The following is a list of notable deaths in June 2017.

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), what subject was noted for, cause of death (if known), and reference.

June 2017

1

• Ernie Ackerley, 73, British footballer (South Melbourne FC).^[1]
• Roy Barraclough, 81, British comedian (Cissie and Ada) and actor (Coronation Street) respiratory problems.^[2]
• Donald Caird, 91, Irish Anglican prelate, Archbishop of Dublin (1985–1996).^[3]
• J. B. Dauda, 74, Sierra Leonean politician, MP for Kenema (1986–1992), Second Vice-President (1991–1992), and Minister of Foreign Affairs (2010–2012).^[4]
• Roberto De Vicenzo, 94, Argentine golfer, Open champion (1967).^[5]
• Tankred Dorst, 91, German playwright.^[6]
• Ludvig Hope Faye, 86, Norwegian politician.^[7]
• Viviane Gauthier, 99, Haitian dancer.^[8]
• José Greci, 76, Italian actress (Ben-Hur, The Ten Gladiators, The Sicilian Connection).^[9]
• Sir Owen Green, 92, British chief executive (BTR plc).^[10]
• George Joseph, 66, Indian diplomat, Ambassador to Turkmenistan (1997–2001), Qatar (2005–2009) and Bahrain (2009–2010), kidney disease.^[11]
• Jack McCloskey, 91, American basketball coach (Penn Quakers, Portland Trail Blazers) and executive (Detroit Pistons), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[12]
• Alois Mock, 82, Austrian politician, Vice-Chancellor (1987–1989) and Foreign Minister (1987–1995), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[13]
• Charles Simmons, 92, American author.^[14]
• Sonja Sutter, 86, German actress (Derrick).^[15]
• Rosa Taikon, 90, Swedish silversmith and Romani people activist.^[16]
• Raino Westerholm, 97, Finnish politician.^[17]

2

• Avie Bennett, 89, Canadian executive, Chancellor of York University (1998–2004).^[18]
• Gordon Christian, 89, American ice hockey player, Olympic silver medalist (1956).^[19]
• Walter Eggert, 76, German Olympic luger (1964).^[20]
• Iakovos Garmatis, 89, Greek-born American Orthodox hierarch, Metropolitan of Chicago (since 1997), complications from surgery.^[21]
• Ellen José, 66, Australian artist and photographer.^[22]
• Oskar Kaibyshev, 78, Russian scientist.^[23]
• Jaroslav Kořán, 77, Czech translator, writer and politician, Charter 77 signatory, Mayor of Prague (1990–1991).^[24]
• Leon Lemmens, 63, Belgian Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Mechelen-Brussels (since 2011), leukemia.^[25]
• Malcolm Lipkin, 85, English composer.^[26]
• Pierrino Mascarino, 77, Italian actor (Uncle Nino, Aaron's Way, Tears of the Sun).^[27]
• David Mattingley, 94, Australian WWII bomber pilot.^[28]
• Jack O'Neill, 94, American businessman (O'Neill).^[29]
• Barrie Pettman, 73, British author, publisher and philanthropist.^[30]
• Sharifuddin Pirzada, 93, Pakistani lawyer and politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs (1966–1968) and Attorney-General (1968–1971, 1977–1984).^[31]
• S. Abdul Rahman, 79, Indian poet, urinary infection.^[32]
• Peter Sallis, 96, English actor (Last of the Summer Wine, Wallace and Gromit, The Wind in the Willows).^[33]
• Herm Starrette, 80, American baseball player (Baltimore Orioles).^[34]
• Sir Jeffrey Tate, 74, British conductor, heart attack.^[35]
• Tom Tjaarda, 82, American automobile designer.^[36]
• Sergei Vikharev, 55, Russian ballet dancer, blood clot.^[37]
• Ralph Wetton, 89, English footballer (Tottenham Hotspur, Plymouth Argyle).^[38]
• Stephen Williams, 90, American archaeologist.^[39]
• Aamir Zaki, 49, Pakistani guitarist, heart failure.^[40]

3

• Clifford Blackburn, 89, Canadian Olympic boxer.^[41]
• David Choby, 70, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Nashville (since 2005), complications from a fall.^[42]
• Ignacio Echeverría, 39, Spanish banker, stabbed.^[43]
• Sara Ehrman, 98, American political lobbyist and Jewish activist, endocarditis.^[44]
• Stefan Gryff, 79, Polish-born Australian actor (Julia, Surviving Picasso, The Saint).^[45]
• James E. Martin, 84, American educator, president of the University of Arkansas (1980–1984) and Auburn University (1984–1992).^[46]
• Niels Helveg Petersen, 78, Danish politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs (1993–2000), MP (1966–1974, 1977–1993, 1994–2011), esophageal cancer.^[47]
• Jimmy Piersall, 87, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Indians) and broadcaster.^[48]
• Rehman Rashid, 62, Malaysian journalist (New Straits Times, Asiaweek).^[49]
• Shivraj, 97, Indian actor (Patita, Seema, Miss Mary).^[50]
• Eleanor Singer, 87, Austrian-born American expert on survey methodology.^[51]
• Vincent Tshabalala, 75, South African golfer.^[52]
• John K. Watts, 80, Australian football player (East Perth) and broadcaster.^[53]
• Lawrence Weed, 93, American medical researcher.^[54]

4

• Esmé Berman, 88, South African art historian, Parkinson's disease.^[55]
• Bill Butler, 83, British film editor (A Clockwork Orange, A Touch of Class).^[56]
• Danny Dias, 34, American reality television personality (Road Rules, The Challenge), complications from chronic substance abuse.^[57]
• Juan Goytisolo, 86, Spanish essayist, poet and novelist.^[58]
• Bennie Hofs, 70, Dutch footballer (Vitesse).^[59]
• Patrick G. Johnston, 58, Northern Irish scientist and academic administrator, Vice-Chancellor of Queen's University, Belfast (2014–2017).^[60]
• David Nicholls, 61, British jockey and horse trainer.^[61]
• Babatunde Osotimehin, 68, Nigerian politician and civil servant, executive director of the United Nations Population Fund (since 2011).^[62]
• Orlando Figuera, 22, Venezuelan young man, killed during the 2017 Venezuelan protests.^[63]
• Thomas C. Perry, 76, American politician, Mayor of Akron, New York (1987–1991).^[64]
• Washington Sixolo, 83, South African actor (Emzini Wezinsizwa, Shaka Zulu, Who Am I?).^[65]
• Roger Smith, 84, American actor (77 Sunset Strip, Mister Roberts, Auntie Mame), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[66]
• Ravi Subramanian, 51, Indian cricket umpire.^[67]
• Jack Trout, 82, American marketer and author, intestinal cancer.^[68]
• Zhang Tianfu, 106, Chinese agronomist and tea expert.^[69]

5

• Annette Barbier, 66, American artist, complications from a bone marrow disorder.^[70]
• Kathryn Stripling Byer, 72, American poet, North Carolina Poet Laureate (2005–2009), lymphoma.^[71]
• Marco Coll, 81, Colombian footballer (América de Cali).^[72]
• Andy Cunningham, 67, British magician, puppeteer and actor (Bodger & Badger), cancer.^[73]
• Helen Dunmore, 64, British poet and writer (Zennor in Darkness), cancer.^[74]
• Victor Gold, 88, American journalist and White House press secretary.^[75]
• Marilyn Hall, 90, Canadian-born American television producer (A Woman Called Golda).^[76]
• Anna Jókai, 84, Hungarian writer.^[77]
• William Krisel, 92, Chinese-born American architect.^[78]
• Georgios Masadis, 72, Greek footballer (Veria F.C.).^[79]
• Rita Riggs, 86, American costume designer (Psycho, All in the Family, The Birds).^[80]
• Giuliano Sarti, 83, Italian footballer (Fiorentina, Inter).^[81]
• N. S. Ramanuja Tatacharya, 90, Indian academic.^[82]
• Jimmy Thomas, 69, American football player (San Francisco 49ers).^[83]
• Cheick Tioté, 30, Ivorian footballer (Twente, Newcastle United, national team), heart attack.^[84]
• Ted Topor, 87, American football player (Detroit Lions).^[85]
• James Vance, 64, American comic book writer (Kings in Disguise, Omaha the Cat Dancer, The Crow), cancer.^[86]
• Héctor Wagner, 48, Dominican baseball player (Kansas City Royals), stomach cancer.^[87]

6

• John Bower, 87, American Nordic combined skier.^[88]
• Horace Burrell, 67, Jamaican soccer executive, President of the Jamaica Football Federation (since 2007), cancer.^[89]
• Jean-Jacques Delvaux, 74, French politician, cancer.^[90]
• Ainslie Embree, 96, American historian.^[91]
• Andrew Francis, 70, Pakistani Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Multan (1999–2014).^[92]
• Vin Garbutt, 69, British folk singer (When the Tide Turns, Bandalised, Word of Mouth), complications from heart surgery.^[93]
• Tony Grubb, 80, English golfer.^[94]
• Ragnhild Queseth Haarstad, 78, Norwegian politician.^[95]
• François Houtart, 92, Belgian theologian.^[96]
• Adnan Khashoggi, 81, Saudi arms dealer.^[97]
• Davey Lambert, 48, English motorcycle racer, injuries sustained in crash.^[98]
• Georgie Leahy, 78, Irish hurling coach (Kilkenny).^[99]
• Earl Lestz, 78, American studio executive (Paramount Pictures), heart attack.^[100]
• Bruce McMaster-Smith, 77, Australian football player.^[101]
• Walter Noll, 92, German-born American mathematician.^[102]
• Peter Norburn, 86, English rugby league footballer.^[103]
• Latifur Rahman, 81, Bangladeshi justice, Chief Justice (2000–2001) and Chief Adviser (2001).^[104]
• Sandra Reemer, 66, Dutch singer ("Als het om de liefde gaat", "Colorado", "The Party's Over"), breast cancer.^[105]
• Márta Rudas, 80, Hungarian javelin thrower, Olympic silver medalist (1964).^[106]
• Era Sezhiyan, 94, Indian writer and politician.^[107]
• Keiichi Tahara, 65, Japanese photographer.^[108]
• Bill Walker, 88, Scottish politician, MP for Perth and East Perthshire (1979–1983) and North Tayside (1983–1997).^[109]
• Rokas Žilinskas, 44, Lithuanian journalist and politician, pneumonia.^[110]
• Paul Zukofsky, 73, American violinist and conductor, non-Hodgkin lymphoma.^[111]

7

• Angela Hartley Brodie, 82, British cancer researcher.^[112]
• Irene Brown, 98, British author and codebreaker.^[113]
• Arthur Bunting, 80, English rugby league player and coach (Hull Kingston Rovers, Hull F.C.).^[114]
• Ernie Edds, 91, English footballer (Plymouth Argyle, Torquay United).^[115]
• Cyril Frankel, 95, British film director (Make Me an Offer, On the Fiddle, The Witches).^[116]
• Michael Francis Gibson, 87, Belgian-born French art critic and writer.^[117]
• James Hardy, 31, American football player (Buffalo Bills, Baltimore Ravens), suicide by drowning.^[118] (body discovered on this date)
• Jan Høiland, 78, Norwegian singer.^[119]
• Holy Bull, 26, American Thoroughbred racehorse, 1994 American Horse of the Year, euthanized.^[120]
• Robert S. Leiken, 78, American political scientist and historian.^[121]
• Trento Longaretti, 100, Italian painter.^[122]
• Françoise Mailliard, 87, French Olympic fencer (1960).^[123]
• Charles-Eugène Marin, 91, Canadian politician, MP (1984–1993).^[124]
• Tom Poole, 81, British barrister.^[125]
• Eero Rislakki, 92, Finnish industrial engineer.^[126]
• France Rode, 82, Slovenian engineer, inventor of the scientific pocket calculator.^[127]
• Deo Rwabiita, 74, Ugandan politician and diplomat.^[128]
• Patsy Terrell, 55, American politician, member of the Kansas House of Representatives (since 2017).^[129]
• Ed Victor, 77, American-born British literary agent, heart attack.^[130]
• Thierry Zéno, 67, Belgian writer and filmmaker, cancer.^[131]

8

• Miguel d'Escoto Brockmann, 84, Nicaraguan diplomat, politician and priest, Foreign Minister of Nicaragua (1979–1990) and President of the United Nations General Assembly (2008–2009).^[132]
• Fred Fiedler, 95, Austrian-born American psychologist.^[133]
• LeRoy Fjordbotten, 78, Canadian politician, MLA of Alberta (1979–1993).^[134]
• Ervin A. Gonzalez, 57, American attorney, suicide.^[135]
• Marcelo Guinle, 69, Argentine politician, Senator from Chubut Province (2001–2015).^[136]
• Václav Halama, 76, Czech football player and coach.^[137]
• Glenne Headly, 62, American actress (Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Mr. Holland's Opus, Dick Tracy), complications from pulmonary embolism.^[138]
• Naseem Khan, 77, British journalist (Time Out, The Guardian).^[139]
• Sergo Kutivadze, 72, Georgian football player and coach (FC Dinamo Tbilisi, Torpedo Kutaisi).^[140]
• Robert Melson, 46, American murderer, executed by lethal injection.^[141]
• René Monse, 48, German Olympic heavyweight boxer (1996).^[142]
• Jan Notermans, 84, Dutch footballer (Fortuna Sittard, national team).^[143]
• Sam Panopoulos, 82, Greek-born Canadian cook, inventor of the Hawaiian pizza.^[144]
• Jill Singer, 60, Australian journalist (ABC, Seven, Herald Sun), AL amyloidosis.^[145]
• Sir Bernard Tomlinson, 96, English neuropathologist.^[146]
• Norro Wilson, 79, American country music songwriter ("A Very Special Love Song", "The Most Beautiful Girl") and record producer, Grammy winner (1975), heart failure.^[147]
• Prince Udaya Priyantha, 48, Sri Lankan artist and singer, complications from a brain infection.^[148]

9

• Gazi Shahabuddin Ahmed, 78, Bangladeshi journalist, cancer.^[149]
• Natig Aliyev, 69, Azerbaijani politician, Minister of Energy (since 2004), complications from a heart attack.^[150]
• Andrzej Baturo, 77, Polish photographer.^[151]
• Edit DeAk, 68, Hungarian-born American art critic and writer, pneumonia and respiratory stress syndrome.^[152]
• Vic Edelbrock Jr., 80, American automotive products manufacturer (Edelbrock).^[153]
• Patricia Goldsmith, 88, English artist.^[154]
• John Heyman, 84, British-American producer (D.A.R.Y.L.).^[155]
• Romualda Hofertienė, 75, Lithuanian politician.^[156]
• Lady Mary Holborow, 80, British magistrate, Lord Lieutenant of Cornwall (1994–2011).^[157]
• Ewald Janusz, 76, Polish Olympic sprint canoer (1968).^[158]
• Frank A. Jenssen, 65, Norwegian writer and photographer.^[159]
• S. S. Khaplang, 77, Burmese politician.^[160]
• John Liu Shi-gong, 88, Chinese clandestine Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Jining (since 1995).^[161]
• Palvai Govardhan Reddy, 80, Indian politician, heart attack.^[162]
• Grace Berg Schaible, 91, American lawyer and politician, Alaska Attorney General (1987–1989).^[163]
• Andimba Toivo ya Toivo, 92, Namibian anti-apartheid activist, politician and political prisoner (SWAPO).^[164]
• García Verdugo, 83, Spanish football player (Xerez CD, Real Valladolid) and manager (CD Tenerife, CA Osasuna).^[165]
• Adam West, 88, American actor (Batman, Family Guy, Robinson Crusoe on Mars), leukemia.^[166]
• Sheila Willcox, 81, British equestrian, European champion (1957).^[167]
• John C. Yoder, 66, American judge and politician, member of the West Virginia Senate (1992–1996, 2004–2008), complications of heart surgery.^[168]

10

• Abu Khattab al-Tunisi, Tunisian jihadist, shot.^[169]
• Ray J. Ceresa, 83, British philatelist.^[170]
• Chi Po-lin, 52, Taiwanese aerial photographer and director (Beyond Beauty: Taiwan from Above), helicopter crash.^[171]
• Alexander M. Cruickshank, 97, American chemist.^[172]
• Austin Deasy, 80, Irish politician, TD (1977–2002) and Minister of Agriculture (1982–1987).^[173]
• Helen Freedhoff, 77, Canadian theoretical physicist.^[174]
• Peter Hocken, 84, British theologian and historian.^[175]
• John R. Holman, 67, British philatelist.^[176]
• Herma Hill Kay, 82, American legal scholar.^[177]
• Malang, 89, Filipino cartoonist, illustrator and painter.^[178]
• Oscar Mammì, 90, Italian politician, Minister of Mail and Telecommunications (1987–1991).^[179]
• Mihai Nedef, 85, Romanian Olympic basketball player (1952).^[180]
• Jerry Nelson, 73, American astronomer.^[181]
• Julia Perez, 36, Indonesian actress, cervical cancer.^[182]
• Samuel V. Wilson, 93, American army lieutenant general, Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency (1976–1977).^[183]

11

• Alan Campbell, 67, Northern Irish Pentecostal pastor and author.^[184]
• Errol Christie, 53, British boxer, lung cancer.^[185]
• Herman T. Costello, 96, American politician, member of the New Jersey General Assembly (1976–1982) and Senate (1982–1984).^[186]
• Alice Dewey, 89, American anthropologist.^[187]
• John Friedmann, 91, Austrian-born American academic.^[188]
• David Fromkin, 84, American historian.^[189]
• Jim Graham, 71, American politician, member of the Council of the District of Columbia (1999–2015), complications from an infection.^[190]
• Nigel Grainge, 70, British music industry executive (Ensign Records).^[191]
• Alexandra Kluge, 80, German actress and physician.^[192]
• Lois McIvor, 86, New Zealand artist.^[193]
• Norman Pollack, 84, American historian, cancer.^[194]
• S. R. Ramchandra Rao, 85, Indian cricket umpire.^[195]
• Ragnar Rommetveit, 92, Norwegian psychologist.^[196]
• Geoffrey Rowell, 74, British Anglican prelate, Bishop of Basingstoke (1994–2001) and Europe (2001–2013).^[197]
• Clive Rushton, 69, British Olympic swimmer (1972) and swimming coach, cancer.^[198]
• Elaine Schreiber, 78, Australian Paralympic athlete.^[199]
• Rosalie Sorrels, 83, American folk singer.^[200]
• Corneliu Stroe, 67, Romanian drummer and percussionist, heart attack.^[201]

12

• Teresa Albuquerque, 87, Indian historian.^[202]
• Piotr Andrejew, 69, Polish film director (Shadow Man).^[203]
• Myron Atkinson, 89, American politician, member of the North Dakota House of Representatives (1969–1976).^[204]
• Sam Beazley, 101, British actor (Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Johnny English, Pride and Prejudice).^[205]
• Brian Bellhouse, 80, British academic, engineer and entrepreneur, trampled.^[206]
• Theodor Bergmann, 101, German agronomist.^[207]
• Joan Bicknell, 78, English psychiatrist.^[208]
• Marike Bok, 74, Dutch portrait painter.^[209]
• Robert Campeau, 93, Canadian financier and real estate developer.^[210]
• Vinod Chohan, 68, Tanzanian particle accelerator specialist and engineer.^[211]
• Morton N. Cohen, 96, American author and scholar.^[212]
• Clifford John Earle Jr., 81, American mathematician.^[213]
• David W. Frank, 67, American actor, author and educator, complications from cancer.^[214]
• Jim Galton, 92, American businessman, CEO of Marvel Entertainment Group.^[215]
• Philip Gossett, 75, American musicologist.^[216]
• Gheorghe Gușet, 49, Romanian shot putter, competed in 1992, 2000, and 2004 Olympics, aortic dissection.^[217]
• Jagjeet Singh Kular, 75, Kenyan Olympic hockey player (1972).^[218]
• Fernando Martínez Heredia, 78, Cuban revolutionary and politician.^[219]
• Masahide Ōta, 92, Japanese historian and politician, Governor of Okinawa Prefecture (1990–1998), pneumonia and respiratory failure.^[220]
• Frank Pecora, 86, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania Senate for the 44th District (1979–1994).^[221]
• Pessalli, 26, Brazilian footballer (Grêmio, Angers, Paraná), traffic collision.^[222]
• C. Narayana Reddy, 85, Indian writer and poet, recipient of the Jnanpith Award (1988).^[223]
• Frans Ronnes, 68, Dutch politician, Mayor of Haaren (2001–2013).^[224]
• David Shentow, 92, Belgian-born Canadian Holocaust survivor.^[225]
• Marvin Herman Shoob, 94, American federal judge, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia (1979–1991).^[226]
• Brian Taylor, 84, English cricketer (Essex).^[227]
• Charles P. Thacker, 74, American computer designer, co-inventor of Ethernet, complications from esophageal cancer.^[228]
• Karl-Heinz Weigang, 81, German football coach, heart attack.^[229]
• Donald Winch, 82, British economist and academic.^[230]

13

• Jeffrey Arenburg, 60, Canadian killer, heart attack.^[231]
• Richard Farson, 90, American behavioral psychologist, author, and educator.^[232]
• A. R. Gurney, 86, American playwright (The Dining Room, Love Letters).^[233]
• Hansel, 29, American racehorse, winner of the 1991 Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes, euthanized.^[234]
• Richard Long, 4th Viscount Long, 88, British politician and aristocrat.^[235]
• Patricia Knatchbull, 2nd Countess Mountbatten of Burma, 93, British peeress.^[236]
• Lee Murchison, 79, American football player (San Francisco 49ers, Dallas Cowboys), complications from a fall.^[237]
• Yōko Nogiwa, 81, Japanese actress (Yakuza Deka, Key Hunter, Minna no Ie).^[238]
• José Odon Maia Alencar, 88, Brazilian politician, Governor of Piauí (1966), Mayor of Pio IX (1959–1962).^[239]
• Jack Ong, 76, American actor (Next, Leprechaun in the Hood, General Hospital), brain tumor.^[240]
• Ootje Oxenaar, 87, Dutch graphic artist and banknote designer.^[241]
• Anita Pallenberg, 75, Italian actress (Barbarella, Performance, A Degree of Murder), hepatitis.^[242]
• Pierre Papillaud, 81, French businessman.^[243]
• Zahir Shah, 70, Pakistani actor.^[244]
• Ulf Stark, 72, Swedish author (Can You Whistle, Johanna?), cancer.^[245]
• Rick Tuten, 52, American football player (Seattle Seahawks).^[246]

14

• Raziel Abelson, 95, American philosopher.^[247]
• Luis Abanto Morales, 93, Peruvian singer and composer.^[248]
• June Blum, 87, American artist.^[249]
• Fred Cogley, 82, Irish sports broadcaster.^[250]
• Lynn Conkwright, 63, American bodybuilder.^[251]
• Jacques Foix, 86, French footballer.^[252]
• Ann Louise Gilligan, 71, Irish feminist theologian, complications from a brain haemorrhage.^[253]
• Rob Gonsalves, 57, Canadian painter and illustrator.^[254]
• Ernestina Herrera de Noble, 92, Argentine newspaper publisher (Clarín).^[255]
• Arthur J. Jackson, 92, American military officer, Medal of Honor recipient.^[256]
• Kuriakose Kunnacherry, 88, Indian Syro-Malabar hierarch, Archbishop of Kottayam (1974–2006).^[257]
• Don Matthews, 77, American-Canadian football coach (BC Lions, Toronto Argonauts, Edmonton Eskimos), cancer.^[258]
• Khadija Saye, 24, British photographer, injuries sustained in the Grenfell Tower fire.^[259]
• Hein Verbruggen, 75, Dutch sports administrator, President of the UCI (1991–2005), leukemia.^[260]

15

• Ibrahim Abouleish, 80, Egyptian pharmacologist and biodynamic agriculturalist (SEKEM).^[261]
• Martin Aitken, 95, British archaeometrist.^[262]
• David L. Armstrong, 75, American politician, Mayor of Louisville (1999–2003).^[263]
• Ajmer Singh Aulakh, 74, Indian playwright, cancer.^[264]
• Aleksey Batalov, 88, Russian actor (The Cranes Are Flying, The Lady with the Dog, Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears), complications from a fall.^[265]
• P. N. Bhagwati, 95, Indian judge, Chief Justice (1985–1986), acting Governor of Gujarat (1967, 1973).^[266]
• Jacques Charpentier, 83, French composer and organist.^[267]
• John Dalmas, 90, American science fiction writer, pneumonia.^[268]
• Bill Dana, 92, American comedian, actor and screenwriter (The Bill Dana Show, The Ed Sullivan Show, The Nude Bomb).^[269]
• Wilma de Faria, 72, Brazilian politician, Governor of Rio Grande do Norte (2003–2010), cancer.^[270]
• Evelyn Freeman Roberts, 98, American musician, songwriter and educator.^[271]
• Kyla Greenbaum, 95, British pianist.^[272]
• Stina Haage, 92, Swedish Olympic gymnast (1948).^[273]
• Larry Hayes, 81, American football player (Los Angeles Rams).^[274]
• Jim Hendrick, 82, American sports announcer.^[275]
• Phyllis A. Kravitch, 96, American judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit (1979–1981) and Eleventh Circuit (1981–1996).^[276]
• Barbara Kulaszka, 64, Canadian lawyer, lung cancer.^[277]
• Kalamandalam Leelamma, 65, Indian classical dancer.^[278]
• James W. McCord Jr., 93, American intelligence officer, pancreatic cancer.^[279]
• Dame Ngāneko Minhinnick, 77, New Zealand Māori leader (Ngāti Te Ata).^[280]
• Rumen Nenov, 47, Bulgarian footballer.^[281]
• Harry Prime, 97, American big band singer.^[282]
• Danny Schock, 68, Canadian ice hockey player (Boston Bruins, Philadelphia Flyers).^[283]
• Olbram Zoubek, 91, Czech sculptor.^[284]

16

• John G. Avildsen, 81, American film director (Rocky, The Karate Kid, Save the Tiger), Oscar winner (1977), pancreatic cancer.^[285]
• Christian Cabrol, 91, French cardiac surgeon and politician, MEP (1994–1999).^[286]
• Héctor Cardona, 81, Puerto Rican sports executive, president of Puerto Rico Olympic Committee (1991–2008), executive vice-president of International Amateur Boxing Association, cancer.^[287]
• Eliza Clívia, 37, Brazilian singer, traffic collision.^[288]
• Jim French, 84, American photographer^[289]
• Luciano Frosini, 89, Italian racing cyclist.^[290]
• Stephen Furst, 63, American actor (Babylon 5, Animal House, St. Elsewhere), complications from diabetes.^[291]
• Leon Garror, 69, American football player (Buffalo Bills).^[292]
• Curt Hanson, 73, American politician, member of the Iowa House of Representatives (since 2009), cancer.^[293]
• Mieczysław Kalenik, 84, Polish stage and film actor (Krzyżacy).^[294]
• Edzai Kasinauyo, 42, Zimbabwean footballer (CAPS United, Moroka Swallows).^[295]
• Helmut Kohl, 87, German politician, Chancellor (1982–1998), Minister-President of Rhineland-Palatinate (1969–1976).^[296]
• Maurice Mességué, 95, French herbalist.^[297]
• Ren Rong, 99, Chinese politician, Communist Party Chief of Tibet Autonomous Region (1971–1980).^[298]
• Günter Siebert, 86, German football player and executive, West German Champion (1958) and chairman (Schalke).^[299]
• Hans Olav Tungesvik, 81, Norwegian politician, MP (1977–1985), traffic collision.^[300]
• Dick Warner, 70, Irish journalist (RTÉ) and environmentalist.^[301]

17

• Rodolfo Fontiveros Beltran, 68, Filipino Roman Catholic prelate, Vicar Apostolic of Bontoc-Lagawe (2006–2012) and Bishop of San Fernando de La Union (since 2012).^[302]
• Elias Burstein, 99, American physicist.^[303]
• Ken Campbell, 89, Australian paleontologist.^[304]
• Gailanne Cariddi, 63, American politician, member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives (since 2011).^[305]
• Diana Cavallo, 85, American author.^[306]
• Iván Fandiño, 36, Spanish bullfighter, gored.^[307]
• Larry Grantham, 78, American football player (New York Jets).^[308]
• Józef Grudzień, 78, Polish lightweight boxer, Olympic champion (1964) and silver medalist (1968).^[309]
• Pierre Imhasly, 77, Swiss author and poet, cancer.^[310]
• Henk van Rossum, 97, Dutch politician, member of the House of Representatives (1967–1986).^[311]
• Baldwin Lonsdale, 68, ni-Vanuatu politician, President (since 2014), heart attack.^[312]
• Luis Lusquiños, 65, Argentine politician, member of the Chamber of Deputies (2005–2009), Chief of the Cabinet of Ministers (2001).^[313]
• William S. Massey, 96, American mathematician.^[314]
• Thara Memory, 68, American jazz trumpeter, Grammy winner (2013).^[315]
• Omar Monza, 88, Argentine Olympic basketball player (1952), world champion (1950).^[316]
• Frederick P. Nickles, 69, American politician.^[317]
• Venus Ramey, 92, American beauty pageant contestant (Miss America 1944) and gun rights activist.^[318]
• Leopoldo S. Tumulak, 72, Filipino Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Tagbilaran (1992–2005) and Military Ordinary of the Philippines (since 2005), pancreatic cancer.^[319]
• Anneliese Uhlig, 98, German actress (Don Cesare di Bazan).^[320]
• Emil Wojtaszek, 89, Polish politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs (1976–1980).^[321]

18

• Atmasthananda, 98, Indian Hindu leader, president of Ramakrishna Math (since 2007).^[322]
• Octavio Betancourt Arango, 89, Colombian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Garzón (1975–1977).^[323]
• Hans Breder, 81, German-born American artist, complications of ischemic colitis.^[324]
• Pierluigi Chicca, 79, Italian fencer, Olympic silver (1964, 1968) and bronze medalist (1960).^[325]
• Keith Farnham, 69, American politician, member of the Illinois House of Representatives (2009–2014).^[326]
• Albert Franks, 81, English footballer (Newcastle United, Rangers, Greenock Morton).^[327]
• Roger Greenspun, 87, American journalist and film critic.^[328]
• Tim Hague, 34, Canadian mixed martial artist (UFC, WSOF, KOTC), brain hemorrhage.^[329]
• John Wesley Hardt, 95, American Methodist prelate and author.^[330]
• Joel Joffe, Baron Joffe, 85, South African-born British human rights lawyer and life peer.^[331]
• Predhiman Krishan Kaw, 69, Indian plasma physicist, heart disease.^[332]
• Joyce Lindores, 73, Scottish bowler, Commonwealth Games gold medalist (1988).^[333]
• Tony Liscio, 76, American football player (Dallas Cowboys), amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[334]
• Antonio Medellín, 75, Mexican actor (Tres veces Ana, Porque el amor manda, Cuando me enamoro).^[335]
• Chris Murrell, 61, American jazz singer.^[336]
• Simon Nelson, 85, American mass murderer.^[337]
• Shih Chun-jen, 93, Taiwanese neurosurgeon and politician, Minister of the Department of Health (1986–1990), heart attack.^[338]
• Ola Skarholt, 77, Norwegian orienteering runner, world champion (1970).^[339]
• Shirley Walters, 91, Australian politician, Senator for Tasmania (1975–1993).^[340]

19

• Wivianne Bergh, 78, Swedish Olympic discus thrower (1960).^[341]
• Brian Cant, 83, British actor (Dappledown Farm) and television presenter (Play School), complications of Parkinson's disease.^[342]
• Ron Crane, 67, American electrical engineer, cancer.^[343]
• Ivan Dias, 81, Indian Roman Catholic cardinal, Archbishop of Bombay (1996–2006) and Prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples (2006–2011).^[344]
• Tony DiCicco, 68, American soccer coach (women's national team), Olympic champion (1996) and 1999 World Cup winner.^[345]
• Tabaré Hackenbruch, 88, Uruguayan politician, MP (1967–1973) and Mayor of Canelones (1985–1989, 1995–2005).^[346]
• Carla Fendi, 79, Italian fashion executive (Fendi).^[347]
• Sir Brian Kenny, 83, British army general, Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe (1990–1993).^[348]
• Hedwig Leenaert, 85, Belgian Olympic athlete.^[349]
• Ilse Pagé, 78, German actress (Berlin, Schoenhauser Corner).^[350]
• Amrit Pal, 76, Indian actor, cirrhosis.^[351]
• Zoltan Sarosy, 110, Hungarian-born Canadian chess master.^[352]
• Annikki Tähti, 87, Finnish schlager singer.^[353]
• Otto Warmbier, 22, American college student, convicted of theft and imprisoned by North Korea.^[354]

20

• Roger D. Abrahams, 84, American folklorist.^[355]
• Herbert H. Ágústsson, 90, Austrian-born Icelandic composer and musician.^[356]
• Ali Audah, 92, Indonesian author.^[357]
• James Berry, 93, Jamaican-born British poet, Alzheimer's disease.^[358]
• Mervyn Crossman, 82, Australian field hockey player, Olympic bronze medalist (1964).^[359]
• Bob A. Johnson, 71, American politician.^[360]
• Frode Larsen, 68, Norwegian footballer (SK Brann, national team).^[361]
• Sergei Mylnikov, 58, Russian ice hockey player (Traktor Chelyabinsk, Quebec Nordiques), Olympic champion (1988).^[362]
• John Perry, 97, English Anglican priest, Archdeacon of Middlesex (1975–1982).^[363]
• Prodigy, 42, American rapper, accidental choking.^[364]
• R. D. Reid, 72, Canadian actor (Nero Wolfe, Dawn of the Dead, Capote).^[365]
• Héctor Ríos Ereñú, 86, Argentine military officer, Chief of Defense Staff (1983–1987).^[366]
• William Schull, 95, American geneticist.^[367]
• Fredrik Skagen, 80, Norwegian writer.^[368]

21

• Gurmit Singh Aulakh, 79, Pakistani research scientist and political activist.^[369]
• Philip Coppens, 86, Dutch-born American chemist and crystallographer.^[370]
• Yuri Drozdov, 91, Russian spymaster.^[371]
• Kelechi Emeteole, 66, Nigerian footballer (national team), throat cancer.^[372]
• John Faull, 83, Welsh rugby union player (Swansea, British Lions).^[373]
• Leroy Jenkins, 83, American televangelist.^[374]
• Jean-Pierre Kahane, 90, French mathematician.^[375]
• Pompeyo Márquez, 95, Venezuelan politician and guerrilla, founder of the Movement for Socialism party and Minister of Borders (1994–1999).^[376]
• Steffi Martin, 54, German luger, Olympic (1984, 1988) and world champion (1983, 1985), cancer.^[377]
• Udit Narayan, 57, Fijian politician.^[378]
• Ludger Rémy, 68, German harpsichordist and conductor.^[379]
• Belton Richard, 77, American singer and Cajun accordionist, pneumonia.^[380]
• György Rubovszky, 73, Hungarian lawyer and politician, MP (1994–2002, since 2003).^[381]
• Con Sciacca, 70, Italian-born Australian politician, MP for Bowman (1987–1996, 1998–2004), Minister for Veterans' Affairs (1994–1996), cancer.^[382]
• Robert M. Shoemaker, 93, American military officer, commander of FORSCOM (1977–1982).^[383]
• Ray Smith, 88, English footballer (Southend United F.C.).^[384]
• Alexandre Sowa, 90, French cyclist.^[385]
• Brian Street, 73, British anthropologist.^[386]
• Ila Teromaa, 63, Finnish motorcycle speedway rider, complications from surgery.^[387]
• Gordon Voss, 79, American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1973–1989), traffic collision.^[388]
• Howard Witt, 85, American actor (Death of a Salesman).^[389]

22

• Norman Ayrton, 92, British actor, director and theatre instructor.^[390]
• Richard Benson, 73, American photographer, heart failure.^[391]
• Vincent Cooke, 81, American Jesuit and academic administrator, President of Canisius College (1993–2010), cancer.^[392]
• Pavel Dalaloyan, 38, Russian footballer, traffic collision.^[393]
• Paul De Rolf, 74, American actor (The Ten Commandments, The Beverly Hillbillies) and choreographer (1941), Alzheimer's disease.^[394]
• Hervé Filion, 77, Canadian Hall of Fame harness racing driver, complications from COPD.^[395]
• Gunter Gabriel, 75, German singer, musician and composer, fall.^[396]
• Kevin Gatter, 65, English pathologist.^[397]
• Necmettin Karaduman, 90, Turkish politician.^[398]
• Des Hanafin, 86, Irish politician, member of Seanad Éireann (1965–2002).^[399]
• Carroll N. Jones III, 72, American artist.^[400]
• Mao Kobayashi, 34, Japanese actress and television presenter (NTV), breast cancer.^[401]
• Frank Kush, 88, American Hall of Fame football player and coach (Arizona State).^[402]
• Keith Loneker, 46, American football player (Los Angeles Rams) and actor (Out of Sight, Superbad), cancer.^[403]
• Quett Masire, 91, Botswanan politician, President (1980–1998), complications from surgery.^[404]
• Sheila Michaels, 78, American writer and activist, popularizer of term Ms., leukemia.^[405]
• Bogoljub Mitić Đoša, 49, Serbian comedian and actor, heart attack.^[406]
• Jimmy Nalls, 66, American rock guitarist (Sea Level), fall.^[407]
• Hartmut Neugebauer, 74, German actor (Charley's Nieces, Derrick).^[408]
• John R. Quinn, 88, American Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of San Francisco (1977–1995).^[409]
• Bob Ring, 70, American ice hockey player (Boston Bruins).^[410]
• John E. Sarno, 93, American physician and writer.^[411]
• Philip F. Smith, 84, American Coast Guard officer.^[412]
• Sandy Tatum, 96, American sports administrator, president of the USGA (1978–1980).^[413]
• Robert F. Tinker, 75, American physicist and educationalist.^[414]
• Yevhen Vansovych, 86, Ukrainian Olympian.^[415]
• Stewart Wieck, 49, American game designer (White Wolf Publishing).^[416]
• Nikolai Zhugan, 100, Ukrainian-born Russian pilot, Hero of the Soviet Union (1944).^[417]

23

• John Freeman, 83, Welsh rugby player (Halifax R.L.F.C.).^[418]
• Ant Gyi, 94, Burmese singer.^[419]
• Saman Kelegama, 58, Sri Lankan economist, stroke.^[420]
• Betty Metcalf, 95, American politician, member of the Florida House of Representatives (1982–1988), vascular dementia.^[421]
• Mr. Pogo, 66, Japanese professional wrestler (FMW, CSW, W*ING), cerebral infarction during back surgery.^[422]
• Gabe Pressman, 93, American journalist (WNBC).^[423]
• Stefano Rodotà, 84, Italian jurist and politician, Vice President of the Chamber of Deputies (1992).^[424]
• Lucy Seki, 78, Brazilian linguist.^[425]
• Laird Sloan, 81, Canadian Olympic sprinter.^[426]
• Tonny van der Linden, 84, Dutch footballer (VV DOS, national team).^[427]

24

• Andrey Dvinyaninov, 31, Russian sledge hockey player, Paralympic silver medalist (2014).^[428]
• Paul Fitzgerald, 94, Australian painter.^[429]
• Amir Hassanpour, 73, Iranian-born Canadian academic.^[430]
• Loren Janes, 85, American stuntman (Back to the Future, Hook, The Abyss), Alzheimer's disease.^[431]
• Mats Johansson, 65, Swedish journalist and politician, MP (2006–2014).^[432]
• Nick Kirk, 59, New Zealand priest, motor neuron disease.^[433]
• Tom Kremer, 87, Romanian-born British game designer and publisher.^[434]
• Parker Lee McDonald, 93, American jurist, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Florida (1979–1994).^[435]
• Maria Mutagamba, 64, Ugandan economist and politician, Minister of Tourism (2012–2016), liver cancer.^[436]
• Nils Nilsson, 81, Swedish ice hockey player (national team), Olympic silver medalist (1964).^[437]
• Monica Nordquist, 76, Swedish actress (Du är inte klok, Madicken).^[438]
• Tomasi Rabaka, 51, Fijian rugby union player.^[439]
• Véronique Robert, 54, French-Swiss journalist, injuries sustained in explosion.^[440]
• Anand Pal Singh, 40, Indian gangster, shot.^[441]
• Martin J. Steinbach, 75, Canadian ophthalmologist.^[442]
• Alberto Zerain, 55, Spanish mountaineer, avalanche.^[443]
• Meir Zlotowitz, 73, American rabbi and publisher (ArtScroll).^[444]

25

• Elsa Daniel, 80, Argentine film actress (The Grandfather, The House of the Angel, La mano en la trampa).^[445]
• Agha Shahbaz Khan Durrani, Pakistani politician, Senator (since 2015), heart attack.^[446]
• Dave Evans, 66, American bluegrass musician.^[447]
• Olga Feliú, 84, Chilean lawyer, academic and politician, Senator (1990–1998).^[448]
• Walter Fillmore, 84, American marines brigadier general.^[449]
• Hal Fryar, 90, American actor and TV show host (The Three Stooges), bladder cancer.^[450]
• Harry Gorringe, 89, Australian cricketer (Western Australia).^[451]
• Skip Homeier, 86, American actor (Tomorrow, the World!, Boys' Ranch, Star Trek), spinal myelopathy.^[452]
• Sunil Lal Joshi, 51, Nepalese Olympic weightlifter (1996), heart attack.^[453]
• Lorna McDonald, 100, Australian historian and author.^[454]
• Denis McQuail, 82, British communication theorist.^[455]
• K. R. Mohanan, 69, Indian film director (Swaroopam), stomach illness.^[456]
• Félix Mourinho, 79, Portuguese football player and manager (Vitória Setúbal, Rio Ave).^[457]
• Meir Nimni, 68, Israeli Olympic footballer.^[458]
• Robert Overend, 86, Northern Irish farmer and politician.^[459]
• Sir Richard Paniguian, 67, British civil servant and industrialist.^[460]
• Alain Senderens, 77, French chef.^[461]
• Gordon Wilson, 79, Scottish politician, leader of the Scottish National Party (1979–1990), MP (1974–1987).^[462]
• Eduard Zeman, 69, Czech politician, Minister of Education, Youth and Sports (1998–2002).^[463]

26

• David Bleakley, 92, Northern Irish politician, MP (1958–1965).^[464]
• Jimmy Chi, 69, Australian playwright and composer (Bran Nue Dae).^[465]
• Jean Delahaye, 87, French cyclist.^[466]
• Claude Fagedet, 89, French photographer.^[467]
• Desh Bandhu Gupta, 79, Indian billionaire businessman, founder of Lupin Limited.^[468]
• Janet Lunn, 88, American-born Canadian children's writer (The Root Cellar, The Hollow Tree).^[469]
• Rex Makin, 91, British solicitor, coined the term "Beatlemania".^[470]
• Sir Duncan McMullin, 90, New Zealand jurist.^[471]
• Guy Ngan, 91, New Zealand artist.^[472]
• Doug Peterson, 71, American yacht designer, cancer.^[473]
• Isaías Pimentel, 84, Venezuelan tennis player.^[474]
• Habib Thiam, 84, Senegalese politician, Prime Minister (1981–1983, 1991–1998).^[475]
• Alice Trolle-Wachtmeister, 91, Swedish countess, Chief Court Mistress (1994-2015).^[476]

27

• Bridget Allchin, 90, British archaeologist.^[477]
• Geri Allen, 60, American jazz pianist, composer and educator, cancer.^[478]
• Dušan T. Bataković, 60, Serbian historian and diplomat.^[479]
• Peter L. Berger, 88, American sociologist (Boston University).^[480]
• Better Talk Now, 18, American racehorse, winner of the 2004 Breeders' Cup Turf, euthanized.^[481]
• Piotr Bikont, 62, Polish journalist, publicist, culinary critic, and theatre director, traffic collision.^[482]
• Michael Bond, 91, British children's author (Paddington Bear).^[483]
• Jacinta Coleman, 42, New Zealand Olympic cyclist (2000), bowel cancer.^[484]
• Pierre Combescot, 77, French journalist and writer.^[485]
• Tom Corcoran, 85, American Olympic alpine skier (1956, 1960).^[486]
• Sudhin Das, 87, Bangladeshi Nazrul Sangeet musician.^[487]
• Mary Blagg Huey, 95, American educator, president of Texas Woman's University (1976–1986).^[488]
• Rae Desmond Jones, 75, Australian poet, novelist and politician.^[489]
• Paolo Limiti, 77, Italian journalist, television/radio writer/presenter and songwriter ("Silent Voices"), brain cancer.^[490]
• João Oneres Marchiori, 84, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Caçador (1977–1983) and Lages (1987–2009).^[491]
• Michael Nyqvist, 56, Swedish actor (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, John Wick), lung cancer.^[492]
• Stéphane Paille, 52, French football player and manager (Sochaux, national team).^[493]
• Fernando Picó, 75, Puerto Rican academic, historian and Jesuit priest, specialist on the history of Puerto Rico.^[494]
• Valentín Pimstein, 91, Chilean television producer (María la del Barrio, Marimar, Carrusel), respiratory arrest.^[495]
• Maksym Shapoval, 38, Ukrainian chief intelligence officer, car bomb.^[496]
• Ric Suggitt, 58, Canadian rugby union coach (national team).^[497]
• Suh Yun-bok, 94, South Korean Olympic athlete (1948), winner of the Boston Marathon (1947).^[498]
• Mustafa Tlass, 85, Syrian military officer and politician, Minister of Defense (1972–2004).^[499]
• Roger Toulson, Lord Toulson, 70, British lawyer and Supreme Court judge.^[500]
• Toytown, 24, British eventing horse.^[501]
• Anthony Young, 51, American baseball player (New York Mets, Chicago Cubs, Houston Astros), brain cancer.^[502]

28

• Russ Adams, 86, American tennis photographer.^[503]
• Robert Bockstael, 94, Canadian politician.^[504]
• Peter Paul Busuttil, 73, Maltese politician, Mayor of Hal Safi (1994-2012) and involved in Raymond Caruana murder.^[505]
• Phil Cohran, 90, American jazz trumpeter.^[506]
• Christopher Colclough, 70, English economist.^[507]
• Michael Lindsay Coulton Crawford, 100, British submariner.^[508]
• C. O. Erickson, 93, American producer and production manager (Rear Window, Chinatown, Blade Runner), heart complications.^[509]
• John Higgins, 87, Scottish footballer (Hibernian), Alzheimer's disease.^[510]
• Nazmul Huda Bachchu, 78, Bangladeshi actor.^[511]
• Shinji Mori, 42, Japanese baseball player and coach, sepsis.^[512]
• Bernard Nottage, 71, Bahamian politician and Olympic sprinter (1968).^[513]
• Wally O'Connell, 94, Australian rugby league footballer and coach (Eastern Suburbs, Manly-Warringah).^[514]
• Ola Mildred Rexroat, 99, American Airforce Service pilot during World War II.^[515]
• Bruce Stewart, 80, New Zealand author and playwright.^[516]
• Danbaba Suntai, 55, Nigerian politician, Governor of Taraba State (2007–2012), brain injury.^[517]

29

• Ai Mingzhi, 92, Chinese writer.^[518]
• James Davidson, 90, British politician, MP for West Aberdeenshire (1966–1970).^[519]
• Aline Hanson, 67, Saint Martin politician, cancer.^[520]
• Ken Hopper, 93, Australian football player (Hawthorn).^[521]
• Carl W. Kroening, 89, American politician.^[522]
• Miriam Marx, 90, American author.^[523]
• John Monckton, 78, Australian swimmer, Olympic silver medalist (1956) and Commonwealth Games champion (1958).^[524]
• Louis Nicollin, 74, French entrepreneur, Chairman of Montpellier Hérault Sport Club (since 1974), heart attack.^[525]
• Pan Qingfu, Chinese martial artist.^[526]
• Chuck Renslow, 87, American businessman and LGBT activist.^[527]
• Marrion Roe, 82, New Zealand Olympic swimmer (1956).^[528]
• Antonio Sagona, 61, Australian archaeologist.^[529]
• William Sanders, 75, American author and editor (Helix SF).^[530]
• Dave Semenko, 59, Canadian ice hockey player and scout (Edmonton Oilers), liver and pancreatic cancer.^[531]
• Achille Tramarin, 70, Italian politician.^[532]
• Suna Venter, 32, South African journalist and radio producer (SABC), heart failure.^[533]
• Michael Vickery, 86, American historian.^[534]

30

• Ramiro Alejandro Celis, 25, Mexican bullfighter, gored.^[535]
• Minaketan Das, 56, Indian actor, pancreatic cancer.^[536]
• Karunamaya Goswami, 74, Bangladeshi musicologist.^[537]
• Mitchell Henry, 24, American football player (Denver Broncos, Green Bay Packers, Baltimore Ravens), leukemia.^[538]
• Colin Hughes, 87, Bahamian-born Australian political scientist.^[539]
• Darrall Imhoff, 78, American basketball player (New York Knicks, Los Angeles Lakers, Portland Trail Blazers), Olympic gold medalist (1960), heart attack.^[540]
• Godfrey Gitahi Kariuki, 79, Kenyan politician, MP (2003–2007) and Senator (since 2013).^[541]
• Bahadur Nariman Kavina, 80, Indian naval officer, commanding officer of the Nipat.^[542]
• László Kovács, 66, Hungarian football player (Videoton, ETO, national team) and coach.^[543]
• Barry Norman, 83, British film critic and television presenter (Film...).^[544]
• Max Runager, 61, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles, San Francisco 49ers).^[545]
• Ramon Schwartz Jr., 92, American politician.^[546]
• Jake Tordesillas, 68, Filipino screenwriter (Bagets, Captain Barbell, Magpakailanman), complications from a fall.^[547]
• Simone Veil, 89, French lawyer and politician, President of the European Parliament (1979–1982), Minister of Health (1974–1979, 1993–1995), and Holocaust survivor.^[548]