal Indian Court (2006–2020) and for the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians (2018–2020), complications from COVID-19.^[243]
• Monique Yvinou, 92, French Olympic gymnast (1948).^[244]

7

• Akhtar Ali, 81, Indian tennis player and coach.^[245]
• Ralph Backstrom, 83, Canadian ice hockey player (Montreal Canadiens, Los Angeles Kings), six-time Stanley Cup champion.^[246]
• Lilliane Brady, 90, Australian politician, mayor of Cobar Shire (1995–1999, 2001–2004, since 2007).^[247]
• Marshall Cassidy, 75, American public address announcer and sportscaster.^[248]
• Cheng Rongshi, 93, Chinese physical chemist, member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.^[249]
• Cathy Cochran, 76, American jurist, judge of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals (2001–2015).^[250]
• Louise Elisabeth Coldenhoff, 85, Indonesian military officer.^[251]
• Roz Cron, 95, American alto-saxophonist.^[252]
• Luis Feito, 91, Spanish painter, COVID-19.^[253]
• Pedro Gomez, 58, American sports journalist (The Mercury News, The Arizona Republic, ESPN).^[254]
• Oscar González Loyo, 61, Mexican comic book artist (Karmatron).^[255]
• Jerry Graves, 82, American basketball player (Mississippi State Bulldogs).^[256]
• Lew Hill, 55, American basketball coach (UTRGV Vaqueros).^[257]
• Maxine Horner, 88, American politician, member of the Oklahoma Senate (1986–2004).^[258]
• Jean Josselin, 81, French Olympic boxer (1960).^[259]
• Tommy Kenny, 87, Irish sports administrator, president of the Ladies' Gaelic Football Association (1977–1979).^[260]
• Robert J. Lagomarsino, 94, American politician, member of the California State Senate (1961–1974) and U.S. House of Representatives (1974–1993), secretary of the House Republican Conference (1985–1989).^[261]
• Leslie Laing, 95, Jamaican runner, Olympic champion (1952).^[262]
• Karen Lewis, 67, American labor leader, president of the Chicago Teachers Union (2010–2014), glioblastoma.^[263]
• Elliot Mazer, 79, American audio engineer and record producer.^[264]
• Stefano Mazzonis di Pralafera, 72, Italian opera director (Opéra Royal de Wallonie), cancer.^[265]
• J. Hillis Miller, 92, American literary critic, COVID-19.^[266]
• Nicole Mosconi, 78, French philosopher and professor.^[267]
• John Mullally, 90, Canadian politician, MP (1963–1965).^[268]
• José Ramón Ónega, 81, Spanish journalist, writer and politician, civil governor of Province of Zamora (1979–1982) and Biscay (1982–1984), COVID-19.^[269]
• Mario Osbén, 70, Chilean footballer (Colo-Colo, Cobreloa, national team), heart attack.^[270]
• Clayton Pachal, 64, Canadian ice hockey player (Boston Bruins, Colorado Rockies).^[271]
• Lula Pereira, 64, Brazilian football player (Santa Cruz, Ceará) and manager (Flamengo), complications from a stroke.^[272]
• Susan Playfair, 80, American author.^[273]
• Giuseppe Rotunno, 97, Italian cinematographer (All That Jazz, Amarcord, Sabrina), BAFTA winner (1981).^[274]
• Ricardo Silva Elizondo, 67, Mexican singer and actor (Destilando Amor, El premio mayor, Amigas y rivales), COVID-19.^[275]
• Duke Simpson, 93, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs), Alzheimer's disease.^[276]
• Moufida Tlatli, 73, Tunisian film director (The Silences of the Palace, The Season of Men), minister of culture (2011), COVID-19.^[277]
• Jackie Vautour, 91, Canadian fisherman and activist, liver cancer and pneumonia.^[278]
• Whelan Ward, 91, English footballer (Bradford City, King's Lynn).^[279]
• S. Clay Wilson, 79, American cartoonist (The Checkered Demon, Zap Comix).^[280]
• Ron Wright, 67, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (since 2019), COVID-19.^[281]

8

• Roza Akkuchukova, 70, Russian singer, COVID-19.^[282]
• Maaher At-Thuwailibi, 28, Indonesian Islamic preacher.^[283]
• Davey Armstrong, 64, American Olympic boxer (1972, 1976), complications from dementia.^[284]
• Malik Badri, 88, Sudanese psychologist.^[285]
• Luis Barruffa, 74, Uruguayan Olympic cyclist.^[286]
• Roland Berthiaume, 93, Canadian caricaturist.^[287]
• Stig Brøgger, 79, Danish artist.^[288]
• Servando Cano Rodríguez, 78, Mexican singer-songwriter and producer.^[289]
• Jean-Claude Carrière, 89, French novelist and screenwriter (The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie, The Phantom of Liberty, The Unbearable Lightness of Being).^[290]
• Osvaldo Cattone, 88, Argentine theatre actor and director, prostate infection.^[291]
• Cala Cimenti, 45, Italian mountaineer, avalanche.^[292]
• Tony Collins, 94, English football player (Sheffield Wednesday, Watford) and manager (Rochdale).^[293]
• Claude Crabb, 80, American football player (Washington Redskins, Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Rams), complications from COVID-19.^[294]
• Graham Day, 67, English footballer (Bristol Rovers, Portland Timbers).^[295]
• Dave Egerton, 59, English rugby union player (Bath, national team), COVID-19.^[296]
• Roger Englander, 94, American television director and producer.^[297]
• Nola Fairbanks, 96, American actress (Paint Your Wagon).^[298]
• Corrado Francia, 74, Italian singer.^[299]
• Haguroyama Sojō, 86, Japanese sumo wrestler.^[300]
• George Hasay, 73, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1973–2006).^[301]
• Shlomo Hillel, 97, Iraqi-born Israeli politician and diplomat, speaker of the Knesset (1984–1988), minister of police (1969–1977) and internal affairs (1977).^[302]
• Darshan Lal Jain, 93, Indian social activist.^[303]
• Adam Kopczyński, 72, Polish Olympic ice hockey player (1972), COVID-19.^[304]
• Cyril Mango, 92, British scholar.^[305]
• José Maranhão, 87, Brazilian politician, deputy (1983–1994), senator (2003–2009, since 2015) and governor of Paraíba (1995–2002, 2009–2011), COVID-19.^[306]
• Robert Desmond Meikle, 97, Irish botanist.^[307]
• Jane Mellanby, 82, British neuroscientist, cancer.^[308]
• Shūichirō Moriyama, 86, Japanese actor (Shall We Dance?, Tsuribaka Nisshi Eleven, Ōedo Sōsamō) and voice actor, pneumonia.^[309]
• Harry A. McEnroe, 90, American politician, member of the New Jersey General Assembly (1980–1996).^[310]
• Joan Clark Netherwood, 88–89, American photographer.^[311]
• Yurnalis Ngayoh, 78, Indonesian civil servant and politician, governor of East Kalimantan (2006–2008).^[312]
• GertJan Nijpels, 69, Dutch politician, mayor of Opmeer (since 2004), cardiac arrest.^[313]
• Tokuyasu Nishii, 76, Japanese table tennis player.^[314]
• Jean Obeid, 81, Lebanese politician, minister of foreign affairs and emigrants (2003–2004) and MP (1991–2005, since 2018), COVID-19.^[315]
• Rynagh O'Grady, 66, Irish actress (Far and Away, Father Ted, Breakfast on Pluto).^[316]
• Stan Palys, 90, American baseball player (Philadelphia Phillies, Cincinnati Redlegs, Tokyo Orions).^[317]
• Haroon Rasheed, 58, Pakistani cricketer (Lahore, Pakistan Railways).^[318]
• Phil Rollins, 87, American basketball player (Philadelphia Warriors, Cincinnati Royals, Pittsburgh Rens).^[319]
• Marty Schottenheimer, 77, American football player (Buffalo Bills) and coach (Cleveland Browns, Kansas City Chiefs), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[320]
• Willie Scott, 61, American football player (Kansas City Chiefs, New England Patriots).^[321]
• Anthony Sowell, 61, American serial killer.^[322]
• Michał Szewczyk, 86, Polish actor (Eroica, The Two Who Stole the Moon, The Young Magician).^[323]
• Tong Djoe, 94, Indonesian shipping executive.^[324]
• Els Vader, 61, Dutch Olympic sprinter (1980, 1984, 1988), major duodenal papilla cancer.^[325]
• Mary Wilson, 76, American Hall of Fame singer (The Supremes), hypertensive atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.^[326]
• Vera Wülfing-Leckie, 66, German-born British homeopath and translator.^[327]
• Beatriz Yamamoto Cázarez, 63, Mexican politician, deputy (since 2012), COVID-19.^[328]
• Seyyed Mohammad Ziaabadi, Iranian Islamic scholar, coronary heart disease.^[329]

9

• Aleksandr Blinov, 66, Russian equestrian, Olympic champion (1980), hypothermia.^[330]
• Éamonn Breslin, 80, Irish Gaelic footballer (Ballyfermot Gaels, Dublin County).^[331]
• Roland Chassain, 74, French politician, deputy (2002–2007).^[332]
• Peter C. Clapman, 84, American investment chief executive, complications from COVID-19.^[333]
• Chick Corea, 79, American jazz keyboardist (Return to Forever) and songwriter ("Spain", "500 Miles High"), 23-time Grammy winner, cancer.^[334]
• Kojo Dadson, 68, Ghanaian actor (Love Brewed in the African Pot, Run Baby Run, Elmina) and musician.^[335]
• Michael Downing, 62, American writer and academic, cancer.^[336]
• Richard Elmore, American educator (HGSE).^[337]
• Valeria Gagealov, 89, Romanian actress (The Mill of Good Luck, Mihail, câine de circ), COVID-19.^[338]
• Stewart Greenleaf, 81, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1977–1978) and Senate (1979–2019).^[339]
• Jean Grossholtz, 91, American women's studies professor.^[340]
• John Hora, 80, American cinematographer (Twilight Zone: The Movie, Gremlins, Explorers), heart failure.^[341]
• Ivan Izquierdo, 83, Argentine-born Brazilian neurobiologist, pneumonia.^[342]
• Rajiv Kapoor, 58, Indian actor (Ram Teri Ganga Maili, Aasmaan, Hum To Chale Pardes), heart attack.^[343]
• Rosemary Karuga, 92, Kenyan visual artist.^[344]
• Josef Kolmaš, 87, Czech sinologist and tibetologist.^[345]
• Ebbe Kops, 91, Danish Olympic boxer (1952).^[346]
• Franco Marini, 87, Italian politician, president of the senate (2006–2008), minister of labour (1991–1992) and MP (1992–2013), COVID-19.^[347]
• Baldev Raj Nayar, 89, Indian-born Canadian political scientist, cancer.^[348]
• Jean-Charles Perazzi, 84, French writer and journalist.^[349]
• Christy Ryan, 63, Irish Gaelic footballer and hurler (St Finbarr's, Cork County).^[350]
• Yisa Sofoluwe, 53, Nigerian footballer (Abiola Babes, national team), COVID-19.^[351]
• Ghédalia Tazartès, 73, French musician.^[352]
• Diógenes Vergara, 50, Panamanian politician, deputy (2014–2019), shot.^[353]

10

• Victor Ambrus, 85, Hungarian-born British illustrator.^[354]
• Maite Axiari, 71–72, French feminist activist and cultural activist.^[355]
• Gertrūda Benze, 87, German-born Lithuanian linguist and doctor.^[356]
• Bruce Berger, 82, American writer, poet and pianist, lung disease.^[357]
• Dick Bunt, 91, American basketball player (New York Knicks, Baltimore Bullets).^[358]
• James Celebrezze, 83, American politician and jurist, member of the Ohio House of Representatives (1967–1974) and justice of the Supreme Court of Ohio (1983–1985).^[359]
• Billy Conigliaro, 73, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox, Milwaukee Brewers, Oakland Athletics).^[360]
• Alberto Corazón, 79, Spanish graphic designer and artist.^[361]
• Katherine Creag, 47, American newscaster (WNYW, WNBC).^[362]
• Edward W. Crosby, 88, American professor and academic administrator.^[363]
• Dai Davies, 72, Welsh footballer (Wrexham, Everton, national team), pancreatic cancer.^[364]
• Goran Daničić, 58, Serbian actor (The Meeting Point, The Robbery of the Third Reich, When I Grow Up, I'll Be a Kangaroo).^[365]
• Larry Flynt, 78, American publisher (Hustler), founder of Larry Flynt Publications, heart failure.^[366]
• Fanne Foxe, 84, Argentine-born American stripper.^[367]
• Tamaz V. Gamkrelidze, 91, Georgian linguist and Hittitologist, president of the Georgian National Academy of Sciences (2005–2013).^[368]
• Ibrahim Othman Ibrahim Idris, 60, Sudanese ex-detainee (Guantanamo Bay).^[369]
• Maurizio Liverani, 92, Italian film director (Il solco di pesca), screenwriter and journalist, heart attack.^[370]
• Abdul al-Majali, 86, Jordanian politician, member (1993–2010) and speaker (1998–2010) of the House of Representatives, COVID-19.^[371]
• Jorge Morel, 89, Argentine classical guitarist and composer.^[372]
• Ebba Nørager, 93, Danish actress.^[373]
• Benjamin Orenstein, 94, Polish-born French Holocaust survivor and lecturer.^[374]
• Egil Øyjord, 92, Norwegian engineer.^[375]
• Pachín, 82, Spanish football player (Real Madrid, national team) and manager (Hércules).^[376]
• Heinz Schuster-Šewc, 94, German Sorbian Slavic scholar.^[377]
• Tim Selwood, 76, English cricketer (Middlesex, Central Districts).^[378]
• Lee Sexton, 92, American banjo player.^[379]
• Zainul Haque Sikder, 90, Bangladeshi businessman, founder of the Sikder Group, COVID-19.^[380]
• Takao Suzuki, 94, Japanese sociolinguist.^[381]
• Luc Versteylen, 93, Belgian Jesuit priest, founder of Agalev, COVID-19.^[382]
• Taavo Virkhaus, 86, Estonian-American conductor and composer, COVID-19.^[383]
• Mack Walker, 91, American historian, COVID-19.^[384]

11

• L. Desaix Anderson, 84, American diplomat, chargé d'affaires ad interim to Vietnam (1995–1997).^[385]
• Lila Oliver Asher, 99, American artist, complications following surgery.^[386]
• George Benneh, 86, Ghanaian academic administrator and politician, minister of finance (1981) and vice-chancellor of the University of Ghana (1992–1996).^[387]
• Beth Bentley, 99, American poet.^[388]
• S. Prestley Blake, 106, American restaurateur, co-founder of Friendly's.^[389]
• Richard Bracken, 90, American film editor (Swamp Thing, Rich Man, Poor Man, Power Rangers), kidney failure.^[390]
• Rusty Brooks, 63, American professional wrestler (IWCCW, WWF, FOW).^[391]
• Teresa Burga, 86, Peruvian artist.^[392]
• Jacques Crickillon, 80, Belgian writer.^[393]
• Bukhari Daud, 61, Indonesian academic and politician, regent of Aceh Besar (2007–2012).^[394]
• Pierre-Guillaume de Roux, 57, French editor.^[395]
• Charles Passmore Graham, 93, American lieutenant general.^[396]
• Mary Matsuda Gruenewald, 96, American writer, pneumonia.^[397]
• Wynn Hawkins, 84, American baseball player (Cleveland Indians).^[398]
• Phil Horrocks-Taylor, 86, English rugby union player (Leicester Tigers, British & Irish Lions, national team).^[399]
• Noboru Ishiguro, 88, Japanese Olympic racewalker (1964).^[400]
• Lateef Jakande, 91, Nigerian journalist and politician, governor of Lagos State (1979–1983) and minister of works (1993–1998).^[401]
• John James, 72, English footballer (Port Vale, Chester City, Tranmere Rovers).^[402]
• Antonis Kalogiannis, 80, Greek singer, heart attack.^[403]
• Maria Kastrisianaki, 72, Greek broadcaster, cancer.^[404] (death announced on this date)
• John Kirkham, 79, English footballer (Wolverhampton Wanderers, Peterborough United, Exeter City).^[405]
• Reg Lewis, 85, American bodybuilder and actor (Sextette).^[406]
• Abu Sujak Mahmud, 82, Malaysian politician, Selangor MLA (1986–1999) and mayor of Shah Alam (2000–2002).^[407]
• Marcelino da Mata, 80, Portuguese army officer, COVID-19.^[408]
• Frank Mills, 93, British actor (Coronation Street).^[409]
• Rowena Morrill, 76, American fantasy illustrator.^[410]
• Javier Neves, 67, Peruvian lawyer and academic, minister of labor and promotion of employment (2004–2005), COVID-19.^[411]
• Robert E. Pearlman, 81, American explorer, complications from lung cancer.^[412]
• Arlene Pieper, 90, American runner.^[413]
• Afzalur Rahman, 78, Indian politician, Assam MLA (1978–2011).^[414]
• Rubén Alfonso Ramírez, 84, Guatemalan television presenter and politician, minister of education (2015–2016).^[415]
• Leslie E. Robertson, 92, American structural engineer (World Trade Center, Shanghai World Financial Center, Bank of China Tower), blood cancer.^[416]
• Jayalal Rohana, 56, Sri Lankan actor (Tikiri Suwanda, Sinhawalokanaya, Nidahase Piya DS) and screenwriter, complications from a heart attack.^[417]
• Pat Russell, 97, American politician, member (1969–1987) and president (1983–1987) of the Los Angeles City Council.^[418]
• Isadore Singer, 96, American mathematician (Atiyah–Singer index theorem), Abel Prize winner (2004).^[419]
• Eli Soriano, 73, Filipino televangelist (Ang Dating Daan).^[420]
• Philip A. Stadter, 84, American scholar of Greek historiography.^[421]
• Mladen Vranković, 83, Croatian football player (HNK Rijeka, Kansas City Spurs) and manager (NK Orijent).^[422]
• Michael J. Weber, 78, American research scientist, pancreatic cancer.^[423]
• Joan Weldon, 90, American actress (Them!, Gunsight Ridge, Day of the Badman).^[424]
• Abdul Karim Ahmad, 83, Indonesian ulama, old age.^[425]

12

• Mahamed Abdiqadir, Somali royal, grand sultan of Isaaq (since 1975).^[426]
• Gianni Beschin, 67, Italian football referee.^[427]
• Tom Bethell, 84, British-born American music journalist and author, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[428]
• Ellen Cheever, 72, American interior designer and kitchen historian.^[429]
• William Chervy, 83, French politician, senator (1981–1998).^[430]
• Chris Conn, 83, British Grand Prix motorcycle road racer, heart attack.^[431]
• Marcia Diamond, 95, Canadian actress (Deranged, Black Christmas, Spy Games).^[432]
• Antonio Giménez-Rico, 82, Spanish film director (Retrato de Familia, Jarrapellejos, The Disputed Vote of Mr. Cayo) and screenwriter, COVID-19.^[433]
• Milford Graves, 79, American jazz drummer (New York Art Quartet), heart failure.^[434]
• Roger Griffin, 85, British astronomer.^[435]
• Celso Güity, 63, Honduran footballer (Marathón, Sula, national team), cancer.^[436]
• Zdeněk Hoření, 91, Czech journalist and politician, editor-in-chief of Rudé právo (1983–1989), member of the CSFR (1976–1986) and the CNR (1986–1990), pneumonia and COVID-19.^[437]
• Paolo Isotta, 70, Italian musicologist and writer.^[438]
• Norman Jukes, 88, English footballer (York City).^[439]
• Tohami Khaled, Libyan military officer, head of the Internal Security Agency, COVID-19.^[440]
• Maurizio Mattei, 78, Italian football referee, COVID-19.^[441]
• Atashasta Justus Nditiye, 51, Tanzanian politician, MP (since 2015), traffic collision.^[442]
• Rupert Neve, 94, British electronics engineer (Neve Electronics), pneumonia and heart failure.^[443]
• Bernard Nsayi, 78, Congolese Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Nkayi (1990–2001).^[444]
• Christopher Pennock, 76, American actor (Dark Shadows).^[445]
• Frederick K. C. Price, 89, American televangelist, founder of the Crenshaw Christian Center, COVID-19.^[446]
• Prie GS, 56, Indonesian journalist (Suara Merdeka), cartoonist, and radio and television host, heart attack.^[447]
• Paavo Pystynen, 89, Finnish Olympic long-distance runner (1964).^[448]
• Helen Rae, 83, American artist.^[449]
• Fujie Sakamoto, 97, Japanese nurse and midwife.^[450]
• Eunice Sato, 99, American politician, mayor of Long Beach (1980–1982).^[451]
• Tom Scullion, 81, Irish Gaelic footballer (Bellaghy, Derry).^[452]
• John Palmer, 4th Earl of Selborne, 80, British peer and businessman, member of the House of Lords (1971–2020).^[453]
• Lynn Stalmaster, 93, American casting director (Judgment at Nuremberg, Deliverance, Superman).^[454]
• Russ Thyret, 76, American music executive, chairman and CEO of Warner Bros. Records (1995–2001).^[455]
• Richard Tomita, 93, American Olympic weightlifter (1948).^[456]
• Pavel Vácha, 80, Czech photographer.^[457]
• Carlo Wagner, 67, Luxembourgian politician, deputy (1994–1999, 2004–2013) and minister of health (1999–2004).^[458]

13

• Xabier Agirre, 69, Spanish politician, member of the Basque Parliament (2004–2005, 2005–2007, 2012–2016).^[459]
• Simonetta Bernardi, 81, Italian historian.^[460]
• Inger Bjørnbakken, 87, Norwegian alpine skier, world champion (1958), fire.^[461]
• Pat Bond, 94, American BDSM activist, founder of The Eulenspiegel Society, congestive heart failure.^[462]
• Louis Clark, 73, English musical arranger (Electric Light Orchestra, Hooked on Classics), conductor, and keyboardist.^[463]
• Peter G. Davis, 84, American music critic.^[464]
• Sydney Devine, 81, Scottish singer.^[465]
• Marco Dimitri, 58, Italian Satanist, heart attack.^[466]
• Jonathan Edewor, 78, Nigerian Anglican prelate, bishop of Oleh (1999–2012).^[467]
• Bud Estes, 74, American politician, member of the Kansas House of Representatives (2014–2017) and Senate (since 2017), mayor of Bucklin (1976–1990).^[468]
• Urs Jaeggi, 89, Swiss sociologist, painter, and author.^[469]
• Franz Jalics, 93, Hungarian Roman Catholic Jesuit priest and theologian, COVID-19.^[470]
• Bolesław Kwiatkowski, 78, Polish Olympic basketball player (1968).^[471]
• George Mandel, 101, American Beat writer.^[472]
• Helen Meier, 91, Swiss writer.^[473]
• Dave Nalle, 61, American political writer, game author and font designer, COVID-19.^[474]
• Masashige Narusawa, 96, Japanese film director and screenwriter (The Woman in the Rumor, Street of Shame).^[475]
• Olle Nygren, 91, Swedish speedway rider, COVID-19.^[476]
• Alberto Oliart, 92, Spanish politician, minister of defence (1981–1982) and chairman of RTVE (2009–2011), COVID-19.^[477]
• Frank Orr, 84, Canadian Hall of Fame sports journalist (Toronto Star).^[478]
• Andon Qesari, 78, Albanian actor and stage director.^[479]
• James Ridgeway, 84, American investigative journalist (The Village Voice, The New Republic, The Wall Street Journal).^[480]
• Enrique Rodríguez Galindo, 82, Spanish anti-ETA Civil Guard and convicted state terrorist (GAL), COVID-19.^[481]
• Emanuel Rubin, 92, American pathologist.^[482]
• Sinyo Harry Sarundajang, 76, Indonesian politician, mayor of Bitung (1991–2000), governor of North Sulawesi (2005–2015) and ambassador to the Philippines (since 2018).^[483]
• Raymond Specht, 96, Australian plant ecologist.^[484]
• Kadir Topbaş, 76, Turkish politician, mayor of Beyoğlu (1999–2004) and Istanbul (2004–2017), complications from COVID-19.^[485]
• Ansley Truitt, 70, American basketball player (Dallas Chaparrals, Crispa Redmanizers), COVID-19.^[486]
• Max Vernon, 85, British police officer and hostage negotiator (Balcombe Street siege, Iranian Embassy siege), pneumonia complicated by COVID-19.^[487]
• Yury Vlasov, 85, Russian writer and weightlifter, Olympic champion (1960).^[488]
• Françoise Winnik, 68, French-born Canadian chemist and researcher.^[489]
• Alan Woan, 90, English footballer (Northampton Town, Crystal Palace, Aldershot).^[490]

14

• Jody Alderson, 85, American swimmer, Olympic bronze medalist (1952).^[491]
• Blanca Álvarez González, 63, Spanish journalist, writer and poet.^[492]
• Mourid Barghouti, 76, Palestinian poet and writer (I Saw Ramallah).^[493]
• Catherine Belsey, 80, British literary critic and academic, stroke.^[494]
• William M. Boothby, 102, American mathematician.^[495]
• Jacqueline Donny, 93, French beauty pageant contestant, Miss France (1948), Miss Europe (1948).^[496]
• Constance Fozzard, 88, English obstetrician and gynecologist.^[497]
• Hywel Francis, 74, Welsh politician, MP (2001–2015) and chair of the Joint Committee on Human Rights (2010–2015).^[498]
• Robert R. Glauber, 81, American academic, pancreatic cancer.^[499]
• Ari Gold, 47, American singer-songwriter, leukemia.^[500]
• Ulla Johansen, 93, Estonian-German ethnologist.^[501]
• Serhii Kamyshev, 64, Ukrainian diplomat, ambassador to China (2004–2009, since 2019).^[502]
• Finn Knutsen, 88, Norwegian politician, MP (1985–1989).^[503]
• Berta Berkovich Kohút, 99, Czechoslovakian-born American Holocaust survivor, complications from COVID-19.^[504]
• Nevenka Koprivšek, 61, Slovenian actress and theatrical producer.^[505]
• Christopher Lee, 79, British writer (This Sceptred Isle) and historian, COVID-19.^[506]
• W. J. M. Lokubandara, 79, Sri Lankan politician, member (1977–2010) and speaker (2004–2010) of the Parliament and governor of Sabaragamuwa Province (2010–2015), COVID-19.^[507]
• Sir William Macpherson, 94, Scottish jurist, High Court judge (1983–1996), hereditary chief of Clan Macpherson (since 1969).^[508]
• Audrey Meaney, 89, English-Australian archaeologist and historian.^[509]
• Carlos Menem, 90, Argentine politician, president (1989–1999), senator (since 2005) and governor of La Rioja Province (1973–1976, 1983–1989), complications from urinary tract infection.^[510]
• Michael Menaker, 86, Austrian-born American chronobiologist.^[511]
• William Meninger, 88, American Trappist monk.^[512]
• Doug Mountjoy, 78, Welsh snooker player.^[513]
• Nguyễn Tài Thu, 89, Vietnamese physician.^[514]
• Ion Mihai Pacepa, 92, Romanian intelligence officer and defector, COVID-19.^[515]
• Iain Pattinson, 67, British screenwriter, leukemia.^[516]
• Jean Roulland, 89, French sculptor.^[517]
• Syarifudin Tippe, 67, Indonesian military officer, rector of the Defence University (2011–2012).^[518]
• Hylke Tromp, 85, Dutch polemologist.^[519]
• Pilar Unzalu, 63, Spanish politician, member of the Basque Parliament (2000–2004) and deputy (2008–2009).^[520]
• Lorenzo Washington, 34, American football player (Alabama Crimson Tide, New England Patriots).^[521]
• Zachary Wohlman, 32, American boxer.^[522]

15

• Werner Aderhold, 83, German musicologist.^[523]
• Kōjirō Akagi, 87, Japanese painter.^[524]
• Andreas Apostolopoulos, 69, Greek-Canadian real estate developer.^[525]
• Tito Arecchi, 87, Italian physicist, fall.^[526]
• Steuart Bedford, 81, English conductor and pianist.^[527]
• Florence Birdwell, 96, American educator, musician and singer.^[528]
• Doris Bunte, 87, American politician, member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives (1973–1984), cancer.^[529]
• Dame Fiona Caldicott, 80, British psychiatrist and academic administrator, principal of Somerville College, Oxford (1996–2010).^[530]
• Alberto Canapino, 57, Argentine racing car engineer, COVID-19.^[531]
• Gilles Capelle, 71, French Olympic field hockey player.^[532]
• Ed Coil, 89, American basketball executive (Detroit Pistons).^[533]
• Sandro Dori, 82, Italian actor (Be Sick... It's Free, Il Prof. Dott. Guido Tersilli, primario della clinica Villa Celeste, convenzionata con le mutue) and voice actor.^[534]
• Jimmy Evans, 81, American politician, attorney general of Alabama (1991–1995), complications from pneumonia and heart attack.^[535]
• Lucien Gourong, 77, French writer, singer, and storyteller, COVID-19.^[536]
• Lucía Guilmáin, 83, Mexican actress (Las fuerzas vivas, Length of War, Darker Than Night), COVID-19.^[537]
• Andréa Guiot, 93, French operatic soprano, COVID-19.^[538]
• George Hart, 75, British Egyptologist.^[539]
• Gerard Hemsworth, 75, British artist.^[540]
• Richard H. Holm, 87, American chemist.^[541]
• Vincent Jackson, 38, American football player (San Diego Chargers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers).^[542]
• Nechan Karakéhéyan, 88, Greek-born Armenian Catholic hierarch, ordinary of Eastern Europe (2005–2010) and Greece (1991–2000), eparch of Ishafan (2001–2003).^[543]
• Golnoush Khaleghi, 80, Iranian music researcher, composer, and arranger.^[544]
• Derek Khan, 63, Trinidadian-American fashion stylist, COVID-19.^[545]
• Muhammed Seif Khatib, 70, Tanzanian politician, MP (1995–2015).^[546]
• Raymond Lévesque, 92, Canadian singer-songwriter, poet, and actor (Bernie and the Gang), COVID-19.^[547]
• Leopoldo Luque, 71, Argentine footballer (River Plate, Unión, national team), world champion (1978), COVID-19.^[548]
• Kenny McDevitt, 91, English footballer (Tranmere Rovers).^[549]
• Gideon Meir, 74, Israeli diplomat, ambassador to Italy and Malta (2006–2011), cancer.^[550]
• Zdzisław Najder, 90, Polish literary critic, historian and political activist.^[551]
• John Oyioka, Kenyan politician, MP (2017–2021).^[552]
• Johnny Pacheco, 85, Dominican-American musician (Fania All-Stars) and label executive (Fania Records), complications from pneumonia.^[553]
• José Pedrozo, 38, Paraguayan footballer (Antofagasta, San Marcos de Arica), traffic collision.^[554]
• Gregorio Américo Pérez Valdés, 79, Cuban baseball player, prostate cancer.^[555]
• Eva Maria Pracht, 83, German-Canadian equestrian, Olympic bronze medalist (1988), COVID-19.^[556]
• Jalaluddin Rakhmat, 71, Indonesian politician, MP (2014–2019), COVID-19.^[557]
• Lilia Quindoza Santiago, 72, Filipino writer and academic.^[558]
• P. B. Sawant, 90, Indian jurist, judge of the Supreme Court (1989–1995), cardiac arrest.^[559]
• Rowsch Shaways, 74, Iraqi politician, prime minister of Kurdistan Region (1996–1999) and vice president (2004–2005).^[560]
• Arne Sorenson, 62, American hotel executive, president and CEO of Marriott International (since 2012), pancreatic cancer.^[561]
• Andreas Teuber, 78, American academic and actor (Doctor Faustus).^[562]
• Ștefan Tudor, 77, Romanian rower, Olympic bronze medallist (1972).^[563]
• István Turu, 58, Hungarian Olympic boxer (1988), COVID-19.^[564]
• Betty Willingale, 93, British television producer and script editor.^[565]
• Rhea Woltman, 92, American pilot (Mercury 13).^[566]

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• José Álvarez de Paz, 85, Spanish politician, deputy (1979–1987) and MEP (1986–1995) and civil governor of Pontevedra province (1994–1996).^[567]
• Irit Amiel, 89, Polish writer and poet.^[568]
• Jason Benjamin, 50, Australian artist.^[569]
• James Bishop, 93, American painter.^[570]
• Carman, 65, American Christian singer, complications from hiatal hernia surgery.^[571]
• Otakar Černý, 77, Czech sports journalist and television presenter.^[572]
• Doğan Cüceloğlu, 83, Turkish psychologist, aortic dissection.^[573]
• Trevor Dannatt, 101, British architect (Royal Festival Hall).^[574]
• Don Dietrich, 59, Canadian ice hockey player (Chicago Blackhawks, New Jersey Devils), complications from cancer and Parkinson's disease.^[575]
• Niki Erlenmeyer-Kimling, 88, American psychiatric geneticist.^[576]
• Wayne Giardino, 77, Canadian football player (Ottawa Rough Riders).^[577]
• Werner Grobholz, 78, German violinist.^[578]
• Rama Jois, 89, Indian politician and jurist, governor of Jharkhand (2002–2003) and Bihar (2003–2004), chief justice of the Punjab and Haryana High Court (1992), heart attack.^[579]
• John F. Kordek, 82, American diplomat.^[580]
• Lew Krausse Jr., 77, American baseball player (Milwaukee Brewers, Boston Red Sox, St. Louis Cardinals), cancer.^[581]
• Agnes Lange, 91, German politician, member of the Bürgerschaft of Bremen (1984–1991).^[582]
• Bernard Lown, 99, Lithuanian-born American inventor and cardiologist, developer of the defibrillator, pneumonia and heart failure.^[583]
• Ángel Mangual, 73, Puerto Rican baseball player (Oakland Athletics, Pittsburgh Pirates), World Series champion (1972, 1973, 1974).^[584]
• Joan Margarit, 82, Spanish poet, Miguel de Cervantes Prize winner (2019), cancer.^[585]
• Maïté Mathieu, 92, French political activist and feminist.^[586]
• Jessica McClintock, 90, American fashion designer.^[587]
• Gustavo Noboa, 83, Ecuadorian politician, president (2000–2003) and vice president (1998–2000), governor of Guayas Province (1983–1984), heart attack.^[588]
• Wayne Nunnely, 68, American college football coach (UNLV Rebels, San Diego Chargers, Denver Broncos) and player (UNLV).^[589]
• Atsutada Otaka, 76, Japanese composer.^[590]
• Saw Swee Hock, 89, Singaporean mathematician and philanthropist.^[591]
• Jan Sokol, 84, Czech philosopher and politician, MP (1990–1992) and minister of education, youth and sports (1998), Charter 77 signatory.^[592]
• Claudio Sorrentino, 75, Italian voice actor and dubbing director, COVID-19.^[593]
• Soul Jah Love, 31, Zimbabwean reggae singer.^[594]
• Si Spencer, 59, British comic book writer (Books of Magick: Life During Wartime, The Vinyl Underground).^[595]
• Yusriansyah Syarkawi, 70, Indonesian politician, regent of Paser (1999–2004, since 2016).^[596]
• Tonton David, 53, French reggae singer, stroke.^[597]
• Sleiman Traboulsi, Lebanese politician and magistrate, minister of electrical and water resources (1998–2000).^[598]
• Michel Vuillermet, 70, French film director.^[599]

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• Oscar Albarado, 72, American boxer, WBA/WBC super welterweight champion (1974–1975).^[600]
• Özcan Arkoç, 81, Turkish footballer (Hamburger SV, Beşiktaş, national team).^[601]
• Françoise Cactus, 56, French musician (Stereo Total) and author, breast cancer.^[602]
• Jacinto Cayco, 96, Filipino Olympic swimmer (1948).^[603]
• Carlos Chacón Galindo, 86, Peruvian politician, provincial mayor of Cusco Province (1967–1969, 1987–1989).^[604]
• Raffaele Cutolo, 79, Italian mobster, founder of the Nuova Camorra Organizzata, pneumonia.^[605]
• Darius Elias, 48, Canadian politician, Yukon MLA (2006–2016).^[606]
• Marc Ellington, 75, American-born Scottish folk-rock singer-songwriter, musician and conservationist.^[607]
• Edwin A. Fleishman, 93, American psychologist.^[608]
• Francis B. Francois, 87, American engineer.^[609]
• Jan Geersing, 80, Dutch politician, mayor of Ferwerderadiel (1988–2001).^[610]
• Seif Sharif Hamad, 77, Tanzanian politician, vice president (2010–2016, since 2020) and chief minister of Zanzibar (1984–1988), COVID-19.^[611]
• Frances Harris, 71, Australian-born British historian.^[612]
• Mary Holt, 96, British politician, MP (1970–1974).^[613]
• Ali Hossain, 80, Bangladeshi composer.^[614]
• Henry B. Heller, 79, American politician, member of the Maryland House of Delegates (1987–2011).^[615]
• Iraj Kaboli, 82, Iranian writer, linguist and translator.^[616]
• Sir Eddie Kulukundis, 88, British shipping magnate and philanthropist.^[617]
• Rush Limbaugh, 70, American Hall of Fame radio host (The Rush Limbaugh Show), author, and political commentator, complications from lung cancer.^[618]
• Andrea Lo Vecchio, 78, Italian composer, lyricist and record producer, COVID-19.^[619]
• Francisco Luzón, 73, Spanish banker, complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[620]
• John Manning, 80, English footballer (Tranmere Rovers, Barnsley).^[621]
• Christine McHorse, 72, American ceramics artist, COVID-19.^[622]
• Omar Moreno Palacios, 82, Argentine folk singer-songwriter, guitarist and gaucho, encephalitis.^[623]
• Joseph Pastor Neelankavil, 90, Indian Syro-Malabar Catholic hierarch, eparch of Sagar (1987–2006).^[624]
• Sanjaya Rajaram, 78, Indian-born Mexican scientist, COVID-19.^[625]
• John K. Rafferty, 82, American politician, member of the New Jersey General Assembly (1986–1988), mayor of Hamilton Township (1976–1999).^[626]
• Vasco do Rego, 96, Indian Jesuit priest.^[627]
• Mike Renshaw, 72, English-born American soccer player (Rhyl, Dallas Tornado, United States national team).^[628]
• Sir Derek Roberts, 88, British engineer and academic administrator, provost of University College London.^[629]
• René Roemersma, 62, Dutch activist.^[630]
• Donald P. Ryder, 94, American architect.^[631]
• Gianluigi Saccaro, 82, Italian fencer, Olympic champion (1960).^[632]
• Tetsurō Sagawa, 84, Japanese actor, complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[633]
• Luna Shamsuddoha, 67, Bangladeshi software and banking executive, chairman of Janata Bank (since 2018).^[634]
• Satish Sharma, 73, Indian politician, MP (1991–1998, 1998–2004, 2010–2016), minister of petroleum and natural gas (1993–1996).^[635]
• Naomi Shelton, 78, American musician.^[636]
• Martha Stewart, 98, American actress (Doll Face, Johnny Comes Flying Home, Are You with It?) and singer.^[637]
• Gene Summers, 82, American rockabilly singer, complications from an injury sustained at home.^[638]
• Humphrey Taylor, 82, English Anglican clergyman, bishop of Selby (1991–2003).^[639]
• U-Roy, 78, Jamaican reggae singer.^[640]
• Martí Vergés, 86, Spanish footballer (España Industrial, Barcelona, national team).^[641]
• Mufwankolo Wa Lesa, 85, Congolese humorist and theatre director.^[642]
• Murray Weideman, 85, Australian football player (Collingwood, Victoria) and coach.^[643]
• Nancy Worden, 66, American artist and metalsmith, complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[644]
• Jyrki Yrttiaho, 68, Finnish politician, MP (2007–2015).^[645]
• Avetis Zenyan, 85, Russian cinematographer.^[646]

18

• Amīr Aṣlān Afshār, 101, Iranian diplomat, ambassador to West Germany (1973–1977) and the U.S. (1969–1972), COVID-19.^[647]
• Luis Balagué, 76, Spanish road bicycle racer.^[648]
• Balanchine, 30, American Thoroughbred racehorse, Epsom Oaks and Irish Derby winner (1994).^[649]
• Vittore Bocchetta, 102, Italian sculptor, painter and academic.^[650]
• Alan Curtis, 90, British actor (Carry On Henry, Doctor Who, Four Dimensions of Greta).^[651]
• Thomas Dann, 40, English cricketer.^[652]
• Abdullahi Dikko, 60, Nigerian government official.^[653]
• Mark van Drumpt, Dutch sports physiotherapist (Garryowen, Limerick), cancer.^[654]
• Graeme English, 56, British Olympic freestyle wrestler (1988).^[655]
• Wolf-Peter Funk, 77, German-born Canadian religious historian.^[656]
• Ketty Fusco, 94, Swiss-Italian actress, director and writer.^[657]
• Hans-Werner Grosse, 98, German glider pilot.^[658]
• Sergo Karapetyan, 72, Armenian politician, minister of agriculture (2010–2016), COVID-19.^[659]
• Mushahid Ullah Khan, 68, Pakistani politician, senator (since 2009) and minister of climate change (2015, 2017–2018).^[660]
• Isaac Thomas Kottukapally, 72, Indian film score composer (Swaham, Thaayi Saheba, Adaminte Makan Abu).^[661]
• Frank Lupo, 66, American television writer and producer (The A-Team, Wiseguy, Walker, Texas Ranger).^[662]
• Jan Mans, 80, Dutch politician, mayor of Meerssen (1982–1989), Kerkrade (1989–1994), and Enschede (1994–2005).^[663]
• Farouk Muhammad, 71, Indonesian police officer and politician, senator (2009–2019).^[664]
• Andrey Myagkov, 82, Russian actor (The Irony of Fate, Office Romance, A Cruel Romance), People's Artist of the RSFSR (1986), heart attack.^[665]
• Leslie Osterman, 73, American politician, member of the Kansas House of Representatives (2011–2019).^[666]
• Juan Pizarro, 84, Puerto Rican baseball player (Milwaukee Braves, Chicago White Sox), cancer.^[667]
• Prince Markie Dee, 52, American rapper (The Fat Boys), heart failure.^[668]
• Bill Ramseyer, 84, American football player, coach and administrator.^[669]
• John Roach, 87, American football player (Green Bay Packers).^[670]
• Yehoshua Sagi, 87, Israeli intelligence officer and politician, director of the Military Intelligence Directorate (1979–1983) and member of the Knesset (1988–1992).^[671]
• Kristofer Schipper, 86, Dutch sinologist.^[672]
• John Spencer, 74, Australian rugby league player (Balmain, New South Wales).^[673]
• Guido Stagnaro, 96, Italian film director (I cinque del quinto piano) and screenwriter (In Love, Every Pleasure Has Its Pain), co-creator of Topo Gigio, COVID-19.^[674]
• Chris Vincent, 86, British motorcycle sidecar road racer.^[675]
• Jack Vivian, 79, Canadian ice hockey coach (Bowling Green Falcons, Cleveland Crusaders).^[676]
• Donald C. Wintersheimer, 89, American jurist, justice of the Kentucky Supreme Court (1983–2007).^[677]
• Leonid Yachmenyov, 83, Russian basketball coach (WBC Dynamo Novosibirsk, women's national team).^[678]

19

• Faisal Abdulaziz, 53, Bahraini footballer (Muharraq, national team).^[679]
• Luigi Albertelli, 86, Italian songwriter ("Zingara") and television author, complications from a fall.^[680]
• Ebba Andersson, 85, Swedish footballer (Öxabäcks, national team).^[681]
• Đorđe Balašević, 67, Serbian singer-songwriter (Rani Mraz), COVID-19.^[682]
• Michel Bernard, 88, French politician, deputy (1986–1988).^[683]
• Philippe Chatel, 72, French singer-songwriter, heart attack.^[684]
• Bobby Lee Cook, 94, American lawyer (Wayne Williams, Bobby Hoppe, Jake Butcher).^[685]
• Kenneth Davey, 88, English academic.^[686]
• Arturo Di Modica, 80, Italian-American sculptor (Charging Bull), cancer.^[687]
• Lawrence Otis Graham, 59, American attorney and author.^[688]
• Rupert Hambro, 77, British banker, businessman and philanthropist.^[689]
• Jocelyn Hardy, 75, Canadian ice hockey player (California Golden Seals, Cleveland Crusaders) and coach (Shawinigan Cataractes), complications from a heart attack.^[690]
• Joseph Kesenge Wandangakongu, 92, Congolese Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Molegbe (1968–1997).^[691]
• Ludvík Liška, 91, Czech Olympic middle-distance runner (1952).^[692]
• Liu Fusheng, 89, Chinese politician, delegate to the National People's Congress (1975–1978, 1988–1998).^[693]
• Calixto Malcom, 73–74, Panamanian jurist and Olympic basketball player (1968).^[694]
• Fousiya Mampatta, 52, Indian football player and manager, cancer.^[695]
• Leonard Martino, 95, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1969–1974).^[696]
• Adolf Mathis, 83, Swiss Olympic alpine skier (1960, 1964).^[697]
• Ioannis Mazarakis-Ainian, 98, Greek army officer and historian.^[698]
• Mya Thwe Thwe Khine, 20, Burmese protester (2021–2022 Myanmar protests), complications from gunshot wounds.^[699]
• Tayseer Najjar, 46, Jordanian journalist, heart disease.^[700]
• Clotilde Niragira, 52–53, Burundian politician and lawyer, minister of justice (2005–2007), stroke.^[701]
• Dianna Ortiz, 62, American Roman Catholic nun and anti-torture advocate, cancer.^[702]
• Jerold Ottley, 86, American music director and choral conductor, complications from COVID-19.^[703]
• Les Pridham, 83, Australian footballer (Essendon).^[704]
• Naomi Rosenblum, 96, American photography historian, heart failure.^[705]
• Silvio Sérafin, 82, French footballer (FC Nancy, Angers SCO, Angoulême-Soyaux Charente).^[706]
• LaVannes Squires, 90, American basketball player (Kansas Jayhawks).^[707]
• Bill Wright, 84, American golfer.^[708]

20

• Chris Ajilo, 91, Nigerian highlife musician.^[709]
• I Gede Ardhika, 76, Indonesian politician, minister of culture and tourism (2000–2004).^[710]
• Serpil Barlas, 64, Turkish singer.^[711]
• Mauro Bellugi, 71, Italian footballer (Inter Milan, Bologna, national team), complications from COVID-19.^[712]
• Richard Boyd, 78, American philosopher.^[713]
• Joe Burke, 81, Irish accordionist.^[714]
• Gerald Cardinale, 86, American politician, member of the New Jersey General Assembly (1980–1982) and Senate (since 1982).^[715]
• Henri Courtine, 90, French judoka.^[716]
• Chris Craft, 81, British racing driver.^[717]
• David de Keyser, 93, British actor (On Her Majesty's Secret Service, Diamonds Are Forever, Doctor Who).^[718]
• Fredrik Stefan Eaton, 82, Canadian businessman and philanthropist.^[719]
• Charlotte Fielden, 88, Canadian novelist.^[720]
• Bob Hindmarch, 90, Canadian academic and ice hockey coach (UBC Thunderbirds, national team).^[721]
• Dean Ho, 88, American professional wrestler (WWWF, PNW, NWA Hawaii), complications from chronic traumatic encephalopathy.^[722]
• Halja Klaar, 90, Estonian film artist.^[723]
• Alcide M. Lanoue, 86, American military officer, surgeon general of the United States Army (1992–1996).^[724]
• Koyya Hassan Manik, 67, Maldivian actor (Hinithun Velaashey Kalaa, Ihsaas, Bos) and producer, COVID-19.^[725]
• Nurul Haque Miah, 76, Bangladeshi chemist.^[726]
• Jean-Yves Moyart, 53, French criminal lawyer and blogger.^[727]
• Yemane Niguse, Ethiopian politician and Tigray activist, assassinated.^[728]
• Rosamond Asiamah Nkansah, 91, Ghanaian police officer, first woman recruited into the Ghanaian force.^[729]
• Maurice Pelé, 92, French road racing cyclist.^[730]
• ATM Shamsuzzaman, 79, Bangladeshi actor (Surja Dighal Bari, Hajar Bachhor Dhore) and playwright.^[731]
• Richard Shephard, 71, British composer and headmaster.^[732]
• Yuri Shvachkin, 90, Russian chemist.^[733]
• Gene Taylor, 68, American pianist (Canned Heat, The Blasters, The Fabulous Thunderbirds).^[734]
• Nicola Tempesta, 85, Italian Olympic judoka (1964, 1972).^[735]
• Wai Yan Tun, 16, Burmese protester, shot.^[736]
• Douglas Turner Ward, 90, American playwright and actor (The River Niger), co-founder of the Negro Ensemble Company.^[737]
• Stan Williams, 84, American baseball player (Los Angeles Dodgers, Cleveland Indians) and coach (Cincinnati Reds).^[738]

21

• Mireya Arboleda, 92, Colombian classical pianist.^[739]
• Rod Arrants, 76, American actor (Search for Tomorrow, Days of Our Lives, Rent).^[740]
• Christopher Cardozo, 72, American art collector, photographer and publisher, stroke.^[741]
• Arthur Cook, 92, American sports shooter, Olympic champion (1948).^[742]
• Kevin Dann, 62, Australian rugby league player (Penrith Panthers, New South Wales).^[743]
• Isabelle Dhordain, 62, French journalist.^[744]
• Patricia Drennan, 87, British cartoonist and illustrator, lung cancer.^[745]
• André Dufraisse, 94, French racing cyclist, world cyclo-cross champion (1954–1958).^[746]
• Dick Geary, 75, British historian.^[747]
• Charlie Gorin, 93, American baseball player (Milwaukee Braves).^[748]
• Katie Hurley, 99, American politician, member of the Alaska House of Representatives (1985–1987).^[749]
• Judy Irola, 77, American cinematographer (Northern Lights, Working Girls), complications from COVID-19.^[750]
• Giovanni Knapp, 77, Italian racing cyclist, complications from a fall.^[751]
• Mike Law, 78, Canadian football player (Edmonton Eskimos).^[752]
• Shane Lewis, 47, Australian Olympic swimmer (1992).^[753]
• Jan Lityński, 75, Polish politician and journalist, deputy (1989–2001).^[754]
• Hélène Martin, 92, French singer and songwriter.^[755]
• Bernard Njonga, 65, Cameroonian activist and politician.^[756]
• Jean-Claude Ruiz, 66, French Olympic boxer.^[757]
• Radamés Salazar, 46, Mexican politician, senator (since 2018), COVID-19.^[758]
• Hal Santiago, 80, Filipino Illustrator and writer.^[759]
• Zlatko Saračević, 59, Croatian handball player and coach, Olympic champion (1996).^[760]
• Glynne Thomas, 85, British ice hockey player (Streatham Redskins, Wembley Lions, national team).^[761]
• Abdülkadir Topkaç, 67, Turkish astronomer, cancer.^[762]
• Geoffrey Ursell, 77, Canadian writer, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[763]
• Marc Waelkens, 72, Belgian archaeologist.^[764]
• Doug Wilkerson, 73, American football player (Houston Oilers, San Diego Chargers).^[765]
• Alexander Zhdanov, 70, Russian actor (The Wind of Travel, Pugachev, Russian Symphony), People's Artist of the RSFSR (1995).^[766]

22

• Roy Addison, 82, British Olympic boxer.^[767]
• Luca Attanasio, 43, Italian diplomat, ambassador to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (since 2017), shot.^[768]
• Sir John Bailey, 92, British lawyer and public servant, HM procurator general and treasury solicitor (1984–1988).^[769]
• Seif Bamporiki, Rwandan politician, shot.^[770]
• Paul Barber, 85, English bishop.^[771]
• Peter J. Barnes III, 64, American politician, member of the New Jersey General Assembly (2007–2014) and Senate (2014–2016).^[772]
• Jack Bolton, 79, Scottish footballer (Ipswich Town, Raith Rovers, Dumbarton).^[773]
• Georges Bonnet, 101, French writer and poet.^[774]
• Paolo Castaldi, 90, Italian composer and essayist.^[775]
• Raymond Cauchetier, 101, French photographer, COVID-19.^[776]
• Hipólito Chaiña, 67, Peruvian doctor and politician, member of Congress (since 2020), COVID-19.^[777]
• Jean Cleymans, 76, Belgian physicist.^[778]
• Mohanbhai Sanjibhai Delkar, 58, Indian politician, MP (1989–2009, since 2019).^[779]
• Xato de Museros, 88–89, Spanish Valencian pilotari.^[780]
• Aleksander Doba, 74, Polish kayaker and adventurer.^[781]
• William F. English, 86, American politician.^[782]
• Lawrence Ferlinghetti, 101, American poet (A Coney Island of the Mind) and co-founder of City Lights Bookstore, interstitial lung disease.^[783]
• Maria Ghezzi, 93, Italian designer (La Settimana Enigmistica) and painter.^[784]
• Yekaterina Gradova, 74, Russian actress (Seventeen Moments of Spring, The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed), stroke.^[785]
• Laurindo Guizzardi, 86, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Bagé (1982–2001) and Foz do Iguaçu (2001–2010).^[786]
• Martin Heffernan, 76, Irish Gaelic footballer (Tullamore, Offaly).^[787]
• Pairoj Jaisingha, 77, Thai actor (Tears of the Black Tiger).^[788]
• Gary Kirkpatrick, 79, American concert pianist.^[789]
• Miguel Arsenio Lara Sosa, 68, Mexican politician, member of the Congress of Yucatán (1998–2001), heart attack.^[790]
• Lamberto Leonardi, 81, Italian football player (Roma, Juventus) and manager (Salernitana).^[791]
• Jean-François Leroux-Dhuys, 86, French writer and historian.^[792]
• Liu Zhongshan, 92, Chinese army officer and politician, political commissioner of National University of Defense Technology (1990–1994).^[793]
• Richard Marriott, 90, English banker and public administrator, lord lieutenant of the East Riding of Yorkshire (1996–2005).^[794]
• Olle Martinsson, 76, Swedish Olympic ski jumper (1964).^[795]
• Anis al-Naqqash, 70, Lebanese political activist and guerrilla fighter, COVID-19.^[796]
• Benno Ndulu, 71, Tanzanian banker, governor of the Bank of Tanzania (2008–2018).^[797]
• Jack Quaid, 88, Irish hurler (Feohanagh-Castlemahon, Limerick).^[798]
• Peter Rattray, 62, New Zealand cricketer (Canterbury).^[799]
• Consuelo Rodríguez Píriz, 60, Spanish politician, member of the Assembly of Extremadura (since 2011), COVID-19.^[800]
• Yalchin Rzazadeh, 74, Azerbaijani pop singer.^[801]
• Giancarlo Santi, 81, Italian film director (The Grand Duel, Quando c'era lui... caro lei!).^[802]
• Daviz Simango, 57, Mozambican politician, mayor of Beira (since 2003) and leader of the Democratic Movement of Mozambique (since 2009), complications from COVID-19 and diabetes.^[803]
• Anant Tare, 67, Indian politician, Maharashtra MLC (2000–2006).^[804]
• John Vattanky, 89, Indian Jesuit theologian.^[805]
• Philippe Venet, 91, French fashion designer and couturier.^[806]
• Thomas Vinciguerra, 57, American journalist (The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The New Yorker) and writer.^[807]
• Jack Whyte, 80, Scottish-Canadian novelist (The Skystone, The Singing Sword, The Saxon Shore), cancer.^[808]
• Dick Witcher, 76, American football player (San Francisco 49ers), liver cancer.^[809]

23

• Vojkan Borisavljević, 73, Serbian composer (Hell River, Barking at the Stars).^[810]
• Franco Cassano, 77, Italian sociologist and politician, deputy (2013–2018).^[811]
• Harry Clark, 88, English footballer (Darlington, Hartlepool United).^[812]
• Jerzy Dietl, 93, Polish economist and politician, senator (1989–1991).^[813]
• Abdul Qadir Djaelani, 82, Indonesian Islamic preacher and politician, MP (2000–2004).^[814]
• P. J. Garvan, 92, Irish hurler.^[815]
• Jean Grenet, 81, French politician, deputy (1993–1997, 2002–2012) and mayor of Bayonne (1995–2014).^[816]
• Fausto Gresini, 60, Italian Grand Prix motorcycle racer, world champion (1985, 1987) and founder of Gresini Racing, complications from COVID-19.^[817]
• Peter Harris, 85, English television director (The Muppet Show, Spitting Image, Bullseye), COVID-19.^[818]
• Rafael Gurrea Induráin, 80, Spanish politician, member (1979–2007) and president (2003–2007) of the Parliament of Navarre.^[819]
• Herbin Hoyos, 53, Colombian journalist and broadcaster (Cadena SER), COVID-19.^[820]
• Gary Inness, 71, Canadian ice hockey player (Washington Capitals, Pittsburgh Penguins, Philadelphia Flyers), dementia.^[821]
• Othman Kechrid, 100, Tunisian politician, minister of the interior (1979–1980).^[822]
• Rahul Khullar, 68, Indian civil servant, chairman of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (2012–2015).^[823]
• Tormod Knutsen, 89, Norwegian Nordic combined skier, Olympic champion (1964).^[824]
• Syed Abul Maksud, 74, Bangladeshi journalist (Prothom Alo) and writer.^[825]
• Margaret Maron, 82, American mystery writer, complications from a stroke.^[826]
• Julio Márquez de Prado, 72, Spanish judge, president of the High Court of Justice of Extremadura (2004–2019).^[827]
• Yves Martin, 91, Canadian sociologist.^[828]
• Juan Masnik, 77, Uruguayan football player (Nacional, national team) and manager (Atlético Marte).^[829]
• Art Michalik, 91, American football player (San Francisco 49ers, Pittsburgh Steelers) and professional wrestler.^[830]
• Gord Miller, 96, Canadian politician, Ontario MPP (1975–1990).^[831]
• Wolfango Montanari, 89, Italian Olympic sprinter (1952).^[832]
• Sergiu Natra, 96, Romanian-born Israeli composer.^[833]
• Pastoral Pursuits, 20, British Thoroughbred racehorse, July Cup winner (2005).^[834]
• Luz María Puente, 97, Mexican pianist.^[835]
• Néstor Mario Rapanelli, 91, Argentine economist, businessman (Bunge & Born) and politician, minister of economy (1989).^[836]
• Henry D. Sahakian, 84, Iranian-born American businessman, founder of Uni-Mart.^[837]
• Geoffrey Scott, 79, American actor (Dynasty, Dark Shadows, Hulk), Parkinson's disease.^[838]
• Sealy Hill, 17, Canadian Hall of Fame Thoroughbred racehorse.^[839]
• James Sedin, 90, American ice hockey player, Olympic silver medalist (1952).^[840]
• František Šedivý, 93, Czech resistance fighter and political prisoner.^[841]
• Willy Ta Bi, 21, Ivorian footballer (national team), liver cancer.^[842]
• Heinz Hermann Thiele, 79, German transportation and parts executive (Knorr-Bremse, Vossloh) and investor (Lufthansa).^[843]
• Frits Veerman, 76, Dutch nuclear espionage whistleblower.^[844]
• Ahmed Zaki Yamani, 90, Saudi Arabian politician, minister of petroleum and mineral resources (1962–1986).^[845]

24

• Wolfgang Boettcher, 86, German classical cellist.^[846]
• Antonio Catricalà, 69, Italian civil servant and lawyer, secretary of the Council of Ministers (2011–2013), suicide by gunshot.^[847]
• Bulantrisna Djelantik, 73, Dutch-born Indonesian Balinese dancer and physician, pancreatic cancer.^[848]
• Tom Foley, 74, Irish racehorse trainer (Danoli), cancer.^[849]
• Gary Halpin, 55, Irish rugby union player (London Irish, Leinster, national team).^[850]
• Philippe Jaccottet, 95, Swiss poet and translator.^[851]
• Val Keckin, 83, American football player (San Diego Chargers).^[852]
• Ayong Maliksi, 82, Filipino politician, member of the House of Representatives (1998–2001, 2010–2013), governor of Cavite (2001–2010).^[853]
• Enda McDonagh, 90, Irish Roman Catholic priest.^[854]
• Atsushi Miyagi, 89, Japanese tennis player, U.S. National doubles champion (1955).^[855]
• Sylvia Murphy, 89, Canadian singer, COVID-19.^[856]
• Alan Robert Murray, 66, American sound editor (Letters from Iwo Jima, American Sniper, Joker), Oscar winner (2007, 2015).^[857]
• Dal Orlov, 86, Russian film critic, screenwriter (Leader, Hard to Be a God) and writer.^[858]
• Peter Ostroushko, 67, American violinist and mandolinist.^[859]
• Ronald Pickup, 80, English actor (Darkest Hour, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, The Mission).^[860]
• Joseph Ponthus, 42, French writer, cancer.^[861]
• Sardool Sikander, 60, Indian folk and pop singer, COVID-19.^[862]
• N'Singa Udjuu, 86, Congolese politician, first state commissioner of Zaire (1981–1982).^[863]

25

• Art Anderson, 84, American football player (Chicago Bears, Pittsburgh Steelers).^[864]
• Mashari Al-Ballam, 49, Kuwaiti actor, COVID-19.^[865]
• Peter Beadle, 87, New Zealand artist.^[866]
• Albert Bers, 89, Belgian footballer (Sint-Truidense V.V.) and football coach (Belgium women's national team).^[867]
• Ivy Bottini, 94, American artist and civil rights activist.^[868]
• Arkady Davidowitz, 90, Russian writer and aphorist, cardiac arrest.^[869]
• Lorys Davies, 84, Welsh archdeacon.^[870]
• Craig Dixon, 94, American Olympic hurdler, bronze medalist (1948).^[871]
• Joseph Duffey, 88, American academic, anti-war activist and government official.^[872]
• Klaus Emmerich, 92, Austrian journalist, COVID-19.^[873]
• Hugh Fate, 91, American politician, member of the Alaska House of Representatives (2001–2005).^[874]
• Simone Gad, 73, Belgian-born American artist and actress (Speed).^[875]
• John Geddert, 63, American gymnastics coach, suicide by gunshot.^[876]
• Manfred Gerstenfeld, 84, Austrian-born Israeli author and economist.^[877]
• Andrei Gherman, 79, Moldovan physician, minister of health (2001–2005).^[878]
• Peter Gotti, 81, American mobster (Gambino crime family).^[879]
• Bede Vincent Heather, 92, Australian Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of Sydney (1979–1986) and bishop of Parramatta (1986–1997).^[880]
• Zdeněk Herman, 86, Czech physical chemist.^[881]
• Darrius Johnson, 48, American football player (Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs), heart failure.^[882]
• Jim Johnson, 92, Australian Hall of Fame jockey.^[883]
• Rafi Levi, 83, Israeli footballer (Maccabi Tel Aviv, Sydney Hakoah, national team).^[884]
• John Mallard, 94, British medical researcher.^[885]
• Leroy J. Manor, 100, American Air Force lieutenant general, joint commander of Operation Ivory Coast.^[886]
• Muriel Marland-Militello, 77, French politician, deputy (2002–2012).^[887]
• Hannu Mikkola, 78, Finnish rally driver, world rally champion (1983), cancer.^[888]
• Archibald Mogwe, 99, Botswanan politician and diplomat, minister of foreign affairs (1974–1984).^[889]
• Erik Myers, 40, American comedian, actor and writer, traffic collision.^[890]
• Vishnunarayanan Namboothiri, 81, Indian poet.^[891]
• Andrei Palii, 80, Moldovan agronomist, genetics specialist, member of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova.^[892]
• Antoine Pfeiffer, 80, French reformist pastor, president of the Protestant Reformed Church of Alsace and Lorraine (1988–2000).^[893]
• Bob Pixel, 44, Ghanaian photographer, complications from COVID-19.^[894]
• Yves Ramousse, 93, French Roman Catholic prelate, apostolic vicar of Phnom Penh (1962–1976, 1992–2001) and Battambang (1992–2000), COVID-19.^[895]
• Hussein F. Sabbour, 85, Egyptian civil engineer and architect.^[896]
• George Sanford, 78, British political scientist.^[897]
• Juan Francisco Sarasti Jaramillo, 82, Colombian Roman Catholic prelate, archbishop of Cali (2002–2011), complications from COVID-19.^[898]
• Bahjat Suleiman, 72, Syrian general and diplomat, COVID-19.^[899]
• Masako Sugaya, 83, Japanese voice actress (Bannertail: The Story of Gray Squirrel, Astro Boy, Ohayō! Spank).^[900]
• János Szabó, 83, Hungarian politician, MP (1990–1994) and minister of agriculture (1993–1994).^[901]
• Maurice Tanguay, 87, Canadian businessman and sporting director.^[902]
• Ton Thie, 76, Dutch footballer (ADO Den Haag, San Francisco Golden Gate Gales).^[903]
• Vladimir Zuykov, 86, Russian film animator (Film, Film, Film), artist and illustrator, COVID-19.^[904]

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• Tarhata Alonto-Lucman, 94, Filipino politician, governor of Lanao del Sur (1971–1975).^[905]
• Scott Atkinson, 54, American actor (The Jamie Foxx Show, NYPD Blue, Commander in Chief).^[906]
• Ladislava Bakanic, 96, American Olympic gymnast (1948).^[907]
• David Manyok Barac Atem, South Sudanese military officer, COVID-19.^[908]
• Patricia Bartley, 103, British codebreaker.^[909]
• Jacques Beckers, 87, Dutch-born American astronomer.^[910]
• Tarek El-Bishry, 87, Egyptian politician and judge, head of the constitutional review committee (2011), complications from COVID-19.^[911]
• Rosmarie Bleuer, 94, Swiss Olympic alpine skier (1948).^[912]
• Martin Brauer, 49, German actor.^[913]
• Bill C. Davis, 69, American playwright (Mass Appeal) and actor, complications from COVID-19.^[914]
• William de Gelsey, 99, Hungarian-British banker and economist.^[915]
• Johnny DeFazio, 80, American professional wrestler (WWWF), cancer.^[916]
• Noel Elliott, 74, Irish rugby union player (Dolphin, Munster, national team).^[917]
• Mo Forte, 73, American football coach (Denver Broncos).^[918]
• Ronald Gillespie, 96, Canadian chemistry professor, VSEPR theory model co-developer.^[919]
• Irving Grundman, 92, Canadian ice hockey general manager (Montreal Canadiens).^[920]
• José Guccione, 69, Argentine politician and physician, deputy (2011–2015), COVID-19.^[921]
• Mitsusuke Harada, 92, Japanese-English martial artist.^[922]
• Eva Herlitz, 68, German businesswoman and writer.^[923]
• Bob James, 68, American rock singer-songwriter (Montrose), stomach ulcer complications.^[924] (death announced on this date)
• Aleksandr Klepikov, 70, Russian rower, Olympic champion (1976).^[925]
• Philip Ray Martinez, 63, American jurist, judge of the U.S. District Court for Western Texas (since 2002), heart attack.^[926]
• Des McAleenan, 53, Irish-American soccer player (Connecticut Wolves, Albany Alleycats) and coach (New York Red Bulls).^[927]
• David McCabe, 80, British fashion photographer.^[928]
• John Mendenhall, 72, American football player (New York Giants).^[929]
• Horacio Moráles, 77, Argentine Olympic footballer (1964).^[930]
• Al Naples, 94, American baseball player (St. Louis Browns).^[931]
• Miloš Novák, 68, Czech ice hockey player, 1971 European U19 bronze medalist.^[932]
• D. Pandian, 88, Indian politician, MP (1989–1996), sepsis.^[933]
• Jean Perrottet, 95, French architect.^[934]
• Joel A. Pisano, 71, American jurist, judge of the U.S. District Court for New Jersey (2000–2015).^[935]
• Àngel Pla, 91, Spanish-born Andorran wood carver, COVID-19.^[936]
• Alfredo Quintana, 32, Cuban-born Portuguese handballer (FC Porto, national team), cardiac arrest.^[937]
• Janice Sarich, 62, Canadian politician, Alberta MLA (2008–2015), cancer.^[938]
• Anura Senanayake, Sri Lankan police officer and singer, cancer.^[939]
• Stan Shaw, 94, British cutler.^[940]
• György Snell, 71, Hungarian Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of Esztergom–Budapest (since 2014), COVID-19.^[941]
• Sir Michael Somare, 84, Papua New Guinean politician, chief minister (1973–1975) and prime minister (1975–1980, 1982–1985, 2002–2010, 2011), pancreatic cancer.^[942]
• Ferdinand Vega, 84, Puerto Rican Olympic archer (1972).^[943]
• Gabriel Zavala, 76, Mexican-born American mariachi musician and teacher, COVID-19.^[944]

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• Nozar Azadi, 82, Iranian comedian and actor.^[945]
• Alexander Barinev, 68, Russian ice hockey player (Kristall Saratov, HC Spartak Moscow, VEU Feldkirch).^[946]
• Serge Bec, 88, French poet.^[947]
• Vilmos Benczik, 75, Hungarian Esperantist.^[948]
• Juan Antonio Bolea, 90, Spanish politician, president of the Government of Aragon (1978–1981) and deputy (1977–1979), heart attack.^[949]
• Mike Bradner, 83, American politician, member (1967–1977) and speaker (1975–1977) of the Alaska House of Representatives, complications from COVID-19.^[950]
• Mike Burns, 84, British-born Irish newscaster (RTÉ News at One, This Week, World Report).^[951]
• Rachel Cathoud, 74, Swiss actress (The Porter from Maxim's, The Wonderful Day), COVID-19.^[952]
• José Manuel Cortizas, 58, Spanish sports journalist and voice actor, COVID-19.^[953]
• Dante Crippa, 83, Italian footballer (Brescia, Juventus, S.P.A.L.), complications from COVID-19.^[954]
• Edgar Gillock, 92, American politician, member of the Tennessee Senate (1969–1983).^[955]
• Linus Nirmal Gomes, 99, Indian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Baruipur (1977–1995).^[956]
• Alvils Gulbis, 84, Latvian basketball player (Rīgas ASK, VEF Rīga).^[957]
• Patrick Hoguet, 80, French politician, deputy (1993–1997, 2002–2003).^[958]
• Kenneth Lamar Holland, 86, American politician and lawyer, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1975–1983).^[959]
• Ferdinand van Ingen, 87, Dutch Germanist.^[960]
• Marta Martin Carrera-Ruiz, 80, Cuban-American television personality, (El Gordo y la Flaca), COVID-19.^[961]
• Russ Martin, 60, American radio broadcaster (KEGL, KLLI-FM).^[962]
• Pascal Monkam, 90, Cameroonian businessman.^[963]
• Angel Moraes, 55, American DJ and producer.^[964]
• N. K. Sukumaran Nair, 78, Indian environmentalist.^[965]
• Ng Man-tat, 69, Hong Kong actor (My Heart Is That Eternal Rose, A Moment of Romance, Shaolin Soccer), liver cancer.^[966]
• Louis Nix, 29, American football player (Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Houston Texans), drowned.^[967]
• Éva Olsavszky, 91, Hungarian actress.^[968]
• Didier Poissant, 97, French Olympic sailor (1956).^[969]
• Peter Raedts, 72, Dutch historian, complications from a fall.^[970]
• Bill Sanders, 90, American political cartoonist.^[971]
• DeWitt Searles, 100, American major general.^[972]
• Robert Sommer, 91, American environmental psychologist.^[973]
• Mariano Valdés Chávarri, 74, Spanish cardiologist and academic, COVID-19.^[974]
• Erica Watson, 48, American actress (Precious, Chi-Raq), comedian and writer, complications from COVID-19.^[975]
• Michael Wieck, 92, German violinist and author.^[976]

28

• Sabah Abdul-Jalil, 69, Iraqi football player (national team) and manager (Al-Naft, Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya), COVID-19.^[977]
• Artidjo Alkostar, 72, Indonesian judge, member of the Supreme Court (2000–2018).^[978]
• Taslim Azis, 56, Indonesian pesilat and politician, MP (2019).^[979]
• Milan Bandić, 65, Croatian politician, mayor of Zagreb (2000–2002, since 2005), heart attack.^[980]
• Michael J. Barron, 87, American jurist, judge of the Milwaukee County Circuit Court (1972–1988).^[981]
• Aqel Biltaji, 80, Jordanian politician, mayor of Amman (2013–2017), complications from COVID-19.^[982]
• Johnny Briggs, 85, English actor (Coronation Street, Man About the House, Carry On England).^[983]
• Larry Crabb, 77, American Christian counselor and author.^[984]
• Irv Cross, 81, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Rams) and sportscaster (The NFL Today).^[985]
• Zbyszek Darzynkiewicz, 84, Polish-American cell biologist.^[986]
• Sunil de Silva, 80, Sri Lankan politician, attorney general (1988–1992).^[987]
• Richard Faith, 94, American composer.^[988]
• Arnfinn Graue, 94, Norwegian nuclear physicist.^[989]
• Tom Green, 72, American Mormon polygamist, COVID-19.^[990]
• Roger Kibbe, 81, American serial killer, strangled.^[991]
• William Liller, 93, American astronomer.^[992]
• Ty Lund, 82, Canadian politician, Alberta MLA (1989–2012).^[993]
• Anna Majani, 85, Italian entrepreneur, COVID-19.^[994]
• Mamoru Morimoto, 81, Japanese Olympic runner (1964).^[995]
• Ian North, 68, American punk and new wave musician (Milk 'N' Cookies), heart attack.^[996]
• Jorge Oñate, 71, Colombian vallenato singer, complications from COVID-19.^[997]
• Mary Oshlag, 79, American bridge player, complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[998]
• Mahinur Qasim, 91, Kazakh-born Chinese politician, delegate to the National People's Congress (1959–1975) and member of the Standing Committee (1988–1993).^[999]
• Glenn Roeder, 65, English football player (Queens Park Rangers) and manager (West Ham United, Newcastle United), brain cancer.^[1000]
• Andrew Sardanis, 89, Cypriot-Zambian journalist and businessman.^[1001]
• Karl Schiewerling, 69, German politician, MP (2005–2017).^[1002]
• Yousuf Shaaban, 89, Egyptian actor (There is a Man in our House, Mother of the Bride, My Wife, the Director General), COVID-19.^[1003]
• Syd Slocomb, 90, Australian footballer (St Kilda).^[1004]