The following is a list of notable deaths in July 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.

July 2018

1

• Armando, 88, Dutch artist.^[1]
• Bruce Baker, 72, American geneticist.^[2]
• Amos Cardarelli, 86, Italian footballer (Roma, Internazionale, national team).^[3]
• Roy Carr, 73, British music journalist (NME, Vox), heart attack.^[4]
• François Corbier, 73, French songwriter and television presenter, cancer.^[5]
• Bozhidar Dimitrov, 72, Bulgarian historian, heart attack.^[6]
• Brad Dye, 84, American politician, Lieutenant Governor of Mississippi (1980–1992).^[7]
• Ayanna Dyette, 32, Trinidadian volleyball player, cervical cancer.^[8]
• Dick Feagler, 79, American journalist (The Plain Dealer), playwright, and television personality (WKYC, WEWS).^[9]
• Peter Firmin, 89, British television producer (Bagpuss, Noggin the Nog, Clangers).^[10]
• Harvey Gentry, 92, American baseball player (New York Giants).^[11]
• Gordon Hillman, 74, British archaeobotanist.^[12]
• Shirley Huffman, 89, American politician, Mayor of Hillsboro, Oregon (1985–1993).^[13]
• Dame Gillian Lynne, 92, British dancer and choreographer (The Phantom of the Opera, Cats, The Muppet Show), pneumonia.^[14]
• Anacleto Sima Ngua, 82, Equatorial Guinean Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Bata (1982–2002).^[15]
• Gianfranco Petris, 81, Italian footballer (Fiorentina, Lazio, national team).^[16]
• Awtar Singh, 52, Afghan politician, loya jirga representative for Paktia, bombing.^[17]
• Leo Thiffault, 73, Canadian ice hockey player (Minnesota North Stars).^[18]
• Terence Thomas, Baron Thomas of Macclesfield, 80, British banker and politician.^[19]
• Julian Tudor Hart, 91, British physician and writer.^[20]

2

• Henry Butler, 68, American jazz pianist, cancer.^[21]
• Emma Černá, 81, Czech actress (Adelheid, Day for My Love, Viy).^[22]
• Russell Crossley, 91, English footballer (Liverpool, Shrewsbury Town).^[23]
• Sutanto Djuhar, 90, Chinese-Indonesian entrepreneur, co-founder of the Salim Group, Indofood and Indocement.^[24]
• Richard S. Ellis, 71, American mathematician, bile duct cancer.^[25]
• Patrick Finnegan, 68, American Army General and lawyer, President of Longwood University (2010–2012), heart attack.^[26]
• Henri Froment-Meurice, 95, French diplomat, Ambassador to the Soviet Union (1979–1981) and West Germany (1981–1983).^[27]
• Antonio Halili, 72, Filipino politician, Mayor of Tanauan City (since 2013), shot.^[28]
• Shih-Ying Lee, 100, Chinese-born American engineer and inventor.^[29]
• Maurice Lemaître, 92, French artist.^[30]
• Liu Boli, 87, Chinese nuclear chemist, academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering.^[31]
• Alan Longmuir, 70, Scottish bass guitarist (Bay City Rollers).^[32]
• Denis Mitchison, 98, British bacteriologist.^[33]
• Jayant Ganpat Nadkarni, 86, Indian Navy admiral, Chief of the Naval Staff (1987–1990).^[34]
• Ángel Roberto Seifart, 76, Paraguayan judge and politician, Vice President (1993–1998).^[35]
• Shuhaimi Shafiei, 50, Malaysian politician, cancer.^[36]
• Meic Stephens, 79, Welsh writer and editor.^[37]
• Gavin Trippe, 78, British motorcycle racing promoter and publisher.^[38]
• Katsura Utamaru, 81, Japanese rakugo storyteller, pulmonary disease.^[39]
• Bill Watrous, 79, American jazz trombonist.^[40]

3

• Pierre-Ernest Abandzounou, 77–78, Congolese politician, stroke.^[41]
• Alan Diaz, 71, American photographer, Pulitzer Prize winner (2001).^[42]
• Richard Erdall, 85, American politician.^[43]
• Halima Khatun, 84, Bangladeshi academic, writer and activist.^[44]
• Thérèse Kleindienst, 101, French librarian.^[45]
• Krishna Kumari, 92, Indian royal, politician and philanthropist, last Maharani of Jodhpur, member of the Lok Sabha (1971–1977).^[46]
• Henri Martre, 90, French telecommunications engineer.^[47]
• Barthélemy Mukenge, 92, Congolese politician, President of Kasaï (1960–1962, 1962).^[48]
• Robby Müller, 78, Dutch cinematographer (Paris, Texas, Dancer in the Dark, Dead Man), vascular dementia.^[49]
• Boris Orlov, 73, Russian gymnastics coach.^[50]
• Lorraine Rodgers, 97, American WASP pilot.^[51]
• Takahiro Satō, 41, Japanese manga writer, acute coronary syndrome.^[52]
• Bradford A. Smith, 86, American astronomer, complications of myasthenia gravis.^[53]
• Arthur Stinchcombe, 85, American sociologist.^[54]
• Richard Swift, 41, American singer-songwriter, producer and musician (The Shins, The Black Keys, Starflyer 59), complications from hepatitis.^[55]
• Guilherme Uchoa, 71, Brazilian politician, President of the Legislative Assembly of Pernambuco, pulmonary edema.^[56]
• Dave VanDam, 63, American voice actor and impressionist (David Letterman, Barack Obama), member of the Wack Pack.^[57]
• Wang Jian, 56, Chinese businessman, co-founder of Hainan Airlines and HNA Group, fall.^[58]

4

• Boukary Adji, 79, Nigerien politician, Prime Minister (1996).^[59]
• E. Riley Anderson, 85, American judge, Chief Justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court (1994–1996, 1997–1998, 1998–2001).^[60]
• Carmen Campagne, 58, Canadian singer and children's entertainer, Juno winner (1989), cancer.^[61]
• Georges-Emmanuel Clancier, 104, French poet and novelist.^[62]
• Ernst W. Hamburger, 85, Brazilian physicist, lymphoma.^[63]
• Rogelio Mangahas, 79, Filipino poet and writer.^[64]
• Harry M. Miller, 84, New Zealand-born Australian promoter, publicist and talent agent.^[65]
• Ali Qanso, 70, Lebanese politician, cancer.^[66]
• Alan S. Rabson, 92, American pathologist and cancer researcher.^[67]
• Donovan Webster, 59, American journalist.^[68]

5

• François Budet, 78, French singer-songwriter, novelist, and poet.^[69]
• Adamu Ciroma, 83, Nigerian politician and banker, Minister of Finance (1999–2003).^[70]
• Donald J. Farish, 75, American educator, President of Roger Williams University (since 2011).^[71]
• Evgeny Golod, 83, Russian mathematician.^[72]
• Skënder Hyka, 73, Albanian footballer (17 Nëntori, national team).^[73]
• Claude Lanzmann, 92, French documentarian (Shoah, The Last of the Unjust, Pourquoi Israël).^[74]
• Jim Malloy, 87, American recording engineer (Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Henry Mancini), Grammy winner (1964).^[75]
• Gerald Messadié, 87, French author.^[76]
• Ed Schultz, 64, American broadcaster (The Ed Show, The Ed Schultz Show) and political commentator.^[77]
• Kenneth Shearwood, 96, English cricketer.^[78]
• Michel Suffran, 87, French novelist.^[79]
• Jean-Louis Tauran, 75, French Roman Catholic cardinal, President of the PCID (since 2007) and Camerlengo of the Holy Roman Church (since 2014), Parkinson's disease.^[80]
• Hubert Zafke, 97, German military officer.^[81]

6

• Omran al-Zoubi, 58, Syrian politician.^[82]
• Donald D. Belcher, 79, American executive, CEO of Banta Corporation.^[83]
• Eugène Bellemare, 86, Canadian politician, MP for Carleton-Gloucester (1988–2004).^[84]
• Gilbert Facchinetti, 82, Swiss football executive, President of Neuchâtel Xamax (1979–2005).^[85]
• Jeremy Gold, 75, American actuary and economist.^[86]
• J. Frederick Grassle, 78, American marine biologist.^[87]
• Bruce Hunter, 79, American Olympic swimmer (1960).^[88]
• Vlatko Ilievski, 33, Macedonian pop singer and actor.^[89]
• Kimishige Ishizaka, 92, Japanese immunologist, discovered the antibody class IgE, heart failure.^[90]
• Ron Lollar, 69, American politician, member of the Tennessee House of Representatives (since 2006), heart attack.^[91]
• Bruce Maher, 80, American football player, (Detroit Lions, New York Giants), cancer.^[92]
• Vince Martin, 81, American folk singer ("Cindy, Oh Cindy"), pulmonary fibrosis.^[93]
• Clifford Rozier, 45, American basketball player (Golden State Warriors, Toronto Raptors, Minnesota Timberwolves), heart attack.^[94]
• Antonio Toledo Corro, 99, Mexican politician, Governor of Sinaloa (1981–1986), cerebral infarction.^[95]
• Amritlal Vegad, 89, Indian author.^[96]
• Japanese convicted murderers from the Aum Shinrikyo cult, executed by hanging.^[97]
  • Shoko Asahara, 63, leader.
  • Seiichi Endo, 58.
  • Kiyohide Hayakawa, 68.
  • Yoshihiro Inoue, 48.
  • Tomomitsu Niimi, 54.
  • Masami Tsuchiya, 53.

7

• Feliciano Amaral, 97, Brazilian pastor and evangelical singer.^[98]
• Alexander Bogomolny, 54, Israeli-American mathematician.^[99]
• Ralph T. Browning, 76, American Air Force pilot.^[100]
• John Dunlop, 78, British racehorse trainer.^[101]
• William Dunlop, 32, Northern Irish motorcycle racer, collision during practice.^[102]
• Paul Fetler, 98, American composer.^[103]
• John R. Harris, 84, American economist.^[104]
• Bret Hoffmann, 51, American death metal singer (Malevolent Creation), colorectal cancer.^[105]
• Tyler Honeycutt, 27, American basketball player (UCLA, Sacramento Kings), suicide by gunshot.^[106]
• Alan Johnson, 81, American choreographer (The Producers, Young Frankenstein), Emmy winner (1972, 1980, 1988), Parkinson's disease.^[107]
• Hacène Lalmas, 75, Algerian footballer.^[108]
• Levko Lukyanenko, 89, Ukrainian political Soviet-era dissident and politician, Deputy (1990–1992, 1995–1998, 2002–2007) and author of the Declaration of Independence of Ukraine.^[109]
• Prince Michel of Bourbon-Parma, 92, French royal, soldier and race car driver.^[110]
• Firuz Mustafayev, 84, Azerbaijani politician, Prime Minister (1992).^[111]
• Masayuki Nagare, 95, Japanese sculptor.^[112]
• Luigi Ossola, 80, Italian footballer (Varese, Roma).^[113]
• Grant Reuber, 91, Canadian economist.^[114]
• Rani Sarker, 86, Bangladeshi film actress (Devdas).^[115]
• Peter Sawyer, 90, British historian.^[116]
• Sir Maurice Shock, 92, British educationalist and university administrator, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Leicester (1977–1987).^[117]
• Tessa Tennant, 59, British green investment campaigner, cancer.^[118]
• Terry Todd, 80, American weightlifter and sports historian.^[119]

8

• Pema Browne, 90, American abstract artist.^[120]
• Tom Gallagher, 77, American diplomat.^[121]
• Alan Gilzean, 79, Scottish footballer (Dundee, Tottenham Hotspur, national team), brain tumour.^[122]
• Tab Hunter, 86, American actor (Damn Yankees, Grease 2) and singer ("Young Love"), blood clot.^[123]
• M. M. Jacob, 90, Indian politician, Governor of Meghalaya (1995–2007).^[124]
• Sumit Kalia, 30, Indian cricketer.^[125]
• Tazir Kariyev, 29, Russian footballer (FC Angusht Nazran), shot.^[126]
• Anthony Kirk-Greene, 93, British historian.^[127]
• Billy Knight, 39, American basketball player (UCLA Bruins), suicide by self-inflicted blunt force trauma.^[128]
• Oliver Knussen, 66, British composer.^[129]
• Liu Tonghua, 88, Chinese pathologist, academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering.^[130]
• Barry Mills, 70, American white supremacist and criminal, leader of the Aryan Brotherhood.^[131]
• Piratita Morgan, 49, Mexican professional wrestler.^[132]
• Flora Plumb, 73, American actress.^[133]
• Frank Ramsey, 86, American Hall of Fame basketball player (Boston Celtics).^[134]
• Robert D. Ray, 89, American politician, Governor of Iowa (1969–1983), Mayor of Des Moines (1997), and President of Drake University (1998), Parkinson's disease.^[135]
• Saleem Shahzad, 62, Pakistani politician, MNA (1988–1992), lung cancer.^[136]
• Lonnie Shelton, 62, American basketball player (New York Knicks, Seattle SuperSonics, Cleveland Cavaliers), hypertension.^[137]
• Carlo Vanzina, 67, Italian film director (Nothing Underneath, Vacanze di Natale, Un'estate al mare), producer and screenwriter, melanoma.^[138]
• Priyani Jayasinghe, 51, Sri Lankan singer, stabbing using scissors.^[139]

9

• Kavi Kumar Azad, 45, Indian actor (Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah), heart attack.^[140]
• Barbara Carlson, 80, American politician and radio host (KSTP), Minneapolis City Councilor (1981–1989), lung cancer.^[141]
• Peter Carington, 6th Baron Carrington, 99, British politician, Foreign Secretary (1979–1982), Secretary General of NATO (1984–1988).^[142]
• Sam Chisholm, 78, New Zealand-born Australian television executive (Nine Network, Sky UK).^[143]
• Stefan Demert, 78, Swedish musician.^[144]
• Sammy Esposito, 86, American baseball player (Chicago White Sox, Kansas City Athletics).^[145]
• Dominique Frélaut, 90, French politician, Deputy (1973–1986, 2001–2002), mayor of Colombes (1965–2001).^[146]
• William Hughes, 20, British amateur boxer (Queen Mary University of London) and child actor (Doctor Who), British 42 kg schoolboy champion (2011), BUCS champion (2018), suicide.^[147]
• Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz, 73, American poet and activist, Parkinson's disease.^[148]
• Johnny Moates, 73, American college basketball player (Richmond Spiders).^[149]
• Irmgard Oepen, 89, German physician.^[150]
• Jenny Phillips, 76, American documentarian (The Dhamma Brothers) and therapist, drowned.^[151]
• Hans-Pavia Rosing, 70, Greenlandic politician.^[152]
• Finnbjörn Þorvaldsson, 94, Icelandic Olympic sprinter (1948), handball player and basketball player (Íþróttafélag Reykjavíkur).^[153]
• Michel Tromont, 81, Belgian politician, Deputy (1978–1983), Governor of Hainaut (1983–2004), Mayor of Quiévrain (1977–1983).^[154]
• Hans Günter Winkler, 91, German Hall of Fame show jumping rider, Olympic champion (1956).^[155]
• Marion Woodman, 89, Canadian author and psychologist.^[156]
• Queen Worlu, 58, Nigerian diplomat, Ambassador to São Tomé and Príncipe (since 2017).^[157]

10

• Kebede Balcha, 66, Ethiopian marathon runner, world championship silver medalist (1983).^[158]
• Robert Behringer, 69, American physicist.^[159]
• Alicia Bellán, 86, Argentine actress.^[160]
• Carlo Benetton, 74, Italian fashion executive, co-founder of Benetton Group, cancer.^[161]
• Haroon Bilour, 48, Pakistani politician, bombing.^[162]
• Mikalay Dzyemyantsyey, 88, Belarusian politician, Chairman of the Supreme Soviet of Belarus (1990–1991).^[163]
• William Hobbs, 79, British fencer and fight choreographer (Willow, Flash Gordon, Rob Roy), dementia.^[164]
• Edvin Hodžić, 23, Austrian footballer.^[165]
• Hu Sheng-cheng, 77, Taiwanese economist, pulmonary calcification.^[166]
• Ron Johnson, 62, American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers).^[167]
• Clive King, 94, English author (Stig of the Dump).^[168]
• John Laird, Baron Laird, 74, British politician, member of the House of Lords (since 1999).^[169]
• Jessica Mann, 80, British writer.^[170]
• Henry Morgenthau III, 101, American author and television producer.^[171]
• Jan Henry T. Olsen, 61, Norwegian politician, Minister of Fisheries (1992–1996), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[172]
• Marlene Riding In Mameah, 85, American silversmith.^[173]
• Darryl Rogers, 83, American football coach (Michigan State Spartans, Arizona State Sun Devils, Detroit Lions).^[174]
• Karl Schmidt, 86, German footballer.^[175]
• Mien Schopman-Klaver, 107, Dutch Olympic athlete (1932).^[176]
• José María Setién, 90, Spanish Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of San Sebastián (1979–2000), stroke.^[177]
• John A. Stormer, 90, American author.^[178]
• Andrei Suslin, 67, Russian mathematician, Cole Prize winner (2000).^[179]
• Tin Ka Ping, 98, Hong Kong entrepreneur and philanthropist.^[180]
• Ladislav Toman, 83, Czech volleyball player, Olympic silver medalist (1964).^[181]
• Ye Lwin, 70, Burmese guitarist and peace activist, liver cancer.^[182]

11

• Abdel Aziem Al-Afifi, 48, Egyptian-born Australian Islamic cleric and scholar, Grand Mufti of Australia (since 2018), cancer.^[183]
• Paco Costas, 86, Spanish automotive and road safety journalist (Televisión Española).^[184]
• Richard John Garcia, 71, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Monterey, California (since 2007), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[185]
• Mario Gargano, 89, Italian politician, Deputy (1972–1983).^[186]
• Václav Glazar, 65, Czech actor, heart failure.^[187]
• Barbara Harrell-Bond, 86, American-born British refugee studies academic (University of Oxford).^[188]
• Abdelkhader Houamel, 81, Algerian painter.^[189]
• Augusto Ibáñez Guzmán, 60, Colombian lawyer, magistrate and academic, President of Supreme Court of Justice (2009–2012), cancer.^[190]
• Ji Chunhua, 56, Chinese actor and action choreographer.^[191]
• Mahendra Kaul, 95, Indian-born British television presenter.^[192]
• Laurie Kelly, 89, Australian politician, NSW MP for Corrimal (1968–1988), Speaker (1976–1988), pneumonia.^[193]
• Liu Zhenhua, 97, Chinese general and diplomat, ambassador to Albania (1971–1976).^[194]
• Rodolfo Lozano, 76, American judge (U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Indiana).^[195]
• Giovanni Marra, 87, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Messina-Lipari-Santa Lucia del Mela (1997–2006).^[196]
• Vojtěch Mynář, 74, Czech politician, MEP (2012–2014).^[197]
• Tom Neil, 97, British fighter pilot (Battle of Britain), member of The Few.^[198]
• Nathaniel Reed, 84, American environmentalist and political aide (Claude R. Kirk Jr.), co-writer of the Endangered Species Act of 1973, head injury from fall.^[199]
• Lindy Remigino, 87, American sprinter, Olympic champion (1952), pancreatic cancer.^[200]
• Mai Tai Sing, 94, American actress (Forbidden, Strange Portrait).^[201]
• Pat Swindall, 67, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Georgia's 4th district (1985–1989).^[202]
• Wu Bing'an, 89, Chinese ethnologist, cancer.^[203]

12

• Abbas Amir-Entezam, 86, Iranian politician and convicted spy, Deputy Prime Minister (1979).^[204]
• J. A. Bailey, 88, English cricket player and administrator, Secretary of Marylebone Cricket Club (1974–1987).^[205]
• Angela Bowen, 82, American academic and dance teacher.^[206]
• Len Chappell, 77, American basketball player (Philadelphia 76ers, New York Knicks, Milwaukee Bucks).^[207]
• Thomas F. Ellis, 97, American lawyer and political strategist (National Congressional Club).^[208]
• Alain Fauré, 55, French politician, Deputy (2012–2017), Mayor of Les Pujols (2001–2014).^[209]
• Xerardo Fernández Albor, 100, Spanish politician, President of Galicia (1982–1987).^[210]
• Ange-Marie Filippi-Codaccioni, French historian and politician.^[211]
• Bud Lathrop, 82, American basketball coach (Raytown South High School).^[212]
• Dora Luz, 100, Mexican singer.^[213]
• Dimitar Marashliev, 70, Bulgarian footballer (CSKA Sofia, national team).^[214]
• Joseph Henry Mensah, 89, Ghanaian politician and economist, MP (1969–1972, 1997–2009).^[215]
• Mauno Nurmi, 81, Finnish football and ice hockey player.^[216]
• Roger Perry, 85, American actor (Falcon Crest, Harrigan and Son, Arrest and Trial), prostate cancer.^[217]
• Del Shankel, 90, American microbiologist and academic administrator, Chancellor of University of Kansas (1980–1981, 1994–1995).^[218]
• Laura Soveral, 85, Angolan-born Portuguese actress.^[219]
• Joan Stafford-King-Harman, 100, British socialite and intelligence officer.^[220]
• Thomas Stephens, 82, American football player (Boston Patriots).^[221]
• Dada Vaswani, 99, Indian spiritual leader.^[222]
• José Omar Verdún, 73, Uruguayan footballer (Peñarol, Club Olimpia, Real Cartagena).^[223]
• Robert Wolders, 81, Dutch actor (Laredo).^[224]
• Fred van der Zwan, 82, Dutch Olympic water polo player (1960).^[225]

13

• Ponty Bone, 78, American accordionist, progressive supranuclear palsy.^[226]
• Peter Copeman, 86, English dermatologist.^[227]
• Grahame Dangerfield, 80, British broadcaster and naturalist.^[228]
• Stan Dragoti, 85, American film director (Mr. Mom, Necessary Roughness, Love at First Bite), complications from pneumonia.^[229]
• Ray Frenette, 83, Canadian politician, Premier of New Brunswick (1997–1998).^[230]
• Frank Giroud, 62, French comics writer.^[231]
• Naturalism, 29, New Zealand-born Australian racehorse.^[232]
• Atukwei Okai, 77, Ghanaian poet and academic (University of Ghana).^[233]
• Claudio Pieri, 77, Italian football referee.^[234]
• Siraj Raisani, 55, Pakistani politician, bombing.^[235]
• K. Rani, 75, Indian playback singer.^[236]
• Luc Rosenzweig, 74, French journalist and writer.^[237]
• Claude Seignolle, 101, French author.^[238]
• Thorvald Stoltenberg, 87, Norwegian politician, Minister of Defence (1979–1981), Minister of Foreign Affairs (1987–1989, 1990–1993).^[239]
• Jocelyn Vollmar, 92, American ballerina.^[240]

14

• Anthony Caesar, 94, English priest and composer.^[241]
• Mario Casalinuovo, 96, Italian politician, Deputy (1979–1987), Minister of Transports (1982–1983).^[242]
• Gordon Chong, 74, Canadian politician, Toronto City Councilor (1980–1982), Chairman of the Greater Toronto Services Board (2001).^[243]
• Harold Covington, 64, American political activist.^[244]
• Christa Dichgans, 78, German painter.^[245]
• Sir Alan Donald, 87, British diplomat, Ambassador to China (1988–1991), prostate cancer.^[246]
• Claudia Griffith, 67, American politician, member of the Oklahoma House of Representatives (since 2015), heart attack.^[247]
• Theo-Ben Gurirab, 80, Namibian politician, Prime Minister (2002–2005), President of the UN General Assembly (1999–2000), Speaker of the National Assembly (2005–2015).^[248]
• Vidmantė Jasukaitytė, 70, Lithuanian writer.^[249]
• Hans Kronberger, 67, Austrian politician.^[250]
• Mick Langley, British snooker player, Paralympic champion (1988).^[251]
• Davie McParland, 83, Scottish football player and manager (Partick Thistle, Queen's Park, Hamilton).^[252]
• Chet Morgan, 81, American politician, member of the Connecticut House of Representatives (1977–1983).^[253]
• Pio Rapagnà, 73, Italian politician, Deputy (1992–1994), respiratory failure.^[254]
• Masa Saito, 76, Japanese professional wrestler (NWA, NJPW, WWF), Parkinson's disease.^[255]
• Thomas Stevens, 79, American trumpeter.^[256]
• Natalia Tanner, 96, American physician.^[257]
• Ron Thomas, 67, American basketball player (Louisville Cardinals, Kentucky Colonels).^[258]
• Juan María Uribezubia, 78, Spanish cyclist.^[259]
• Petr Weigl, 79, Czech director, playwright and dramaturge.^[260]

15

• Ronny Fredrik Ansnes, 29, Norwegian cross-country skier, drowned.^[261]
• Maj-Britt Bæhrendtz, 102, Swedish writer and radio host.^[262]
• Trevor Brewer, 87, Welsh rugby union player (Newport, London Welsh, national team).^[263]
• Olav Bucher-Johannessen, 91, Norwegian diplomat and politician.^[264]
• Dave Dave, 42, American conceptual artist, subject of David, complications from pneumonia.^[265]
• Theryl DeClouet, 66, American jazz-funk singer (Galactic).^[266]
• Ray Emery, 35, Canadian ice hockey player (Ottawa Senators, Philadelphia Flyers, Chicago Blackhawks), drowned.^[267]
• Roman Korynt, 88, Polish footballer.^[268]
• Stan Lewis, 91, American record label owner (Jewel Records).^[269]
• Dragutin Šurbek, 71, Croatian Olympic table tennis player (1992), world champion (1979, 1983).^[270]

16

• Václav Burda, 45, Czech ice hockey player (national team) and scout (Ottawa Senators, Edmonton Oilers), world championship bronze medalist (1998), traffic collision.^[271]
• Gabriel Caruana, 89, Maltese artist.^[272]
• Chow Kwai Lam, 75, Malaysian football player and manager (national team).^[273]
• Francis Farley, 97, British scientist.^[274]
• Bo Grahn, 70, Finnish Olympic shot putter (1972), melanoma.^[275]
• Jaime Guardia, 85, Peruvian charango player, composer and musicologist.^[276]
• Robin Jones, 64, American basketball player (Portland Trail Blazers, Houston Rockets, Olympique Antibes).^[277]
• Madeleine Kamman, 87, French chef and restaurateur.^[278]
• Marija Kohn, 83, Croatian actress.^[279]
• Christian Menn, 91, Swiss bridge architect.^[280]
• Jerzy Piskun, 80, Polish Olympic basketball player (1960, 1964).^[281]
• Gabriel Rivera, 57, American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers, Texas Tech Red Raiders).^[282]
• Evan Whitton, 90, Australian journalist (The Sydney Morning Herald), five-time Walkley Award winner.^[283]
• Manuel Ycaza, 80, Panamanian-born American jockey, Belmont Stakes winner (1964 with Quadrangle), pneumonia and sepsis.^[284]

17

• Arthur James Armstrong, 93, American Methodist bishop.^[285]
• Gary Beach, 70, American actor (The Producers, Beauty and the Beast, La Cage aux Folles), Tony winner (2001).^[286]
• Rita Bhaduri, 62, Indian actress.^[287]
• Yvonne Blake, 78, British-born Spanish costume designer (Superman, Nicholas and Alexandra, Jesus Christ Superstar), Oscar winner (1971), complications from a stroke.^[288]
• Lincoln Brower, 86, American entomologist (monarch butterfly) and academic.^[289]
• Murabit al-Hajj, 105, Mauritanian Islamic cleric and scholar.^[290]
• Mark Hayes, 69, American golfer, complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[291]
• Honour and Glory, 25, American racehorse, complications from a broken femur.^[292]
• Bullumba Landestoy, 93, Dominican pianist and composer.^[293]
• Saait Magiet, 66, South African cricketer.^[294]
• Radoslav Nenadál, 88, Czech writer and English-language translator (Sophie's Choice).^[295]
• John Ovenden, 75, British politician, MP for Gravesend (1974–1979).^[296]
• Nancy M. Petry, 49, American psychologist, breast cancer.^[297]
• Kim Renders, 63, Canadian writer, director and actress.^[298]
• João Semedo, 67, Portuguese pulmonologist and politician, member of Assembly of Republic (2006–2015).^[299]
• David Stevens, 77, Palestinian-born Australian playwright (The Sum of Us) and screenwriter (Breaker Morant), cancer.^[300]
• Langton Tinago, 68, Zimbabwean boxer, dual Commonwealth lightweight champion (1980–1981, 1986–1987), Commonwealth super featherweight champion (1983–1984).^[301]
• Robert H. Traurig, 93, American lawyer, founder of Greenberg Traurig.^[302]
• Hugh Whitemore, 82, English playwright and screenwriter (The Gathering Storm, 84 Charing Cross Road, The Final Days).^[303]
• Yang Kuo-shu, 86, Taiwanese psychologist and activist, member of Academia Sinica, stroke.^[304]

18

• Carlos Aldunate Lyon, 102, Chilean Jesuit priest, master of novices (Pope Francis) and writer.^[305]
• Anne Olivier Bell, 102, English literary editor and art scholar, member of the Monuments Men Brigade.^[306]
• Adrian Cronauer, 79, American disc jockey (AFN), subject of Good Morning, Vietnam.^[307]
• John Banks Elliott, 101, Ghanaian diplomat, Ambassador to Soviet Union (1960–1966).^[308]
• Ronald H. Griffith, 82, American military officer, Vice Chief of Staff of the United States Army (1995–1997), heart attack.^[309]
• Aiko Herzig-Yoshinaga, 92, American political activist.^[310]
• A. I. Katsina-Alu, 76, Nigerian judge, Chief Justice (2009–2011).^[311]
• Ling Li, 76, Chinese historical novelist and missile engineering technologist.^[312]
• Czesław Malec, 77, Polish Olympic basketball player (1968).^[313]
• Mo Nunn, 79, English motor racing team owner (Ensign Racing).^[314]
• Pedro Pérez, 66, Cuban Olympic triple jumper (1972, 1976), Pan-American champion (1971).^[315]
• Burton Richter, 87, American physicist, Nobel Prize laureate (1976).^[316]
• Larry Robinson, 76, Canadian Hall of Fame football player (Calgary Stampeders).^[317]
• Mollie Tibbetts, 20, American student (University of Iowa), multiple sharp force injuries.^[318]
• Rob van Mesdag, 88, Dutch Olympic rower (1952), European championship bronze medalist (1955).^[319]
• Geoffrey Wellum, 96, British fighter pilot (Battle of Britain), member of The Few.^[320]

19

• Jennifer Cassar, 66, Trinidadian indigenous leader (Santa Rosa First Peoples Community) and civil servant, Carib Queen (since 2011), complications following surgery.^[321]
• Ibrahim Coomassie, 76, Nigerian police officer, Inspector General of Police (1993–1999).^[322]
• Gustavo de Greiff, 89, Colombian lawyer, educator and activist, Attorney General (1992–1994).^[323]
• Shinobu Hashimoto, 100, Japanese screenwriter (Seven Samurai, Rashomon, I Live in Fear), pneumonia.^[324]
• Philip Holst-Cappelen, 53, Norwegian fraudster and kidnapper, starvation.^[325]
• Michael Howells, 61, British production designer (Victoria, Ever After, Nanny McPhee), heart condition stemming from Marfan syndrome.^[326]
• Rayo de Jalisco Sr., 85, Mexican professional wrestler (AAA).^[327]
• Gopaldas Neeraj, 93, Indian poet and writer, lung infection.^[328]
• Rebecca Posner, 88, British philologist.^[329]
• Jon Schnepp, 51, American animator, filmmaker and voice actor (Metalocalypse, Space Ghost Coast to Coast, The Death of "Superman Lives"), complications from a stroke.^[330]
• Denis Ten, 25, Kazakhstani figure skater, Olympic bronze medalist (2014), stabbed.^[331]
• Yale Udoff, 83, American screenwriter (Bad Timing, Third Degree Burn, Eve of Destruction), cardiac arrest as a result of COPD.^[332]
• John Vigilante, 33, American ice hockey player (Milwaukee Admirals, Syracuse Crunch, Plymouth Whalers).^[333]

20

• Derek Bond, 91, English Anglican bishop, Bishop of Bradwell (1976–1993).^[334]
• Michael Ellis, 77, American politician, member of the Wisconsin State Senate (1983–2015) and State Assembly (1970–1980).^[335]
• María Dolores Gispert Guart, 84, Spanish voice actress and director of dubbing.^[336]
• Macario Gómez Quibus, 92, Spanish film poster artist (Psycho, Some Like It Hot, The Ten Commandments).^[337]
• Jeff Hook, 89, Australian cartoonist and illustrator.^[338]
• Arvo Jantunen, 89, Finnish basketball player and coach.^[339]
• Charles Koen, 73, American civil rights activist.^[340]
• Irini Lambraki, 69, Greek politician, MP (1977–1989) and MEP (1994–1999).^[341]
• Michael Lapage, 94, British Olympic rower (1948).^[342]
• Archduchess Maria of Austria, 82, German-born Austrian royal.^[343]
• Mitsuo Matayoshi, 74, Japanese political activist.^[344]
• Yasuo Matsushita, 92, Japanese banker, Governor of the Bank of Japan (1994–1998).^[345]
• Haydn Morgan, 81, Welsh rugby union player (national team).^[346]
• Martin O'Donoghue, 85, Irish politician, Minister of Economic Planning (1977–1979) and Education (1982), TD (1977–1982).^[347]
• Thaddeus Radzilowski, 80, American historian and author, co-founder of the Piast Institute.^[348]
• Meg Randall, 91, American actress (Undercover Maisie, Criss Cross, Ma and Pa Kettle Go to Town).^[349]
• Akhtar Raza Khan, 75, Indian Sunni Muslim scholar and mufti.^[350]
• Heinz Schilcher, 71, Austrian football player (Ajax, Paris, national team) and manager.^[351]
• Peter van Geersdaele, 85, British conservator.^[352]
• Christoph Westerthaler, 53, Austrian football player (Linz, national team) and manager (SV Horn), heart attack.^[353]

21

• Allan Ball, 75, English footballer (Queen of the South).^[354]
• Peter Blake, 69, Scottish actor (Dear John).^[355]
• Garen Bloch, 39, South African Olympic track cyclist (2000), traffic collision.^[356]
• Alene Duerk, 98, American Navy admiral, director of the Navy Nurse Corps (1970–1975).^[357]
• Jonathan Gold, 57, American food critic (Los Angeles Times, LA Weekly, Gourmet), Pulitzer Prize winner (2007), pancreatic cancer.^[358]
• Pierre Jacob, 65, Canadian politician.^[359]
• Annie Ali Khan, 38, Pakistani model and journalist, suicide by carbon monoxide inhalation.^[360]
• Ryu Matsumoto, 67, Japanese politician, Minister of Environment (2010–2011), lung cancer.^[361]
• Don McCarthy, 63, British entrepreneur and philanthropist, chairman of House of Fraser (2006–2014), cancer.^[362]
• William McCrary, 88, American baseball player (Kansas City Monarchs).^[363]
• Joseph Oyanga, 82, Ugandan Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Lira (1989–2003).^[364]
• Don Sanders, 73, American singer-songwriter.^[365]
• Chris Svensson, 53, English-born American auto engineer, re-designer of Ford GT, brain cancer.^[366]
• Stavros Tsakurakis, 67, Greek jurist and academic (Columbia University, Harvard University, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens), cancer.^[367]
• Elmarie Wendel, 89, American actress (3rd Rock from the Sun, The Lorax, George Lopez) and singer.^[368]
• Jacques Wirtz, 93, Belgian landscape gardener.^[369]

22

• István Ács, 89, Hungarian politician, Chairman of the Council of Debrecen (1966–1989).^[370]
• Robert M. Blizzard, 94, American endocrinologist.^[371]
• Barney Coombs, 81, British religious leader.^[372]
• Manos Eleutheriou, 80, Greek poet, lyricist and writer, heart attack.^[373]
• Ikramullah Gandapur, Pakistani politician, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Minister for Agriculture (2014–2018), bombing.^[374]
• Frank Havens, 93, American sprint canoeist, Olympic champion (1952).^[375]
• Raymond Hunthausen, 96, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Helena (1962–1975) and Archbishop of Seattle (1975–1991).^[376]
• June Jacobs, 88, British peace activist, stroke.^[377]
• Donald Kaul, 83, American journalist (The Des Moines Register), co-founder of RAGBRAI, prostate cancer.^[378]
• Brian Kellow, 59, American magazine editor (Opera News) and biographer, brain cancer.^[379]
• Fatima Abdel Mahmoud, 73, Sudanese politician.^[380]
• Hatidža Mehmedović, 64, Bosnian human rights activist, founder and leader of the Mothers of Srebrenica, breast cancer.^[381]
• Basabi Nandi, 82, Indian actress (Bon Palashir Padabali), heart attack.^[382]
• Rene Portland, 65, American college basketball coach (Penn State Lady Lions), cancer.^[383]
• Bernardo Ribas Carli, 32, Brazilian politician, member of Legislative Assembly of Paraná (since 2011), plane accident.^[384]
• Egidius Schiffer, 62, German serial killer, electrocution.^[385] (body discovered on this date)
• Clemmie Spangler, 86, American banker, natural resource executive (National Gypsum) and academic administrator, President of the UNC (1986–1997).^[386]
• Tony Sparano, 56, American football coach (Dallas Cowboys, Oakland Raiders, Miami Dolphins), arteriosclerotic heart disease.^[387]
• Tor Erling Staff, 85, Norwegian lawyer.^[388]

23

• Maryon Pittman Allen, 92, American journalist and politician, U.S. Senator from Alabama (1978).^[389]
• Vitaliy Balytskyi, 39, Ukrainian football player and manager.^[390]
• Lucy Birley, 58, British model (Robert Mapplethorpe) and socialite, apparent suicide by gunshot.^[391]
• Julia Borisenko, 28, Belarusian footballer (Zvezda-BGU Minsk, Ryazan, national team), drowned.^[392]
• George Brown, 86, American Olympic long jumper (1952).^[393]
• Helen Burns, 101, English actress.^[394]
• Choi In-hun, 82, South Korean writer, colorectal cancer.^[395]
• Tony Cline, 69, American football player (Oakland Raiders, San Francisco 49ers, Miami Hurricanes).^[396]
• Jimmy Copeland, 76, Scottish footballer (Clyde, Kilmarnock).^[397]
• Howard Felsher, 90, American game show producer (Family Feud, Password, Tic-Tac-Dough).^[398]
• Harry Gulkin, 90, Canadian film producer (Lies My Father Told Me, Two Solitudes, Bayo), pneumonia.^[399]
• Elbert Howard, 80, American civil rights activist, co-founder of the Black Panther Party.^[400]
• Stephen Juan, 69, American anthropologist and author.^[401]
• Vladimir Komarov, 69, Russian Olympic speed skater (1972) and sports official.^[402]
• Mary Jane McCaffree, 106, American secretary, White House Social Secretary (1955–1961).^[403]
• Paul Madeley, 73, English footballer (Leeds United, national team), Parkinson's disease.^[404]
• Duke Carl Gregor of Mecklenburg, 85, German royal and art historian.^[405]
• Pierre Pican, 83, French Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Bayeux (1988–2010).^[406]
• Roh Hoe-chan, 61, South Korean politician, member of the National Assembly (2004–2008, 2012–2013, since 2016), suicide by jumping.^[407]
• Khalid Salleh, 70, Malaysian actor, respiratory failure.^[408]
• Oksana Shachko, 31, Ukrainian artist and human rights activist, co-founder of Femen, suspected suicide.^[409]
• Chrysa Spiliotis, 62, Greek actress and playwright, wildfire.^[410]
• Jacob Tanzer, 83, American attorney, Associate Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court (1980–1982).^[411]
• Giuseppe Tonutti, 93, Italian politician, Senator (1976–1987).^[412]
• Steven Béla Várdy, 83, Hungarian historian.^[413]
• Elliot Vesell, 84, American pharmacologist.^[414]

24

• Masanao Aoki, 87, Japanese engineer and economist.^[415]
• Vincenzo Silvano Casulli, 73, Italian astronomer, discoverer of 194 minor planets and asteroids.^[416]
• Tony Cloninger, 77, American baseball player (Atlanta Braves, Cincinnati Reds) and coach (New York Yankees).^[417]
• Fred Donaldson, 81, English footballer (Port Vale, Exeter City and Chester).^[418]
• Mary Ellis, 101, British WWII era transport pilot (RAF, ATA).^[419]
• Vaughn Eshelman, 49, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox), liver disease.^[420]
• Florindo Fabrizio, 73, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (since 2003), cancer.^[421]
• Corinne Gallant, 96, Canadian feminist philosopher.^[422]
• Walter Hirrlinger, 92, German politician.^[423]
• Isidor Levin, 98, Latvian folklorist.^[424]
• Jack P. Lewis, 99, American Biblical scholar.^[425]
• J. D. Lynch, 70, American politician, President pro tempore of the Montana Senate (1991-1994)^[426]
• John Murray, 83, English cricketer (Middlesex, national team).^[427]
• Reginald Pickup, 88, English footballer (Stoke City F.C.).^[428]
• Delroy Scott, 71, Jamaican footballer (Atlanta Chiefs).^[429]
• Patrick Troy, 82, Australian town planner and academic.^[430]
• Murray Watson Jr., 86, American politician, member of the Texas Senate (1963–1973) and House of Representatives (1957–1963).^[431]
• Phail Wynn, 70, American educator and banker (SunTrust Banks), president of Durham Tech (1980–2007).^[432]

25

• Judith Appelbaum, 78, American editor, consultant and author, ovarian cancer.^[433]
• Vakhtang Balavadze, 90, Georgian freestyle wrestler, Olympic bronze medallist (1956), world champion (1954, 1957).^[434]
• Bob Brady, 86, Canadian football player (BC Lions, Toronto Argonauts).^[435]
• Nick Browne-Wilkinson, Baron Browne-Wilkinson, 88, British judge, Senior Lord of Appeal in Ordinary (1998–2000).^[436]
• Kalparanjan Chakma, 96, Bangladeshi politician.^[437]
• Frank Clarke, 84, American football player (Cleveland Browns, Dallas Cowboys) and sportscaster (CBS).^[438]
• Shelly Cohen, 84, American musician (The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson), pneumonia.^[439]
• Jimmy Collins, 80, Scottish footballer (Brighton & Hove Albion, Tottenham Hotspur).^[440]
• Guy Fallot, 91, French cellist.^[441]
• Luis Gneiting, 50, Paraguayan politician, Governor of Itapúa (2013–2017) and Minister of Agriculture and Livestock (since 2018), plane crash.^[442]
• Andrew Hopper, 69, British lawyer.^[443]
• Richard Jarecki, 86, German-born American physician and gambler, pneumonia.^[444]
• Carolyn Jones, 77, British actress (Crossroads).^[445]
• Delwin Jones, 94, American politician, member of the Texas House of Representatives (1964–1972, 1989–2011).^[446]
• Rick Littlewood, 77, New Zealand Olympic judoka (1972).^[447]
• Sergio Marchionne, 66, Italian-Canadian automotive executive (Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, Ferrari, Maserati), heart attack.^[448]
• Guy Molinari, 89, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives for New York's 14th (1983–1989) and 17th districts (1981–1983) and State Assembly (1975–1980).^[449]
• Braham Murray, 75, English theatre director (Manchester Royal Exchange).^[450]
• Ricardo C. Puno, 95, Filipino lawyer and politician, Minister of Justice (1979–1984).^[451]
• Glen Roven, 60, American composer, conductor and producer.^[452]
• Clara Sereni, 71, Italian author.^[453]
• Robert Ellis Smith, 77, American attorney, heart attack.^[454]
• Ellie Soutter, 18, British snowboarder (Team GB), suicide by hanging.^[455]
• György Szepesi, 96, Hungarian radio sportscaster and football executive, Executive Committee Chairman of FIFA (1982–1994).^[456]
• Rudi Thomaes, 65, Belgian businessman, CEO of the Federation of Belgian Enterprises.^[457]
• Líber Vespa, 46, Uruguayan football player (Rosario Central, national team) and coach (C.A. Cerro), aneurysm.^[458]
• Giancarlo Vitali, 88, Italian painter and engraver.^[459]
• Patrick Williams, 79, American composer (The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Breaking Away, Cry-Baby), cancer.^[460]

26

• Alfredo del Águila, 83, Mexican footballer (national team, Deportivo Toluca F.C., Club América).^[461]
• Simegnew Bekele, 53, Ethiopian engineer and public administrator, shot.^[462]
• Achille Boothman, 79, Irish hurler.^[463]
• Willie Brown, 76, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Rams, USC Trojans) and coach, cancer.^[464]
• Michel Butel, 77, French journalist.^[465]
• María Concepción César, 91, Argentine actress (Rosaura at 10 O'Clock, Savage Pampas), singer and dancer.^[466]
• Stanley Cole, 72, American water polo player, Olympic bronze medallist (1972).^[467]
• Adem Demaçi, 82, Kosovar political activist, President of Parliamentary Party of Kosovo (1996–1998).^[468]
• Walter Fisher, 87, American communication theorist, complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[469]
• Bradley S. Greenberg, 83, American communication theorist, cancer.^[470]
• Giorgos Katsibardis, 79, Greek attorney, athlete and politician, founding member of PASOK and MP (1977–2000), drowned.^[471]
• John Kline, 87, American basketball player (Harlem Globetrotters).^[472]
• Aloyzas Kveinys, 56, Lithuanian chess grandmaster, heart attack.^[473]
• Robert Martin, 99, American fighter pilot (Tuskegee Airmen), pneumonia.^[474]
• Berit Nøkleby, 78, Norwegian historian.^[475]
• Orlando Ramírez, 75, Chilean footballer (Universidad Católica, Palestino, national team).^[476]
• Sha Yexin, 79, Chinese playwright.^[477]
• Mostafa Rashidi Suja, 68, Bangladeshi politician, MP for Khulna (1991–2006), kidney disease.^[478]
• Anne Vermeer, 101, Dutch politician, Member of the House of Representatives (1956–1963), Senator (1966–1987), Mayor of Amersfoort (1976–1982).^[479]
• Galen Wahlmeier, 84, American-born Canadian football player (Saskatchewan Roughriders) and politician, Mayor of Estevan.^[480]
• Alastair Yates, 66, British news anchor (BBC News, Sky News, About Anglia).^[481]
• Japanese convicted murderers from the Aum Shinrikyo cult, executed by hanging.^[482]
  • Kenichi Hirose, 54.
  • Kazuaki Okazaki, 57.

27

• Alan Bennion, 88, British actor (Doctor Who, Z Cars).^[483]
• T. H. P. Chentharasseri, 89, Indian historian.^[484]
• George Cunningham, 87, British politician, MP (1970–1983).^[485]
• Michael P. DeLong, 73, American Marine Corps lieutenant general, heart attack.^[486]
• Marco Aurelio Denegri, 80, Peruvian linguist, sexologist and television host, pulmonary fibrosis.^[487]
• Abubakar Habu Hashidu, 74, Nigerian politician, Governor of Gombe State (1999–2003).^[488]
• Bernard Hepton, 92, British actor (Colditz, I, Claudius, Secret Army).^[489]
• Leo E. Litwak, 94, American writer.^[490]
• Mateja Matejić, 94, Yugoslavian-born American writer.^[491]
• Bongani Mayosi, 51, South African cardiology professor (University of Cape Town), Order of Mapungubwe recipient (2009), suicide.^[492]
• Algimantas Nasvytis, 90, Lithuanian architect.^[493]
• Ousha the Poet, 98, Emirati poet.^[494]
• Vitaly Shentalinsky, 78, Russian writer.^[495]
• Yuri Shundrov, 62, Russian-Ukrainian ice hockey player (Sokil Kiev) and goaltending coach.^[496]
• Song Yuquan, 85, Chinese materials scientist, academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.^[497]
• Enrique Verástegui, 68, Peruvian poet, physicist and philosopher, heart attack.^[498]
• Vladimir Voinovich, 85, Russian writer.^[499]
• Geoff Whitty, 71, British educator (Institute of Education).^[500]

28

• Guillermo Bredeston, 84, Argentine actor (Pobres habrá siempre, The Dragonfly Is Not an Insect, Deliciously Amoral), stroke.^[501]
• John C. Buechner, 82, American university administrator and politician, member of the Colorado House of Representatives (1973–1975), President of University of Colorado (1995–2000).^[502]
• Christopher Gibbs, 79, British antiques dealer.^[503]
• Wanny van Gils, 59, Dutch footballer (Willem II, NAC Breda, K. Beringen F.C.).^[504]
• Olga Jackowska, 67, Polish rock singer (Maanam), ovarian cancer.^[505]
• Kalia Kulothungan, 40, Indian footballer (East Bengal, Bhawanipore), traffic collision.^[506]
• Bruce Lietzke, 67, American professional golfer, glioblastoma.^[507]
• Max Ritchie, 83, Australian footballer (North Melbourne).^[508]
• Kanagaratnam Shanmugaratnam, 97, Singaporean pathologist.^[509]
• Fernando Tirapu, 66, Spanish footballer (Athletic Bilbao, Osasuna, Valencia).^[510]
• Paul Walfish, 83, Canadian endocrinologist, blood cancer.^[511]

29

• Hans Kristian Amundsen, 58, Norwegian politician and newspaper editor (Nordlys), State Secretary in the Ministry of Fisheries and Coastal Affairs (since 2011).^[512]
• Alex Boyle, 88, Australian footballer (Carlton).^[513]
• Brickhouse Brown, 57, American professional wrestler (SCW, WCWA, USWA), prostate cancer.^[514]
• Umberto Calzolari, 80, Italian baseball player (Fortitudo Baseball Bologna, national team).^[515]
• Chow Yei-ching, 82, Hong Kong holding company executive, liver cancer.^[516]
• Ramapada Chowdhury, 95, Indian novelist and short story writer.^[517]
• Brian Christopher, 46, American professional wrestler (WWF, TNA, USWA), suicide by hanging.^[518]
• Michael Doman, 57, South African cricketer, complications from diabetes.^[519]
• Oliver Dragojević, 70, Croatian singer, lung cancer.^[520]
• Abbas Duzduzani, 76, Iranian politician, Chairman of City Council of Tehran (1999), MP (1984–1992), Minister of Culture (1980–1981).^[521]
• Yaakov Elman, 74, American Judaic scholar.^[522]
• Anba Epiphanius, 64, Egyptian Coptic prelate, Abbot of Monastery of Saint Macarius the Great (since 2013).^[523]
• Graham Finlay, 82, New Zealand Olympic boxer (1956).^[524]
• John Goodwin, 97, British theatre publicist, writer and editor.^[525]
• Arsene James, 73, Saint Lucian politician, Minister of Education and Culture (2006–2011).^[526]
• Peter P. Klassen, 92, Soviet-born Paraguayan writer.^[527]
• Johnny Lewis, 78, American baseball player (New York Mets) and coach (St. Louis Cardinals).^[528]
• Lin Xiangdi, 84, Chinese optoelectronic engineer, President of Southwest University of Science and Technology (2000–2004).^[529]
• Ma Ju-feng, 63, Taiwanese actor (The Spirit of Love, Unique Flavor, Feng Shui Family), stroke.^[530]
• Sam Mehran, 31, American musician (Test Icicles), suicide.^[531]
• Fiachra Ó Ceallaigh, 84, Irish Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Dublin (1994–2009).^[532]
• António José Rafael, 92, Portuguese Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Bragança-Miranda (1979–2001).^[533]
• Vibeke Skofterud, 38, Norwegian cross-country skier, Olympic champion (2010), jetskiing accident.^[534]
• Tomasz Stańko, 76, Polish jazz trumpeter and composer, pneumonia as a complication of lung cancer.^[535]
• Ian Stanley, 69, Australian golfer, cancer.^[536]
• Nikolai Volkoff, 70, Yugoslav-born American Hall of Fame professional wrestler (WWF).^[537]
• Bryan Wagner, 75, American politician, member of the New Orleans City Council (1980–1986).^[538]

30

• Ken Berkeley, 88, Australian Olympic sailor (1972).^[539]
• Ron Dellums, 82, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives from California's 7th, 8th and 9th districts (1971–1998), Mayor of Oakland (2007–2011), prostate cancer.^[540]
• Andreas Kappes, 52, German Olympic cyclist (1984), anaphylactic shock.^[541]
• Khayyam Mirzazade, 82, Azerbaijani composer and academic.^[542]
• Carmen Guerrero Nakpil, 96, Filipino author and historian, Chair of the National Historical Commission (1968–1971), pneumonia.^[543]
• John Sankaramangalam, 84, Indian film director (Janmabhoomi).^[544]
• Michael A. Sheehan, 63, American author and government official, Coordinator for Counterterrorism (1999–2000), multiple myeloma.^[545]
• Robert Thunell, 67, American biogeochemist and oceanographer.^[546]
• Finn Tveter, 70, Norwegian jurist and rower, Olympic silver medalist (1976).^[547]
• Zhou Yaohe, 91, Chinese scientist.^[548]

31

• Walid al-Kubaisi, 60, Iraqi-born Norwegian writer.^[549]
• Rafael Amador, 58, Mexican football player (Pumas UNAM, national team) and coach (Pumas UNAM), cancer.^[550]
• Yoshio Anabuki, 85, Japanese baseball player and manager (Nankai Hawks), sepsis.^[551]
• Hélio Bicudo, 96, Brazilian politician, Deputy (1991–1999), Vice Mayor of São Paulo (2001–2005), stroke.^[552]
• Tony Bullimore, 79, British sailor and nightclub owner, stomach cancer.^[553]
• George Cowgill, 89, American anthropologist and archaeologist.^[554]
• Sir Alex Fergusson, 69, British politician, Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament (2007–2011).^[555]
• Michael Krop, 88, American school board member (Miami-Dade County Public Schools), heart disease.^[556]
• Jose Apolinario Lozada Jr., 67, Filipino diplomat and politician, member of the House of Representatives (1998–2004), brain hemorrhage.^[557]
• Jovito Plameras Jr., 83, Filipino politician, Governor of Antique (1985–1998) and member of the House of Representatives (1998–2001).^[558]
• Daryl Robertson, 82, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs).^[559]
• Isamu Shibayama, 88, Peruvian-born American civil rights activist.^[560]
• Bassano Staffieri, 86, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Carpi (1989–1999) and La Spezia-Sarzana-Brugnato (1999–2008).^[561]
• Christopher Stensaker, 73, Norwegian politician, member of Storting (1997–2005).^[562]
• Su Hongxi, 103, Chinese surgeon.^[563]
• Teoh Seng Khoon, 99, Malaysian badminton player.^[564]
• Julia Weertman, 92, American materials scientist.^[565]
• Damian Worrad, 43, English cricketer, heart attack.^[566]
• Beatrice Wright, 100, American psychologist.^[567]
• Manfred Wuttich, 77, German footballer (Eintracht Braunschweig, VfL Wolfsburg), Parkinson's disease.^[568]