The following is a list of notable deaths in June 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.

June 2018

1

• Rudolf Beerbohm, 76, German Olympic equestrian.^[1]
• Poldy Bird, 76, Argentine writer.^[2]
• Jean-Claude Boulard, 75, French politician, Mayor of Le Mans (since 2001), Senator (2014–2017), and Deputy (1988–1993, 1997–2002).^[3]
• Dhiraj Choudhury, 82, Indian painter.^[4]
• Eddy Clearwater, 83, American blues singer and guitarist, heart failure.^[5]
• Bob Clotworthy, 87, American Hall of Fame diver, Olympic champion (1956) and bronze medalist (1952).^[6]
• Jill Ker Conway, 83, Australian-American academic and author, President of Smith College (1975–1985).^[7]
• Giovanni Di Veroli, 85, Italian footballer.^[8]
• Walter Eich, 93, Swiss footballer (Young Boys, national team).^[9]
• Giancarlo Ghirardi, 82, Italian physicist, heart attack.^[10]
• Egon Hoegen, 89, German voice actor.^[11]
• Hilmar Hoffmann, 92, German film and culture academic.^[12]
• Maria Martika, 86, Greek actress.^[13]
• Andrew Massey, 72, British-born American conductor, cancer.^[14]
• Sam Moore, 88, American Bible publisher.^[15]
• Malcolm Morley, 86, English painter.^[16]
• Rouzan al-Najjar, 21, Palestinian nurse, shot.^[17]
• John Julius Norwich, 88, British historian, travel writer and television personality.^[18]
• Alejandro Peñaranda, 24, Colombian footballer, shot.^[19]
• Carlo Peretti, 88, Italian water polo player, Olympic bronze medallist (1952).^[20]
• William Edward Phipps, 96, American actor (Cinderella, The War of the Worlds, Five), complications from lung cancer.^[21]
• Kostas Polychroniou, 81, Greek football player and manager (Olympiacos F.C., national team).^[22]
• Lutz Pyritz, 60, German horse racing trainer and jockey.^[23]
• Rockin' Rebel, 52, American professional wrestler (ECW, MEWF, CZW), suicide by gunshot.^[24]
• Sinan Sakić, 61, Serbian turbo-folk singer.^[25]
• Sanusi, 85, Indonesian Olympic cyclist (1960).^[26]
• Michael Andrew Screech, 92, British Renaissance scholar.^[27]
• René Séjourné, 88, French Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Saint-Flour (1990–2006).^[28]
• Fred Van Dusen, 80, American baseball player (Philadelphia Phillies).^[29]

2

• Mary Baumgartner, 87, American baseball player (AAGPBL).^[30]
• Joe Berinson, 86, Australian politician, MHR for Perth (1969–1975), Minister for the Environment and Energy (1975), Attorney-General of Western Australia (1983–1993).^[31]
• Paul D. Boyer, 99, American biochemist, Nobel Prize laureate (1997).^[32]
• Monte Hill Davis, 86, American classical pianist.^[33]
• Sir Desmond de Silva, 78, British lawyer.^[34]
• André Desvages, 74, French Olympic racing cyclist (1964).^[35]
• Irenäus Eibl-Eibesfeldt, 89, Austrian ethologist.^[36]
• Vida Ghahremani, 82, Iranian actress and producer.^[37]
• Joel Grossman, 81, American political scientist, cancer.^[38]
• Bruce Kison, 68, American baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates, California Angels) and coach (Kansas City Royals), cancer.^[39]
• Álvaro Lapuerta, 90, Spanish politician and prosecutor, member of Francoist Courts (1967–1977) and Deputy (1977–2004), complications from dementia.^[40]
• Roger A. Madigan, 88, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1977–1984) and Senate (1985–2008).^[41]
• Fernando Mazariegos, 80, Guatemalan chemist and inventor, Order of the Quetzal (2017), cardiac arrest.^[42]
• Nick Meglin, 82, American magazine editor (Mad), heart attack.^[43]
• Peter Milner, 98, British-Canadian neuroscientist.^[44]
• Tony Morphett, 80, Australian screenwriter (Blue Heelers, Water Rats), heart attack.^[45]
• John Ritchie, 70, Scottish football player (Brechin City, Bradford City, Cowdenbeath) and manager.^[46]
• Irving Sandler, 92, American art critic, cancer.^[47]
• William Simmons, 79, American anthropologist.^[48]
• C. C. Torbert Jr., 88, American jurist, Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court (1977–1989).^[49]
• Bernard E. Trainor, 89, American journalist and Marine Corps general.^[50]
• Emil Wolf, 95, Czech-born American physicist.^[51]

3

• Mustapha Akanbi, 85, Nigerian jurist, head of the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (2000–2005).^[52]
• Doug Altman, 69, British statistician, bowel cancer.^[53]
• Alessandra Appiano, 59, Italian writer and journalist, suicide.^[54]
• Robert Brylewski, 57, Polish singer-songwriter (Armia, Brygada Kryzys, Izrael), injuries sustained from an assault.^[55]
• Frank Carlucci, 87, American politician, Secretary of Defense (1987–1989), National Security Advisor (1986–1987), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[56]
• Pamela Ann Davy, 84, Australian actress (Doctor Who, The Avengers, Amsterdam Affair).^[57]
• Robert Forhan, 82, Canadian Olympic ice hockey player (1960) and politician, Mayor of Newmarket, Ontario (1971–1978).^[58]
• Jerry Hopkins, 82, American journalist (Rolling Stone) and biographer (Elvis Presley, Jim Morrison).^[59]
• Jek Yeun Thong, 87, Singaporean politician.^[60]
• Johnnie Keyes, 78, American pornographic actor (Behind the Green Door), stroke.^[61]
• Dadaji Ramaji Khobragade, 79, Indian farmer-scientist.^[62]
• Don McComb, 84, American football player (Boston Patriots).^[63]
• Kent McCray, 89, American television producer (Little House on the Prairie, Bonanza).^[64]
• Leonid Nevedomsky, 78, Soviet-Russian actor (The Blue Bird, Monologue, Deadly Force), People's Artist of Russia.^[65]
• Miguel Obando y Bravo, 92, Nicaraguan Roman Catholic cardinal, Archbishop of Managua (1970–2005), heart attack.^[66]
• Sir John Thomson, 91, British diplomat, High Commissioner to India (1977–1982), Permanent Representative to the United Nations (1982–1987).^[67]
• Mario Toros, 95, Italian politician, Deputy (1958–1972) and Senator (1972–1987).^[68]
• Gilbert Trausch, 86, Luxembourgian historian.^[69]
• Georg von Tiesenhausen, 104, German rocket scientist (Operation Paperclip, Lunar Roving Vehicle).^[70]
• Kyra Petrovskaya Wayne, 99, Russian-born American author.^[71]

4

• Michael J. Belton, 83, American astronomer.^[72]
• Seán Calleary, 86, Irish politician, TD (1973–1992).^[73]
• Dwight Clark, 61, American football player (San Francisco 49ers), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[74]
• Jeffrey Coy, 66, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1983–2004).^[75]
• Aleksey Desyatchikov, 85, Soviet Olympic athlete (1960).^[76]
• Norman Edge, 84, American jazz double-bassist.^[77]
• Mary Jane Fonder, 75, American convicted murderer, cardiac arrest.^[78]
• Georgann Johnson, 91, American actress (Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, Murphy's Romance, Shoot the Moon).^[79]
• Steve Kline, 70, American baseball player (New York Yankees).^[80]
• Canel Konvur, 78, Turkish Olympic high jumper (1960).^[81]
• J. B. Munro, 81, New Zealand politician and disability advocate, MP for Invercargill (1972–1975).^[82]
• C. M. Newton, 88, American Hall of Fame college basketball coach (Alabama Crimson Tide, Vanderbilt Commodores) and administrator (Kentucky Wildcats).^[83]
• Dragan Nikolić, 61, Bosnian Serb war criminal.^[84]
• Jalal Mansur Nuriddin, 73, American poet and spoken word musician (The Last Poets), cancer.^[85]
• Marc Ogeret, 86, French singer.^[86]
• Harold Poynton, 82, English rugby league footballer (national team, Yorkshire, Wakefield Trinity).^[87]
• Ahmed Said, 92, Egyptian radio broadcaster (Voice of the Arabs).^[88]
• Abhimanyu Unnuth, 80, Mauritian writer, complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[89]
• Chris Weller, 78, English footballer (Yeovil Yown).^[90]
• Gareth Williams, 76, Welsh footballer (Cardiff City, Bolton Wanderers, Bury).^[91]

5

• Yoshiaki Arata, 94, Japanese physicist.^[92]
• Ira Berlin, 77, American historian, complications from multiple myeloma.^[93]
• Jānis Bojārs, 62, Latvian shot putter, European championship silver medalist (1982).^[94]
• Frank Bresee, 93, American radio actor and historian.^[95]
• Brian Browne, 81, Canadian jazz pianist, lung and tracheal cancer.^[96]
• Pierre Carniti, 81, Italian trade unionist and politician, Senator (1992–1994).^[97]
• Bruce Coulter, 90, Canadian football player and coach (Montreal Alouettes, Bishop's Gaiters).^[98]
• Kay de Villiers, 90, South African neurosurgeon.^[99]
• Denman, 18, British racehorse, Cheltenham Gold Cup winner (2008).^[100]
• Daša Drndić, 71, Croatian radio playwright (Radio Belgrade) and author, cancer.^[101]
• Feng Ting-kuo, 67, Taiwanese politician, Taipei City Councilor (1985–1988), member of the National Assembly (1992–1996) and Legislative Yuan (1996–2008), cardiac arrest.^[102]
• A. J. Holloway, 79, American politician, Mayor of Biloxi, Mississippi (1993–2015).^[103]
• Hema Nalin Karunaratne, 54, Sri Lankan journalist, intra-ventricular haemorrhage.^[104]
• Karl Fritz Lauer, 80, Romanian-German scientist.^[105]
• Geoff Mason, 88, Australian football player (Melbourne).^[106]
• Stacy Phillips, 73, American resophonic guitarist and fiddler.^[107]
• Pedyr Prior, 65, British Cornish nationalist politician, Chairman of Mebyon Kernow (1985–1986), complications from prostate cancer and pulmonary fibrosis.^[108]
• Darbara Singh, 57, Indian serial killer.^[109]
• Kate Spade, 55, American fashion designer (Kate Spade New York), suicide by hanging.^[110]
• David Spiller, 75, British pop artist.^[111]
• Chuck Taylor, 76, American baseball player (St. Louis Cardinals, Montreal Expos).^[112]
• Harry Walker, 103, English rugby union player (Coventry).^[113]

6

• Tinus Bosselaar, 82, Dutch footballer (Sparta, Feyenoord, national team).^[114]
• Luigi Campanella, 99, Italian Olympic wrestler (1948).^[115]
• Mike Hammond, 72, Australian football player (Richmond).^[116]
• Teddy Johnson, 98, English singer (Pearl Carr & Teddy Johnson).^[117]
• Ümit Kayıhan, 64, Turkish football player and manager.^[118]
• George N. Leighton, 105, American judge (U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois), pneumonia.^[119]
• Mateja Matevski, 89, Macedonian poet.^[120]
• David McFadden, 77, Canadian poet and travel writer.^[121]
• Kira Muratova, 83, Ukrainian film director, screenwriter and actress.^[122]
• Alan O'Neill, 47, Irish actor (Sons of Anarchy, Rebel Heart, Fair City), complications from head trauma.^[123]
• Larry Owen, 63, American baseball player (Atlanta Braves, Kansas City Royals).^[124]
• Monique Papon, 83, French politician, Senator (2001–2011) and Deputy (1986–1997) for Loire-Atlantique.^[125]
• Ralph Santolla, 51, American metal guitarist (Deicide, Obituary, Iced Earth), heart attack.^[126]
• Red Schoendienst, 95, American Hall of Fame baseball player, manager, and coach (St. Louis Cardinals, New York Giants, Milwaukee Braves).^[127]
• Åke Wärnström, 92, Swedish Olympic boxer (1952).^[128]
• H. H. Wieder, 99, Romanian-born American physicist.^[129]
• Mary Wilson, Baroness Wilson of Rievaulx, 102, British poet, spouse of the prime minister (1964–1970, 1974–1976), stroke.^[130]
• Ian Wrigley, 95, Australian Olympic sports shooter.^[131]
• Franz M. Wuketits, 62, Austrian biologist and epistemologist.^[132]

7

• Philippe de Baleine, 96, French author.^[133]
• Rasul Bux Palejo, 88, Pakistani politician, scholar and writer, founder of Awami Tahreek.^[134]
• Al Capps, 79, American record producer, arranger and composer.^[135]
• David Douglas Duncan, 102, American photojournalist.^[136]
• Minken Fosheim, 62, Norwegian actress (Karl & Co, Tsatsiki, morsan och polisen) and children's author, pancreatic cancer.^[137]
• Fu Da-ren, 85, Taiwanese sports broadcaster, assisted suicide.^[138]
• Geoff Gunney, 84, English rugby league player and coach (Hunslet).^[139]
• Arie den Hartog, 77, Dutch road bicycle racer.^[140]
• Amos Jordan, 96, American scholar and military officer.^[141]
• José Marfil Peralta, 97, Spanish WWII soldier and Holocaust survivor.^[142]
• Arthur Marshall, 83, Australian politician and tennis player, member of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly (1993–2005).^[143]
• Francis Smerecki, 68, French football player (Limoges) and manager (Guingamp, national youth team).^[144]
• Peter Stringfellow, 77, English businessman and nightclub owner, cancer.^[145]
• Viktor Tolmachev, 83, Russian airplane designer and engineer (Antonov).^[146]
• Gena Turgel, 95, Polish author, Holocaust survivor and educator.^[147]
• Cliff van Blerk, 79, Australian footballer.^[148]
• Michaele Vollbracht, 70, American fashion designer, esophageal cancer.^[149]
• Oulton Wade, Baron Wade of Chorlton, 85, British politician, member of the House of Lords (1990–2016).^[150]
• Sir Neil Waters, 87, New Zealand chemist and university administrator, vice-chancellor of Massey University (1983–1995).^[151]
• Stefan Weber, 71, Austrian singer.^[152]
• Yao Baoqian, 93, Chinese People's Liberation Army officer, commander of the 24th Group Army.^[153]

8

• Ibrahim Abiriga, 62, Ugandan politician and military officer, shot.^[154]
• Per Ahlmark, 79, Swedish politician and writer, Deputy Prime Minister (1976–1978) and leader of the Liberal People's Party (1975–1978).^[155]
• Helen Chatfield Black, 94, American conservationist.^[156]
• Jack Borotsik, 68, Canadian ice hockey player (St. Louis Blues).^[157]
• Gérard Boulanger, 69, French lawyer and politician, cancer.^[158]
• Anthony Bourdain, 61, American chef, author and television host (No Reservations, Parts Unknown, The Layover), four-time Emmy winner, suicide by hanging.^[159]
• Vin Bruce, 86, American Cajun musician.^[160]
• Maria Bueno, 78, Brazilian tennis player, Wimbledon winner (1959, 1960, 1964), mouth cancer.^[161]
• Freddy Eugen, 77, Danish racing cyclist.^[162]
• Eunice Gayson, 90, British actress (Dr. No, From Russia with Love, The Revenge of Frankenstein).^[163]
• Danny Kirwan, 68, British Hall of Fame guitarist (Fleetwood Mac, Tramp), pneumonia.^[164]
• Pat Lally, 92, Scottish politician, Lord Provost of Glasgow (1996–1999).^[165]
• Liu Jianfu, 100, Chinese politician, police chief and vice mayor of Beijing.^[166]
• Liu Yichang, 99, Hong Kong novelist, editor and publisher, a founder of Hong Kong's modern literature.^[167]
• Jutta Nardenbach, 49, German footballer.^[168]
• Thodoros Papadimitriou, 87, Greek sculptor.^[169]
• Janko Pleterski, 95, Slovenian historian, politician and diplomat.^[170]
• Gino Santercole, 77, Italian singer and songwriter, heart attack.^[171]
• Leo Sarkisian, 97, American musicologist and broadcaster.^[172]
• Henry Sharratt, 82, English rugby league player.^[173]
• Theodore J. Sophocleus, 79, American politician, member of the Maryland House of Delegates (1993–1995, since 1999).^[174]
• Thomas Stuttaford, 87, British doctor and politician, MP (1970–1974).^[175]
• Kandala Subrahmanyam, 97, Indian politician.^[176]

9

• Joan Bernard Armstrong, 77, American judge.^[177]
• Martin Birrane, 82, Irish businessman, racing driver and team owner (Lola Cars).^[178]
• Françoise Bonnot, 78, French film editor (Z, Frida, Hanna K.), Oscar winner (1970).^[179]
• Richard H. Bube, 90, American physicist, materials scientist and theistic evolutionist.^[180]
• Deborah Cameron, 59, Australian journalist (The Sydney Morning Herald) and radio presenter (ABC Radio Sydney), cancer.^[181]
• Kristine Ciesinski, 65, American opera singer, glider crash.^[182]
• Ogobara Doumbo, 62, Malian scientist.^[183]
• Robert Fine, 72–73, British sociologist.^[184]
• Murray Fromson, 88, American journalist (CBS News) and professor (University of Southern California), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[185]
• Crawford Gates, 96, American composer and conductor.^[186]
• Lorraine Gordon, 95, American jazz club owner (Village Vanguard), stroke.^[187]
• George Grubb, 82, British politician, Lord Provost of Edinburgh (2007–2012).^[188]
• John Wesley Hanes III, 93, American civil servant.^[189]
• Reinhard Hardegen, 105, German U-boat commander (Battle of the Atlantic).^[190]
• Kenyatta Jones, 39, American football player (New England Patriots, Washington Redskins), cardiac arrest.^[191]
• Clemens Kalischer, 97, American photojournalist.^[192]
• Sylwester Kubica, 68, Polish Olympic gymnast (1968, 1972).^[193]
• Lin Yu-lin, 81, Taiwanese real estate developer.^[194]
• Lauri Linna, 87, Finnish politician, MP (1970–1975).^[195]
• John McKenzie, 80, Canadian ice hockey player (Boston Bruins, Chicago Blackhawks).^[196]
• Shantaram Naik, 72, Indian politician, member of the Rajya Sabha (2005–2017), heart attack.^[197]
• Somaweera Senanayake, 74, Sri Lankan screenwriter, novelist and journalist, heart attack.^[198]
• Laliteshwar Prasad Shahi, 97, Indian politician.^[199]
• Bryan Todd, 80, English rugby league player.^[200]
• Fadil Vokrri, 58, Kosovar football player (Prishtina, Yugoslavian national team), president of Football Federation of Kosovo (since 2008), cardiac arrest.^[201]
• Zhang Junzhao, 65, Chinese film director and screenwriter (One and Eight, The Shining Arc).^[202]

10

• Stan Anderson, 85, English football player (Sunderland, Newcastle United, Middlesbrough) and manager.^[203]
• Sir Frederick Atkinson, 98, British civil servant, head of the Government Economic Service (1977–1979).^[204]
• Douglas J. Bennet, 79, American diplomat and educator, President of Wesleyan University (1995–2007).^[205]
• Neal E. Boyd, 42, American singer and reality show winner (America's Got Talent), heart and kidney failure and liver disease.^[206]
• Dorothy Cotton, 88, American civil rights activist (Southern Christian Leadership Conference).^[207]
• Nils Terje Dalseide, 66, Norwegian judge and civil servant.^[208]
• Harold L. Dibble, 66, American archaeologist, pancreatic cancer.^[209]
• Paddy Feeny, 87, British broadcaster (BBC World Service).^[210]
• Howard Gardiner, 74, Zimbabwean cricketer.^[211]
• Pavlos Giannakopoulos, 89, Greek businessman and sport administrator (Panathinaikos A.O.).^[212]
• James Gips, 72, American technologist.^[213]
• Ben Hills, 76, British-born Australian investigative journalist, cancer.^[214]
• Hala bint D'aij Al Khalifa, Bahraini royal.^[215]
• Ras Kimono, 60, Nigerian reggae musician.^[216]
• Tom McEwen, 81, American drag racer, cardiopulmonary arrest.^[217]
• Walter Pitman, 89, Canadian politician.^[218]
• André Pourny, 89, French politician, Senator (1986–2004).^[219]
• Liliana Ross, 79, Italian-born Chilean actress (La Colorina, Machos).^[220]
• Edward Sadlowski, 79, American labor activist, complications from dementia.^[221]
• Axel Schmidt, 79, Brazilian Olympic sailor (1968, 1972), Pan American champion (1959).^[222]
• Christopher Stasheff, 74, American author (The Warlock in Spite of Himself, Starship Troupers, The Enchanter Reborn), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[223]
• Erling Storrusten, 94, Norwegian businessman.^[224]
• Yirmiyahu Yovel, 82, Israeli philosopher.^[225]

11

• Norma Bessouet, 77, Argentine artist.^[226]
• Maria Butaciu, 78, Romanian folk singer.^[227]
• John Coates, 85, Australian army general.^[228]
• Wayne Dockery, 76, American jazz double bassist.^[229]
• Irene Doutney, 69, Australian politician, cancer.^[230]
• Oscar Furlong, 90, Argentine Olympic basketball player (1948, 1952), tennis player and coach, FIBA Basketball World Cup MVP (1950).^[231]
• Bonaldo Giaiotti, 85, Italian opera singer.^[232]
• Roilo Golez, 71, Filipino politician, Postmaster General and adviser to the National Security Council, heart attack.^[233]
• Marcel Hénaff, 75, French philosopher and anthropologist.^[234]
• Yvette Horner, 95, French accordionist.^[235]
• Victoria Kalima, 45, Zambian politician, Minister of Gender (since 2016).^[236]
• Roman Kłosowski, 89, Polish actor (Before Twilight).^[237]
• Adel Mahmoud, 76, Egyptian-American infectious-disease expert credited with the HPV and rotavirus vaccines, brain hemorrhage.^[238]
• A. M. Paraman, 91, Indian politician.^[239]
• Rumen Petkov, 70, Bulgarian animator and director (Aaahh!!! Real Monsters, Johnny Bravo, Dexter's Laboratory), Palme d'Or winner (1985).^[240]
• John Shepherd, 86, English footballer (Millwall, Brighton & Hove Albion, Gillingham).^[241]
• Larry Thomas, 70, American political advisor, cancer.^[242]

12

• Ram Chander Bainda, 72, Indian politician, member of the Lok Sabha (1996–2004).^[243]
• Yakov Brand, 63, Russian cardiac surgeon and TV presenter.^[244]
• Robert Alan Browne, 86, American actor (Santa Barbara, Psycho).^[245]
• Zé Carlos, 73, Brazilian footballer.^[246]
• Patricia Adkins Chiti, British-born Italian musician and musicologist.^[247]
• Jack Cuffe, 87, Australian footballer.^[248]
• Helena Dunicz-Niwińska, 102, Polish violinist, translator and author.^[249]
• Keith Fahnhorst, 66, American football player (San Francisco 49ers).^[250]
• Jon Hiseman, 73, English drummer (Colosseum, Colosseum II, John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers), brain cancer.^[251]
• Antônio Carlos Konder Reis, 94, Brazilian politician, Senator (1963–1975), Deputy (1955–1963, 1987–1991, 1998–2003), governor of Santa Catarina (1975–1979, 1994–1995).^[252]
• Jarosław Kozidrak, 63, Polish guitarist, keyboardist and composer.^[253]
• Jack Laxer, 91, American photographer.^[254]
• Bhaiyyu Maharaj, 50, Indian spiritual guru, suicide by gunshot.^[255]
• Al Meltzer, 89, American sportscaster.^[256]
• Stephen Reid, 68, Canadian author and bank robber (The Stopwatch Gang), heart failure and complications of pneumonia.^[257]
• Pandel Savic, 92, Macedonian-born American football player (Ohio State Buckeyes), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[258]
• Freddy Sofian, 69, Indonesian artist.^[259]
• Renato Vrbičić, 47, Croatian water polo player, Olympic silver medalist (1996), heart attack.^[260]

13

• Myrtle Allen, 94, Irish chef, restaurateur (Ballymaloe House) and hotelier, Michelin star winner, pneumonia.^[261]
• Benedetto Cottone, 100, Italian politician, Deputy (1953–1958, 1963–1976).^[262]
• Arkangel de la Muerte, 52, Mexican professional wrestler (CMLL), heart attack.^[263]
• Eurydice Dixon, 22, Australian comedian, strangulation.^[264]
• Anne Donovan, 56, American Hall of Fame basketball player and coach, Olympic champion (1984, 1988, 2008), heart failure.^[265]
• John Farley, 85, British pilot.^[266]
• D. J. Fontana, 87, American Hall of Fame rock drummer (Elvis Presley).^[267]
• Tom Gear, 69, American politician, member of the Virginia House of Delegates (2002–2010).^[268]
• J. Alex Haller, 91, American pediatric surgeon (Johns Hopkins School of Medicine).^[269]
• Rory Kiely, 84, Irish politician, Cathaoirleach of Seanad Éireann (2002–2007).^[270]
• Ronald I. Meshbesher, 85, American lawyer, complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[271]
• Milan Mrkusich, 93, New Zealand artist and designer.^[272]
• Charles Vinci, 85, American weightlifter, Olympic champion (1956, 1960).^[273]

14

• Robin Boyd, 94, Irish theologian and missionary.^[274]
• Shujaat Bukhari, 50, Indian journalist, shot.^[275]
• Gene Ceppetelli, 78, Canadian-born American football player (Philadelphia Eagles, Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Montreal Alouettes).^[276]
• Fazlullah, 43, Pakistani Sharia advocate and insurgent, leader of TNSM (since 2002) and TTP (since 2013), drone strike.^[277]
• Yvonne Gilan, 86, British actress (Fawlty Towers, Chariots of Fire, Empire of the Sun), breast and lung cancer.^[278]
• Stanislav Govorukhin, 82, Russian film director, screenwriter and politician.^[279]
• Vincent R. Gray, 96, British-born New Zealand chemist and climate change denier.^[280]
• Mongi Kooli, 88, Tunisian politician.^[281]
• Steve Kuzmicich, 86, New Zealand statistician.^[282]
• Archibald Montgomerie, 18th Earl of Eglinton, 78, British aristocrat.^[283]
• Ed Roebuck, 86, American baseball player (Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers, Philadelphia Phillies).^[284]
• Ettore Romoli, 80, Italian politician, Senator (1994–1996) and Deputy (2001–2006).^[285]
• Sonia Scurfield, 89, Canadian sports team owner (Calgary Flames), cancer.^[286]
• Gunnar Vada, 91, Norwegian politician, MP (1977–1986).^[287]
• Marta Weigle, 73, American folklorist and anthropologist.^[288]

15

• Gerald Barnbaum, 84, American pharmacist and fraudster.^[289]
• Nina Baym, 82, American literary critic and historian, complications from dementia.^[290]
• Delia Bell, 83, American bluegrass singer.^[291]
• Manuel José Bonnet, 81, Colombian soldier, academic (Del Rosario University) and politician, Commandant of the Army (1996–1997), Governor of Magdalena (2010–2012), cancer.^[292]
• Milton Clark, 95, Australian footballer (Essendon, North Melbourne).^[293]
• Joe DeNardo, 87, American meteorologist (WTAE).^[294]
• Leslie Grantham, 71, English actor (EastEnders, Fort Boyard, The Paradise Club) and convicted murderer.^[295]
• Enoch zu Guttenberg, 71, German conductor.^[296]
• Frank Harden, 95, American radio announcer.^[297]
• Arne Martin Klausen, 90, Norwegian social anthropologist.^[298]
• Nick Knox, 60, American drummer (The Cramps, Electric Eels).^[299]
• Joseph Li Mingshu, 93, Chinese clandestine Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Qingdao (since 2000).^[300]
• Buddy MacEachern, 77, Canadian politician, complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[301]
• Rita Marko, 98, Albanian politician.^[302]
• Richard Millard, 103, American Episcopal prelate, Bishop of California (1960-1978).^[303]
• Matt Murphy, 88, American blues guitarist (The Blues Brothers & Howlin' Wolf).^[304]
• Raoul Van Caenegem, 90, Belgian historian.^[305]
• Darío Villalba, 79, Spanish painter, photographer and Olympic figure skater (1956).^[306]
• Macdara Woods, 76, Irish poet.^[307]

16

• María José Alcón, 57, Spanish jurist and politician, Valencia city councilor (1995–2009), fall.^[308]
• Alvarito, 82, Spanish football player (Real Oviedo, Atlético Madrid), and manager (Shelbourne).^[309]
• Martin Bregman, 92, American film producer (Scarface, Dog Day Afternoon, Carlito's Way), cerebral hemorrhage.^[310]
• Cecile Cilliers, 85, South African writer.^[311]
• Antonio Giuliano, 88, Italian classical archaeologist and historian.^[312]
• Russell MacNeil, 87, Canadian politician.^[313]
• Nicholas Mastromatteo, 84, American luger.^[314]
• Syd Nomis, 76, South African rugby union player (Transvaal, national team), heart attack.^[315]
• M. Azizur Rahman, 77, Canadian electrical engineer.^[316]
• Gennady Rozhdestvensky, 87, Russian conductor.^[317]
• Remo Segnana, 92, Italian politician, Senator (1968–1983).^[318]
• Victor Shabangu, 48, Swazi Olympic athlete.^[319]
• Ronnie Sheed, 71, Scottish footballer (Kilmarnock, Partick Thistle).^[320]
• George Stamatoyannopoulos, 84, Greek-born American medical researcher and geneticist.^[321]
• Euan Howard, 4th Baron Strathcona and Mount Royal, 94, British politician, member of House of Lords (1959–1999).^[322]
• Ken Wood, 88, Australian swimming coach.^[323]

17

• John Blayney, 93, Irish judge and rugby union player.^[324]
• Elizabeth Brackett, 76, American television journalist (Chicago Tonight, PBS NewsHour), neck injury from bicycle fall.^[325]
• William Chong Wong, 67, Honduran economist and politician, Minister of Finance (2004–2006, 2010–2012), co-founder of Central American Technological University, respiratory failure.^[326]
• Hellmut Fritzsche, 91, German-born American physicist, assisted suicide.^[327]
• Troy Hurtubise, 54, Canadian inventor and conservationist, subject of Project Grizzly, traffic collision.^[328]
• Derek Ingram, 93, English journalist.^[329]
• Igor Muradyan, 61, Armenian political activist.^[330]
• O. Timothy O'Meara, 90, American mathematician.^[331]
• Rebecca Parris, 66, American jazz singer.^[332]
• Aihud Pevsner, 92, American physicist.^[333]
• Dutch Rennert, 88, American baseball umpire.^[334]
• Stephen E. Robinson, 70, American religious scholar.^[335]
• David Selberg, 23, Swedish ice hockey player (Luleå, Piteå), suicide.^[336]
• Andrei Ivanovich Stepanov, 88, Soviet-born Russian diplomat and author.^[337]
• Zhao Nanqi, 91, Korean-born Chinese general and politician, Director of the People's Liberation Army General Logistics Department.^[338]
• Franco Zurlo, 77, Italian Olympic boxer, European bantamweight champion (1969–1971, 1977–1978).^[339]

18

• Ahmad Ahmadi, 84, Iranian Islamic philosopher, heart attack.^[340]
• Walter Bahr, 91, American Hall of Fame soccer player (Philadelphia Nationals, national team), complications from a broken hip.^[341]
• Billy Connors, 76, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs, New York Mets) and coach (New York Yankees).^[342]
• Graham Davy, 81, New Zealand athlete and sports administrator.^[343]
• Ivor Dennis, 86, Sri Lankan singer.^[344]
• Upendra Devkota, 64, Nepalese neurosurgeon, gallbladder cancer.^[345]
• Paul Gratzik, 82, German writer.^[346]
• Ron Healey, 65, Irish footballer (Manchester City, Cardiff City, national team).^[347]
• Go Kato, 80, Japanese actor, gallbladder cancer.^[348]
• Theerasak Longji, 26, Thai murderer, execution by lethal injection.^[349]
• Barry McDaniel, 87, American opera singer.^[350]
• Gordon Norton, 93, Canadian yacht racer.^[351]
• Kostas Politis, 76, Greek basketball coach (national team), EuroBasket champion (1987).^[352]
• Claude Ramsey, 75, American politician, member of the Tennessee House of Representatives (1972–1978).^[353]
• Felix Rappaport, 65, American casino operator (Foxwoods Casino), heart disease.^[354]
• Maria Rohm, 72, Austrian actress (99 Women, Venus in Furs).^[355]
• Billy Sammeth, 66, American talent manager (Dolly Parton, Cher, Joan Rivers), pancreatic cancer.^[356]
• Bertha Sanseverino, 72, Uruguayan politician, member of the Departmental Board of Montevideo (1995–2004) and the Chamber of Representatives (since 2010).^[357]
• Nathan Shaham, 93, Israeli writer.^[358]
• Lawrence A. Skantze, 89, American military officer.^[359]
• Marta Terry González, 87, Cuban librarian.^[360]
• Big Van Vader, 63, American professional wrestler (NJPW, WWF) and football player (Los Angeles Rams), heart failure and pneumonia.^[361]
• Richard Valeriani, 85, American NBC News correspondent.^[362]
• Magalì Vettorazzo, 76, Italian Olympic pentathlete (1968).^[363]
• Jimmy Wopo, 21, American rapper, shot.^[364]
• XXXTentacion, 20, American rapper ("Look at Me", "Jocelyn Flores", "Sad!"), shot.^[365]

19

• Stanley Cavell, 91, American philosopher, heart failure.^[366]
• Ivan Drach, 81, Ukrainian poet, screenwriter and politician, member of Verkhovna Rada (1990–1994, 1998–2000, 2002–2006).^[367]
• Efrén Echeverría, 86, Paraguayan musician, composer, and record collector.^[368]
• Princess Elisabeth of Denmark, 83, Danish princess.^[369]
• Katriina Elovirta, 57, Finnish football player and referee (FIFA, UEFA), Finnish Women's Cup champion (1990).^[370]
• C. H. Gimingham, 95, British botanist.^[371]
• Sergio Gonella, 85, Italian Hall of Fame football referee (1978 FIFA World Cup Final).^[372]
• Hubert Green, 71, American Hall of Fame golfer, U.S. Open (1977) and PGA (1985) champion, throat cancer.^[373]
• Stefan Kanfer, 85, American journalist (Time).^[374]
• Bill Kenville, 87, American basketball player (Syracuse Nationals, Detroit Pistons).^[375]
• Chuck Klingbeil, 52, American football player (Miami Dolphins).^[376]
• Koko, 46, American-bred western lowland gorilla.^[377]
• Paul John Marx, 83, French Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Kerema (Papua New Guinea) (1988–2010).^[378]
• Don Mason, 73, American baseball player (San Francisco Giants, San Diego Padres).^[379]
• Leonard McComb, 87, British painter.^[380]
• Ángel Medardo Luzuriaga, 82, Ecuadorian Andean cumbia musician.^[381]
• Ian Orme, 65, British-American microbiologist.^[382]
• Bansi Quinteros, 41, Spanish keyboardist (GMS), blood cancer.^[383]
• Gillian Raine, 91, British actress (Last of the Long-haired Boys, The Hour).^[384]
• Nicholas Rudall, 78, British academic and theatre director, colon and liver cancer.^[385]
• Jane Cronin Scanlon, 95, American mathematician.^[386]
• Lowrell Simon, 75, American soul singer-songwriter (The Lost Generation).^[387]
• Jack Stallings, 87, American baseball coach (Georgia Southern Eagles).^[388]
• Nerella Venu Madhav, 85, Indian impressionist.^[389]
• Frank Vickery, 67, Welsh playwright.^[390]
• Peter Wilmot-Sitwell, 83, British stockbroker, stroke.^[391]

20

• Ken Albiston, 91, Australian footballer (Richmond, Melbourne).^[392]
• David Bianco, 63–64, American record producer, engineer and mixer (Tom Petty, Teenage Fanclub, Bob Dylan), stroke.^[393]
• Errikos Briolas, 84, Greek actor.^[394]
• Dante Caputo, 74, Argentine diplomat and politician, President of the United Nations General Assembly (1988–1989), Minister of Foreign Relations (1983–1989).^[395]
• Dick Danehe, 97, American football player (Los Angeles Dons).^[396]
• Brian Donovan, 77, American journalist (Newsday), Pulitzer Prize winner (1970, 1995), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[397]
• Robert Gilpin, 87, American political scientist.^[398]
• Norman Godman, 81, Scottish politician, MP (1983–2001).^[399]
• Sophie Gradon, 32, British reality television participant (Love Island) and beauty pageant winner (Miss Great Britain, 2009).^[400]
• Francisco Griéguez, 99, Spanish WWII soldier and Holocaust survivor.^[401]
• Lesandro Guzman-Feliz, 15, American homicide victim, stabbed.^[402]
• Bill Hendon, 73, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives for North Carolina's 11th district (1981–1983, 1985–1987).^[403]
• Hu Wei, 97, Chinese general, Deputy Chief of Staff of the People's Liberation Army (1974–1984).^[404]
• Ernie Hunt, 75, English football player (Swindon Town, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Coventry City), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[405]
• Sándor Kányádi, 89, Hungarian poet and translator.^[406]
• Don C. Laubman, 96, Canadian fighter pilot and flying ace.^[407]
• Wolfgang Lippert, 80, German botanist.^[408]
• Carroll Morgan, 70, Canadian Olympic boxer (1972), heart attack.^[409]
• Willie Lee Rose, 91, American historian.^[410]
• Bill Speakman, 90, British soldier, recipient of the Victoria Cross.^[411]
• Peter Thomson, 88, Australian Hall of Fame golfer, five-time British Open winner (1954, 1955, 1956, 1958, 1965), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[412]
• Solveig Laila Thoresen, 87, Norwegian politician.^[413]
• John Ward, 88, American sportscaster (Vol Network).^[414]
• Mushtaq Ahmad Yusufi, 94, Pakistani banker, writer and humorist.^[415]

21

• William Acker, 90, American judge.^[416]
• Grigory Barenblatt, 90, Russian mathematician.^[417]
• Carlo Bernardini, 88, Italian politician, Senator (1976–1979).^[418]
• Hassan El Glaoui, 93, Moroccan painter.^[419]
• Édouard-Jean Empain, 80, French-Belgian industrialist (Schneider-Empain) and kidnapping victim.^[420]
• H. Tristram Engelhardt Jr., 77, American philosopher.^[421]
• Johnny Hubbard, 87, South African footballer (Rangers, Bury, Ayr United).^[422]
• Oldřich Král, 87, Czech sinologist and translator.^[423]
• Charles Krauthammer, 68, American political commentator (Fox News) and writer (The Washington Post), Pulitzer Prize winner (1987), small intestine cancer.^[424]
• Felicia Langer, 87, Israeli-German human rights activist.^[425]
• George Lindemann, 81, American businessman.^[426]
• John Mack, 81, American civic leader, cancer.^[427]
• Jamsheed Marker, 95, Pakistani diplomat, Ambassador to the United States (1986–1989).^[428]
• Elsa Massa, 93, Argentine human rights activist.^[429]
• Armando Merodio, 82, Spanish footballer (Athletic Bilbao).^[430]
• Horaţiu Nicolau, 84, Romanian Olympic volleyball player.^[431]
• Eric Stanley, 94, British literary scholar and historian.^[432]
• Sir Laurence Street, 91, Australian judge, Chief Justice of New South Wales (1974–1988).^[433]
• Hugh Stuckey, 89, Australian comedy and drama writer.^[434]
• Bill Thompson, 80, American politician, member of the Wyoming House of Representatives (2001–2011).^[435]
• Yan Jizhou, 100, Chinese film director, winner of the Golden Rooster Award for Lifetime Achievement.^[436]

22

• Halina Aszkiełowicz-Wojno, 71, Polish volleyball player (national team), Olympic bronze medalist (1968).^[437]
• Tony Bartirome, 86, American baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates).^[438]
• Geoff Case, 82, Australian football player (Melbourne).^[439]
• Steve Condous, 82, Australian politician, Lord Mayor of Adelaide (1987–1993), member of the South Australian House of Assembly (1993–2002).^[440]
• James S. Denton, 66, American publisher and editor (World Affairs), prostate cancer.^[441]
• Fred Kornet, 98, American Army lieutenant general.^[442]
• Nahum Korzhavin, 92, Russian-American poet.^[443]
• Olga Krzyżanowska, 88, Polish politician, Senator (2001–2005), Deputy Marshal of the Sejm (1993–1997).^[444]
• Melanie Le Brocquy, 98, Irish sculptor.^[445]
• Dick Leitsch, 83, American LGBT rights activist, liver cancer.^[446]
• Dan Lindsley, 92, American geneticist.^[447]
• Helli Louise, 68, Danish-English actress (Daddy, Darling).^[448]
• Deanna Lund, 81, American actress (Land of the Giants), pancreatic cancer.^[449]
• Jahi McMath, 17, American persistent vegetative state patient, liver failure.^[450]
• Nandagopal, 84, Indian film journalist, editor and critic.^[451]
• Rezső Nyers, 95, Hungarian politician, Minister of Finance (1960–1962), Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party president (1989).^[452]
• Geoffrey Oryema, 65, Ugandan musician.^[453]
• Vinnie Paul, 54, American drummer (Pantera, Damageplan, Hellyeah), heart attack.^[454]
• Sally Pierone, 97, American artist and family counselor.^[455]
• Waldir Pires, 91, Brazilian politician, Minister of Defence (2006–2007), Governor of Bahia (1987–1989).^[456]
• Bagun Sumbrai, 94, Indian politician.^[457]

23

• Roland Baar, 53, German rower, Olympic silver (1996) and bronze medallist (1992), five-time world champion (1989, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1995), traffic collision.^[458]
• Fred Chalenor, 62, American bassist.^[459]
• Jacques Corriveau, 85, Canadian graphic design executive, convicted in Adscam scandal.^[460]
• Alberto Fouillioux, 77, Chilean footballer (national team).^[461]
• Donald Hall, 89, American poet, U.S. Poet Laureate (2006).^[462]
• Ann Hopkins, 74, American business executive, plaintiff in Price Waterhouse v Hopkins.^[463]
• Yavar Jamalov, 68, Azerbaijani politician, Minister of Defence Industry (since 2006).^[464]
• Kim Jong-pil, 92, South Korean politician, Prime Minister (1971–1975, 1998–2000).^[465]
• Gisèle Lamoureux, 75, Canadian botanist and photographer.^[466]
• Richard Lowitt, 96, American historian.^[467]
• Dumitru Moțpan, 78, Moldovan politician, President of Parliament (1997–1998).^[468]
• Phan Huy Lê, 84, Vietnamese historian, heart disease.^[469]
• Douglas Rae, 87, Scottish businessman.^[470]
• Violeta Rivas, 80, Argentine singer and actress, kidney failure.^[471]
• Gazmend Sinani, 27, Kosovan basketball player (Leeds Force), traffic collision.^[472]
• Ronald Spadafora, 63, American firefighter (FDNY Chief of Fire Prevention), supervised rescue and recovery following 9/11, acute myeloid leukemia.^[473]
• Cyrus Tang, 88, Chinese-born American investor and philanthropist.^[474]
• Koro Wētere, 83, New Zealand politician, MP for Western Maori (1969–1996), Minister of Māori Affairs (1984–1990).^[475]

24

• Xiomara Alfaro, 88, Cuban opera singer.^[476]
• César Alvarenga, Paraguayan politician, Governor of San Pedro Department (1998–1999), heart attack.^[477]
• Stanley Anderson, 78, American actor (The Drew Carey Show, Spider-Man, Red Dragon), brain cancer.^[478]
• Keith Bosley, 80, British poet and translator.^[479]
• G.S. Sachdev, 83, Indian bansuri player.^[480]
• Salomón Cohen Levy, 91, Israeli-born Venezuelan civil engineer and mall developer (Centro Sambil).^[481]
• Francesco Forleo, 76, Italian politician, Deputy (1987–1994), complications from dementia.^[482]
• Frank Heart, 89, American Hall of Fame computer engineer, co-developer of the IMP, melanoma.^[483]
• Dan Ingram, 83, American disc jockey (KBOX, WABC, WCBS-FM, WIL), complications from dementia.^[484]
• Michael Lockwood, 74, British philosopher, complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[485]
• Darryl N. Johnson, 80, American diplomat.^[486]
• Sergei Ogorodnikov, 32, Russian ice hockey player (Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg), water bike accident.^[487]
• Josip Pirmajer, 74, Slovenian football player and manager.^[488]
• Jacques Saadé, 81, Lebanese-born French shipping executive, founder of CMA CGM.^[489]
• David J. Simms, 85, Irish mathematician.^[490]
• Chatri Sophonpanich, 85, Thai banker (Bangkok Bank).^[491]
• Jens Kristian Thune, 82, Norwegian lawyer and executive.^[492]
• Pavel Vranský, 97, Czech brigadier general and RAF radio operator, veteran of the siege of Tobruk, War Cross and Medal of Merit recipient.^[493]
• Harald von Boehmer, 75, German immunologist.^[494]
• Jim Washington, 66, Canadian football player (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).^[495]

25

• Constance Adams, 53, American space architect and spaceport planner, colorectal cancer.^[496]
• George Cakobau Jr., Fijian chief and politician.^[497]
• Jesús Cardenal, 88, Spanish professor (University of the Basque Country) and lawyer, Attorney General (1997–2004).^[498]
• Angelo Compagnoni, 96, Italian politician, Senator (1963-1972).^[499]
• Tom Dickinson, 87, Australian cricketer.^[500]
• Štefka Drolc, 94, Slovenian actress.^[501]
• Paul Gérin-Lajoie, 98, Canadian lawyer and politician, MNA (1960–1969).^[502]
• David Goldblatt, 87, South African photographer.^[503]
• Tom Goosby, 79, American football player (Cleveland Browns, Washington Redskins).^[504]
• Richard Benjamin Harrison, 77, American pawnbroker and reality television personality (Pawn Stars), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[505]
• Hiralal Jairam, 84, South African cricketer.^[506]
• Yosh Kawano, 97, American baseball clubhouse manager (Chicago Cubs), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[507]
• James M. Keck, 96, American air force lieutenant general.^[508]
• Jessica Naiga, 53, Ugandan lawyer and judge.^[509]
• Bo Nilsson, 81, Swedish composer.^[510]
• John Frederick Pickering, 78, British economist and business consultant.^[511]

26

• Big Bill Bissonnette, 81, American jazz musician.^[512]
• Dennis Creffield, 87, British painter.^[513]
• Harold Davis, 85, Scottish football player (Rangers) and manager.^[514]
• Andrey Dementyev, 89, Russian poet.^[515]
• Henri Dirickx, 90, Belgian footballer (national team).^[516]
• Fedor Frešo, 71, Slovak rock and jazz bassist (The Soulmen, Prúdy), heart failure.^[517]
• José Luis Meilán Gil, 84, Spanish politician and academic.^[518]
• Bernard Ginsborg, 93, British pharmacologist and physiologist.^[519]
• Klaas Hendrikse, 69, Dutch pastor.^[520]
• Ignatios Lappas, 72, Greek Orthodox metropolitan bishop, Metropolis of Larissa and Tyrnavos (since 1994), heart failure.^[521]
• Henri Namphy, 85, Haitian military officer and politician, President (1986–1988), lung cancer.^[522]
• Sabina Ott, 62, American artist, cancer.^[523]
• Daniel Pilon, 77, Canadian actor (Dallas, Ryan's Hope, Shoot 'Em Up).^[524]
• Phil Rodgers, 80, American golfer, leukemia.^[525]
• Joseph Seroussi, 85, Sudanese-born Romanian fashion designer.^[526]
• Albert Sewell, 90, English football statistician.^[527]
• Ed Simons, 101, American conductor.^[528]
• Innocent Umezulike, 64, Nigerian jurist, chief judge of Enugu State.^[529]
• Jennifer Welles, 81, American pornographic actress (Inside Jennifer Welles).^[530]

27

• Jack Carroll, 94, Australian rugby union player (national team).^[531]
• Raffaele Farigu, 84, Italian politician, Deputy (1987–1994).^[532]
• Johnny Guenther, 82, American ten-pin bowler.^[533]
• Joe Jackson, 89, American band manager (The Jackson 5), patriarch of the Jackson family, pancreatic cancer.^[534]
• Liz Jackson, 67, Australian journalist, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[535]
• Pearce Lane, 87, American Olympic boxer.^[536]
• William McBride, 91, Australian doctor.^[537]
• Ann Nardulli, 69, American endocrinologist, cancer.^[538]
• Egil Olsen, 70, Norwegian footballer.^[539]
• Paola Paternoster, 82, Italian Olympic discus (1956, 1960) and javelin (1956) thrower.^[540]
• Corran Purdon, 97, British army major general.^[541]
• Steve Soto, 54, American punk musician (Adolescents, Agent Orange, Legal Weapon).^[542]
• Steven Hilliard Stern, 80, Canadian-born American director (The Devil and Max Devlin, Mazes and Monsters).^[543]
• Vladimir Andreyevich Uspensky, 87, Russian mathematician, linguist, writer and doctor.^[544]
• Alan White, 84, Australian football player (Carlton).^[545]

28

• Denis Akiyama, 66, Canadian actor (Pixels, X-Men, Johnny Mnemonic), cancer.^[546]
• Martin Baddeley, 81, English Anglican priest, Archdeacon of Reigate (1996–2000).^[547]
• Sam Bass, 73, Australian politician.^[548]
• François Bluche, 92, French historian.^[549]
• Goran Bunjevčević, 45, Serbian footballer, stroke.^[550]
• Colin Butts, 58, British novelist, screenwriter and impresario, pancreatic cancer.^[551]
• Miguel Fenelon Câmara Filho, 93, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Maceió (1976–1984) and Teresina (1984–2001).^[552]
• Carlos Campos, 88, Venezuelan politician, Governor of Anzoátegui.^[553]
• Harlan Ellison, 84, American writer (A Boy and His Dog, I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream, "Repent, Harlequin!" Said the Ticktockman) and screenwriter.^[554]
• Jeffrey Elman, 70, American psycholinguist.^[555]
• Rob Hiaasen, 59, American journalist, shot.^[556]
• Hyon Ju-song, 56, North Korean military officer, execution by firing squad.^[557] (death reported on this date)
• Abdul Kadir, 65–66, Guyanese politician and convicted conspirator (2007 John F. Kennedy International Airport attack plot), Mayor of Linden (1994–1996).^[558]
• Mike Kilkenny, 73, Canadian baseball player (Detroit Tigers).^[559]
• Domenico Losurdo, 76, Italian Marxist philosopher and historian (Liberalism: A Counter-History).^[560]
• Russ McCubbin, 83, American actor and stuntman (High Plains Drifter, Sudden Impact, Matt Houston).^[561]
• Christine Nöstlinger, 81, Austrian writer.^[562]
• Elisha Obed, 66, Bahamian boxer, WBC light-middleweight champion (1975–1976).^[563]
• Şarık Tara, 88, Turkish executive (Enka).^[564]
• Keith Warburton, 89, Australian footballer (Carlton).^[565]

29

• Ai Weiren, 86, Chinese soldier, lieutenant general of the People's Liberation Army.^[566]
• Kwesi Amissah-Arthur, 67, Ghanaian economist and politician, Governor of the Bank of Ghana (2009–2012) and Vice-President (2012–2017).^[567]
• Franz Beyer, 96, German violist and musicologist.^[568]
• Matt Cappotelli, 38, American professional wrestler (OVW) and reality show winner (WWE Tough Enough), brain cancer.^[569]
• Arvid Carlsson, 95, Swedish neuropharmacologist, Nobel Prize laureate (2000).^[570]
• Steve Ditko, 90, American comic book writer and artist (Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Blue Beetle), heart attack.^[571]
• Giuseppe Rocco Favale, 82, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Vallo della Lucania (1989–2011).^[572]
• Chantal Garrigues, 73, French actress (Soda).^[573]
• Helen Griffin, 59, British actress (Twin Town, Doctor Who) and political activist.^[574]
• Bill Hamel, 45, American composer and record producer.^[575]
• Jónas Kristjánsson, 78, Icelandic writer and newspaper editor.^[576]
• Jacques Madubost, 74, French high jumper, European champion (1966).^[577]
• María Luisa Mendoza, 88, Mexican journalist, novelist and politician.^[578]
• Liliane Montevecchi, 85, French-Italian dancer and actress (Nine, Grand Hotel, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days), Tony winner (1982).^[579]
• Derrick O'Connor, 77, Irish actor (Lethal Weapon 2, Daredevil, Brazil), pneumonia.^[580]
• Eugene Pitt, 80, American singer (The Jive Five), complications from diabetes.^[581]
• Lawrence Rondon, 68, Trinidadian footballer.^[582]
• Sir David Smith, 88, British botanist, Principal of the University of Edinburgh (1987–1994).^[583]
• Irena Szewińska, 72, Soviet-born Polish Hall of Fame sprinter, Olympic champion (1964, 1968, 1976), cancer.^[584]
• Omar Vergara, 75, Argentine Olympic fencer (1968, 1972, 1976).^[585]

30

• Nino Assirelli, 92, Italian racing cyclist.^[586]
• Dagmar Burešová, 88, Czech lawyer and politician, Minister of Justice of Czechoslovakia, Order of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk recipient.^[587]
• John E. Casida, 88, American entomologist and toxicologist.^[588]
• Smoke Dawg, 21, Canadian rapper.^[589]
• Juraj Halenár, 35, Slovak footballer (Slovan Bratislava), suicide.^[590]
• Mike Heideman, 70, American basketball coach (Green Bay Phoenix), cancer.^[591]
• Mark Irwin, 83, New Zealand rugby union player (Otago, national team).^[592]
• Johan J. Jakobsen, 81, Norwegian politician, Chairman of the Centre Party (1979–1991), Minister of Transport (1983–1986) and Local Government (1989–1990).^[593]
• Billy Kinard, 84, American football player (Green Bay Packers, Buffalo Bills) and coach (Ole Miss Rebels).^[594]
• Timothy Murphy, 67, American poet.^[595]
• Antonella Rebuzzi, 63, Italian politician, Senator (2006–2008), heart attack.^[596]
• Fuat Sezgin, 93, Turkish Islamic science historian (Goethe University Frankfurt).^[597]
• Roy de Silva, 80, Sri Lankan director (Re Daniel Dawal Migel), heart attack.^[598]
• José Antonio Zaldúa, 76, Spanish footballer (F.C. Barcelona, national team, Real Valladolid).^[599]