The following is a list of notable deaths in March 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.

March 2018

1

• Bender, 37, Canadian rapper.^[1]
• Fredrik Bull-Hansen, 90, Norwegian military officer, Chief of Defence (1984–1987).^[2]
• Colin Campbell, 81, English actor (A Family at War, The Ruth Rendell Mysteries).^[3]
• Enrique Cárdenas González, 91, Mexican politician, Governor of Tamaulipas (1975–1981), Municipal President of Ciudad Victoria (1968–1971).^[4]
• Diana Der Hovanessian, 83, American poet and professor (Yerevan State University).^[5]
• Dorne Dibble, 88, American football player (Detroit Lions), pneumonia.^[6]
• Jean-Guy Hamelin, 92, Canadian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Rouyn-Noranda (1973–2001).^[7]
• Anatoly Lein, 86, Russian-born American chess Grandmaster.^[8]
• Beth Morris, 74, Welsh actress (Son of Dracula).^[9]
• Arabinda Muduli, 56, Indian musician and Bhajan singer, cardiac arrest.^[10]
• Michael Paine, 89, American engineer.^[11]
• Vicente Piquer, 83, Spanish footballer (Valencia, Málaga, national team).^[12]
• María Rubio, 83, Mexican actress (Cuna de lobos, Imperio de cristal, Querida enemiga).^[13]
• Orin C. Smith, 75, American coffee executive, President and CEO of Starbucks (2000–2005), pancreatic cancer.^[14]
• Luigi Taveri, 88, Swiss motorcycle road racer, Grand Prix champion (1962, 1964, 1966), stroke.^[15]
• Johann Zeitler, 90, German footballer (VfB Bayreuth, SpVgg Bayreuth).^[16]

2

• Barry Ansell, 70, English footballer (Aston Villa).^[17]
• James T. Baldwin, 84, American industrial designer and architect.^[18]
• Maxine Berman, 71, American politician, member of the Michigan House of Representatives (1983–1996), lung cancer.^[19]
• Adela Calva Reyes, 50–51, Mexican Indigenous writer.^[20]
• Gordon Challis, 85, New Zealand poet.^[21]
• Gillo Dorfles, 107, Italian art critic, painter and philosopher.^[22]
• Ota Filip, 87, Czech novelist and journalist.^[23]
• Emma Gresham, 92, American teacher and politician.^[24]
• Billy Herrington, 48, American gay pornographic actor, traffic collision.^[25]
• Mollie Hunt, 81, English cricketer.^[26]
• Joseph Israel, 40, American reggae musician, cancer.^[27]
• Khagendra Jamatia, 64, Indian politician, MLA (since 1988), blood cancer.^[28]
• Brandon Jenkins, 48, American red dirt singer-songwriter, complications from heart surgery.^[29]
• Shree Lal Joshi, 86, Indian painter.^[30]
• Barbara Kiefer Lewalski, 87, American literary scholar.^[31]
• Jesús López Cobos, 78, Spanish conductor, cancer.^[32]
• Gerry Lowe, 90, English rugby player (Warrington Wolves).^[33]
• Cle Newhook, 74, Canadian politician, leader of the NL NDP (1989–1992), cancer.^[34]
• Ronnie Prophet, 80, Canadian country singer, multiple organ failure.^[35]
• Craig Raisner, 56, American voice actor (Korgoth of Barbaria).^[36]
• Carlo Ripa di Meana, 88, Italian politician, Minister of the Environment (1992–1993) and European Commissioner for the Environment (1983–1993).^[37]
• Omar Sey, 77, Gambian politician and sports administrator, Foreign Minister (1987–1994), President of Gambia Football Federation (2004–2005).^[38]
• Timothy Shelpidi, 70, Nigerian military officer.^[39]
• Sammy Stewart, 63, American baseball player (Baltimore Orioles, Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Indians).^[40]

3

• Sir Roger Bannister, 88, British Olympic middle-distance athlete (1952), doctor and academic, first person to run a sub-four-minute mile, Parkinson's disease.^[41]
• Clare Beghtol, 76, American-born Canadian information scientist.^[42]
• Mal Bryce, 74, Australian politician, Deputy Premier of Western Australia (1983–1988).^[43]
• Alva Campbell, 69, American convicted murderer.^[44]
• Tônia Carrero, 95, Brazilian actress (Água Viva, Louco Amor), complications from surgery.^[45]
• Leslie Coffey, 81, Australian Olympic sports shooter (1964).^[46]
• Jacqueline Desmarais, 89, Canadian billionaire philanthropist.^[47]
• Frank Doubleday, 73, American actor (Escape from New York, Assault on Precinct 13, Broadcast News), complications from esophageal cancer.^[48]
• Fred Dugan, 84, American football player (Washington Redskins, San Francisco 49ers).^[49]
• Renzo Franzo, 103, Italian politician, Deputy (1948–1968).^[50]
• Kenneth Gärdestad, 69, Swedish songwriter ("Satellit"), pneumonia and influenza following skin cancer and lymphoma.^[51]
• Jacques Gernet, 96, French sinologist.^[52]
• Vanessa Goodwin, 48, Australian politician, Attorney-General of Tasmania (2014–2017), brain cancer.^[53]
• Sabit Hadžić, 60, Bosnian Yugoslav-era basketball player, Olympic bronze medalist (1984) and coach (national team).^[54]
• Emma Hannigan, 45, Irish author, breast cancer.^[55]
• Imogene Powers Johnson, 87, American billionaire philanthropist.^[56]
• Kim Chong-hoh, 82, South Korean politician.^[57]
• Anthony Lejeune, 89, British writer.^[58]
• Lin Hu, 90, Chinese general, deputy commander of the PLA Air Force.^[59]
• Enzo Lippolis, 61, Italian archeologist.^[60]
• Virgilijus Noreika, 82, Lithuanian opera singer, People's Artist of the USSR (1970).^[61]
• Franz Pacher, 98, Austrian engineer.^[62]
• Ivone Ramos, 91, Cape Verdean writer.^[63]
• Curt Raydon, 84, American baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates).^[64]
• Derek Saunders, 90, English footballer (Chelsea F.C.).^[65]
• Robert Scheerer, 89, American director and actor (Star Trek, Fame, Lend an Ear).^[66]
• Arthur Stewart, 76, Northern Irish footballer (Glentoran, Derby County, Detroit Cougars).^[67]
• Ian Stewart, Baron Stewartby, 82, British politician and numismatist.^[68]
• David Ogden Stiers, 75, American actor (M*A*S*H, Beauty and the Beast, The Dead Zone), bladder cancer.^[69]
• Yvon Taillandier, 91, French artist.^[70]
• Daranagama Kusaladhamma Thero, 54, Sri Lankan Buddhist monk, founder of The Buddhist TV.^[71]
• Jorge Wagensberg Lubinski, 69, Spanish physicist, academic (University of Barcelona), writer and aphorist, founder director of CosmoCaixa.^[72]
• Ken M. Wallace, 73, British engineering scientist.^[73]
• Ray Wilkins, 89, English footballer (Derby County).^[74]
• Yao Xian, 90, Chinese general, commander of the Beijing Military Region Air Force.^[75]

4

• Javed Abidi, 52, Indian disability rights activist, chest infection.^[76]
• Davide Astori, 31, Italian footballer (Cagliari, Fiorentina, national team), heart attack.^[77]
• Elma Bellini, 63, American judge, member of the New York Supreme Court, cancer.^[78]
• Charles Elbaum, 91, Polish-born American physicist.^[79]
• John Hollingworth, 87, British politician, MP for Birmingham All Saints (1959–1964).^[80]
• James Luna, 68, American performance artist, heart attack.^[81]
• Sir William McAlpine, 6th Baronet, 82, British engineering construction executive, managing director of Sir Robert McAlpine.^[82]
• Carmel McSharry, 91, Irish actress (In Sickness and in Health, The Liver Birds, The Man Outside).^[83]
• Farhang Mehr, 94, Iranian-born American Zoroastrian scholar and writer, Iranian Deputy Prime Minister (1973–1975).^[84]
• H. Wayne Norman Jr., 62, American politician, member of the Maryland Senate (since 2014) and House of Delegates (2008–2014).^[85]
• Moe Racine, 80, Canadian Hall of Fame football player (Ottawa Rough Riders).^[86]
• J. Paul Raines, 53, American retail executive, CEO of GameStop (2010–2017), brain cancer.^[87]
• Alex Rennie, 69, Scottish football player (St Johnstone, Dundee United) and manager (Stenhousemuir), esophageal cancer.^[88]
• Ernő Rozgonyi, 84, Hungarian politician, MP (1998–2002, 2010–2014).^[89]
• Russell Solomon, 92, American retail executive, founder of Tower Records.^[90]
• José Triana, 87, Cuban poet.^[91]
• Johan Trondsen, 95, Norwegian politician.^[92]

5

• Robert Assaraf, 81, Moroccan historian.^[93]
• Trevor Baylis, 80, British inventor (windup radio).^[94]
• Derek Bickerton, 91, English-born American linguist and academic.^[95]
• John Hall Buchanan Jr., 89, American politician, member of the US House of Representatives for Alabama's 6th district (1965–1981), complications from dementia.^[96]
• Sean Byrne, 80, Irish politician.^[97]
• John T. Cacioppo, 66, American neuroscientist and psychologist.^[98]
• Tomas Aguon Camacho, 84, Northern Mariana Islands Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Chalan Kanoa (1984–2010).^[99]
• Mykhaylo Chemberzhi, 73, Ukrainian composer.^[100]
• Kjerstin Dellert, 92, Swedish opera singer.^[101]
• Bob Engel, 84, American baseball umpire.^[102]
• Rafiqul Islam, 82, Bangladeshi physician.^[103]
• Costakis Koutsokoumnis, 61, Cypriot football administrator, President of CFA (since 2001) and member of FIFA Council (since 2017), cancer.^[104]
• André S. Labarthe, 86, French actor (Vivre sa vie), film producer and director.^[105]
• Marcela Lombardo Otero, 91, Mexican politician, Deputy (1976–1979, 1988–1991).^[106]
• Uri Lubrani, 91, Israeli diplomat and military official.^[107]
• Paul Magriel, 71, American backgammon and poker player and author, World Backgammon champion (1978).^[108]
• Helmut Maucher, 90, German food and beverage executive, CEO (1990–1997) and chairman (1990–2000) of Nestlé.^[109]
• Howard L. Resnikoff, 80, American mathematician.^[110]
• Gemma Romanyà i Valls, 72, Spanish businesswoman, printer and graphic arts patron.^[111]
• Jam Saqi, 73, Pakistani politician.^[112]
• Clive Sinclair, 70, British author, prostate cancer.^[113]
• D. Sreedevi, 78, Indian judge, member of the Kerala High Court (1997–2001), liver failure.^[114]
• Clarence F. Stephens, 100, American mathematician and educator.^[115]
• Stephan Tanneberger, 82, German oncologist and chemist, blood and bone cancer.^[116]
• Michael Watts, 79, British journalist.^[117]
• Hayden White, 89, American historian.^[118]

6

• Arthur Barrett, 73, Jamaican cricketer (West Indies).^[119]
• Lucie Brock-Broido, 61, American poet and academic, cancer.^[120]
• Paul Bùi Văn Đọc, 73, Vietnamese Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Ho Chi Minh City (since 2014), stroke.^[121]
• Donna Butterworth, 62, American actress (Paradise, Hawaiian Style, The Family Jewels) and singer.^[122]
• William G. Callow, 96, American judge, member of the Wisconsin Supreme Court (1977–1992).^[123]
• Frank Cappelli, 65, American singer and actor (Cappelli & Company).^[124]
• Muhibbe Darga, 96, Turkish archeologist.^[125]
• Aliyu Doma, 75, Nigerian politician, Governor of Nasarawa State (2007–2011).^[126]
• Peter Freund, 81, Romanian-born American physicist.^[127]
• Erivan Haub, 85, German retail executive (Tengelmann Group).^[128]
• Amani W. A. Kabourou, 68, Tanzanian politician, MP for Kigoma (1995–2015).^[129]
• John Kurila, 76, Scottish footballer (Northampton Town, Celtic).^[130]
• Peter Nicholls, 78, Australian writer and editor (The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction).^[131]
• Octavio Novaro, 78, Mexican physicist specialized in theoretical catalysis, awarded the National Prize for Arts and Sciences (1983) and UNESCO Science Prize (1993).^[132]
• Francis Piasecki, 66, French football player (Metz, national team) and coach (Strasbourg).^[133]
• Ferdousi Priyabhashini, 71, Bangladeshi sculptor, heart attack.^[134]
• Indra Bahadur Rai, 91, Indian writer.^[135]
• John W. Reed, 99, American legal scholar.^[136]
• Irving Shain, 92, American chemist and educator, Chancellor of University of Wisconsin-Madison (1977–1986).^[137]
• Shammi, 88, Indian actress (Dil Apna Aur Preet Parai, Khuda Gawah, Dekh Bhai Dekh).^[138]
• Zena Skinner, 91, British television chef.^[139]
• Jeff St John, 71, Australian musician, bacterial infection.^[140]
• Steve Stroughter, 65, American baseball player (Seattle Mariners).^[141]
• Sir John Sulston, 75, British biologist, Nobel Prize laureate (2002), stomach cancer.^[142]

7

• Fortunato Abat, 92, Filipino army general and politician, Secretary of the Department of National Defense (1997–1998).^[143]
• Reynaldo Bignone, 90, Argentine politician and convicted criminal, President (1982–1983), hip fracture and heart failure.^[144]
• Gary Burden, 84, American rock album cover artist (After the Gold Rush, Morrison Hotel, Déjà Vu), Grammy winner (2010).^[145]
• Chen Tien-miao, 89, Taiwanese politician.^[146]
• Jacques Clemens, 108, Dutch Roman Catholic priest.^[147]
• Woody Durham, 76, American college basketball radio announcer (North Carolina Tar Heels), complications from primary progressive aphasia.^[148]
• Hao Bailin, 83, Chinese physicist.^[149]
• Victor Heringer, 29, Brazilian novelist, translator (First They Killed My Father) and poet, Prêmio Jabuti laureate (2013), suspected suicide by self-defenestration.^[150]
• Jerzy Milian, 82, Polish jazz vibraphonist.^[151]
• John Molyneux, 87, English footballer (Chester City, Liverpool).^[152]
• Antonia La Negra, 82, Spanish cantaora and bailaora, aortic aneurysm.^[153]
• Chuck Ortmann, 88, American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers, Dallas Texans).^[154]
• Bill Pulte, 85, American real estate developer (PulteGroup).^[155]
• Werner Radspieler, 79, German Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Bamberg (1986–2013).^[156]
• Thomas L. Rhodes, 78, American political activist, Parkinson's disease.^[157]
• Marian Schmidt, 73, Polish artist photographer, mathematician.^[158]
• Charles Thone, 94, American politician, Governor of Nebraska (1979–1983), member of the US House of Representatives for Nebraska's 1st district (1971–1979).^[159]
• Kjell Venås, 90, Norwegian philologist.^[160]

8

• Bernardo Bernardo, 73, Filipino actor, pancreatic cancer.^[161]
• Ron Franklin, 58, American jockey, Kentucky Derby winner (1979), lung cancer.^[162]
• John P. Fullam, 96, American federal judge, member of the U.S. District Court for Eastern Pennsylvania (since 1966), presided over Abscam trial.^[163]
• Sir Wilson Harris, 96, Guyanese writer (Palace of the Peacock).^[164]
• Antoni Imiela, 63, German-born British serial rapist.^[165]
• Jean Jolivet, 93, French philosopher.^[166]
• Milko Kelemen, 93, Croatian composer.^[167]
• Ralph Keller, 82, Canadian ice hockey player (New York Rangers, Hershey Bears).^[168]
• Pearse Lyons, 73, Irish biochemist and beverage executive, founder and chairman of Alltech, complications following heart surgery.^[169]
• Bill Snow, 80, Australian anti-tobacco activist (BUGA UP), ruptured aorta.^[170]
• Gerd Søraa, 83, Norwegian politician and writer.^[171]
• Peter Temple, 71, South African-born Australian writer (The Broken Shore, Truth, White Dog), Miles Franklin Award winner (2010), Gold Dagger (2006), cancer.^[172]
• Albin Vidović, 75, Croatian handball player, Olympic champion (1972).^[173]
• Togo D. West Jr., 75, American public servant, Secretary of Veterans Affairs (1998–2000), heart attack.^[174]
• Hal Wick, 73, American politician, member of the South Dakota House of Representatives (1977–1981, 1995–1999, 2001–2009, 2011–2015).^[175]
• Kate Wilhelm, 89, American author (The Infinity Box, Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang).^[176]
• Ercan Yazgan, 71, Turkish actor, multiple organ failure.^[177]

9

• Jerry Anderson, 62, Canadian professional golfer, first Canadian to win on PGA European tour, leukemia.^[178]
• Robin Archer, 87, New Zealand rugby union player (national team, Southland, Otago) and coach (Southland).^[179]
• Joaquin Avila, 69, American civil rights activist and jurist.^[180]
• Remo Bicchierai, 79, Italian footballer (Catania).^[181]
• Dennis Furlong, 72, Canadian politician and physician, MLA for Dalhousie-Restigouche East (1999–2003), brain tumour.^[182]
• Chris Gedney, 47, American football player (Chicago Bears, Arizona Cardinals), suicide.^[183]
• Vladimir Gerasimov, 28, Russian footballer, traffic collision.^[184]
• Oskar Gröning, 96, German SS officer and war criminal, guard at Auschwitz concentration camp.^[185]
• Warren Hawksley, 74, British politician, MP for The Wrekin (1979–1987) and Halesowen and Stourbridge (1992–1997).^[186]
• Jo Min-ki, 52, South Korean actor (East of Eden, The Cut, The Attorney) and professor, suspected suicide by hanging.^[187]
• Jung Jae-sung, 35, South Korean badminton player, Olympic bronze medallist (2012), heart attack.^[188]
• Patangrao Kadam, 74, Indian politician, kidney disease.^[189]
• Joy Michael, 91, Indian theatre director.^[190]
• Ulla Nenonen, 84, Finnish missionary and Bible translator.^[191]
• Adam Ostrowski, 99, Polish World War II RAF officer.^[192]
• Harold Rosewarne, 87, Australian footballer (South Melbourne).^[193]
• George A. Sinner, 89, American politician, Governor of North Dakota (1985–1992).^[194]
• Ethel Stein, 100, American textile artist.^[195]
• Millie Dunn Veasey, 100, American civil rights activist.^[196]
• Ion Voinescu, 88, Romanian Olympic footballer (1952).^[197]
• Elías Yanes Álvarez, 90, Spanish Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Zaragoza (1977–2005).^[198]

10

• Peter Allday, 90, British Olympic hammer thrower (1952, 1956).^[199]
• Tony Benneworth, 67, Australian cricketer (Tasmania) and politician, MHA for Bass (1992–1998), boating incident.^[200]
• Christine Bernardi, 62, French mathematician.^[201]
• Garech Browne, 78, Irish arts patron, founder of Claddagh Records.^[202]
• Donald Collins, 92, American politician, member of the Maine Senate (1976–1992) and House of Representatives (1970–1976).^[203]
• Buddy Cruze, 84, American football player (Chicago Bears, Baltimore Colts, Tennessee Volunteers).^[204]
• Peter Davies, 60, Australian cricketer.^[205]
• Michael Gershman, 73, American cinematographer, director and camera operator (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Crossing Jordan, The Deer Hunter).^[206]
• Hubert de Givenchy, 91, French fashion designer (Givenchy).^[207]
• Wally Gould, 79, English footballer (York City, Brighton, Hellenic).^[208]
• Geoff Hibbins, 88, Australian footballer (St Kilda).^[209]
• Ken Houston, 64, Canadian ice hockey player (Atlanta Flames, Washington Capitals), cancer.^[210]
• Bogo Jan, 74, Slovenian Olympic ice hockey player (1964, 1968, 1972).^[211]
• Ali Asghar Khodadoust, 82, Iranian surgical ophthalmologist, namesake of Khodadoust line, heart disease.^[212]
• Henry Koffler, 95, Austrian-born American academic, President of the University of Arizona (1982–1991).^[213]
• Saba Mahmood, 57, Pakistani-born American anthropologist (University of California at Berkeley), pancreatic cancer.^[214]
• Abubakar Saleh Michika, 77, Nigerian politician, Governor of Adamawa State (1992–1993).^[215]
• Val Mulkerns, 93, Irish writer and poet.^[216]
• Roch Pedneault, 90, Canadian Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Chicoutimi (1974–2002).^[217]
• George Rawitscher, 90, German-born American physicist.^[218]
• Michel Raynaud, 79, French mathematician.^[219]
• Gene Rhodes, 90, American basketball player (Indianapolis Olympians) and coach (Kentucky Colonels).^[220]
• Tang Hsiang Chien, 94, Hong Kong industrialist.^[221]
• Jozef Timmerman, 76, Belgian cyclist.^[222]
• Ralf Waldmann, 51, German Grand Prix motorcycle road racer.^[223]

11

• Alba Arnova, 87, Argentine-Italian ballerina and actress (Miracle in Milan, A Slice of Life).^[224]
• Muhammad Ashiq, 82, Pakistani Olympic racing cyclist (1960, 1964), stroke.^[225]
• Bob Baxt, 79, Australian jurist, chairman of Trade Practices Commission (1988–1991).^[226]
• Jean Damascène Bimenyimana, 64, Rwandan Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Cyangugu (since 1997).^[227]
• Baltasar Corrada del Río, 82, Puerto Rican judge and politician, Mayor of San Juan (1985–1989) and Secretary of State (1993–1995).^[228]
• Peter H. Dailey, 87, American advertising executive and diplomat, Ambassador to Ireland (1982–1984).^[229]
• John Daly, 81, Australian athletics coach.^[230]
• Lorenz Dittmann, 89, German art historian.^[231]
• Sir Ken Dodd, 90, English comedian (Diddy Men), singer ("Tears") and actor (Hamlet), chest infection.^[232]
• Paddy Donovan, 81, New Zealand Olympic boxer (1956, 1964), British Empire and Commonwealth Games bronze medalist (1958, 1962), and rugby union player (Hawke's Bay).^[233]
• Luciano Faraguti, 80, Italian politician, Deputy (1979–1994).^[234]
• Pete James, 60, British archivist.^[235]
• Cooper H. Langford, 83, American-born Canadian chemist, pancreatic cancer.^[236]
• Karl Lehmann, 81, German Roman Catholic Cardinal prelate, Bishop of Mainz (1983–2016), complications from a stroke.^[237]
• Mary LeMessurier, 88, Canadian politician, Alberta MLA (1979–1986).^[238]
• Graziella Mascia, 64, Italian politician, Deputy (2001–2008).^[239]
• H. Blair Neatby, 93, Canadian historian.^[240]
• David W. Noble, 92, American historian.^[241]
• Stephen A. Orthwein, 72, American polo player and executive, president and chairman of US Polo.^[242]
• Siegfried Rauch, 85, German actor (Patton, Le Mans, Das Traumschiff), heart failure and injuries sustained in a fall.^[243]
• Mary Rosenblum, 65, American author (Synthesis & Other Virtual Realities), plane crash.^[244]
• Charles Sarkis, 78, American restaurateur (Back Bay Restaurant Group) and dog racetrack owner (Wonderland Greyhound Park), complications from brain cancer.^[245]
• Henri Skiba, 90, French football player (Nîmes, Sochaux) and manager (Grasshoppers).^[246]
• Alline Banks Sprouse, 96, American basketball player.^[247]
• Charles D. Strang, 96, American inventor, President of the Outboard Marine Corporation.^[248]
• Mario Vegetti, 81, Italian historian.^[249]
• John Wiersema, 62, Canadian accountant and civil servant, auditor general (2011).^[250]
• Sándor Záborszky, 83, Hungarian Olympic swimmer (1956).^[251]

12

• José Arranz, 88, Spanish priest.^[252]
• Miguel Barceló Pérez, 94, Spanish politician, Senator (since 1986).^[253]
• José Bernárdez, 82, Spanish cyclist.^[254]
• Ivan Davis, 86, American classical pianist, stroke.^[255]
• Nokie Edwards, 82, American Hall of Fame instrumental and surf rock musician (The Ventures), complications from hip surgery.^[256]
• Ken Flach, 54, American tennis player, Olympic (1988) and Wimbledon champion (1986–1988), complications from pneumonia.^[257]
• Nikolai Glushkov, 68, Russian businessman (Aeroflot, AutoVAZ), homicide by neck compression.^[258]
• Sverrir Hermannsson, 88, Icelandic politician, Minister of Industry (1983–1985) and Education (1985–1987).^[259]
• Kong Bai Ji, 85, Chinese artist.^[260]
• Craig Mack, 47, American rapper ("Flava in Ya Ear"), heart failure.^[261]
• Rudolf Mang, 67, German weightlifter, Olympic silver medalist (1972), heart attack.^[262]
• Henry Minarik, 90, American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers).^[263]
• Bud Olsen, 77, American basketball player (Seattle SuperSonics, Detroit Pistons).^[264]
• Charlie Quintana, 56, American rock drummer (Social Distortion, The Plugz, Cracker), heart attack.^[265]
• Nikki Sievwright, 75, British model and soldier.^[266]
• Oleg Tabakov, 82, Russian actor (War and Peace, Oblomov), artistic director of the Moscow Art Theatre.^[267]
• William Teron, 85, Canadian land developer.^[268]
• Emily Stipes Watts, 81, American literary historian.^[269]
• Olly Wilson, 80, American composer, musicologist and jazz musician.^[270]
• Jeremiah Wolfe, 93, American Cherokee elder.^[271]

13

• Ivano Beggio, 73, Italian transportation executive, President of Aprilia (1969–2004).^[272]
• Prem Bhatia, 78, Indian cricketer.^[273]
• T. Berry Brazelton, 99, American pediatrician and author.^[274]
• Gloria Cordes, 86, American baseball player (Kalamazoo Lassies).^[275]
• Philip J. Davis, 95, American applied mathematician.^[276]
• Bebeto de Freitas, 68, Brazilian Olympic volleyball coach (1984) and football manager (Clube Atlético Mineiro), World Championship (1998), heart attack.^[277]
• Brenda Dean, Baroness Dean of Thornton-le-Fylde, 74, British trade unionist and peer.^[278]
• Claudia Fontaine, 57, British singer (Afrodiziak) and backing vocalist (Pink Floyd, Elvis Costello).^[279]
• Hamida Habibullah, 101, Indian politician, member of Rajya Sabha (1976–1982) and MLA for Haidergarh.^[280]
• Leonid Kvinikhidze, 80, Russian screenwriter and film director (Mary Poppins, Goodbye).^[281]
• Ken Mulhearn, 72, British footballer (Shrewsbury Town, Stockport County, Manchester City).^[282]
• Emily Nasrallah, 86, Lebanese writer and women's rights activist.^[283]
• Jens Nilsson, 69, Swedish politician, MEP (since 2011), Chairman of Östersund Municipality (1997–2009).^[284]
• J. L. Parks, 90, American basketball player (Oklahoma State Cowboys).^[285]
• Dave Ragan, 82, American professional golfer.^[286]
• Nora Schimming-Chase, 77, Namibian politician and diplomat, member of the National Assembly (since 2000), ambassador to Germany, Austria and Tanzania, cancer.^[287]
• Aldo Tarlao, 91, Italian rower, Olympic silver medalist (1948).^[288]
• Václav Verner, 68, Czech speedway rider.^[289]
• Gordon Walgren, 85, American politician, member of the Washington House of Representatives (1966), member of the Washington State Senate (1967–1980).^[290]
• Katherine Westphal, 99, American textile designer.^[291]
• Henry Williams, 47, American basketball player (Charlotte 49ers, Scaligera Verona, Benetton Treviso, Virtus Roma), world championship bronze medalist (1990), kidney failure.^[292]
• Jimmy Wisner, 86, American pianist, producer and songwriter.^[293]

14

• Robert L. Bireley, 84, American historian.^[294]
• Jim Bowen, 80, English television presenter (Bullseye) and comedian (The Comedians).^[295]
• Alfred W. Crosby, 87, American ecological historian, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[296]
• Halit Deringör, 95, Turkish footballer (Fenerbahçe).^[297]
• Emilio Disi, 75, Argentine actor (Todas las azafatas van al cielo, La Aventura explosiva, Muerte en Buenos Aires) and humorist, lung cancer.^[298]
• Elusive Quality, 25, American racehorse, euthanized.^[299]
• Peter Entwisle, 69, English-born New Zealand art historian.^[300]
• Marielle Franco, 38, Brazilian politician, member of the Municipal Chamber of Rio de Janeiro (since 2017), shot.^[301]
• Rubén Galván, 65, Argentine footballer (national team, Club Atlético Independiente, Estudiantes), cirrhosis.^[302]
• Stephen Hawking, 76, English theoretical physicist, professor (University of Cambridge) and writer (A Brief History of Time), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[303]
• Narendra Jha, 55, Indian actor (Raees, Haider, Raavan), heart attack.^[304]
• Palle Kjærulff-Schmidt, 86, Danish film director (Once There Was a War) and screenwriter.^[305]
• Lefty Kreh, 93, American sports photojournalist, author and sport fisherman.^[306]
• Adrian Lamo, 37, American computer hacker (WikiLeaks).^[307]
• Steve Mandell, 76, American bluegrass guitarist and banjoist, prostate cancer.^[308]
• David Matza, 87, American sociologist and criminologist.^[309]
• Mac McCallion, 67, New Zealand rugby union player (Counties, New Zealand Māori) and coach (Counties Manukau, Fiji), cancer.^[310]
• Liam O'Flynn, 72, Irish uilleann piper (Planxty), cancer.^[311]
• Pijuan, 75, Puerto Rican pianist.^[312]
• Ronald Rotunda, 73, American legal scholar, pneumonia.^[313]
• Petar Stipetić, 80, Croatian military officer, Armed Forces Chief of Staff (2000–2002).^[314]
• Tawfiq Titingan, 55, Malaysian politician, MLA, colon cancer.^[315]
• Vasantha Vaidyanathan, 80, Sri Lankan Hindu activist and radio broadcaster.^[316]
• David Wyman, 89, American historian (The Abandonment of the Jews).^[317]

15

• Francis M. Bator, 92, Hungarian-American economist and educator.^[318]
• Tom Benson, 90, American automobile dealer, philanthropist and sports franchise owner (New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans), influenza.^[319]
• Stan Brown, 76, English footballer (Fulham).^[320]
• Ed Charles, 84, American baseball player (New York Mets, Kansas City Athletics).^[321]
• Bev Desjarlais, 62, Canadian politician, MP for Churchill (1997–2004), multiple system atrophy as a complication of Parkinson's disease.^[322]
• Erwin C. Dietrich, 87, Swiss film producer (The Wild Geese).^[323]
• Augie Garrido, 79, American college baseball coach (Cal State Fullerton, Texas), stroke.^[324]
• Carlton Gary, 67, American serial killer and rapist, executed by lethal injection.^[325]
• Michael Getler, 82, American journalist (The Washington Post, The New York Times International Edition, PBS), complications from bile duct cancer.^[326]
• Robert Grossman, 78, American painter, sculptor, filmmaker and author.^[327]
• Jørgen Hansen, 74, Danish Olympic boxer (1968).^[328]
• Huang Wenpan, 22, Chinese swimmer, Paralympic champion (2016), traffic collision.^[329]
• Larry Kwong, 94, Canadian ice hockey player (Valleyfield Braves, New York Rangers), first player to break NHL's colour barrier.^[330]
• Bronson La Follette, 82, American politician, Wisconsin Attorney General (1965–1969, 1975–1987).^[331]
• Ling Yun, 100, Chinese politician, 1st Minister of Public Security (1983–1985).^[332]
• Don Mecklem, 91, Australian Olympic hockey player.^[333]
• Eric Munshaw, 64, Canadian Olympic slalom canoer (1972).^[334]
• Franz Oberwinkler, 78, German mycologist.^[335]
• Bob Phibbs, 90, Canadian Olympic basketball player (1952).^[336]
• Gwilym Roberts, 89, British politician, MP (1966–1970, 1974–1983).^[337]
• Mohamed Sayah, 84, Tunisian politician.^[338]

16

• Félix Arámbulo, 76, Paraguayan footballer.^[339]
• Betty Ann Bowser, 73, American journalist (PBS NewsHour), pneumonia.^[340]
• John Brookes, 84, British landscape designer.^[341]
• Anna Campbell, 26, British feminist and soldier, airstrike.^[342]
• Barrie Clark, 85, Canadian politician and broadcaster.^[343]
• Guy Cury, 87, French Olympic hurdler (1956).^[344]
• Russell Freedman, 88, American biographer and children's writer.^[345]
• Leslie Gonda, 98, Hungarian-born American aircraft leasing executive (International Lease Finance Corporation).^[346]
• Boyukagha Hajiyev, 59, Azerbaijani football player and manager (Araz-Naxçıvan, Neftçi), complications from a heart attack.^[347]
• Tankmar Horn, 93, Finnish diplomat and business executive (Wärtsilä).^[348]
• Guðjón Arnar Kristjánsson, 73, Icelandic politician, MP (1999–2009), cancer.^[349]
• Otomar Kvěch, 67, Czech composer.^[350]
• Kwon Hee-deok, 61, South Korean voice actress and writer.^[351]
• Arnie Lerma, 67, American writer and Scientology whistleblower, suicide by gunshot.^[352]
• Adrian Lillebekk Ovlien, 20, Norwegian footballer (Kongsvinger), sepsis.^[353]
• Dayton S. Mak, 100, American diplomat, Ambassador to Kuwait (1961–1963).^[354]
• Aidan Maloney, 97, Canadian politician, MHA for Ferryland (1966–1971).^[355]
• Magoroh Maruyama, 88, Japanese-born American business theorist.^[356]
• Milán Matos, 68, Cuban Olympic long jumper (1972, 1976).^[357]
• George Meek, 84, Scottish footballer (Leeds United, Walsall).^[358]
• Jane Moffet, 87, American baseball player (AAGPBL).^[359]
• Buell Neidlinger, 82, American cellist and bassist, heart attack.^[360]
• Ezequiel Orozco, 29, Mexican footballer, lung cancer.^[361]
• Lisa Garcia Quiroz, 57, American media executive (Time Warner), pancreatic cancer.^[362]
• Lucien A. Schmit Jr., 89, American engineer.^[363]
• Louise Slaughter, 88, American politician, member of the US House of Representatives for New York's 25th district (since 1987), complications from a fall.^[364]
• Raymond Wilson, 89, British physicist.^[365]
• Charles Yanofsky, 92, American geneticist.^[366]
• Marilyn J. Ziffrin, 91, American composer.^[367]

17

• Sir William Aldous, 82, British jurist, Lord Justice of Appeal (1995–2003).^[368]
• Karen Anderson, 85, American writer.^[369]
• Arnold Burden, 95, Canadian physician, helped rescue survivors in the 1956 and 1958 Springhill mining disasters.^[370]
• Dexter Davies, 66, Australian politician, member of the Western Australian Legislative Council (1998–2001), lung cancer.^[371]
• Nicholas Edwards, Baron Crickhowell, 84, British politician, Secretary of State for Wales (1979–1987).^[372]
• Geneviève Fontanel, 81, French actress (The Man Who Loved Women).^[373]
• Benny Fredriksson, 58, Swedish actor and theatre director, CEO of Stockholm City Theatre (2002–2017), suicide.^[374]
• Peter Haynes, 92, British Anglican priest, Dean of Hereford (1982–1992).^[375]
• Jim Hendricks, 68, American actor and DJ (Commander USA's Groovie Movies).^[376]
• Mike MacDonald, 62, Canadian comedian and actor (The Ripping Friends, Screwballs II), heart complications.^[377]
• Zdeněk Mahler, 89, Czech pedagogue, writer, publicist and musicologist.^[378]
• Phan Văn Khải, 84, Vietnamese politician, Prime Minister (1997–2006).^[379]
• Greg Polis, 67, Canadian ice hockey player (Pittsburgh Penguins, New York Rangers, Washington Capitals), cancer.^[380]
• Sushil Siddharth, 59, Indian writer, complications from a heart attack.^[381]
• Sammy Williams, 69, American actor (A Chorus Line), Tony winner (1976), cancer.^[382]
• Za Hlei Thang, 75, Burmese politician.^[383]

18

• Michel Adama-Tamboux, 89, Central African politician, President of the National Assembly (1960–1966).^[384]
• Chuck Arrobio, 73, American football player (Minnesota Vikings).^[385]
• Cloria Brown, 75, American politician, member of the Missouri House of Representatives (2011–2013, since 2015), cancer.^[386]
• Sergio Castellaneta, 86, Italian politician, member of the Chamber of Deputies (1992–1996).^[387]
• David Cooper, 68, Australian immunologist and medical researcher (HIV), President of the International AIDS Society (1994–1998).^[388]
• Samuel Epstein, 91, English-born American physician, cardiac arrest.^[389]
• Barkat Gourad Hamadou, 88, Djiboutian politician, Prime Minister (1978–2001).^[390]
• Michal Horský, 74, Slovak political scientist and politician, member of the House of the People (1990–1992).^[391]
• Killjoy, 48, American singer (Necrophagia).^[392]
• Helmut Kuckelkorn, 81, German cyclist.^[393]
• Li Ao, 82, Chinese-Taiwanese writer and politician, MLY (2005–2008), brain tumour.^[394]
• Georgi Mosolov, 91, Russian test pilot.^[395]
• Jean-Baptiste Natama, 53, Burkinabé politician and diplomat.^[396]
• Stefano Pellegrini, 64, Italian footballer (Roma, Bari).^[397]
• Otoniel Quintana, 71, Colombian Olympic footballer (1968).^[398]
• Ivor Richard, Baron Richard, 85, British politician and diplomat, Lord Privy Seal (1997–1998), ambassador to UN (1974–1979), MP for Barons Court (1964–1974).^[399]
• Michael Rutschky, 74, German author.^[400]
• Jerry Schoonmaker, 84, American baseball player (Washington Senators).^[401]
• Hazel Smith, 83, American country music journalist, publicist, and singer-songwriter, heart failure.^[402]
• Clive Ulyate, 84, South African rugby player and cricketer.^[403]
• Sir James Weatherall, 82, British vice-admiral and Marshal of the Diplomatic Corps.^[404]
• John F. Wright, 72, American state judge, member of the Nebraska Supreme Court (since 1994) and Court of Appeals (1991–1994).^[405]

19

• Roger G. Barry, 82, British-born American geographer and climatologist, director of the National Snow and Ice Data Center (1976–2008).^[406]
• Irina Beglyakova, 85, Russian athlete, Olympic silver medalist (1956).^[407]
• Linda Bement, 76, American model, winner of Miss Universe 1960.^[408]
• Madge Bester, 54, South African disability rights activist, once world's shortest woman.^[409]
• David Bischoff, 66, American novelist and television writer (Star Trek: The Next Generation).^[410]
• Howard Clendaniel, 85, American politician, member of the Delaware House of Representatives.^[411]
• Sue England, 89, American actress (City Across the River, The Women of Pitcairn Island).^[412]
• Julio Garrett, 92, Bolivian politician, lawyer and ambassador, Foreign Minister (1979–1980) and Vice President (1985–1989).^[413]
• Sir Andrew Gilbart, 68, British High Court judge, cancer.^[414]
• Hasan Celal Güzel, 73, Turkish journalist and politician.^[415]
• Arnold R. Hirsch, 69, American historian, Lewy body dementia.^[416]
• Irwin Hoffman, 93, American conductor.^[417]
• Chaim Samuel Hönig, 92, Brazilian mathematician.^[418]
• Nicolás Kingman Riofrío, 99, Ecuadorian journalist, writer and politician.^[419]
• Jürg Laederach, 72, Swiss writer.^[420]
• Jean Michel Larrasket, 67, French engineer and professor (University of Pau and Pays de l'Adour, Mondragón University).^[421]
• Dick LeMay, 79, American baseball player (San Francisco Giants, Chicago Cubs).^[422]
• Stanley Lieberson, 84, Canadian-born American sociologist.^[423]
• Luo Fu, 89, Taiwanese poet.^[424]
• Anil Malnad, 60, Indian film editor (Sitaara, Anveshana), blood clot.^[425]
• Aghasi Manukyan, 51, Armenian Olympic wrestler (1996), world champion (1993).^[426]
• Keith O'Brien, 80, Scottish Roman Catholic Cardinal, Archbishop of St Andrews and Edinburgh (1985–2013), complications from a fall.^[427]
• Les Payne, 76, American journalist (Newsday), Pulitzer Prize (1974).^[428]
• Moishe Postone, 75, Canadian Western Marxist historian, philosopher and political economist, cancer.^[429]
• Kedarnath Singh, 83, Indian poet.^[430]
• Sudan, 45, Kenyan northern white rhinoceros, last known male of his subspecies, euthanized.^[431]
• Thunder Gulch, 25, American racehorse, Kentucky Derby winner (1995), euthanized.^[432]
• Jacobus Verhoeff, 91, Dutch mathematician.^[433]
• Viktor Yerin, 74, Russian military officer, Minister of Internal Affairs (1992–1995).^[434]

20

• Dilbar Abdurahmonova, 81, Uzbekistani conductor, violinist and teacher, People's Artist of the USSR (1977).^[435]
• Ann-Charlotte Alverfors, 71, Swedish author.^[436]
• Katie Boyle, 91, Italian-born British actress, television personality and game-show panelist.^[437]
• Ariel Bybee, 75, American operatic mezzo-soprano.^[438]
• João Calvão da Silva, 66, Portuguese politician, MP for Coimbra (1995–1999), Minister of Internal Administration (2015).^[439]
• Kak Channthy, 38, Cambodian space rock singer, traffic collision.^[440]
• Paul Colin, 97, French novelist.^[441]
• Peter "Mars" Cowling, 72, British bassist (Pat Travers Band).^[442]
• John Donaldson, 92, American football player (Chicago Hornets, Los Angeles Dons).^[443]
• Tom Griffin, 72, American playwright (The Boys Next Door).^[444]
• Siringan Gubat, 68, Malaysian politician, MP for Ranau (2004–2008), MLA (1990–2004, 2013–2018), heart attack.^[445]
• Ramon Deleon Guerrero, 71, Northern Mariana Islands politician, Senator (2000–2004).^[446]
• Gurbaksh Singh Khalsa, 52, Indian Sikh rights activist, suicide by jumping.^[447]
• C. K. Mann, 81–82, Ghanaian highlife musician.^[448]
• Dylan Mika, 45, New Zealand rugby union player (Samoa national team, New Zealand national team, Auckland), heart attack.^[449]
• Bobby Mitchell, 75, American golfer.^[450]
• Sergio Peña Clos, 90, Puerto Rican politician, member of the Senate of Puerto Rico (1980–2004).^[451]
• Peter G. Peterson, 91, American financier (Lehman Brothers), co-founder of The Blackstone Group, Secretary of Commerce (1972–1973).^[452]
• Yuri Shatalov, 72, Russian ice hockey player (Krylya Sovetov Moscow).^[453]
• Deo Kumar Singh, 67, Indian Maoist leader and insurgent commander, heart attack.^[454]
• William Smith, 89, American wrestler, Olympic champion (1952).^[455]
• Ayaz Soomro, 59, Pakistani politician, MNA (since 2013), MPA for Larkana (2002–2013), heart disease.^[456]
• Joseph M. Sussman, 78, American engineer.^[457]
• Emmett Hulcy Tidd, 94, American military officer.^[458]

21

• Anna-Lisa, 84, Norwegian actress (Black Saddle, Have Rocket, Will Travel).^[459]
• Kakon Bibi, c. 102, Bangladeshi spy and freedom fighter.^[460]
• Gerrit Blaauw, 93, Dutch computer scientist.^[461]
• Dejan Bravničar, 80, Slovene violinist.^[462]
• George H. Emert, 79, American biochemist, President of Utah State University (1992–2000).^[463]
• Frank Gaylord, 93, American sculptor.^[464]
• Tom Higgins, 73, American rock climber.^[465]
• Ulrica Hydman Vallien, 79, Swedish artist, heart attack.^[466]
• James C. Irwin, 88, American military officer, Vice Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard (1986–1988).^[467]
• Rolf Leeser, 88, Dutch footballer (Ajax) and fashion designer.^[468]
• Paul Edward Plunkett, 82, American federal judge, member of the U.S. District Court for Northern Illinois (1982–1998).^[469]
• John W. Vogt, 81, American politician, member of the Florida Senate (1972–1988), interstitial fibrosis.^[470]
• Peter Waddington, 71, British sociologist and police officer, cardiac arrest.^[471]
• Martha Wallner, 90, Austrian actress (The Street).^[472]
• Dick Wilmarth, 75, American dog musher, winner of the 1973 Iditarod, cancer.^[473]
• Leo C. Zeferetti, 90, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives from New York's 15th congressional district (1975-1983).^[474]

22

• Fergus Anckorn, 99, British magician, longest-serving member of The Magic Circle, bladder cancer.^[475]
• Michael Barnes, 85, British politician, MP for Brentford and Chiswick (1966–1974).^[476]
• Khozh-Akhmed Bersanov, 91, Russian Chechen writer and ethnographer.^[477]
• Morgan Chua, 68, Singaporean cartoonist.^[478]
• Jose Flores, 57, Peruvian-born American jockey, injuries sustained in racing fall.^[479]
• Dick Gamble, 89, Canadian hockey player (Montreal Canadiens, Toronto Maple Leafs, Rochester Americans).^[480]
• Paul Green, 94, American electrical engineer.^[481]
• James F. Holland, 92, American physician.^[482]
• René Houseman, 64, Argentine footballer, tongue cancer.^[483]
• Wayne Huizenga, 80, American entrepreneur (Blockbuster) and sports team owner (Miami Dolphins, Florida Panthers), cancer.^[484]
• Johan van Hulst, 107, Dutch politician, author and academic, awarded Righteous Among the Nations (1970), member of the Senate (1956–1981) and the European Parliament (1961–1968).^[485]
• Jan Kantůrek, 69, Czech translator.^[486]
• Morgana King, 87, American jazz singer and actress (The Godfather), non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.^[487]
• Charles Lazarus, 94, American entrepreneur and executive (Toys "R" Us), respiratory failure.^[488]
• Lyn Lott, 67, American golfer, complications from brain surgery.^[489]
• Carlos Eduardo Miranda, 56, Brazilian musician, record producer and reality television judge (Ídolos, Qual é o Seu Talento?, Esse Artista Sou Eu).^[490]
• Morten Piil, 75, Danish film critic.^[491]
• Michael J. Reynolds, 78, Canadian actor (Gorillas in the Mist, United 93, Leap Year).^[492]
• Dariush Shayegan, 83, Iranian cultural theorist and philosopher, stroke.^[493]
• Nicholas Tsoucalas, 91, American judge, member of the Court of International Trade (1986–1996), pneumonia.^[494]

23

• Paul L. Anderson, 71, American architect, heart attack.^[495]
• Glen Ash, 86, American actor.^[496]
• Don Ball, 81, American builder and philanthropist.^[497]
• Mike Beedle, 55, American software engineer, stabbed.^[498]
• Lino Bortolo Belotti, 87, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Bergamo (1999–2009).^[499]
• DuShon Monique Brown, 49, American actress (Chicago Fire, Prison Break, Unexpected), sepsis.^[500]
• Ernie Burrington, 91, British newspaper editor and journalist.^[501]
• Raymond Butt, 77, British schoolteacher, pancreatic cancer.^[502]
• Debbie Lee Carrington, 58, American actress and stuntwoman (Return of the Jedi, Total Recall, Bride of Chucky).^[503]
• Hasili, 27, French racehorse.^[504]
• Murray S. Hoffman, 93, American cardiologist.^[505]
• Philip Kerr, 62, British author (March Violets, Children of the Lamp, A Philosophical Investigation).^[506]
• Dan Lanphear, 80, American football player (Houston Oilers).^[507]
• Jukka Mikkola, 74, Finnish politician, MP (1983–1986, 1995–2003).^[508]
• Zell Miller, 86, American politician, Governor of Georgia (1991–1999), member of the U.S. Senate (2000–2005), Parkinson's disease.^[509]
• Alberto Ongaro, 92, Italian journalist and writer.^[510]
• Jaakko Pakkasvirta, 83, Finnish film director and screenwriter.^[511]
• Aileen Paterson, 83, Scottish writer and illustrator.^[512]
• Idowu Sofola, 83, Nigerian jurist.^[513]
• Ephraim Stern, 84, Israeli archaeologist.^[514]
• Delores Taylor, 85, American actress and screenwriter (Billy Jack), complications of dementia.^[515]
• Seán Treacy, 94, Irish politician, TD (1961–1997), Ceann Comhairle (1973–1977, 1987–1997).^[516]
• John Welchli, 89, American rower, Olympic silver medalist (1956).^[517]

24

• José Antonio Abreu, 78, Venezuelan conductor and politician, founder of El Sistema.^[518]
• Arnold Andenmatten, 95, Swiss military patrol skier, winner of the Olympic demonstration event (1948).^[519]
• Lys Assia, 94, Swiss singer, winner of the first Eurovision Song Contest (1956).^[520]
• Rim Banna, 51, Palestinian singer, composer and activist, breast cancer.^[521]
• Arnaud Beltrame, 44, French gendarme, stabbed.^[522]
• Jeff Cooper, 82, Canadian actor (Dallas, Circle of Iron, The Born Losers).^[523]
• Bernie De Koven, 76, American video game designer (Alien Garden), lung cancer.^[524]
• John Ehle, 92, American writer.^[525]
• Rudresh Gowda, 62, Indian politician, member of the Lok Sabha from Hassan (1996–1997), Karnataka MLA from Belur, Karnataka (since 2008), heart attack.^[526]
• John Hsu, 86, Chinese-born American violist.^[527]
• Hassan Muhammed Lawal, 63, Nigerian politician.^[528]
• Bill Lucas, 101, British RAF officer and Olympic long-distance runner (1948).^[529]
• Joe Malone, 94, Australian footballer (North Melbourne).^[530]
• Frank Meisler, 89, German-born Israeli architect and sculptor (Kindertransport – The Arrival).^[531]
• Hidetoshi Nagasawa, 77, Japanese sculptor and architect.^[532]
• Carl Scheib, 91, American baseball player (Philadelphia Athletics, St. Louis Cardinals).^[533]
• Marco Solfrini, 60, Italian basketball player, Olympic silver medalist (1980), heart attack.^[534]
• Arthur Tafoya, 85, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Pueblo (1980–2009).^[535]
• Mely Tagasa, 82, Filipino actress, stroke.^[536]
• Michael Voigt, American sport shooter, handgun world champion (1999), cancer.^[537]
• James Wickstrom, 75, American radio host and white supremacist.^[538]
• Alvin Wright, 57, American football player (Los Angeles Rams).^[539]

25

• Bob Biderman, 77–78, British-American novelist.^[540] (death announced on this date)
• André Bourbeau, 81, Canadian politician, MNA for Laporte (1981–2003), Mayor of Saint-Lambert, Quebec (1978–1981), cancer.^[541]
• Jules-Aristide Bourdes-Ogouliguende, 80, Gabonese politician, Speaker of the National Assembly (1990–1993).^[542]
• Linda Carol Brown, 75, American equality campaigner, involved in Brown v. Board of Education.^[543]
• Edwin Carr, 89, Australian Olympic sprinter (1952), dual Commonwealth champion (1950).^[544]
• William W. Cates, 78, American writer and vintner.^[545]
• David Cobham, 87, British film director (Tarka the Otter), stroke.^[546]
• Anton Jože Gale, 73, Slovenian Olympic ice hockey player (1964, 1968, 1972).^[547]
• Mike Harrison, 72, British singer (Spooky Tooth).^[548]
• Desmond Lewis, 72, Jamaican cricketer (West Indies).^[549]
• Vicente Ramón Hernández Peña, 82, Venezuelan Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Trujillo (1982–2012).^[550]
• Mel Rosen, 90, American track and field coach (Auburn Tigers).^[551]
• Seo Min-woo, 33, South Korean singer (100%).^[552]
• Nicolae Tilihoi, 61, Romanian footballer (Universitatea Craiova).^[553]
• Dagfinn Vårvik, 93, Norwegian politician, leader of the Centre Party (1973–1977), Minister of Finance (1963–1963) and Foreign Affairs (1972–1973).^[554]
• Olle Widestrand, 85, Swedish musician and composer.^[555]
• Jerry Williams, 75, Swedish singer, cancer.^[556]

26

• Fouad al-Zayat, 77, Syrian businessman, cancer.^[557]
• Patricia Burton, 85, American baseball player (Fort Wayne Daisies).^[558]
• Sándor Demján, 74, Hungarian entrepreneur (TriGranit).^[559]
• Mamadou Diop, 81, Senegalese politician, Mayor of Dakar (1984–2002).^[560]
• António dos Santos, 85, Portuguese Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Guarda (1979–2005).^[561]
• Sir John Grimley Evans, 81, British gerontologist.^[562]
• Fabrizio Frizzi, 60, Italian television presenter (L'eredità), cerebral hemorrhage.^[563]
• Nikolay Kaufman, 92, Bulgarian musicologist, folklorist and composer.^[564]
• Sergei Mavrodi, 62, Russian financial fraudster, member of State Duma (1994–1995), heart attack.^[565]
• William Plant, 73, Jamaican Olympic sailor.^[566]
• Probosutedjo, 87, Indonesian businessman, thyroid cancer.^[567]
• Fernand Steenacker, 87, Belgian Olympic rower (1956).^[568]
• Zeke Upshaw, 26, American basketball player (Grand Rapids Drive), hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.^[569]
• Sir Michael Wheeler-Booth, 84, British public servant, Clerk of the Parliaments (1991–1997).^[570]

27

• Stéphane Audran, 85, French actress (The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie, Babette's Feast, The Big Red One).^[571]
• Benjamin Bassin, 74, Finnish diplomat.^[572]
• Jane Smisor Bastien, 82, American educator and piano teacher.^[573]
• Chan Sui-kau, 91, Hong Kong industrialist and philanthropist.^[574]
• José Hugo Garaycoa Hawkins, 87, Peruvian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Tacna y Moquegua (1991–2006).^[575]
• Frank Hodgetts, 93, English footballer (West Bromwich Albion, Millwall).^[576]
• David Humm, 65, American football player (Oakland Raiders, Baltimore Colts), complications from multiple sclerosis.^[577]
• Aimée Iacobescu, 71, Romanian actress (The Doom), breast cancer.^[578]
• Luc Jalabert, 66, French rejoneador.^[579]
• Victor Kalashnikov, 75, Russian gun designer (PP-19 Bizon).^[580]
• Tom Martin, 69, American politician, Mayor of Lubbock, Texas (2008–2012).^[581]
• Sir Eric McClintock, 99, Australian businessman and public servant, chairman of Woolworths Limited (1980–1987).^[582]
• Jerry Moses, 71, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers).^[583]
• Bert Nievera, 81, Filipino-American singer.^[584]
• Kenny O'Dell, 73, American country singer-songwriter ("Behind Closed Doors", "Mama He's Crazy"), Grammy winner (1974).^[585]
• James "Quick" Parker, 60, American-Canadian football player (BC Lions, Edmonton Eskimos).^[586]
• Rosendo Rodriguez, 38, American convicted rapist and murderer, execution by lethal injection.^[587]
• Archibald "Archie" Mncedisi Sibeko, 90, South African anti-apartheid activist.^[588]
• Louise A. Tilly, 87, American historian.^[589]
• Robert Hugh Willoughby, 96, American flautist.^[590]

28

• Oleg Anofriyev, 87, Russian actor, singer, songwriter, film director and poet.^[591]
• Armand Arabian, 83, American jurist, Supreme Court of California (1990–1996).^[592]
• Kateryna Boloshkevich, 78, Ukrainian weaver and statesperson.^[593]
• Bobby Ferguson, 80, English football player (Derby County) and manager (Ipswich Town).^[594]
• Wolfgang Girardi, 89, Austrian Olympic gymnast.^[595]
• Travis Hill, 48, American football player (Cleveland Browns).^[596]
• Walter E. Johnston III, 82, American politician.^[597]
• Peter Munk, 90, Hungarian-born Canadian mine owner (Barrick Gold) and philanthropist (Toronto General Hospital).^[598]
• Stanisław Paździor, 73, Polish footballer^[599]
• Clarence Pettersen, 65, Canadian politician, member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba (2011–2016).^[600]
• William Prochnau, 80, American journalist, coronary artery disease.^[601]
• Catherine Pym, 96, Australian Olympic fencer (1952).^[602]
• Lívia Rév, 101, Hungarian pianist.^[603]
• Eugène Van Roosbroeck, 89, Belgian racing cyclist, Olympic champion (1948).^[604]
• Clément Rosset, 78, French philosopher and writer.^[605]
• Caleb Scofield, 39, American rock bassist and singer (Cave In, Zozobra, Old Man Gloom), traffic collision.^[606]
• Daryl Thomas, 52, American basketball player (Indiana Hoosiers), heart attack.^[607]
• Mike Tucker, 73, British equestrian rider and commentator.^[608]
• Norm Wilson, 83, New Zealand cricketer (Northern Districts).^[609]

29

• David Bartov, 94, Polish-born Israeli judge.^[610]
• R. J. Berry, 83, British geneticist and theistic evolutionist, stroke.^[611]
• Dexter Bristol, 57, Grenadian immigrant to the United Kingdom.^[612]
• Jim Callaghan, 91, British politician, MP for Middleton and Prestwich (1974–1983) and Heywood and Middleton (1983–1997).^[613]
• Don Colpoys, 83, American baseball coach and manager (Buffalo Bisons).^[614]
• Corrado dal Fabbro, 72, Italian bobsledder, Olympic silver medalist (1972).^[615]
• Geoffrey Dodsworth, 89, British banker and politician, MP for South West Hertfordshire (1974–1979).^[616]
• Sir William Gladstone, 7th Baronet, 92, British aristocrat and Chief Scout (1972–1982).^[617]
• Colin Harper, 71, English footballer (Ipswich Town).^[618]
• Ron Mailer, 85, Scottish footballer (Dunfermline Athletic).^[619]
• Emiliano Mondonico, 71, Italian football manager (Torino, Atalanta, Fiorentina), stomach cancer.^[620]
• Walter Pérez Villamonte, 81, Bolivian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Potosí (1998–2009).^[621]
• Pollyanna Pickering, 75, British wildlife artist.^[622]
• Stephen Reinhardt, 87, American judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (since 1980), heart attack.^[623]
• Ed Samcoff, 93, American baseball player (Philadelphia Athletics).^[624]
• Mohamed Shaker, 84, Egyptian diplomat, member of Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (1986–1998) and Ambassador to the UK (1988–1997).^[625]
• Anita Shreve, 71, American author (The Pilot's Wife, The Weight of Water, Stella Bain), cancer.^[626]
• Sven-Olov Sjödelius, 84, Swedish canoer, Olympic champion (1960, 1964).^[627]
• Rusty Staub, 73, American baseball player (New York Mets, Montreal Expos, Detroit Tigers), multiple organ failure.^[628]
• Enrique Troncoso Troncoso, 80, Chilean Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Iquique (1989–2000) and Melipilla (2000–2014).^[629]
• Paul Van Arsdale, 97, American hammered dulcimer player.^[630]

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• Alias, 41, American rapper, producer and record label founder (Anticon), heart attack.^[631]
• Patrick Atiyah, 87, English legal scholar.^[632]
• Samuel Belzberg, 89, Canadian financier, complications from a stroke.^[633]
• Aureliano Bolognesi, 87, Italian boxer, Olympic champion (1952).^[634]
• Sharon Brehm, 72, American psychologist, Chancellor of Indiana University Bloomington (2001–2003), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[635]
• Ivan Čaklec, 85, Croatian Olympic gymnast.^[636]
• Anna Chennault, 92, Chinese-born American journalist and businesswoman.^[637]
• Saul Cherniack, 101, Canadian politician, Manitoba Minister of Finance (1969–1972, 1973–1975).^[638]
• Saunders Davies, 80, British Anglican prelate, Bishop of Bangor (2000–2004).^[639]
• Josie Farrington, Baroness Farrington of Ribbleton, 77, British politician, life peer (since 1994).^[640]
• Ivor Forbes Guest, 97, British historian and writer.^[641]
• Philip Gulliver, 96, British-born Canadian anthropologist.^[642]
• Drue Heinz, 103, American literary publisher (The Paris Review) and patron (Drue Heinz Literature Prize).^[643]
• Henry Theophilus Howaniec, 87, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Most Holy Trinity in Almaty (1999–2011).^[644]
• Daisy Kadibil, 95, Australian Aboriginal woman, inspiration for the film Rabbit Proof Fence, dementia.^[645]
• Sabahudin Kurt, 82, Bosnian folk and pop singer ("Život je sklopio krug").^[646]
• André Bo-Boliko Lokonga, 83, Congolese politician, Speaker of the National Assembly (1970–1979) and Prime Minister (1979–1980).^[647]
• Bill Maynard, 89, English actor (Heartbeat, Confessions of a Window Cleaner, Carry On), complications from a fall.^[648]
• Nacho Pérez Frías, 62, Spanish footballer (CD Málaga) and sports physician, complications of burns.^[649]
• Alexander Pylcyn, 94, Russian military officer.^[650]
• Wolfgang Schilling, 62, German football player (Arminia Bielefeld, Tennis Borussia Berlin) and manager (Berliner AK 07).^[651]
• Marcel Storme, 87, Belgian legal scholar and politician.^[652]
• Michael Tree, 84, American violist.^[653]
• Jean-Guy Trépanier, 86, Canadian politician.^[654]
• La Wilson, 93, American artist, stroke.^[655]

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• Frank Aendenboom, 76, Belgian actor.^[656]
• Margarita Carrera, 88, Guatemalan philosopher, professor and writer.^[657]
• Luigi De Filippo, 87, Italian actor (Non è vero... ma ci credo, You're on Your Own, Love Italian Style).^[658]
• Chris Edwards, 41, British boxer, heart attack.^[659]
• John Mack Flanagan, 71, American disc jockey (KFRC), heart failure.^[660]
• Charles Goodwin, 74, American linguistic anthropologist and semiotician, cancer.^[661]
• Ted J. Land, 81, American politician, member of the Georgia State Senate (1979–1990).^[662]
• Peg Lautenschlager, 62, American attorney and politician, Attorney General of Wisconsin (2003–2007), member of the Wisconsin State Assembly (1989–1993), breast cancer.^[663]
• James McAlister, 66, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles), cancer.^[664]
• Jan Snoeck, 91, Dutch sculptor.^[665]
• Leonard D. Wexler, 93, American judge (U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York).^[666]