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

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

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

January 2018

1

• Gert Brauer, 62, German footballer (Carl Zeiss Jena).^[1]
• Humberto Coutinho, 71, Brazilian physician and politician, President of the Legislative Assembly of Maranhão (since 2015), Mayor of Caxias (2005–2013), intestinal cancer.^[2]
• Peter Evans, 88, British musicologist.^[3]
• Philip Jacobson, 79, English journalist, meningitis.^[4]
• Milt Jamin, 78, American voice actor (Grand Theft Auto IV, The Big O, The Transformers).^[5]
• Jahn Otto Johansen, 83, Norwegian journalist.^[6]
• Robert Mann, 97, American violinist and composer, founding member of the Juilliard String Quartet.^[7]
• Régis Manon, 52, Gabonese footballer (Tours FC, FC 105 Libreville, Joué-lès-Tours).^[8]
• Dušan Mitošević, 68, Serbian football player (Radnički Niš, Smederevo, Nîmes) and manager, cancer.^[9]
• Mick Murphy, 99, Irish hurler.^[10]
• Ebrahim Nafae, 83, Egyptian journalist, cancer.^[11]
• Manuel Olivencia, 88, Spanish economist and diplomat, complications from a fall.^[12]
• Milton P. Rice, 97, American politician, Attorney General of Tennessee (1974).^[13]
• Mauro Staccioli, 80, Italian sculptor, complications from pneumonia.^[14]
• Jon Paul Steuer, 33, American actor (Grace Under Fire, Little Giants, Star Trek: The Next Generation) and singer, suicide by gunshot.^[15]
• Tim Sweeney, 88, Irish hurler (Galway).^[16]
• Katsuhikari Toshio, 75, Japanese sumo wrestler, bile duct cancer.^[17]
• Wolfgang Treu, 87, German cinematographer.^[18]
• Betty Willis, 76, American soul singer, strangled.^[19]

2

• Dee Ayuba, 31, British-Nigerian basketball player, heart attack.^[20]
• Małgorzata Bocheńska, 69, Polish journalist.^[21]
• Frank Buxton, 87, American actor (What's Up, Tiger Lily?), screenwriter and director (The Odd Couple, Happy Days).^[22]
• Tony Calder, 74, English music promoter and executive (The Beatles, The Rolling Stones), complications from pneumonia.^[23]
• Donna Carter, 73, Trinidadian politician, Senator, High Commissioner to South Africa.^[24]
• Alan Deakin, 76, English footballer (Aston Villa, Walsall, Tamworth).^[25]
• Giovanni Di Clemente, 69, Italian film producer.^[26]
• Marian Donat, 57, Polish Olympic judoka.^[27]
• Ronald R. Fieve, 87, American psychiatrist.^[28]
• Eugène Gerards, 77, Dutch football player and manager (SV Limburgia, Fortuna Sittard, OFI Crete).^[29]
• Rick Hall, 85, American record producer, songwriter and recording studio owner (FAME Studios), prostate cancer.^[30]
• Ferdinando Imposimato, 81, Italian judge.^[31]
• Durahim Jamaluddin, 36, Malaysian footballer, heart attack.^[32]
• Ali Kadhim, 69, Iraqi Olympic footballer (1980).^[33]
• Lawal Kaita, 85, Nigerian politician, Governor of Kaduna State (1983).^[34]
• Jyrgalbek Kalmamatov, 45, Kyrgyz politician, MP (since 2015), heart attack.^[35]
• Rosa Kavara, 59, Namibian politician.^[36]
• Guida Maria, 67, Portuguese actress, pancreatic cancer.^[37]
• Mike McCartney, 63, Scottish footballer (Carlisle United, Plymouth Argyle, Southampton).^[38]
• Ali Akbar Moinfar, 89, Iranian politician, MP (1980–1984), Minister of Petroleum (1979–1980).^[39]
• Thomas S. Monson, 90, American religious leader and writer, President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (since 2008) and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles (1995–2008).^[40]
• Armando Monteiro Filho, 92, Brazilian politician, Minister of Agriculture (1961–1962).^[41]
• Mountain Fiji, 60, American professional wrestler (GLOW).^[42]
• Michael Pfeiffer, 92, German football player (national team) and manager (Roda JC Kerkrade, Alemannia Aachen).^[43]
• Felix Reilly, 84, Scottish footballer (Dunfermline Athletic, East Fife).^[44]
• Sauryavong Savang, 80, Laotian prince.^[45]
• Željko Senečić, 84, Croatian film and television production designer.^[46]
• Radha Viswanathan, 83, Indian vocalist, pneumonia.^[47]
• Lyndon Wainwright, 98, British metrologist, ballroom dancer and author.^[48]
• Jim Wiste, 70, Canadian ice hockey player (Chicago Blackhawks, Vancouver Canucks).^[49]
• Betty Woodman, 87, American ceramic artist and sculptor, pneumonia.^[50]
• Ye Zhemin, 93, Chinese art historian.^[51]
• Yell Htwe Aung, 24, Burmese comedian and actor, injuries sustained in an assault.^[52]

3

• Mlungisi Bali, 27, South African rugby union player (Griffons, Border Bulldogs), stabbed.^[53]
• Donal Barrington, 89, Irish judge, member of the Supreme Court (1996–2000).^[54]
• Luigi Alberto Bianchi, 73, Italian violinist.^[55]
• Colin Brumby, 84, Australian composer and conductor.^[56]
• Valery Chalidze, 79, Russian-born American publisher.^[57]
• Philip Eden, 66, British meteorologist, broadcaster and author.^[58]
• Dolly Everett, 14, Australian cyberbullying victim, suicide.^[59]
• Stanley Hartt, 80, Canadian civil servant, Chief of Staff to the Prime Minister (1989–1990), cancer.^[60]
• Heriberto Hermes, 84, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Cristalândia (1990–2009).^[61]
• Keorapetse Kgositsile, 79, South African poet and journalist.^[62]
• Aurelio Menéndez, 90, Spanish politician and lawyer, Minister of Education (1976–1977).^[63]
• Francis George Adeodatus Micallef, 89, Maltese Roman Catholic prelate, Apostolic Vicar of Kuwait (1981–2005).^[64]
• Miroslav Miletić, 92, Croatian composer.^[65]
• Darci Miguel Monteiro, 49, Brazilian footballer (Volta Redonda Futebol Clube, Widzew Łódź, Antalyaspor), heart attack.^[66]
• Rob Picciolo, 64, American baseball player (Oakland Athletics, Milwaukee Brewers) and coach (San Diego Padres), heart attack.^[67]
• Konrad Ragossnig, 85, Austrian classical guitarist.^[68]
• Alan Sagner, 97, American public servant and political fundraiser, chairman of Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the CPB, cardiac amyloidosis.^[69]
• Medeniyet Shahberdiyeva, 87, Turkmen opera singer and music educator.^[70]
• Ambalavaner Sivanandan, 94, Sri Lankan author.^[71]
• Serafino Sprovieri, 87, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Rossano-Cariati (1980–1991) and Benevento (1991–2006).^[72]
• Igor Strelbin, 43, Russian footballer (Dynamo Bryansk, FC Dynamo Makhachkala, Zenit Penza).^[73]

4

• Aharon Appelfeld, 85, Romanian-born Israeli writer.^[74]
• Ulhas Bapat, 67, Indian santoor player.^[75]
• Dick Bestwick, 87, American football coach (Virginia Cavaliers).^[76]
• Nicola Gordon Bowe, 69, British art historian.^[77]
• Johannes Brost, 71, Swedish actor (Rederiet, Black Jack, Stjärnhuset), throat cancer.^[78]
• Brendan Byrne, 93, American politician, Governor of New Jersey (1974–1982), lung infection.^[79]
• Papa Camara, 66, Guinean football player (Hafia) and coach (national team).^[80]
• Gerard Conley Sr., 88, American politician, member of the Maine Senate (1968–1984) and House of Representatives (1964–1968), Mayor of Portland (1970–1971).^[81]
• Joaquín Cortizo, 85, Spanish footballer.^[82]
• Carmen Cozza, 87, American baseball and football player (Miami Redhawks) and Hall of Fame coach (Yale Bulldogs).^[83]
• Bruce Halle, 87, American auto parts executive and philanthropist, founder of Discount Tire.^[84]
• Owen Hardy, 95, New Zealand WWII air force pilot.^[85]
• Lyli Herse, 89, French racing cyclist.^[86]
• Senichi Hoshino, 70, Japanese Hall of Fame baseball player (Chunichi Dragons) and manager (Hanshin Tigers, Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles), pancreatic cancer.^[87]
• Philipp Jenninger, 85, German politician, President of the Bundestag (1984–1988).^[88]
• Rafiatou Karimou, 71, Beninese politician and teacher, member of the National Assembly (1999–2006).^[89]
• Gail McIntosh, 62, New Zealand politician, MP for Lyttelton (1990–1993).^[90]
• Jack N. Merritt, 87, American army general.^[91]
• Emerante Morse, 99, Haitian dancer and folklorist.^[92]
• Raymond Robinson, 88, South African Olympian [1]
• Zubaida Tariq, 72, Pakistani chef, complications from a heart attack.^[93]
• Ray Thomas, 76, English singer-songwriter ("Veteran Cosmic Rocker", "For My Lady") and Hall of Fame musician (The Moody Blues), prostate cancer.^[94]
• Geoffrey Vaughan, 84, Australian rugby union player and pharmaceutical scientist.^[95]
• Vladimir Yankilevsky, 79, Russian artist.^[96]

5

• Antonio Valentín Angelillo, 80, Italian-Argentine football player (Inter Milan, A.S. Roma, Boca Juniors).^[97]
• Muntazir Baba, 68, Pakistani poet.^[98]
• Emanuel Barbara, 68, Maltese Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Malindi (since 2011).^[99]
• Thomas Bopp, 68, American astronomer, co-discoverer of Comet Hale–Bopp, liver failure.^[100]
• Aydın Boysan, 96, Turkish architect, multiple organ failure.^[101]
• Rasa Chughtai, 89, Indian-born Pakistani poet.^[102]
• Carlos Heitor Cony, 91, Brazilian journalist and writer, multiple organ failure.^[103]
• Robert Q. Crane, 91, American politician, Treasurer and Receiver-General of Massachusetts (1965–1991); member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives (1957–1964).^[104]
• Donald D. Evans, 90, Canadian philosopher.^[105]
• Jacques Genest, 98, Canadian physician and scientist.^[106]
• Carole Hart, 74, American television writer (Sesame Street), cancer.^[107]
• Bruce Hood, 81, Canadian hockey referee (NHL), prostate cancer.^[108]
• Henry Jean-Baptiste, 85, French politician, Deputy (1986–2002).^[109]
• Hans Werner Kettenbach, 89, German journalist and author.^[110]
• Asghar Khan, 96, Pakistani politician and military officer, Commander-in-Chief of the Air Force (1957–1965).^[111]
• Marián Labuda, 73, Slovak actor.^[112]
• Norman Lamb, 82, American politician, member of the Oklahoma Senate (1971–1988).^[113]
• John McIntyre, 89, American Olympian [2]
• Mick Murphy, 77, Irish hurler (Tipperary).^[114]
• Dhiraj Kumar Nath, 72, Bangladeshi diplomat, member of the Caretaker government panel.^[115]
• Livingstone Mpalanyi Nkoyoyo, 80, Ugandan Anglican prelate, Archbishop of Uganda (1995–2004).^[116]
• Vincent Mojwok Nyiker, 84, Sudanese Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Malakal (1979–2009).^[117]
• Münir Özkul, 92, Turkish actor.^[118]
• Carlo Pedretti, 89, Italian historian (Leonardo da Vinci).^[119]
• Sardar Ahmed Ali Khan Pitafi, 74, Pakistani politician, member of the Provincial Assembly of Sindh (2014–2017), cancer.^[120]
• Marina Ripa di Meana, 76, Italian writer, stylist and TV personality, cancer.^[121]
• Vassilios Sillis, 88, Greek Olympic athlete (1952, 1960).^[122]
• Barry Thomas, 80, New Zealand rugby union player (Auckland, Wellington, national team).^[123]
• Jerry Van Dyke, 86, American actor and comedian (My Mother the Car, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Coach), heart failure.^[124]
• Peter Wells, 88, British-born New Zealand Olympic athlete (1952, 1956).^[125]
• Gihan Wikramanayake, 57, Sri Lankan academic.^[126]
• John Young, 87, American astronaut (Apollo 16, STS-1), pneumonia.^[127]

6

• Horace Ashenfelter, 94, American athlete, Olympic champion (1952).^[128]
• Remídio José Bohn, 67, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Cachoeira do Sul (since 2011).^[129]
• Elza Brandeisz, 110, Hungarian dancer and teacher, conferred Righteous Among the Nations.^[130]
• Max Collie, 86, Australian trombonist.^[131]
• Rita Crocker Clements, 86, American political organizer, First Lady of Texas (1979–1983, 1987–1991), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[132]
• Walther Dürr, 85, German musicologist.^[133]
• Marjorie Holt, 97, American politician, member of the US House of Representatives for Maryland's 4th District (1973–1987).^[134]
• Rod Hunter, 74, Canadian curler, world champion (1970, 1971).^[135]
• Bob Jenson, 86, American politician, member of the Oregon House of Representatives (1997–2015).^[136]
• Elizabeth Meehan, 70, Scottish political scientist.^[137]
• Kapil Mohan, 88, Indian beverage and food executive (Old Monk, Mohan Meakin), cardiac arrest.^[138]
• William R. Ojala, 92, American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1971–1974).^[139]
• Peter Preston, 79, British journalist, editor of The Guardian (1975–1995), melanoma.^[140]
• Baldev Raj, 70, Indian nuclear physicist.^[141]
• Jimmy Robinson, 67, American recording engineer (Led Zeppelin).^[142]
• Nigel Sims, 86, English footballer (Aston Villa, Wolverhampton, Peterborough).^[143]
• Greta Thyssen, 90, Danish-born American actress (Quiz Whizz, Pies and Guys, Sappy Bull Fighters), pneumonia.^[144]
• Dave Toschi, 86, American police detective (Zodiac Killer), pneumonia.^[145]
• Frank Varrichione, 85, American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers, Los Angeles Rams).^[146]

7

• Meshary Al-Arada, 35, Kuwaiti singer and composer, traffic collision.^[147]
• Jim Anderton, 79, New Zealand politician, Deputy Prime Minister (1999–2002), MP (1984–2011) and Leader of the Progressive Party (2002–2012).^[148]
• Ed Bennett, 80, American Olympic sailor.^[149]
• Will Gay Bottje, 92, American composer.^[150]
• Joe Ellis Brown, 84, American politician, member of the South Carolina House of Representatives (1986–2006).^[151]
• Marley Caribu, 70, Japanese manga writer (Old Boy).^[152]
• Shiv Chopra, 84, Canadian microbiologist and human rights activist.^[153]
• Bryn Crossley, 59, Welsh jockey, seizure.^[154]
• Tom Dowling, 77, American football coach (Georgetown Tigers, Liberty Flames), pancreatic cancer.^[155]
• Noël Estcourt, 89, Rhodesian-born English rugby union player.^[156]
• France Gall, 70, French singer ("Laisse tomber les filles", "Poupée de cire, poupée de son", "Ella, elle l'a"), Eurovision winner (1965), cancer.^[157]
• Anna Mae Hays, 97, American military officer and nurse, Chief of Army Nurse Corps (1967–1971), first female U.S. General, complications from a heart attack.^[158]
• Markku Into, 72, Finnish poet.^[159]
• Tom Netherton, 70, American singer, pneumonia.^[160]
• Nico, 56, Swiss western lowland gorilla.^[161]
• Gustav Heiberg Simonsen, 82, Norwegian lawyer and politician.^[162]
• Buster Stiggs, 63, British-born New Zealand drummer (Suburban Reptiles, The Swingers, Models), complications from kidney disease and multiple myeloma.^[163]
• Antoni Subirà, 77, Spanish politician, member of Parliament of Catalonia (1980–1993) and co-founder of Democratic Convergence of Catalonia.^[164]
• Peter Sutherland, 71, Irish barrister and banker, Attorney General (1981–1982, 1982–1984), founding Director-General of the World Trade Organization (1993–1995).^[165]
• Chris Tsangarides, 61, British music producer (Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Thin Lizzy), pneumonia and heart failure.^[166]
• Bjørg Vik, 82, Norwegian writer, co-founder of Sirene.^[167]
• Shrivallabh Vyas, 60, Indian actor (Lagaan).^[168]
• Saksham Yadav, 28, Indian powerlifter, traffic collision.^[169]
• Dick Young, 90, American baseball player (Philadelphia Phillies).^[170]
• Doug Young, 98, American voice actor (Quick Draw McGraw, The Flintstones, Jonny Quest).^[171]

8

• Hans Aabech, 69, Danish footballer (Skovshoved IF, national team).^[172]
• Agustín Bernal, 59, Mexican actor.^[173]
• Michael Hare, 2nd Viscount Blakenham, 79, British hereditary peer, company chairman (Pearson PLC), and environmentalist.^[174]
• Salvador Borrego, 102, Mexican journalist and conspiracy theorist.^[175]
• Bruce Cole, 79, American humanist, Chairman of the NEH (2001–2009), Presidential Citizens Medal recipient (2008).^[176]
• Gerald Degaetano, 53, Maltese athlete.^[177]
• Yvonne Englich, 38, German wrestler, cancer.^[178]
• Juan Carlos García, 29, Honduran footballer (Marathón, Olimpia, national team), leukemia.^[179]
• J. F. C. Harrison, 96, British historian and author.^[180]
• Paddy Harte, 86, Irish politician, TD (1961–1997).^[181]
• Claude Jean-Prost, 81, French Olympic ski jumper.^[182]
• Jenny Joseph, 85, English poet.^[183]
• Frank Kreith, 95, Austrian-born American mechanical engineer.^[184]
• Denise LaSalle, 78, American blues singer ("Trapped by a Thing Called Love").^[185]
• Vojtěch Lindaur, 60, Czech journalist, radio host (Radio Beat) and record producer.^[186]
• George Lindbeck, 94, American Lutheran theologian.^[187]
• James Makumbi, 75, Ugandan physician, politician and kidnap victim, MP and Minister of Health.^[188]
• Keith McKenzie, 95, Australian VFL football player and coach (North Melbourne, Carlton Football Club).^[189]
• Kynaston McShine, 82, American curator (MoMA).^[190]
• Kapil Mohan, 88, Indian entrepreneur.^[191]
• James N. Morgan, 99, American economist.^[192]
• Antonio Munguía, 75, Mexican footballer (Club Necaxa, Cruz Azul, national team).^[193]
• Chuck Murphy, 70, American prelate, bishop of the Anglican Mission in the Americas, brain cancer.^[194]
• Jackie Perry, 93, English rugby league footballer (Wakefield Trinity).^[195]
• Donnelly Rhodes, 80, Canadian actor (Soap, Battlestar Galactica, Da Vinci's Inquest), cancer.^[196]
• George Maxwell Richards, 86, Trinidadian politician, President (2003–2013), heart failure.^[197]
• Myron Rush, 96, American Kremlinologist, Cornell University professor, and CIA analyst, kidney failure.^[198]
• Wojciech Rydz, 85, Polish Olympic fencer (1952).^[199]
• David Sherwin, 75, British screenwriter (if...., O Lucky Man!, Britannia Hospital), sepsis.^[200]
• Ron Tandberg, 74, Australian cartoonist, oesophageal cancer.^[201]
• Charles H. Turner, 82, American attorney.^[202]
• Tricia Walker, 53, British author, breast cancer.^[203]

9

• Bob Bailey, 75, American baseball player (Montreal Expos, Pittsburgh Pirates, Los Angeles Dodgers).^[204]
• Stan Bronson Jr., 89, American baseball batboy.^[205]
• Neave Brown, 88, American-born British architect, lung cancer.^[206]
• Theodore V. Buttrey Jr., 88, American numismatist.^[207]
• Maruja Callaved, 97, Spanish television director.^[208]
• Dreaming of Anna, 14, American racehorse, ruptured aorta.^[209]
• Guan De, 85, Chinese aeroelasticity engineer and aircraft designer.^[210]
• Brandon Hixon, 36, American politician, member of the Idaho House of Representatives (2012–2017), suicide by gunshot.^[211]
• Nicky Hoffmann, 77, Luxembourgian footballer.^[212]
• Heikki Kirkinen, 90, Finnish historian.^[213]
• Terence Marsh, 86, British production designer (Doctor Zhivago, Oliver!, The Shawshank Redemption), Oscar winner (1966, 1969), cancer.^[214]
• Valeri Matyunin, 57, Russian footballer (Dynamo Moscow, Dnepr Mogilev, Fakel Voronezh).^[215]
• Jean-Marc Mazzonetto, 34, French rugby union player (Stade Montois), traffic collision.^[216]
• Cheikh Sidy Mokhtar Mbacké, 93, Senegalese religious chief, Caliph of Mouride (since 2010).^[217]
• Vladimír Miko, 74, Slovak table tennis player.^[218]
• Joseph Wayne Miller, 36, American actor (Heavyweights).^[219]
• Robert Minlos, 86, Russian mathematician.^[220]
• Gerald Morkel, 76, South African politician, Premier of the Western Cape (1998–2001), Mayor of Cape Town (2001–2002).^[221]
• Odvar Nordli, 90, Norwegian politician, Prime Minister (1976–1981), prostate cancer.^[222]
• Yılmaz Onay, 80, Turkish author.^[223]
• Kato Ottio, 23, Papua New Guinean rugby league footballer (national team), complications from heat stroke.^[224]
• Mario Perniola, 76, Italian philosopher.^[225]
• Ted Phillips, 84, English footballer (Ipswich Town, Leyton Orient, Colchester United), dementia.^[226]
• Victoriano Ríos Pérez, 87, Spanish politician, member (1987–1999, 2003–2004) and president (1987–1995) of the Parliament of the Canary Islands, Senator (1995–2003).^[227]
• Milton J. Rosenberg, 92, American psychology professor (University of Chicago) and radio host (WGN), pneumonia.^[228]
• Reza Sheikholeslami, 76, Iranian academic.^[229]
• Archie Styles, 78, English footballer (Wrexham, Stourbridge).^[230]
• Kurt Thalmann, 86, Swiss footballer (FC Basel).^[231]
• Alexander Vedernikov, 90, Russian singer and teacher, Bolshoi Theatre soloist (1958–1990), People's Artist of the USSR (1976).^[232]
• Yuan Chengye, 93, Chinese organic chemist.^[233]

10

• Rocky Agusta, 67, Italian race car driver.^[234]
• Damdinjavyn Bandi, 75, Mongolian Olympic boxer (1972, 1976).^[235]
• Victor Brooke, 3rd Viscount Alanbrooke, 85, British peer.^[236]
• Étienne Bally, 94, French Olympic sprinter (1948, 1952), European champion (1950).^[237]
• Eddie Clarke, 67, British guitarist (Motörhead, Fastway), pneumonia.^[238]
• Charles Davis, 90, American Olympic sports shooter (1972).^[239]
• Mikhail Derzhavin, 81, Russian actor.^[240]
• Urs Fankhauser, 74, Swiss Olympic rower (1968, 1972).^[241]
• Sir Angus Farquharson, 82, British public servant, Lord Lieutenant of Aberdeenshire (1998–2010).^[242]
• David Fisher, 88, British television writer (Doctor Who, Dixon of Dock Green, Hammer House of Horror).^[243]
• Pierre Grillet, 85, French footballer (RC Paris).^[244]
• Gordon Hølmebakk, 89, Norwegian publishing editor.^[245]
• John Sherrill Houser, 82, American artist, heart failure.^[246]
• William B. Keene, 92, American judge (Los Angeles County Superior Court) and television personality (Divorce Court).^[247]
• Katherine Kellgren, 48, American narrator and actress, cancer.^[248]
• Tommy Lawrence, 77, Scottish footballer (Liverpool, Tranmere Rovers, national team).^[249]
• Tom Luken, 92, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives for Ohio's 1st and 2nd Districts (1974–1975, 1977–1991), Mayor of Cincinnati (1971–1972).^[250]
• Philippe Marchand, 78, French politician, Deputy (1978–1991), Minister of the Interior (1991–1992).^[251]
• John McGlashan, 50, Scottish footballer (Millwall, Peterborough, Rotherham).^[252]
• Novello Novelli, 87, Italian actor (The Pool Hustlers, Dear Goddamned Friends).^[253]
• Doreen Tracey, 74, English-born American actress (The Mickey Mouse Club), cancer and pneumonia.^[254]
• Celestine Ujang Jilan, 70, Malaysian politician, Speaker of the Sarawak State Legislative Assembly (1981–1987).^[255]
• Gordon Wills, 83, English footballer (Notts County, Leicester City).^[256]

11

• Doug Barnard Jr., 95, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Georgia's 10th district (1977–1993).^[257]
• Gene Cole, 89, American athlete, Olympic silver medalist (1952).^[258]
• Raúl Antonio García, 55, Salvadoran footballer (Águila), lymphoma.^[259]
• Stephane Gauger, 48, Vietnamese-born American film director and screenwriter (Owl and the Sparrow, Powder Blue), stroke.^[260]
• Geoffrey C. Hazard Jr., 88, American lawyer.^[261]
• John W. Hennessey Jr, 92, American academic.^[262]
• Ednyfed Hudson Davies, 88, Welsh politician, MP for Conway (1966–1970) and Caerphilly (1979–1983).^[263]
• Jeremy Inkel, 34, Canadian electronic music programmer and keyboardist, complications from asthma.^[264]
• Sumiko Iwao, 83, Japanese psychologist, editor-in-chief of Japan Echo (1997–2007).^[265]
• Edgar Ray Killen, 92, American Ku Klux Klan leader and convicted murderer.^[266]
• Noemi Lapzeson, 77, Argentinian dancer and choreographer.^[267]
• Takis Loukanidis, 80, Greek footballer (Doxa Drama, Panathinaikos, national team).^[268]
• Jan Valentin Sæther, 73, Norwegian painter and priest.^[269]
• Giuseppe Secchi, 86, Italian footballer (Triestina, Udinese Calcio, A.C. Fanfulla 1874).^[270]
• Noel Thornton, 74, Australian rugby league player (Western Suburbs Magpies, Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks).^[271]

12

• Rudy Árias, 86, Cuban baseball player (Chicago White Sox).^[272]
• Peter Batkin, 65, English auctioneer, stroke.^[273]
• Eddy Beugels, 73, Dutch cyclist.^[274]
• Lisa Chedekel, 57, American journalist, cancer.^[275]
• Bella Emberg, 80, British actress (The Russ Abbot Show, The Benny Hill Show, Bear Behaving Badly).^[276]
• Frankie Muse Freeman, 101, American civil rights attorney.^[277]
• Robert W. Hamilton, 86, American legal scholar.^[278]
• Keith Jackson, 89, American sportscaster (ABC Sports, Wide World of Sports).^[279]
• Jean-Louis Koszul, 97, French mathematician.^[280]
• Jim McNally, 86, American Olympic sports shooter.^[281]
• Ilkka Pastinen, 89, Finnish diplomat.^[282]
• Pierre Pincemaille, 61, French organist, lung cancer.^[283]
• Léon Ritzen, 78, Belgian footballer (R.W.D. Molenbeek, Beerschot, national team).^[284]
• Doodhnath Singh, 81, Indian writer, prostate cancer.^[285]
• Sir Keith Speed, 83, British politician, MP (1968–1974, 1974–1997), Navy Minister (1979–1981).^[286]
• John V. Tunney, 83, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives from California's 38th district (1965–1971) and U.S. Senator (1971–1977), prostate cancer.^[287]
• Heinrich von Stietencron, 84, German indologist.^[288]

13

• Shaukat Abbas, 71, Pakistani cricketer.^[289]
• Dean Allen, 51, Canadian typographer and web developer.^[290]
• Bob Beak, 92, British Anglican prelate, Assistant Bishop of Marsabit (1984–1989).^[291]
• Greg Critser, 63, American writer, glioblastoma.^[292]
• Kaj Czarnecki, 81, Finnish Olympic fencer (1960).^[293]
• Hélder d'Oliveira, 83, Portuguese Olympic sailor.^[294]
• John Elder, 85, Australian football player.^[295]
• Otoniel Gonzaga, 75, Filipino opera singer.^[296]
• Doug Harvey, 87, American Hall of Fame baseball umpire.^[297]
• Mohammed Hazzaz, 72, Moroccan footballer (MAS Fez).^[298]
• Darmanto Jatman, 75, Indonesian poet.^[299]
• Emmett Johns, 89, Canadian Roman Catholic priest.^[300]
• Rick Jolly, 71, British Royal Navy surgeon.^[301]
• Byron Langley, 91, American politician.^[302]
• Jack Nel, 89, South African cricketer.^[303]
• Tzimis Panousis, 63, Greek singer, comedian and actor, heart attack.^[304]
• Jean Porter, 95, American actress (Abbott and Costello in Hollywood, Bathing Beauty, Cry Danger).^[305]
• Julio Rocha López, 67, Nicaraguan football administrator, President of the Nicaraguan Football Federation (1987–2012) and UNCAF (2003–2017).^[306]
• Aristeidis Roubanis, 85, Greek Olympic basketball player and javelin thrower (1952).^[307]
• Ernest H. Sanders, 99, German-born American music historian.^[308]
• Tad Schnugg, 73, American theater director.^[309]
• Walter Schuster, 88, Austrian alpine skier, Olympic bronze medalist (1956).^[310]
• Emily Anne Staples, 88, American politician, member of the Minnesota Senate (1977–1981).^[311]
• Naomi Stevens, 92, American actress (Vega$, The Apartment, Valley of the Dolls).^[312]
• Eliyahu Winograd, 91, Israeli judge.^[313]

14

• Geoffrey Best, 89, English historian.^[314]
• Barbara Cope, 67, American rock 'n' roll groupie, house fire.^[315]
• Sir John Cullen, 91, British chemical engineer.^[316]
• Paul Lustig Dunkel, 74, American flutist and conductor.^[317]
• Pablo García Baena, 96, Spanish poet.^[318]
• Dan Gurney, 86, American Hall of Fame racing driver (All American Racers), race car constructor (Eagle Mk1), and team owner (Eagle), pneumonia.^[319]
• George Haines, 96, American basketball player.^[320]
• Cecil Hoekstra, 82, Canadian ice hockey player (Montreal Canadiens).^[321]
• Stan Hovdebo, 92, Canadian politician.^[322]
• Bill Hughes, 87, American jazz trombonist.^[323]
• Satnam Singh Kainth, 56, Indian politician, brain hemorrhage.^[324]
• Max Labovitch, 93, Canadian ice hockey player (New York Rangers).^[325]
• Erling Mandelmann, 82, Danish photographer.^[326]
• Spanky Manikan, 75, Filipino actor, lung cancer.^[327]
• Mario Martinez, 60, American weightlifter, Olympic silver medalist (1984).^[328]
• François Morel, 91, Canadian composer.^[329]
• Yosuke Natsuki, 81, Japanese actor (Storm Over the Pacific, Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster, The Return of Godzilla), kidney cancer.^[330]
• John Pierik, 68, Dutch Olympic shooter (1980, 1984).^[331]
• T. V. Rajeswar, 91, Indian police officer. Director of the Intelligence Bureau (1980–1983).^[332]
• Anton Regh, 77, German footballer (1. FC Köln).^[333]
• Cyrille Regis, 59, English footballer (West Bromwich Albion, Coventry City, Aston Villa), cardiac arrest.^[334]
• Samuel A. Schreiner Jr., 96, American writer.^[335]
• Milton Shadur, 93, American federal judge, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois (1980–1992).^[336]
• Marlene VerPlanck, 84, American jazz singer.^[337]
• Hugh Wilson, 74, American screenwriter and director (WKRP in Cincinnati, Police Academy, The First Wives Club), lung cancer and emphysema.^[338]

15

• Romana Acosta Bañuelos, 92, American public servant, Treasurer of the United States (1971–1974), pneumonia.^[339]
• Viktor Anpilov, 72, Russian politician and trade unionist, stroke.
• Sir James Ball, 84, British economist.^[340]
• Bob Barton, 76, American baseball player (San Diego Padres, San Francisco Giants), complications from dementia.^[341]
• Anshel Brusilow, 89, American violinist and conductor.^[342]
• Carl Emil Christiansen, 80, Danish footballer (Esbjerg fB).^[343]
• Bogusław Cygan, 53, Polish footballer (Górnik Zabrze, Stal Mielec, Lausanne Sports).^[344]
• Moussa Diagana, 71, Mauritanian writer.^[345]
• Marianne Eigenheer, 72, Swiss artist.^[346]
• Joe Frank, 79, French-born American radio personality (KPFA, KCRW, All Things Considered) and humorist.^[347]
• Joachim Gnilka, 89, German Roman Catholic theologian.^[348]
• Buddhadev Das Gupta, 84, Indian sarod player, heart attack.^[349]
• Edwin Hawkins, 74, American gospel pianist and singer ("Oh Happy Day", "Lay Down (Candles in the Rain)"), multiple Grammy winner, pancreatic cancer.^[350]
• Raghunath Jha, 78, Indian politician.^[351]
• Dick King, 83, American politician, member of the Washington House of Representatives (1965–1994).^[352]
• Mathilde Krim, 91, Italian-born American HIV/AIDS researcher.^[353]
• Karl-Heinz Kunde, 80, German racing cyclist.^[354]
• Samson Kutateladze, 53, Georgian politician and brigadier general, MP (2008–2012), shot.^[355]
• Pitoy Moreno, 91, Filipino fashion designer.^[356]
• Ava Mukherjee, 88, Indian actress (Devdas, Detective Naani).^[357]
• Rosalia Nghidinwa, 65, Namibian politician, Minister of Immigration and Home Affairs (2005–2012) and Gender Equality and Child Welfare (2012–2015), cancer.^[358]
• Wendy Nicol, Baroness Nicol, 94, British politician and life peer, member of the House of Lords (since 1983).^[359]
• Omid Nooshin, 43, English director (Last Passenger).^[360]
• Dolores O'Riordan, 46, Irish singer and guitarist (The Cranberries, D.A.R.K.), drowning due to alcohol intoxication.^[361]
• Óscar Alberto Pérez, 36, Venezuelan actor, policeman and CICPC investigator, involved in Caracas helicopter incident, shot.^[362]
• Roderick Rijnders, 76, Dutch coxswain, Olympic silver medalist (1968).^[363]
• Gnani Sankaran, 64, Indian journalist and writer.^[364]
• William Scharf, 90, American artist.^[365]
• Mike Shanahan, 78, American professional sports team owner (St. Louis Blues).^[366]
• Terje Skarsfjord, 75, Norwegian football manager (Tromsø).^[367]
• Sujud Sutrisno, 64, Indonesian street drummer and singer.^[368]
• Wilse B. Webb, 97, American psychologist and sleep researcher.^[369]
• Peter Wyngarde, 90, British actor (Department S, Jason King, Flash Gordon).^[370]

16

• Shammi Akhtar, 60, Bangladeshi playback singer, breast cancer.^[371]
• Bill Bain, 80, American management consultant, founder of Bain & Company.^[372]
• Joe Baker, 85, Australian marine scientist and rugby league player.^[373]
• George Bandy, 72, American politician, member of the Alabama House of Representatives (since 1994), pulmonary and circulatory illness.^[374]
• Arthur Davidson, 89, British politician, MP for Accrington (1966–1983), complications from a fall.^[375]
• Rubén Oswaldo Díaz, 72, Argentine footballer (Racing Club, Atlético Madrid).^[376]
• Bradford Dillman, 87, American actor (Compulsion, The Way We Were, The Enforcer), complications from pneumonia.^[377]
• Geevarghese Divannasios Ottathengil, 67, Indian Syro-Malankala Catholic prelate, Bishop of Bathery (1996–2010) and Puthur (2010–2017).^[378]
• Jørgen Dobloug, 72, Norwegian artist.^[379]
• Ed Doolan, 76, Australian-born British radio presenter, complications of vascular dementia.^[380]
• LaFayette Duckett, 99, American politician.^[381]
• Rodney Fern, 69, English footballer (Leicester City, Chesterfield), dementia.^[382]
• Anatoly Glushenkov, 75, Russian politician, Governor of Smolensk Oblast (1993–1998).^[383]
• Kingdon Gould Jr., 94, American diplomat, Ambassador to Luxembourg (1969–1972) and the Netherlands (1973–1976), pneumonia.^[384]
• Peter Groeger, 84, German actor and director.^[385]
• Tyler Hilinski, 21, American football player (Washington State), suicide by gunshot.^[386]
• Dave Holland, 69, English drummer (Judas Priest, Trapeze).^[387]
• Madalena Iglésias, 78, Portuguese actress and singer.^[388]
• Oliver Ivanović, 64, Kosovar politician, shot.^[389]
• Eugeniusz Jureczko, 78, Polish Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Yokadouma (1991–2017).^[390]
• Liu Zhonghua, 101, Chinese navy admiral.^[391]
• Julie Beth Lovins, 72, American computational linguist.^[392]
• Eric Luoma, 88, Canadian Olympic cross-country skier (1964).^[393]
• Wilhelm Melliger, 64, Swiss equestrian, Olympic silver medalist (1996, 2000), stroke.^[394]
• John Monteith, 69, American actor, writer and director.^[395]
• Javiera Muñoz, 40, Swedish singer, anorexia nervosa.^[396]
• Timothy J. O'Connor Jr., 81, American politician, member (1969–1981) and Speaker (1975–1981) of the Vermont House of Representatives.^[397]
• Thomas Newman O'Neill Jr., 89, American federal judge, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania (1983–1996).^[398]
• Moya O'Sullivan, 91, Australian actress (Neighbours, Cop Shop, Hey Dad..!).^[399]
• Harold Rosen, 92, American politician, Mayor of Miami Beach, Florida (1974–1977).^[400]
• John Spellman, 91, American politician, Governor of Washington (1981–1985), pneumonia.^[401]
• Pål Spilling, 83, Norwegian computer scientist.^[402]
• Jo Jo White, 71, American Hall of Fame basketball player (Boston Celtics, Golden State Warriors, Kansas City Kings), Olympic champion (1968), pneumonia.^[403]

17

• Jahangir Amuzegar, 98, Iranian economist, academic and politician.^[404]
• John M. Andrist, 86, American journalist and politician, member of the North Dakota Senate (1993–2014), complications from a stroke.^[405]
• Roy Bennett, 60, Zimbabwean politician, MP (2000–2006), helicopter crash.^[406]
• John Bindernagel, 76, Canadian biologist and cryptozoologist, cancer.^[407]
• Landrum Bolling, 104, American political scientist and academic administrator, president of Earlham College (1958–1973).^[408]
• Paul Booth, 74, American political activist.^[409]
• Denis Cuspert, 41, German rapper and jihadist, airstrike.^[410]
• Guy Dupré, 89, French writer and publisher.^[411]
• Mark Genge, 90, English Anglican priest, Bishop of Central Newfoundland (1976–1990).^[412]
• Jerzy Gros, 72, Polish Olympic long-distance runner (1976).^[413]
• He Yousheng, 86, Chinese hydrodynamicist, member of the Academy of Engineering.^[414]
• Edwin Lins, 54, Austrian Olympic wrestler (1984, 1988).^[415]
• Ilir Luarasi, 63, Albanian footballer (Dinamo Tirana, national team).^[416]
• Ted McCoy, 92, New Zealand architect.^[417]
• Ed Moses, 91, American artist and painter.^[418]
• Arno Motulsky, 94, German-born American geneticist.^[419]
• Bénédicte Pesle, 90, French arts patron.^[420]
• Augusto Polo Campos, 85, Peruvian composer.^[421]
• Claude Prouvoyeur, 91, French politician, Senator (1983–1992), mayor of Dunkirk (1966–1989).^[422]
• Herbert Schmertz, 87, American public relations executive.^[423]
• Simon Shelton, 52, British actor (Teletubbies, Incredible Games), hypothermia.^[424]

18

• Ishfaq Ahmad, 87, Pakistani nuclear physicist and professor (Abdus Salam Centre for Physics).^[425]
• John Barton, 89, British theatre director, co-founder of the Royal Shakespeare Company.^[426]
• Luc Beyer de Ryke, 84, Belgian politician, MEP (1980–1989), aortic rupture.^[427]
• Bob Carlton, 67, British theatre director and writer (Return to the Forbidden Planet), cancer.^[428]
• Martine Époque, 75, French-born Canadian dance educator and choreographer.^[429]
• Eppie Gibson, 90, English rugby league player and coach (Whitehaven R.L.F.C.).^[430]
• Wallis Grahn, 72, Swedish actress (Rederiet).^[431]
• Ding Guangquan, 73, Chinese comedian.^[432]
• Kashinath, 67, Indian actor and director (Anubhava, Avale Nanna Hendthi, Avane Nanna Ganda), cancer.^[433]
• Chandi Lahiri, 88, Indian cartoonist.^[434]
• Julius Lester, 78, American writer (To Be a Slave) and educator.^[435]
• Lucas Mangope, 94, South African politician, President of Bophuthatswana (1977–1994).^[436]
• Carla Marangoni, 102, Italian gymnast, Olympic silver medalist (1928).^[437]
• Peter Mayle, 78, British author (A Year in Provence, A Good Year).^[438]
• Laurie Morgan, 87, British government official, Chief Minister of Guernsey (2004–2007).^[439]
• Steve Nisbett, 69, Nevisian-born British reggae drummer (Steel Pulse).^[440]
• Nancy Richler, 60, Canadian novelist, cancer.^[441]
• Edward C. Rochette, 90, American numismatist.^[442]
• Anthony Allen Shore, 55, American serial killer and rapist, execution by lethal injection.^[443]
• Henry Soles Jr., 82, American chaplain and author.^[444]
• Borys Steklyar, 95, Ukrainian military officer.^[445]
• Yasuo Tanaka, 86, Japanese astrophysicist.^[446]
• Mae Tischer, 89, American politician.^[447]
• Stansfield Turner, 94, American admiral, Director of Central Intelligence (1977–1981).^[448]
• Joseph Wang Yu-jung, 86, Taiwanese Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Taichung (1986–2009).^[449]
• Chick Webster, 97, Canadian ice hockey player (New York Rangers).^[450]
• Barry Wilde, 89, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly for Parramatta (1976–1988).^[451]

19

• Dik Abed, 73, South African-born Dutch cricketer.^[452]
• Munnu Bhai, 84, Pakistani journalist.^[453]
• Harvey R. Blau, 82, American attorney and executive.^[454]
• Ute Bock, 75, Austrian educator and humanitarian.^[455]
• Lin Bolen, 76, American television executive and producer.^[456]
• James C. Browne, 83, American computer scientist.^[457]
• Anna Campori, 100, Italian actress (Neapolitan Turk, The Overtaxed).^[458]
• Geoffrey Caston, 91, British academic administrator and civil servant.^[459]
• Olivia Cole, 75, American actress (Roots, Backstairs at the White House, Brewster Place), Emmy Award winner (1977), heart attack.^[460]
• John Conboy, 83, American television producer (The Young and the Restless).^[461]
• Maurice Couture, 91, Canadian Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Québec (1990–2002).^[462]
• Alain Devaquet, 75, French politician, Minister of National Education, Higher Education and Research (1986) and MP (1978–1981, 1988–1997).^[463]
• Saqi Farooqi, 81, Pakistani poet.^[464]
• Red Fisher, 91, Canadian hockey journalist (Montreal Star, Montreal Gazette).^[465]
• Marcel Frémiot, 98, French composer and musicologist.^[466]
• Célio de Oliveira Goulart, 73, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of São João del Rei (since 2010).^[467]
• Pavel Kazankov, 91, Russian Olympic racewalker (1952).^[468]
• David M. Knight, 81, British historian of science.^[469]
• Ferdinand Knobloch, 101, Czech-Canadian psychiatrist.^[470]
• Ed LaForge, 82, American politician, member of the Michigan House of Representatives (1994–2000), heart disease.^[471]
• Dorothy Malone, 93, American actress (Written on the Wind, Peyton Place, Too Much, Too Soon), Oscar winner (1956).^[472]
• Fredo Santana, 27, American rapper, kidney failure.^[473]
• Allison Shearmur, 54, American film producer (The Hunger Games, Rogue One, Cinderella), complications from lung cancer.^[474]
• Moose Stubing, 79, American baseball player (California Angels).^[475]
• Lutho Tapela, Zimbabwean politician, Senator (2005–2013).^[476]
• Sriniwas Tiwari, 93, Indian politician, Speaker of the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly (1993–2003).^[477]
• Barbara Weil, 84, American artist.^[478]
• Leslie Wyche, 73, American community activist.^[479]

20

• Dame Beulah Bewley, 88, British physician.^[480]
• Paul Bocuse, 91, French chef, Parkinson's disease.^[481]
• Wendell Castle, 85, American furniture designer and artist.^[482]
• John Coleman, 83, American meteorologist, co-founder of The Weather Channel.^[483]
• William Cousins, 90, American judge (Illinois Appellate Court), Chicago City Council member (1967–1976).^[484]
• Terry Evans, 80, American blues and soul singer, songwriter and guitarist.^[485]
• Naomi Parker Fraley, 96, American naval machinist, inspiration for the "We Can Do It!" poster.^[486]
• Antonius Jan Glazemaker, 86, Dutch Old Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Utrecht (1982–2000).^[487]
• Bill Johnson, 57, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs).^[488]
• Jerry Keeling, 78, American-born Canadian football player (Calgary Stampeders, Ottawa Rough Riders, Hamilton Tiger-Cats).^[489]
• Graeme Langlands, 76, Australian rugby league footballer (St. George Dragons, national team).^[490]
• Howard Lew Lewis, 76, English comedian and actor (Brush Strokes, Maid Marian and Her Merry Men, Chelmsford 123).^[491]
• Sylvester Carmel Magro, 76, Maltese Roman Catholic prelate, Apostolic Vicar of Benghazi (1997–2016).^[492]
• Tracey Moore, 76, English cricketer (Norfolk, Minor Counties North, Minor Counties East), cancer.^[493]
• Hasmukh Patel, 84, Indian architect.^[494]
• William Rees, 89, British veterinarian, Chief Veterinary Officer (1980–1988).^[495]
• Jim Rodford, 76, English bassist (Argent, The Kinks, The Zombies), injuries from a fall.^[496]
• Doron Rubin, 74, Israeli military officer.^[497]
• Harry Selby, 92, South African hunter.^[498]
• Bob Smith, 59, American comedian (Funny Gay Males) and author, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[499]
• Miyako Sumiyoshi, 30, Japanese Olympic speed skater (2014).^[500]
• Jack Whitten, 78, American artist.^[501]

21

• Yves Afonso, 73, French actor (The Clockmaker, Weekend, One Deadly Summer).^[502]
• Gianni Bongioanni, 96, Italian film director and screenwriter.^[503]
• Chartchai Chionoi, 75, Thai boxer, WBC (1968–1969, 1970) and WBA World Flyweight Champion (1973–1974).^[504]
• Khagen Das, 79, Indian politician, MP for Tripura West (2002–2004, 2004–2014), heart attack.^[505]
• Bruno Giacosa, 88, Italian winemaker.^[506]
• Philippe Gondet, 75, French footballer (Nantes, Red Star, national team).^[507]
• Jock Haswell, 98, British military historian and intelligence officer.^[508]
• Tsukasa Hosaka, 80, Japanese footballer (Furukawa Electric), pneumonia.^[509]
• A. Dean Jeffs, 89, American politician.^[510]
• Jim Johannson, 53, American ice hockey player (Indianapolis Ice, Milwaukee Admirals) and executive (USA Hockey).^[511]
• Jun Tae-soo, 33, South Korean actor (All My Love For You).^[512]
• Lyle Mehrkens, 80, American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1979–1982) and Senate (1983–1992).^[513]
• Jens Okking, 78, Danish actor (The Kingdom, One-Hand Clapping) and politician, MEP (1999–2003).^[514]
• Pasquale Panìco, 91, Italian politician, Senator (1979–1992).^[515]
• David Pithey, 81, South African cricketer.^[516]
• Jose Santos Rios, 78, Northern Mariana Island politician, Mayor of Saipan (1982–1986).^[517]
• Connie Sawyer, 105, American actress (Dumb and Dumber, Pineapple Express, When Harry Met Sally...), heart attack.^[518]
• Ken Seddon, 67, British chemist.^[519]
• Michael Selby, 82, British-born New Zealand geomorphologist.^[520]
• Paul Sun, 80, Taiwanese politician, Minister of Agriculture (1992–1996), pancreatic cancer.^[521]

22

• Jimmy Armfield, 82, English football player (Blackpool, national team) and manager (Leeds United), world champion (1966), non-Hodgkin lymphoma.^[522]
• K. B. Asante, 93, Ghanaian diplomat, Ambassador to Switzerland (1967–1972) and the European Economic Community (1976–1978).^[523]
• Ian Bennett, 69, Canadian civil servant, President of the Royal Canadian Mint (2006–2014).^[524]
• Carl Blair, 85, American painter and sculptor.^[525]
• Andrew Carroll, 32, American ice hockey player (Idaho Steelheads, Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs), suicide by jumping.^[526]
• Shorty Castro, 89, Puerto Rican comedian, songwriter and entertainer, cancer.^[527]
• Kudzai Chimbaira, 32, Zimbabwean actor.^[528]
• Johnny Cowell, 92, Canadian trumpeter and arranger.^[529]
• Peter Diversi, 85, Australian rugby league footballer (North Sydney Bears, Manly Warringah Sea Eagles).^[530]
• Jack Doms, 91, New Zealand swimmer, British Empire and Commonwealth Games champion (1954).^[531]
• Dale Engstrom, 100, American politician, member of the Tennessee House of Representatives (1970–1972).^[532]
• Nolan Flemmer, 79, South African cricketer.^[533]
• Emilio Gastón, 83, Spanish poet and politician, MP (1977–1979) and Justicia de Aragón (1987–1993).^[534]
• Billy Hancock, 71, American musician.^[535]
• Reinier Kreijermaat, 82, Dutch footballer (Feyenoord, USV Elinkwijk, Xerxes/DHC).^[536]
• Ursula K. Le Guin, 88, American science fiction writer (A Wizard of Earthsea, The Left Hand of Darkness, The Dispossessed).^[537]
• Ceylon Manohar, 73, Indian actor and playback singer ("Surangani").^[538]
• William Joseph McDonough, 83, American banker, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (1993–2003).^[539]
• Dahiru Musdapher, 75, Nigerian justice, Chief Justice (2011–2012).^[540]
• Preston Shannon, 70, American blues singer, songwriter and guitarist, cancer.^[541]
• Kevin Tate, 74, New Zealand soil chemist.^[542]
• Annie Young, 75, American politician, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.^[543]

23

• Anders Åberg, 72, Swedish sculptor and painter.^[544]
• Mohammed Al-Mfarah, 72, Saudi Arabian actor.^[545]
• Ruth Alas, 57, Estonian economist.^[546]
• Henry Dalzell-Payne, 88, British army general.^[547]
• Nepal Chandra Das, 73, Indian politician.^[548]
• Robert Dowdell, 85, American actor (Stoney Burke, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea).^[549]
• Robert Kisanga, 84, Tanzanian judge.^[550]
• Francisco Moreno Martínez, 86, Spanish cyclist.^[551]
• Hugh Masekela, 78, South African jazz trumpeter ("Grazing in the Grass", "Bring Him Back Home") and composer ("Soweto Blues"), prostate cancer.^[552]
• Nicanor Parra, 103, Chilean poet.^[553]
• Janno Reiljan, 68, Estonian economist and politician, MP (1999–2004), MEP (2004).^[554]
• Marcelo Romo, 76, Chilean actor (Enough Praying).^[555]
• Galen L. Stone, 96, American diplomat, Ambassador to Cyprus (1978–1981), lymphoma.^[556]
• Ezra Swerdlow, 64, American film producer (Spaceballs, 21 Jump Street, Zombieland), complications from pancreatic cancer and ALS.^[557]
• Sys NS, 61, Indonesian actor, director and politician, member of the People's Consultative Assembly (1999–2004).^[558]
• Wyatt Tee Walker, 88, American civil rights activist and pastor.^[559]
• Lari White, 52, American country singer ("Now I Know", "That's My Baby") and actress (Cast Away), peritoneal cancer.^[560]
• Richard Woollacott, 40, British racehorse trainer, suicide.^[561]

24

• Sergio Benedetti, 75, Italian art historian and curator.^[562]
• Bill Budness, 74, American football player (Oakland Raiders).^[563]
• Marcos Carvajal, 33, Venezuelan baseball player (Colorado Rockies, Florida Marlins), pneumonia.^[564]
• Gonzalo Facio Segreda, 99, Costa Rican politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs (1970–1978), President of the Legislative Assembly (1953–1956), Ambassador to the United States (1956–1958, 1962–1966, 1990–1994).^[565]
• Renaud Gagneux, 70, French composer.^[566]
• Jack Ketchum, 71, American novelist (The Girl Next Door, Off Season) and screenwriter (Offspring), cancer.^[567]
• Aleksandrs Kublinskis, 81, Latvian composer.^[568]
• Krishna Kumari, 84, Indian actress (Pathala Bhairavi), bone marrow cancer.^[569]
• Bruce Light, 68, Australian football player (Port Adelaide).^[570]
• Sir Douglas Lowe, 95, British air chief marshal.^[571]
• Warren Miller, 93, American ski and snowboarding filmmaker.^[572]
• Julio Navarro, 82, Puerto Rican baseball player (Los Angeles Angels, Detroit Tigers, Atlanta Braves), complications from Alzheimer's.^[573]
• Raymond Nimmer, 73, American legal scholar.^[574]
• Pedro Pérez Fernández, 68, Spanish economist.^[575]
• Matti Rissanen, 80, Finnish philologist.^[576]
• Mark E. Smith, 60, English singer and songwriter (The Fall), lung and kidney cancer.^[577]
• Jan Steeman, 74, Dutch comics artist (Roel Dijkstra, Noortje), kidney failure.^[578]
• Attila Verestóy, 63, Romanian politician and chemical engineer, Senator (since 1990).^[579]

25

• Claribel Alegría, 93, Nicaraguan poet.^[580]
• Shawkat Ali, 81, Bangladeshi author.^[581]
• Tommy Banks, 81, Canadian jazz pianist, composer and politician, Senator (2000–2011), Juno winner (1979), leukemia.^[582]
• Hope Black, 98, Australian marine biologist.^[583]
• Daniel M. Buechlein, 79, American Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Indianapolis (1992–2011).^[584]
• Walter Buckpesch, 93, German politician, Mayor of Offenbach am Main (1974–1980), MP (1983–1987).^[585]
• W. P. C. Davies, 89, English rugby union player (Harlequins, national team, British and Irish Lions).^[586]
• Neagu Djuvara, 101, Romanian historian, essayist and philosopher, pneumonia.^[587]
• Dan Foster, 87, American medical researcher.^[588]
• Steve Foster, 71, Australian singer-songwriter, lung cancer.^[589]
• Arnaud Giovaninetti, 50, French actor.^[590]
• Haripal Kaushik, 83, Indian field hockey player, Olympic gold medalist (1956, 1964), dementia.^[591]
• Sabar Koti, 58, Indian singer.^[592]
• Bill Logan, 83, American basketball player (Iowa Hawkeyes).^[593]
• Patrick Mazimhaka, 69, Rwandan politician.^[594]
• Floyd Miles, 74, American blues guitarist, singer and songwriter.^[595]
• John Morris, 91, American film composer (The Elephant Man, Blazing Saddles, Dirty Dancing), respiratory infection.^[596]
• Keith Pring, 74, Welsh footballer (Rotherham United, national team).^[597]
• Lyudmila Senchina, 67, Russian singer.
• Ghassan Shakaa, 74, Palestinian politician, Mayor of Nablus (1994–2004, 2012–2015).^[598]
• Giuseppe Vitucci, 67, Italian Olympic wrestler (1976).^[599]
• Cliff White, 72, British music journalist, cardiac arrest.^[600]
• Graham Williams, 72, New Zealand rugby union player (Wellington, national team).^[601]

26

• Shambhu Bhattacharya, 83, Indian actor.^[602]
• Kendall Carly Browne, 99, American actress (Dreamscape, Alligator).^[603]
• Buzz Clifford, 75, American singer ("Baby Sittin' Boogie") and songwriter, complications of influenza.^[604]
• Raphael Cruz, 31, American acrobat and actor (Iris), heart and lung failure.^[605]
• José Gabriel Diaz Cueva, 92, Ecuadorian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Azogues (1968–1975).^[606]
• Supriya Devi, 85, Indian actress (Meghe Dhaka Tara), heart attack.^[607]
• Michael Gear, 83, British Anglican prelate, Bishop of Doncaster (1993–1999).^[608]
• Elizabeth Hawley, 94, American journalist and Himalayan expedition historian.^[609]
• Joe M. Haynes, 81, American politician, member of the Tennessee Senate (1985–2012).^[610]
• Von G. Keetch, 57, American religious leader, General Authority of the LDS Church (since 2015).^[611]
• Jacques Languirand, 86, Canadian radio host, writer and actor (Mars and April), Alzheimer's disease.^[612]
• Jack Law, 93, Australian footballer (Footscray).^[613]
• Alfred Léonard, 78, Belgian politician, MP (1985-1991), Mayor of Ferrières (1977–1992).^[614]
• Hiromu Nonaka, 92, Japanese politician, member of the House of Representatives (1983–2003), Chief Cabinet Secretary (1998–1999).^[615]
• Yukiaki Okabe, 76, Japanese swimmer, Olympic bronze medalist (1964), pneumonia.^[616]
• John Salas, 70, Guamanian academic and politician, President of the University of Guam, member of the Legislature of Guam (1999–2003), complications of diabetes.^[617]
• Francisco Savín, 88, Mexican conductor and composer (Xalapa Symphony Orchestra).^[618]
• José Arturo Sierra, 72, Guatemalan judge, President of the Supreme Court (2013–2014), shot.^[619]
• So Chau Yim-ping, 90, Hong Kong executive and politician.^[620]
• Michael Wright, 105, Hong Kong architect, Director of Public Works (1963–69).^[621]
• Cyrus Yavneh, 76, American producer (24, Supernatural, Nothing Sacred), lung cancer.^[622]
• Isaiah Zeldin, 97, American Reform rabbi, founder of Stephen S. Wise Temple.^[623]
• Igor Zhukov, 81, Russian pianist.^[624]

27

• Robert McCormick Adams Jr., 91, American anthropologist.^[625]
• Niki Bettendorf, 81, Luxembourgian politician, MP (1990–2006).^[626]
• Fred van der Blij, 94, Dutch mathematician.^[627]
• Jerry Butler, 58, American pornographic actor, cancer.^[628]
• Barbara Calder, 93, British sailor, dementia.^[629]
• Peter Casey, 82, Irish horse trainer.^[630]
• Sir Alan Dawtry, 102, British local government official, chief executive of Westminster City Council (1956–1977).^[631]
• Maryo J. de los Reyes, 65, Filipino director (Magnifico), heart attack.^[632]
• Royal Galipeau, 71, Canadian politician, MP (2006–2015), multiple myeloma.^[633]
• Alfred Hübler, 60, German-born American physicist, lymphoma.^[634]
• Gurcharan Singh Kalkat, 91, Indian agricultural scientist.^[635]
• Ingvar Kamprad, 91, Swedish retail furniture-home design executive and philanthropist, founder of IKEA, pneumonia.^[636]
• Tomasz Mackiewicz, 42, Polish mountain climber.^[637]
• Göran Nicklasson, 75, Swedish footballer.^[638]
• Robert Parry, 68, American investigative journalist, complications of a stroke.^[639]
• Edmundo Pedro, 99, Portuguese politician and political prisoner (Tarrafal camp), member of the Assembly of the Republic (1976–1980, 1983–1985, 1987–1991).^[640]
• Dennis Peron, 72, American cannabis and LGBT activist, lung cancer.^[641]
• Tadashi Sawashima, 92, Japanese film director (Shinsengumi), multiple organ failure.^[642]
• Jerry Sneva, 68, American racing driver (CART).^[643]
• Mereoni Vibose, 66, Fijian athlete.^[644]
• Mort Walker, 94, American comics artist (Beetle Bailey, Hi and Lois, Boner's Ark), pneumonia.^[645]
• John Wall, 85, British engineer and inventor (Crayford focuser).^[646]
• Lawrence Weiskrantz, 91, British psychologist.^[647]

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• Hassa bint Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Nahyan, Emirati royal.^[648]
• Bhanu Gupta, 87, Indian musician.^[649]
• Ernest Hawkins, 91, American football coach (East Texas State).^[650]
• Hsu Hung-chih, 81, Taiwanese politician, Taoyuan County Magistrate (1981–1989), lung cancer.^[651]
• Jacquie Jones, 52, American filmmaker, cancer.^[652]
• Gennady Kazmin, 83, Russian politician.^[653]
• Rolf Lacour, 80, German Olympic wrestler (1964, 1968, 1972), world championship silver medalist (1965).^[654]
• Raymond Lory, 91, French politician.^[655]
• Antônio Agostinho Marochi, 92, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Presidente Prudente (1976–2002).^[656]
• József Merényi, 89, Hungarian Olympic speed skater (1952).^[657]
• Maxwell Valentine Noronha, 91, Indian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Calicut (1980–2002).^[658]
• Dharmasena Pathiraja, 74, Sri Lankan film director and screenwriter.^[659]
• Ettore Peretti, 59, Italian politician, Deputy (2006–2008), heart attack.^[660]
• Robert Pincus-Witten, 82, American art critic, curator and art historian.^[661]
• Jan Ramberg, 85, Swedish lawyer.^[662]
• Dinesh Nandan Sahay, 81, Indian politician, Governor of Chhattisgarh (2000–2003) and Tripura (2003–2009).^[663]
• Coco Schumann, 93, German jazz guitarist.^[664]
• Ousmane Seck, 79, Senegalese politician, Minister of the Economy and Finance (1978–1983).^[665]
• Gene Sharp, 90, American political scientist and nonviolence advocate.^[666]
• Richard H. Tomlinson, 94, Canadian chemist and philanthropist.^[667]
• Ignacio Verdura, 86, Argentine Olympic equestrian (1960).^[668]
• Reg Webb, 70, British musician.^[669]
• Sergei Yakhontov, 91, Russian linguist.^[670]

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• Paul Alcock, 64, English football referee, cancer.^[671]
• José Aristegui, 89, Spanish Olympic rower.^[672]
• John Bickersteth, 96, British Anglican prelate, Bishop of Bath and Wells (1975–1986).^[673]
• Asmund Bjørken, 84, Norwegian jazz saxophonist, accordionist and bukkehorn player.^[674]
• Ion Ciubuc, 74, Moldovan politician, Prime Minister (1997–1999).^[675]
• Aga Syed Mohammad Fazlullah, 70, Indian Islamic scholar and cleric.^[676]
• Alf Gooding, 85, Welsh executive (Catnic).^[677]
• Vic Keeble, 87, English footballer (Colchester, Newcastle, West Ham).^[678]
• Anthony Kemp, 78, English military historian.^[679]
• Hilton McConnico, 74, American designer.^[680]
• Rick McKay, 57, American filmmaker (Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There).^[681]
• Robert D. McWethy, 98, American submarine captain.^[682]
• Jinadasa Niyathapala, 88, Sri Lankan politician.^[683]
• Eddie Shaw, 80, American blues saxophonist, arranger and bandleader (Howlin' Wolf).^[684]
• Stewart Sutherland, Baron Sutherland of Houndwood, 76, Scottish academic and life peer.^[685]
• Jay Switzer, 61, Canadian television executive (Citytv), brain cancer.^[686]
• Sir Cyril Taylor, 82, British educator.^[687]
• Clive van Ryneveld, 89, South African cricketer (national team).^[688]
• Marek Wisła, 60, Polish Olympic sprint canoer (1980).^[689]
• Ronald J. Wonnacott, 87, Canadian economist.^[690]

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• Bjørn Boysen, 74, Norwegian organist.^[691]
• Sir Henry Brooke, 81, British lawyer and judge, Lord Justice of Appeal (1996–2006), complications from cardiac surgery.^[692]
• Romano Cagnoni, 82, Italian photographer.^[693]
• Ian R. Gibbons, 86, British biophysicist.^[694]
• Andreas Gruschke, 57, German author and sinologist.^[695]
• Hannah Hauxwell, 91, English farmer.^[696]
• John W. Kern III, 89, American judge, complications from pneumonia and Alzheimer's disease.^[697]
• Charles E. Lindblom, 100, American academic.^[698]
• James McCray, 79, American opera singer and teacher.^[699]
• Pat McLoughney, 68, Irish hurler (Offaly GAA).^[700]
• Richard Murphy, 90, Irish poet.^[701]
• Joaquín Rojas, 79, Filipino Olympic basketball player (1968).^[702]
• Mark Salling, 35, American actor (Glee) and musician, suicide by hanging.^[703]
• Rolf Schafstall, 80, German football player and manager (MSV Duisburg, VfL Bochum, Bayer 05 Uerdingen).^[704]
• Clyde Scott, 93, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles, Detroit Lions) and hurdler, Olympic silver medalist (1948).^[705]
• Victor W. Sidel, 86, American physician.^[706]
• Elisabeth Sveri, 90, Norwegian military officer.^[707]
• Kevin Towers, 56, American baseball executive (San Diego Padres, Arizona Diamondbacks), thyroid cancer.^[708]
• Chintaman Vanaga, 67, Indian politician, heart attack.^[709]
• Terry Van Ginderen, 86, Belgian children's TV host (Kom Toch Eens Kijken), theatrical producer and music producer, pneumonia.^[710]
• Azeglio Vicini, 84, Italian football player (Sampdoria) and manager (Udinese, national team).^[711]
• Ron Walker, 78, Australian sports promoter, property developer and politician, Lord Mayor of Melbourne (1974–1976), melanoma.^[712]
• Philip Woodward, 98, British mathematician and radar engineer.^[713]
• Junji Yayoshi, 49, Japanese guitarist and record producer.^[714]
• Louis Zorich, 93, American actor (Mad About You, Brooklyn Bridge, The Muppets Take Manhattan).^[715]

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• Dan Alon, 72, Israeli Olympic fencer (1972) and survivor of the Munich massacre, cancer.^[716]
• Haradin Bala, 60, Kosovan war criminal, cancer.^[717]
• Richard N. Berry, 102, American politician.^[718]
• Piet Bleeker, 89, Dutch long-distance runner.^[719]
• Pat Booth, 88, New Zealand investigative journalist (Arthur Allan Thomas case, Mr Asia crime syndicates).^[720]
• Rasual Butler, 38, American basketball player (Miami Heat, New Orleans Hornets, Los Angeles Clippers), traffic collision.^[721]
• Erwin de Vries, 88, Surinamese painter and artist.^[722]
• Del Delker, 93, American gospel singer (Voice of Prophecy).^[723]
• Alexander Dick, 95, Australian cricketer.^[724]
• Gabriel Fackre, 91, American theologian.^[725]
• Oscar Gamble, 68, American baseball player (New York Yankees, Cleveland Indians, Philadelphia Phillies), ameloblastic carcinoma.^[726]
• Ann Gillis, 90, American actress (The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Bambi, 2001: A Space Odyssey).^[727]
• Haim Gouri, 94, Israeli poet.^[728]
• Jack Halpern, 93, American chemist.^[729]
• Elizabeth Hartley, 75, American archaeologist and curator.^[730]
• Hennie Hollink, 86, Dutch football player and manager.^[731]
• Alf Humphreys, 64, Canadian actor (My Bloody Valentine, First Blood, Diary of a Wimpy Kid), brain cancer.^[732]
• Hwang Byungki, 81, South Korean gayageum player, pneumonia.^[733]
• Itokin, 38, Japanese MC and track maker, lung cancer.^[734]
• Leonid Kadeniuk, 67, Ukrainian first cosmonaut (STS-87).^[735]
• Peter King, 5th Earl of Lovelace, 66, British peer.^[736]
• Leah LaBelle, 31, Canadian-born American singer (American Idol), traffic collision.^[737]
• Olavi Mäenpää, 67, Finnish politician.^[738]
• István Marosi, 73, Hungarian Olympic handball player (1972).^[739]
• John Fitzallen Moore, 89, American physicist.^[740]
• William O'Connor, 47, American artist (Dungeons & Dragons, Magic: The Gathering).^[741]
• Tadashi Sasaki, 102, Japanese engineer.^[742]