The following is a list of notable deaths in March 2019.

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 2019

1

• Zhores Alferov, 88, Russian physicist and politician, MP (since 1995), Nobel Prize laureate (2000).^[1]
• Kumar Bhattacharyya, Baron Bhattacharyya, 78, British-Indian engineer, educator and government advisor, member of the House of Lords (since 2004).^[2]
• Jawaid Bhutto, 64, Pakistani philosopher, shot.^[3]
• Dhritikanta Lahiri Choudhury, 87, Indian naturalist.^[4]
• Joseph Flummerfelt, 82, American conductor, stroke.^[5]
• Håkon Wexelsen Freihow, 91, Norwegian diplomat, Ambassador to Japan (1981–1989) and Portugal (1992–1995).^[6]
• Phaedon Georgitsis, 80, Greek actor (The Red Lanterns, Blood on the Land, Marijuana Stop!), brain cancer.^[7]
• Maïmouna Kane, 82, Senegalese jurist and politician, Minister of Social Development (1983–1986).^[8]
• Sibusiso Khwinana, 25, South African actor, stabbed.^[9]
• Ivars Knēts, 80, Latvian engineer and educator.^[10]
• Ludo Loos, 64, Belgian racing cyclist.^[11]
• Elly Mayday, 30, Canadian model and women's health advocate, ovarian cancer.^[12]
• Eusebio Pedroza, 65, Panamanian Hall of Fame boxer, WBA featherweight champion (1978–1985), pancreatic cancer.^[13]
• Kevin Roche, 96, Irish-born American architect, Pritzker Prize winner (1982).^[14]
• Polan Sarkar, 97, Bangladeshi literacy activist.^[15]
• Mahadi Sinambela, 71, Indonesian politician, Minister of Youth and Sport (1999–2000).^[16]
• Robert S. Summers, 85, American legal scholar.^[17]
• Mike Tamoaieta, 23, Samoan-born New Zealand rugby union player (Blues, North Harbour).^[18]
• Peter van Gestel, 81, Dutch author.^[19]
• Mike Willesee, 76, Australian television journalist (This Day Tonight, Four Corners, A Current Affair), throat cancer.^[20]
• Paul Williams, 78, English singer (Zoot Money's Big Roll Band, Juicy Lucy, Allan Holdsworth).^[21]
• Hennric David Yeboah, 62, Ghanaian politician, MP (2004–2015).^[22]

2

• Bharat Mohan Adhikari, 82, Nepalese politician, Minister of Finance (1994–1995), pneumonia.^[23]
• Derek Aikman, 59, Belizean politician, MP (1984–1992).^[24]
• Reinhold Aman, 82, German-born American chemical engineer and linguist.^[25]
• Arnulf Baring, 86, German political scientist, historian and author.^[26]
• Yannis Behrakis, 58, Greek photojournalist, cancer.^[27]
• Keith Davis, 88, New Zealand rugby union player (Auckland, New Zealand Māori, national team).^[28]
• John E. Gallagher, 61, American television director (ER, Criminal Minds, The Good Wife), cardiac arrest.^[29]
• Liam Gilmartin, 97, Irish Gaelic footballer (St. Dominics).^[30]
• Jack Gregory, 74, American football player (Cleveland Browns, New York Giants).^[31]
• Tullio Gregory, 90, Italian philosopher.^[32]
• Al Hazan, 84, American pianist (B. Bumble and the Stingers), songwriter and record producer.^[33]
• David Held, 68, British political scientist.^[34]
• Fred Hill, 84, American baseball coach (Rutgers University).^[35]
• Med Hondo, 82, Mauritanian-French film director (Soleil O, Sarraounia), screenwriter and actor (1871).^[36]
• Ed Keats, 104, American rear admiral, complications from a fall.^[37]
• János Koós, 81, Hungarian singer, parodist and actor.^[38]
• Franco Macri, 88, Italian-born Argentine businessman.^[39]
• Keith Harvey Miller, 94, American politician, Alaska Secretary of State (1966–1969) and Governor (1969–1970), pancreatic cancer.^[40]
• Colleen Mulvihill, 66, American Olympic gymnast (1968).^[41]
• Andra Neiburga, 62, Latvian writer.^[42]
• Mike Oliver, 74, British disability rights activist.^[43]
• Ogden Reid, 93, American publisher, diplomat, and politician, Ambassador to Israel (1959–1961) and member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1963–1975).^[44]
• Werner Schneyder, 82, Austrian writer, director and actor.^[45]
• Beatriz Taibo, 88, Argentine actress.^[46]
• Rafael Torija de la Fuente, 91, Spanish Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Santander (1969–1976) and Bishop of Ciudad Real (1976–2003).^[47]
• Otto Trefný, 87, Czech politician, MP, physician of the national ice hockey team, member of the Czech Ice Hockey Hall of Fame.^[48]

3

• Tom Bass, 92, American politician.^[49]
• John Bloom, 87, English entrepreneur (Rolls Razor).^[50]
• Harry Joseph Bowman, 69, American criminal, president of Outlaws Motorcycle Club.^[51]
• Leo de Castro, 70, New Zealand singer and guitarist.^[52]
• Bobbi Fiedler, 81, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1981–1987).^[53]
• Kyle Forti, 29, American political consultant, helicopter crash.^[54]
• David Gadsby, 71, British physiologist.^[55]
• Martí Galindo, 81, Spanish stage actor.^[56]
• José García Ladrón de Guevara, 89, Spanish poet and journalist, Senator (1979–2000).^[57]
• Elva Martha García Rocha, 72, Mexican politician, founder of the Party of the Democratic Revolution and member of the Legislative Assembly of Mexico City (1997–2000).^[58]
• Ben Hamilton-Baillie, 63, British architect, cancer.^[59]
• John Howlett, 78, English screenwriter and author.^[60]
• Peter Hurford, 88, British organist and composer, complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[61]
• Mark Klempner, 63, American folklorist.^[62]
• Lee Wen, 61, Singaporean performance artist, lung infection.^[63]
• Richard Lewis, 79, Australian politician.^[64]
• Roger W. Titus, 77, American senior judge, U.S. District Judge for Maryland (since 2003), liposarcoma.^[65]
• Uroš Tošković, 86, Montenegrin painter.^[66]

4

• King Kong Bundy, 63, American professional wrestler (WCCW, WWF) and actor (Married...with Children), complications from diabetes.^[67]
• Eric Caldow, 84, Scottish footballer (Rangers, national team).^[68]
• Les Carlyon, 76, Australian writer and newspaper editor (The Age, The Herald).^[69]
• Edward Collins, 78, Irish politician, TD (1969–1987).^[70]
• Juan Corona, 85, Mexican serial killer.^[71]
• Wilbur Cross, 100, American author.^[72]
• Garfield Davies, Baron Davies of Coity, 83, British trade unionist (USDAW) and life peer.^[73]
• Robert DeProspero, 80, American Secret Service agent, amyloidosis.^[74]
• Robert Wagner Dowling, 94, Canadian politician.^[75]
• Keith Flint, 49, English singer (The Prodigy), suicide by hanging.^[76]
• Art Hughes, 88, Canadian soccer player (Vancouver Firefighters).^[77]
• Klaus Kinkel, 82, German politician, Minister of Justice (1991–1992) and Foreign Affairs (1992–1998), Vice Chancellor (1993–1998).^[78]
• V. Dhananjay Kumar, 67, Indian politician, MP (1991–2004), Minister of Civil Aviation and Tourism (1996), kidney disease.^[79]
• Ted Lindsay, 93, Canadian Hall of Fame ice hockey player (Detroit Red Wings, Chicago Blackhawks).^[80]
• Mao Zhiyong, 89, Chinese politician, Party Secretary of Hunan and Jiangxi provinces, Vice Chairman of the CPPCC.^[81]
• Luke Perry, 52, American actor (Beverly Hills, 90210, Riverdale, Buffy the Vampire Slayer), complications from a stroke.^[82]
• Albert Redhead, 77, Grenadian lawyer and jurist (Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court).^[83]
• Anthony Ríos, 68, Dominican actor and singer-songwriter, heart attack.^[84]
• Jean Starobinski, 98, Swiss literary critic.^[85]
• Michael Thomas, 66, British actor (Life Without George, The Boat That Rocked, Head over Heels), myeloma.^[86]
• Maya Turovskaya, 94, Russian theatrical and film critic, film historian and screenwriter.^[87]
• Sidney Verba, 86, American political scientist and librarian.^[88]
• Rick Walters, 73, American tattoo artist.^[89]

5

• Richard Allen, 90, Canadian politician.^[90]
• Geoffrey Beck, 100, English cricketer (Oxfordshire) and Congregational minister.^[91]
• Chu Shijian, 91, Chinese tobacco executive (Hongtashan) and convicted embezzler, complications from diabetes.^[92]
• André Damien, 88, French lawyer and politician, Supreme Court Justice (1981–1997), mayor of Versailles (1977–1995), Deputy (1996–1997).^[93]
• Ding Yi, 91, Chinese engineer and business executive, founded Dongfang Electric.^[94]
• Moris Farhi, 84, Turkish author, Vice-President of PEN International (since 2001), heart disease.^[95]
• Khagen Gogoi, 92, Indian politician, MLA (1972–1978).^[96]
• Susan Harrison, 80, American actress (Sweet Smell of Success).^[97]
• Stephen Irwin, 79, Canadian architect.^[98]
• Aleksandra Kasuba, 95–96, Lithuanian-born American environmental artist.^[99]
• David Kear, 95, British-born New Zealand geologist and science administrator, director-general of the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (1980–1983).^[100]
• Bernard Krisher, 87, German-born American journalist (Newsweek, Fortune) and philanthropist.^[101]
• Miroljub Lešo, 72, Serbian actor.^[102]
• Jacques Loussier, 84, French pianist and composer.^[103]
• Boro Maa, 100, Indian religious leader, matriarch of the Matua Mahasangha.^[104]
• Andrzej Mateja, 83, Polish Olympic skier (1956, 1960).^[105]
• Luis Matte Valdés, 85, Chilean politician, mayor of La Florida (1961–1964) and Minister of Housing and Urbanism (1972–1973).^[106]
• Doru Popovici, 87, Romanian composer, musicologist and writer.^[107]
• Esteban Righi, 80, Argentine lawyer and politician, Minister of the Interior (1973) and Attorney General (2004–2012).^[108]
• Abraham Stavans, 86, Mexican actor (El Chavo del Ocho, Once Upon a Scoundrel, Original Sin) and theatre director.^[109]
• Yang Naisi, 91, Chinese linguist.^[110]

6

• Andrey Anufriyenko, 48, Russian Olympic speed skater (1994, 1998).^[111]
• Grayston Burgess, 86, English opera singer and conductor.^[112]
• Sir Simon Cassels, 91, British admiral, Second Sea Lord (1982–1986).^[113]
• Ernesto Horacio Crespo, 89, Argentine military officer, Chief of the General Staff of the Argentine Air Force (1985–1989).^[114]
• James Dapogny, 78, American jazz musicologist and pianist.^[115]
• Magenta Devine, 61, British television presenter (Rough Guide, Network 7).^[116]
• Alí Domínguez, 26, Venezuelan journalist and politician, beaten.^[117]
• Guillaume Faye, 69, French journalist and writer, cancer.^[118]
• Typist Gopu, 85, Indian actor.^[119]
• John Habgood, Baron Habgood, 91, British Anglican bishop, academic, and life peer, Bishop of Durham (1973–1983), Archbishop of York (1983–1995).^[120]
• Frances Heussenstamm, 90, American artist.^[121]
• Rachel Ingalls, 78, American author, multiple myeloma.^[122]
• Mai Chao-cheng, 77, Taiwanese economist, member of Academia Sinica.^[123]
• Gordon Osbaldeston, 88, Canadian civil servant.^[124]
• Charlie Panigoniak, 72, Canadian Inuktitut singer and guitarist.^[125]
• José Pedro Pérez-Llorca, 78, Spanish lawyer, diplomat and politician, Deputy (1977–1982) and Minister of Foreign Affairs (1980–1982), co-Father of the 1978 Constitution.^[126]
• Daniel Rudisha, 73, Kenyan sprinter, Olympic silver medalist (1968), heart attack.^[127]
• Carolee Schneemann, 79, American visual artist.^[128]
• Brian Sully, 82–83, Australian judge.^[129]

7

• Dick Beyer, 88, American Hall of Fame professional wrestler (AJPW, WWA, AWA).^[130]
• Joseph H. Boardman, 70, American railroad executive, president and CEO of Amtrak (2008–2016), complications from a stroke.^[131]
• Robert Braithwaite, 75, British marine engineer and executive, founder of Sunseeker.^[132]
• Johnny Brittain, 86–87, British motorcycle racer.^[133]
• Pino Caruso, 84, Italian actor (La governante, The Sunday Woman, Il ficcanaso).^[134]
• Kelly Catlin, 23, American cyclist, Olympic silver medalist (2016) and world champion (2016, 2017, 2018), suicide by asphyxiation.^[135]
• William J. Creber, 87, American art director and production designer (The Poseidon Adventure, The Towering Inferno, Planet of the Apes), complications from pneumonia.^[136]
• Raymond Donnez, 76, French music producer and conductor.^[137]
• Daniel de Fernando, 81, Spanish pharmacist and politician, Deputy (1977–1979), President of Ávila province (1979–1982, 1987–1991).^[138]
• Ralph Hall, 95, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1981–2015) and the Texas Senate (1963–1973).^[139]
• Dan Jenkins, 90, American author and sportswriter (Sports Illustrated, Golf Digest, Playboy).^[140]
• Kusalakumari, 83, Indian actress (Konjum Salangai, Koondukkili).^[141]
• Patrick Lane, 79, Canadian poet, heart attack.^[142]
• Hi Duk Lee, 79, Korean-born American grocer, restaurateur and hotelier, cancer.^[143]
• Sam Miller, 97, American realty executive (Forest City).^[144]
• Dick Nichols, 92, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1991–1993).^[145]
• Carmine Persico, 85, American mobster and convicted racketeer, head of Colombo crime family (1973–1990, since 1993), complications from diabetes.^[146]
• Rosto, 50, Dutch artist and filmmaker, lung cancer.^[147]
• Ron Russell, 92, New Zealand-born Canadian politician, member (1978–2006) and Speaker (1998–1999) of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly.^[148]
• Sidney Sheinberg, 84, American lawyer and studio executive, President of MCA Inc. (1973–1995).^[149]
• Shen Ziyin, 91, Chinese physician and medical researcher, academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.^[150]
• Issei Suda, 78, Japanese photographer.^[151]
• Anne Sjerp Troelstra, 79, Dutch mathematician.^[152]

8

• Raoul Barrière, 91, French rugby union player (AS Béziers, national team) and coach (RC Narbonne).^[153]
• Marshall Brodien, 84, American magician and actor (The Bozo Show), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[154]
• Mike Colbern, 63, American baseball player (Chicago White Sox).^[155]
• Nothando Dube, 31, Swazi royal, skin cancer.^[156]
• Michael Gielen, 91, Austrian conductor.^[157]
• D. Shelton A. Gunaratne, 79, Sri Lankan-born American academic.^[158]
• Cedrick Hardman, 70, American football player (San Francisco 49ers, Oakland Raiders).^[159]
• Roland Hedlund, 85, Swedish actor (Ådalen 31, The Hunters), stroke.^[160]
• Frank Joranko, 88, American football and baseball player and coach (Albion).^[161]
• Ian Lawrence, 82, Australian-born New Zealand politician, Mayor of Wellington (1983−1986), bowel cancer.^[162]
• David Martin, 89, British sociologist and Anglican priest.^[163]
• Mel Miller, 79, American lawyer and politician, member (1971−1991) and Speaker (1987−1991) of the New York State Assembly, lung cancer.^[164]
• George Morfogen, 85, American actor (Oz, V).^[165]
• Mesrob II Mutafyan of Constantinople, 62, Turkish religious leader, Armenian Patriarch of Constantinople (1998–2016), dementia.^[166]
• Jaume Muxart, 96, Spanish painter.^[167]
• Nate Ramsey, 77, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles, New Orleans Saints).^[168]
• Jason Reese, 51, British engineer.^[169]
• Frankie Smith, 65–66, American funk and R&B musician.^[170]
• Eddie Taylor Jr., 46, American blues singer and guitarist, heart failure.^[171]
• Cynthia Thompson, 96, Jamaican Olympic sprinter (1948) and CAC champion (1946).^[172]
• Mike Watterson, 76, English snooker player, promoter and commentator.^[173]

9

• Sveinung Aarnseth, 85, Norwegian footballer (Lyn, national team).^[174]
• Jed Allan, 84, American actor (Days of Our Lives, Santa Barbara, Lassie).^[175]
• Joe Auer, 77, American football player (Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, Atlanta Falcons).^[176]
• Akhteruzzaman Babul, 63, Bangladeshi politician, MP (1988–1990).^[177]
• Anna Costanza Baldry, 48, Italian social psychologist and criminologist.^[178]
• Tom Ballard, 30, British rock climber, rock climbing accident.^[179] (body discovered on this date)
• George Benson, 90, American jazz saxophonist.^[180]
• Alberto Bucci, 70, Italian basketball coach (Fortitudo Bologna, Virtus Bologna, Scaligera Verona), cancer.^[181]
• Chokoleit, 48, Filipino actor (Love Spell, Marina, Asintado) and comedian, heart attack.^[182]
• Bernard Binlin Dadié, 103, Ivorian novelist, playwright and poet, Minister of Culture (1977–1986).^[183]
• Vladimir Etush, 96, Russian actor (Kidnapping, Caucasian Style, The Twelve Chairs, 31 June), People's Artist of the USSR (1984), heart failure.^[184]
• Patrick Grandperret, 72, French film director and screenwriter (Murderers).^[185]
• Heo Yong-mo, 53, South Korean boxer, stomach cancer.^[186]
• Harry Howell, 86, Canadian Hall of Fame ice hockey player (New York Rangers, Los Angeles Kings).^[187]
• Jadwiga Janus, 87, Polish sculptor.^[188]
• Wenche Kvamme, 68, Norwegian actress, cancer.^[189]
• Robert Lemaître, 90, French footballer.^[190]
• Albert Marenčin, 96, Slovak writer, translator and screenwriter.^[191]
• Leonidas Ralph Mecham, 90, American lawyer, director of the Administrative Office of the United States Courts (1985–2006).^[192]
• Abdul Ali Mridha, Bangladeshi politician.^[193]
• Pierre de Saintignon, 70, French politician.^[194]
• Olatoye Temitope Sugar, 47, Nigerian politician, MP (since 2015), shot.^[195]
• Francesca Sundsten, 59, American bassist (The Beakers) and artist, lymphoma.^[196]
• Johnny Thompson, 84, American magician.^[197]
• Kevin Ward, 57, American baseball player (San Diego Padres), brain cancer.^[198]
• Wally Yamaguchi, 60, Japanese professional wrestling manager (AJPW, FMW, WWF), stroke.^[199]

10

• Edith Borroff, 93, American musicologist and composer.^[200]
• Anton Buteyko, 71, Ukrainian diplomat, Ambassador to the United States (1998–1999) and Romania (2000–2003).^[201]
• Karl Eller, 91, American advertising executive and retailer (Circle K).^[202]
• Josef Feistmantl, 80, Austrian luger, Olympic (1964), world (1969), and European (1967) champion.^[203]
• Russell Gary, 59, American football player (New Orleans Saints, Philadelphia Eagles), heart attack.^[204]
• Raven Grimassi, 67, American Wiccan priest and writer, pancreatic cancer.^[205]
• Louis Hailey, 93, Australian Olympic hockey player (1956, 1960).^[206]
• Charlie Karp, 65, American musician, songwriter and Emmy-winning documentarian.^[207]
• İrsen Küçük, 79, Cypriot politician, Prime Minister of Northern Cyprus (2010–2013), heart attack.^[208]
• Britta Lindmark, 89, Swedish Olympic skater (1952).^[209]
• Gordon McIntosh, 93, Scottish-born Australian politician, Senator (1974–1987).^[210]
• Eric Moss, 44, American football player (Minnesota Vikings, Scottish Claymores).^[211]
• Charles Mutschler, 63, American archivist, traffic collision.^[212]
• Gheorghe Naghi, 86, Romanian film director (Telegrame).^[213]
• William Powers Jr., 72, American educator, President of the University of Texas at Austin (2006–2015), complications from a fall.^[214]
• Al Silverman, 92, American sports writer.^[215]
• Alekos Spanoudakis, 91, Greek basketball player (Olympiacos).^[216]
• Paul Talalay, 95, German-born American pharmacologist, congestive heart failure.^[217]
• René Arnold Valero, 88, American Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn, New York (1980–2005).^[218]
• Notable people who died in the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 plane crash:
  • Pius Adesanmi, 47, Nigerian-Canadian professor and writer.^[219]
  • Christine Alalo, 48–49, Ugandan police officer and peacekeeper (AMISOM).^[220]
  • Sebastiano Tusa, 66, Italian archaeologist and politician.^[221]

11

• Dave Aron, 54, American music producer.^[222]
• Yona Atari, 85, Israeli singer and actress (Rechov Sumsum), Alzheimer's disease.^[223]
• Danny Ben-Israel, 75, Israeli musician.^[224]
• Hal Blaine, 90, American Hall of Fame drummer (The Wrecking Crew).^[225]
• Martín Chirino, 94, Spanish sculptor.^[226]
• John Dawson, 91, New Zealand botanist and academic (Victoria University of Wellington).^[227]
• Willie Ellison, 73, American football player (Los Angeles Rams, Kansas City Chiefs).^[228]
• Desmond Ford, 90, Australian evangelical theologian.^[229]
• Leetsch C. Hsu, 98, Chinese mathematician and educator.^[230]
• Saiful Azam Kashem, 71, Bangladeshi film director.^[231]
• Dzhemal Kherhadze, 74, Georgian footballer (Torpedo Kutaisi).^[232]
• Pertti Koivulahti, 67, Finnish ice hockey player (Tappara).^[233]
• Danny Kustow, 63, English rock guitarist (Tom Robinson Band), pneumonia and liver infection.^[234]
• Joe Rosenblatt, 85, Canadian poet.^[235]
• Edward Rubenstein, 94, American physician.^[236]
• Patrick Ruttle, 88, Canadian Olympic field hockey player (1964).^[237]
• Sundar Lal Tiwari, 61, Indian politician, MLA (since 2013), heart attack.^[238]
• Antônio Wilson Vieira Honório, 75, Brazilian football player (Santos, national team) and manager (Valeriodoce), world champion (1962), heart attack.^[239]
• Speros Vryonis, 90, American historian.^[240]
• Peter Wong Man-kong, 70, Hong Kong shipping magnate and politician, member of the National People's Congress (since 1993).^[241]
• Xing Shizhong, 80, Chinese general, President of the PLA National Defence University (1995–2002).^[242]

12

• John Bardo, 70, American educator, president of Wichita State University (since 2012), lung disease.^[243]
• Jim Beatty, 84, American jazz musician.^[244]
• Věra Bílá, 64, Czech singer, heart attack.^[245]
• Stu Briese, 72, Canadian politician, MLA (2007–2016).^[246]
• Thomas S. Carter, 97, American engineer, president of the Kansas City Southern Railway (1973–1986).^[247]
• Renato Cipollini, 73, Italian football player (SPAL, Atalanta) and executive, president of Bologna (2001–2004).^[248]
• Günter Dreyer, 75, German Egyptologist.^[249]
• Karl Fischer, 70, Hungarian-born Canadian architect.^[250]
• Joachim Mbadu Kikhela Kupika, 87, Congolese Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Boma (1975–2001).^[251]
• John Kilzer, 62, American singer and songwriter, suicide by hanging.^[252]
• Shelly Liebowitz, 73, American record executive, promoter, producer, and manager.^[253]
• Alberto Lois, 62, Dominican baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates).^[254]
• Tom Meyer, 96, American basketball player (Detroit Gems).^[255]
• Joseph C. Miller, 79, American historian.^[256]
• Eurico Miranda, 74, Brazilian football chairman (Vasco da Gama) and politician, Deputy (1995–2002).^[257]
• Gabriela Moser, 64, Austrian politician, MP (1994–1996, 1997–2017).^[258]
• Alan Moss, 88, English cricketer (Middlesex, MCC, national team).^[259]
• Hermann Mucke, 84, Austrian astronomer, founder and editor of Sternenbote.^[260]
• Sir John Richardson, 95, British art historian and Picasso biographer.^[261]
• Marjorie W. Sharmat, 90, American author, respiratory failure.^[262]
• Tom Skjønberg, 70, Norwegian sailor.^[263]
• Joffre Stewart, 93, American beat poet and anarchist.^[264]

13

• Keith Butler, 80, British racing cyclist.^[265]
• Frank Cali, 53, American mobster, head of Gambino crime family (since 2015), shot.^[266]
• Edmund Capon, 78, British-born Australian art historian and curator, director of the Art Gallery of New South Wales (1978–2011), melanoma.^[267]
• Zofia Czerwińska, 85, Polish actress (A Generation, Ashes and Diamonds, The Pianist).^[268]
• Beril Dedeoğlu, 57, Turkish politician and academic, Minister of European Union Affairs (2015), brain hemorrhage.^[269]
• Zagorka Golubović, 89, Serbian anthropologist and philosopher.^[270]
• Howard Hibbett, 98, American translator.^[271]
• Chuck Holmes, 84, Canadian ice hockey player (Detroit Red Wings).^[272]
• Harry Hughes, 92, American politician, Governor of Maryland (1979–1987), member of the Maryland House of Delegates (1955–1959) and Senate (1959–1971).^[273]
• Ghazali Jaafar, 75, Filipino militant (Moro Islamic Liberation Front) and politician, Speaker of the Bangsamoro Parliament (since 2019), kidney failure.^[274]
• Demie Mainieri, 90, American Hall of Fame baseball coach (Miami Dade College).^[275]
• Ken McKinnon, 82, Canadian politician, Commissioner of Yukon (1986–1995), member of the Yukon Territorial Council (1961–1964, 1967–1978).^[276]
• Joseph Hanson Kwabena Nketia, 97, Ghanaian ethnomusicologist and composer.^[277]
• David Palladini, 72, American illustrator.^[278]
• Andrea Pollack, 57, German swimmer, Olympic champion (1976, 1980), cancer.^[279]
• Charles Sanna, 101, American inventor.^[280]
• Maggie Shaddick, 92, Canadian scout leader.^[281]
• Leroy Stanton, 72, American baseball player (New York Mets, California Angels, Seattle Mariners), traffic collision.^[282]

14

• Paul Adams, 82, American football player and coach (Deerfield High School).^[283]
• Kurt Armbruster, 84, Swiss footballer (Lausanne, national team).^[284]
• Birch Bayh, 91, American politician, U.S. Senator (1963–1981), member (1954–1962) and Speaker (1958–1960) of the Indiana House of Representatives, pneumonia.^[285]
• Rosamma Chacko, 91, Indian politician, MLA (1982–1997).^[286]
• Godfried Danneels, 85, Belgian Roman Catholic cardinal, Archbishop of Mechelen-Brussels (1979–2010).^[287]
• Terry Donahue, 93, Canadian baseball player (Peoria Redwings).^[288]
• Thomas Goddard, 81, Polish-born New Zealand jurist, Chief Employment Court Judge (1989–2005).^[289]
• Marian Sulzberger Heiskell, 100, American newspaper executive.^[290]
• Harry Helenius, 72, Finnish diplomat, ambassador to Russia (2004–2008) and Sweden (2011–2014).^[291]
• Henry S. Horn, 77, American ecologist.^[292]
• Paul Hutchins, 73, British tennis player, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[293]
• Joe Knowland, 88, American actor (Escape from Alcatraz, Little Miss Marker) and newspaper publisher (Oakland Tribune).^[294]
• Masahiko Kobe, 49, Japanese chef, fall.^[295]
• Pat Laffan, 79, Irish actor (Father Ted, The Snapper).^[296]
• Mate Mahadevi, 74, Indian Hindu sect leader, author and Lingayatism activist, sepsis.^[297]
• Ralph Metzner, 82, American psychologist.^[298]
• Ilona Novák, 93, Hungarian swimmer, Olympic champion (1952).^[299]
• Onigu Otite, 80, Nigerian sociologist.^[300]
• Sir Stanley Peart, 96, British medical researcher.^[301]
• Jake Phelps, 56, American skateboarder and magazine editor (Thrasher).^[302]
• Anita Silvers, 78, American philosopher.^[303]
• Lester Smith, 76, American oil executive.^[304]
• Charlie Whiting, 66, British motorsports director, FIA Formula 1 race director (since 1997), pulmonary embolism.^[305]
• Haig Young, 90, Canadian politician.^[306]

15

• Luca Alinari, 75, Italian painter.^[307]
• Juan Manuel Arza Muñuzuri, 86, Spanish politician, President of the Government of Navarre (1980–1984).^[308]
• Tone Brulin, 92, Belgian stage director.^[309]
• Derek Burke, 89, British academic.^[310]
• Alec Coppen, 96, British psychiatrist.^[311]
• Atta Elayyan, 33, Kuwaiti-born New Zealand footballer (national futsal team) and IT entrepreneur, shot.^[312]
• Okwui Enwezor, 55, Nigerian art critic and writer, curator of the Venice Biennale (2015), multiple myeloma.^[313]
• Bengt Gustafsson, 85, Swedish military officer, Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces (1986–1994).^[314]
• Sara Payne Hayden, 99, American WWII WASP pilot.^[315]
• John P. Healey, 97, American aerospace executive.^[316]
• Leif Henriksson, 75, Swedish ice hockey player (Frölunda HC).^[317]
• Dave Hood Jr., 64, American politician, member of the Florida House of Representatives (2012–2014), brain cancer.^[318]
• Lam Jones, 60, American sprinter and football player (New York Jets, Dallas Cowboys), Olympic champion (1976), myeloma.^[319]
• Osmo Jussila, 81, Finnish historian.^[320]
• Helena Khan, 91, Bangladeshi children's writer.^[321]
• Wiesław Kilian, 66, Polish politician, member of the Sejm (2005–2007, 2010–2011), Senator (since 2011).^[322]
• Rudi Krausmann, 85, Austrian-born Australian poet and playwright.^[323]
• Derek Lewin, 88, English footballer (Bishop Auckland, Great Britain Olympic football team).^[324]
• Günther Lohre, 65, German Olympic athlete (1976).^[325]
• Luo Jye, 94, Taiwanese billionaire businessman, founder of Cheng Shin Rubber.^[326]
• W. S. Merwin, 91, American poet, Pulitzer Prize winner (1971, 2009), United States Poet Laureate.^[327]
• Dominique Noguez, 76, French writer, Prix Femina winner (1997).^[328]
• Maya Rani Paul, 86, Indian politician.^[329]
• Ron Peplow, 83, English footballer (Brentford).^[330]
• Norman A. Phillips, 95, American meteorologist.^[331]
• Y. S. Vivekananda Reddy, 68, Indian politician, member of the Lok Sabha (1999–2009), stabbed.^[332]
• Jean-Pierre Richard, 96, French literary critic.^[333]
• Ezequiel Santiago, 45, American politician, member of the Connecticut House of Representatives (since 2009), heart attack.^[334]
• Lothar Schneider, 79, German wrestler, world championship bronze medalist (1965).^[335]
• Gerhard Skiba, 71, Austrian politician, mayor of Braunau am Inn (1989–2010).^[336]
• Mike Thalassitis, 26, English-born Cypriot footballer (Boreham Wood, Ebbsfleet United) and reality show personality (Love Island), suicide by hanging.^[337]

16

• Michael Axworthy, 56, British academic and author, cancer.^[338]
• Timothy A. Barrow, 85, American politician, member of the Arizona House of Representatives (1966–1973), Mayor of Phoenix (1974–1976), Alzheimer's disease and cancer.^[339]
• Ian Brown, 93, Australian football player (Geelong).^[340]
• Catherine Callaghan, 87, American linguist and anti-abortion activist, co-founder of Feminists for Life.^[341]
• Mordaunt Cohen, 102, British soldier and solicitor, AJEX chairman.^[342]
• Dick Dale, 81, American guitarist and surf music pioneer ("Let's Go Trippin'", "Misirlou"), heart failure.^[343]
• Larry DiTillio, 71, American television writer (He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, Beast Wars: Transformers, Babylon 5).^[344]
• Richard Erdman, 93, American actor (Community, Stalag 17, Tora! Tora! Tora!).^[345]
• Joe Fafard, 76, Canadian sculptor, stomach cancer.^[346]
• Barbara Hammer, 79, American filmmaker (Nitrate Kisses, Tender Fictions), ovarian cancer.^[347]
• Tom Hatten, 92, American actor (The Secret of NIMH, Spies Like Us) and media personality (KTLA).^[348]
• Gilbert Hottois, 72, Belgian philosopher.^[349]
• Yann-Fañch Kemener, 61, French singer.^[350]
• Amos Kloner, 79, Israeli archaeologist.^[351]
• Alan Krueger, 58, American economist, suicide.^[352]
• Mohamed Mahmoud Ould Louly, 76, Mauritanian military officer and politician, Chairman of the Military Committee for National Salvation (1979–1980).^[353]
• Johann Maier, 85, Austrian talmudic scholar.^[354]
• Howard Morgan, 87, Welsh cricketer (Glamorgan).^[355]
• Yulia Nachalova, 38, Russian singer, actress and television presenter, cerebral edema.^[356]
• Grozdana Olujić, 84, Serbian writer.^[357]
• Stephen Rolfe Powell, 67, American glass artist.^[358]
• David White, 79, American singer-songwriter (Danny & the Juniors, The Spokesmen).^[359]
• Sir William Whitfield, 98, British architect.^[360]

17

• Hanne Aga, 71, Norwegian poet.^[361]
• Ken Bald, 98, American illustrator and comic book artist (Dr. Kildare).^[362]
• Barbara Benary, 72, American composer and ethnomusicologist, Parkinson's disease.^[363]
• Ulf Bengtsson, 59, Swedish table tennis player.^[364]
• Bill Burlison, 88, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives for Missouri's 10th district (1969–1981).^[365]
• Mick Carley, 78, Irish Gaelic footballer (Westmeath).^[366]
• Shahed Chowdhury, 53, Bangladeshi film director.^[367]
• René Fontès, 77, French rugby union executive and politician, president of ASM Clermont Auvergne (2004–2013), mayor of Eygalières (since 2008), heart attack.^[368]
• Víctor Genes, 57, Paraguayan football player (Cerro Porteño) and manager (Trinidense, national team), heart attack.^[369]
• Norman Hollyn, 66, American film and television editor (Heathers, Wild Palms, The Equalizer), coronary embolism and cardiac arrest.^[370]
• Jorge Insunza Becker, 82, Chilean engineer and politician, Deputy (1969–1973).^[371]
• Olavi Mannonen, 89, Finnish modern pentathlete, Olympic silver medalist (1956) and bronze medalist (1952, 1956).^[372]
• João Carlos Marinho, 83, Brazilian writer (O Gênio do Crime)^[373]
• Paul-André Massé, 71, Canadian politician.^[374]
• Wolfgang Meyer, 64, German clarinetist, cancer.^[375]
• Mick Murphy, 77, English rugby player (St Helens, Leigh).^[376]
• José Musalem Saffie, 94, Chilean politician, Senator (1965–1973) and Deputy (1953–1965).^[377]
• Manohar Parrikar, 63, Indian politician, MP (2014–2017), Minister of Defence (2014–2017) and Chief Minister of Goa (2000–2005, 2012–2014, since 2017), pancreatic cancer.^[378]
• Chinmoy Roy, 79, Indian actor (Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne, Ekhoni, Subarna Golak), heart attack.^[379]
• Richie Ryan, 90, Irish politician, Teachta Dála (1959–1982), MEP (1973–1977, 1979–1982) and Minister for Finance (1973–1977).^[380]
• Bernie Tormé, 66, Irish guitarist, singer and songwriter (Gillan, Guy McCoy Tormé, Desperado), pneumonia.^[381]
• Yuya Uchida, 79, Japanese singer (Flower Travellin' Band) and actor (Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence, Black Rain), pneumonia.^[382]
• Andre Williams, 82, American R&B singer and songwriter ("Shake a Tail Feather"), colon cancer.^[383]
• Tunku Puan Zanariah, 78, Malaysian royal, Raja Permaisuri Agong (1984–1989).^[384]

18

• Egon Balas, 96, Romanian mathematician.^[385]
• György Baló, 71, Hungarian broadcaster.^[386]
• Vlastimil Brlica, 90, Czech Olympic athlete.^[387]
• John Carl Buechler, 66, American visual effects artist and film director (Troll, Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood, Hatchet), prostate cancer.^[388]
• Marcel-Pierre Cléach, 86, French politician, Senator (1995–2014), mayor of Lombron (1995–2011).^[389]
• Jerrie Cobb, 88, American aviator.^[390]
• Louise Erickson, 91, American radio and film actress.^[391]
• Jackie Fahey, 91, Irish politician, Teachta Dála (1965–1992).^[392]
• William Haye, 70, Jamaican cricketer, shot.^[393]
• Tova Ilan, 89, Israeli politician, member of the Knesset (2006).^[394]
• Roger Kirby, 79, American professional wrestler (CSW, WWA, NWA Mid-America), pneumonia.^[395]
• Dessie Larkin, 49, Irish politician.^[396]
• Pavel Machotka, 82, Czechoslovakian-born American psychologist and painter, complications from a stroke.^[397]
• Karl-Heinz Mrosko, 72, German footballer (Bayern Munich, Hannover 96, Arminia Hannover), pancreatitis and pneumonia.^[398]
• Lorenzo Orsetti, 33, Italian volunteer soldier, shot.^[399]
• Pioneerof the Nile, 13, American racing thoroughbred, heart attack.^[400]
• Giovanni Sgro, 88, Italian-born Australian politician, MLC (1979–1992).^[401]
• Bomma Venkateshwar, 78, Indian politician, MLA (1999–2004).^[402]

19

• Derek Anthony, 71, British military officer, Flag Officer Scotland, Northern England and Northern Ireland (2000–2003).^[403]
• Graham Arnold, 86, English artist.^[404]
• Arthur Bartman, 46, South African footballer (Kaizer Chiefs, Maritzburg United).^[405]
• Mona Lee Brock, 87, American educator and crisis support counsellor, heart failure.^[406]
• Boris Dubrovin, 68, Russian mathematician, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[407]
• Thanasis Giannakopoulos, 88, Greek pharmaceutical and sports executive (Vianex S.A., Panathinaikos A.O.).^[408]
• Tony Greenfield, 87, British statistician.^[409]
• Clinton Greyn, 85, Welsh actor (Compact, Goodbye, Mr. Chips, Doctor Who).^[410]
• Chuck Harmon, 94, American baseball player (Cincinnati Redlegs, St. Louis Cardinals).^[411]
• Rose Hilton, 87, British painter.^[412]
• Marlen Khutsiev, 93, Georgian-born Russian film director (I Am Twenty, July Rain, Infinitas), People's Artist of the USSR (1986).^[413]
• George W. Lindberg, 86, American judge, Senior Judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois (2001–2012).^[414]
• Brenda Muntemba, 48, Zambian diplomat, High Commissioner to Kenya, complications from a traffic collision.^[415]
• Genevieve Oswald, 97, American dance scholar and curator (New York Public Library).^[416]
• Bill Phelps, 84, American politician, Lieutenant Governor of Missouri (1972–1980).^[417]
• Maurílio Jorge Quintal de Gouveia, 86, Portuguese Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Évora (1981–2008).^[418]
• Astri Riddervold, 93, Norwegian chemist and ethnologist.^[419]
• S. B. Sinha, 74, Indian judge.^[420]
• Ian Thorogood, 82, Australian football player (Melbourne) and coach (Carlton).^[421]
• Kenneth To, 26, Hong Kong-born Australian swimmer, FINA Swimming World Cup overall winner (2012), Youth Olympics champion (2010), cardiac arrest.^[422]

20

• Joseph Victor Adamec, 83, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Altoona–Johnstown (1987–2011).^[423]
• Anatoly Adoskin, 91, Russian actor (Seven Old Men and a Girl, The Brothers Karamazov, Moscow-Cassiopeia), People's Artist of the Russian Federation (1996).^[424]
• Dennis Anderson, 69, Canadian politician, MLA for Calgary-Currie (1979–1993).^[425]
• Betty G. Bailey, 79, American artist.^[426]
• Eunetta T. Boone, 63, American television writer and producer (One on One, Raven's Home, The Hughleys), heart attack.^[427]
• Joaquín Calomarde, 62, Spanish teacher and politician, Deputy (2000–2008).^[428]
• Linda Gregg, 76, American poet.^[429]
• Nobuhiko Higashikuni, 74, Japanese Imperial prince.^[430]
• Noel Hush, 94, Australian chemist.^[431]
• Randy Jackson, 93, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs, Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers, Cleveland Indians).^[432]
• Donald Kalpokas, 75, ni-Vanuatu politician, Prime Minister (1991, 1998–1999).^[433]
• Panos Koutrouboussis, 82, Greek writer and artist.^[434]
• Georg Kreutzberg, 86, German neurobiologist.^[435]
• Antonio Menegazzo, 87, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Apostolic Administrator of El Obeid (1996–2010).^[436]
• Terje Nilsen, 67, Norwegian singer-songwriter.^[437]
• Hans Günter Nöcker, 92, German bass-baritone singer.^[438]
• Lance Oswald, 82, Australian footballer (St Kilda).^[439]
• Ralph Solecki, 101, American archaeologist.^[440]
• John Steeples, 59, English footballer (Grimsby Town, Scarborough).^[441]
• A. Subramaniam, 93, Indian politician, MLA (1971–1977).^[442]
• Keyvan Vahdani, 27, Iranian footballer (Paykan), landslide.^[443]
• Mary Warnock, Baroness Warnock, 94, British philosopher.^[444]
• Leonard Wolf, 96, Romanian-born American poet.^[445]

21

• John Bersia, 62, American writer.^[446]
• Anna Maria Canopi, 87, Italian Benedictine abbess and spiritual writer.^[447]
• Mike Cofer, 58, American football player (Detroit Lions), amyloidosis.^[448]
• Marcel Detienne, 83, Belgian historian.^[449]
• Anthony Dickerson, 61, American football player (Dallas Cowboys), injuries sustained in a fall.^[450]
• Doris Duke, 77, American soul and gospel singer.^[451]
• Gordon Hill, 90, English football referee.^[452]
• Adzil Holder, 87, Barbadian cricketer.^[453]
• R. Kanagaraj, 66, Indian politician, cardiac arrest.^[454]
• Roger Moore, 79, American computer scientist and philanthropist.^[455]
• Gonzalo Portocarrero, 69, Peruvian sociologist, lung cancer.^[456]
• Francis Quinn, 97, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Sacramento (1980–1993).^[457]
• K. G. Rajasekharan, 72, Indian Malayalam film director.^[458]
• Haku Shah, 85, Indian artist, cardiac arrest.^[459]
• Balwant Singh, 82, Indian politician, secretary of Punjab Communist Party of India (Marxist) (1998–2008), MLA (1980–1985).^[460]
• Paul Kouassivi Vieira, 69, Beninese Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Djougou (since 1995).^[461]
• Franco Wanyama, 51, Ugandan Olympic boxer.^[462]
• Pyotr Zaychenko, 75, Russian film and theater actor (Planet Parade, Taxi Blues, Leningrad 46).^[463]

22

• Jack Absalom, 91, Australian painter and adventurer.^[464]
• Frans Andriessen, 89, Dutch politician, Minister of Finance (1977–1980), European Commissioner (1981–1993).^[465]
• Dino De Antoni, 82, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Gorizia (1999–2012).^[466]
• Prudent Carpentier, 97, Canadian politician, member of the National Assembly of Quebec (1970–1976).^[467]
• John Duignan, 73, Scottish comedy writer, motor neurone disease.^[468]
• Joe Hall, 71, Canadian singer-songwriter, liver cancer.^[469]
• June Harding, 81, American actress (The Trouble with Angels, The Richard Boone Show, Matt Lincoln).^[470]
• Victor Hochhauser, 95, Slovak-born British music promoter.^[471]
• César Lévano, 92, Peruvian journalist and teacher.^[472]
• Hugh T. Lightsey, 93, American politician, member of the South Carolina House of Representatives (1965–1971).^[473]
• Keyonta Marshall, 37, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles, Hamburg Sea Devils), cancer.^[474]
• Tom Maxwell, 94, British military officer.^[475]
• Art Mazmanian, 91, American baseball player and manager (Newark Orioles, Oneonta Yankees).^[476]
• Bobby McCool, 76, Scottish footballer (Cheltenham Town, Gloucester City).^[477]
• Denzil Meuli, 92, New Zealand writer, newspaper editor (Zealandia), and Roman Catholic priest.^[478]
• Charles A. Miller, 81, American political scientist, oropharyngeal and esophageal dysphagia.^[479]
• Jim Moody, 83, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives for Wisconsin's 5th (1983–1993), Wisconsin State Senate (1979–1982) and Wisconsin State Assembly.^[480]
• Arlen Ness, 79, American motorcycle designer and entrepreneur.^[481]
• Behrouz Rahbar, 73, Iranian Olympic racing cyclist (1972).^[482]
• C. S. Shivalli, 58, Indian politician, heart attack.^[483]
• Scott Walker, 76, American-born British singer-songwriter (The Walker Brothers), composer and record producer.^[484]
• Zinka Zorko, 84, Slovenian linguist, dialectologist and academic, member of Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (since 2003).^[485]

23

• Kate Baxter, 88, Australian Olympic fencer.^[486]
• Philomena Canning, 59, Irish midwife and women's health advocate, ovarian cancer.^[487]
• Tudor Caranfil, 87, Romanian film critic.^[488]
• Lina Cheryazova, 50, Uzbek freestyle skier, Olympic champion (1994).^[489]
• Larry Cohen, 82, American film director (It's Alive, The Stuff) and screenwriter (Phone Booth).^[490]
• Clem Daniels, 81, American football player (Oakland Raiders).^[491]
• Domingos de Oliveira, 82, Brazilian director, playwright, screenwriter and actor.^[492]
• Vinjamuri Anasuya Devi, 98, Indian singer and composer.^[493]
• Jacques Dessemme, 93, French Olympic basketball player (1952).^[494]
• Denise DuBarry, 63, American actress (Black Sheep Squadron, Being There, Monster in the Closet), producer and marketer, fungal infection.^[495]
• Rafi Eitan, 92, Israeli intelligence officer and politician, member of the Knesset (2006–2009) and Minister for Senior Citizens (2006–2009).^[496]
• James Carroll Fox, 90, American senior judge, U.S. District Judge for Eastern North Carolina (1982–2017).^[497]
• Hal King, 75, American baseball player (Houston Astros, Atlanta Braves, Cincinnati Reds).^[498]
• Ferd Lahure, 89, Luxembourgian footballer (national team).^[499]
• Matti Launonen, 74, Finnish table tennis player, Paralympic champion (1992, 1996), complications from a fall.^[500]
• Howard V. Lee, 85, American soldier, Medal of Honor recipient.^[501]
• Lee Shi-chi, 81, Taiwanese artist.^[502]
• Li Fulin, 59, Chinese police official and politician, Vice Governor of Hainan Province.^[503]
• Shahnaz Rahmatullah, 67, Bangladeshi singer, heart attack.^[504]
• René Remangeon, 87, French racing cyclist.^[505]
• Finn Willy Sørensen, 77, Danish footballer (Boldklubben Frem, Washington Whips).^[506]

24

• Reynaldo Aguinaldo, 70, Filipino politician, Mayor of Kawit (2007–2016), cardiac arrest.^[507]
• Andrew Browder, 88, American mathematician.^[508]
• Pancracio Celdrán, 77, Spanish professor and journalist.^[509]
• Anna Cohn, 68, American museum director and Judaic scholar.^[510]
• Ayanda Denge, South African transgender and anti-sex trafficking activist, stabbed.^[511]
• Erik Fjeldstad, 75, Norwegian ice hockey player (national team).^[512]
• Alan H. Friedman, 91, American writer.^[513]
• Nancy Gates, 93, American actress (Masterson of Kansas, World Without End, Magnificent Roughnecks).^[514]
• Joe Harvard, 60, American musician, liver cancer.^[515]
• Ensio Hyytiä, 81, Finnish Olympic ski jumper (1960, 1964), world championship silver medalist (1958).^[516]
• Noah Keen, 98, American actor (Arrest and Trial, Battle for the Planet of the Apes, Tom Sawyer).^[517]
• Vicky Kippin, 76, Australian politician, Queensland MLA (1974–1980).^[518]
• Julia Lockwood, 77, British actress (My Teenage Daughter, Please Turn Over, No Kidding), pneumonia.^[519]
• Finn Lowery, 28, New Zealand water polo player (national team), suicide.^[520]
• Michael Lynne, 77, American studio executive (New Line Cinema) and film producer (The Lord of the Rings, A Nightmare on Elm Street).^[521]
• Brian MacArthur, 79, British newspaper editor and writer, leukaemia.^[522]
• Fred Malek, 82, American executive (Marriott Corporation, Coldwell Banker, Northwest Airlines), political campaigner and philanthropist.^[523]
• Mich Matsudaira, 81, American businessman and civil rights activist.^[524]
• Desmond Dudwa Phiri, 88, Malawian historian and economist.^[525]
• Joseph Pilato, 70, American actor (Day of the Dead, Pulp Fiction, Digimon: The Movie).^[526]
• Ronald K. Siegel, 76, American psychopharmacologist.^[527]
• Robert W. Sweet, 96, American senior judge, U.S. District Judge for Southern New York (since 1978).^[528]

25

• Edna Barker, 82, English cricketer (national team).^[529]
• Ordell Braase, 87, American football player (Baltimore Colts), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[530]
• Virgilio Caballero Pedraza, 77, Mexican journalist and politician, MP (2015–2018).^[531]
• Paul Dawkins, 61, American-Turkish basketball player (Utah Jazz, Galatasaray).^[532]
• Eduardo De Santis, 89, Italian actor and philanthropist.^[533]
• Len Fontaine, 71, Canadian ice hockey player (Detroit Red Wings).^[534]
• Barrie Hole, 76, Welsh footballer (Cardiff City, Aston Villa, national team).^[535]
• Adolph Lawrence, 50, Liberian politician, member of the House of Representatives (since 2012), traffic collision.^[536]
• Miklós Martin, 87, Hungarian Olympic water polo player.^[537]
• Antonio Napoletano, 81, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Sessa Aurunca (1994–2013).^[538]
• Julian Nott, 74, British balloonist and scientist.^[539]
• Susan Nutter, 74–75, American librarian.^[540]
• Gabriel Okara, 97, Nigerian poet and novelist.^[541]
• Jean Price, 75, American politician, member of the Montana House of Representatives (2011–2019), pancreatic cancer.^[542]
• Cal Ramsey, 81, American basketball player (St. Louis Hawks, New York Knicks, Syracuse Nationals), heart attack.^[543]
• Sofía Rocha, 51, Peruvian actress, fall.^[544]
• Dorothy Rowe, 88, Australian psychologist and writer.^[545]
• Jerry Schypinski, 87, American baseball player (Kansas City Athletics).^[546]
• Sydel Silverman, 86, American anthropologist.^[547]
• Archbishop Stylianos of Australia, 83, Australian Greek Orthodox prelate, Archbishop of Australia (since 1975).^[548]
• Bill Thompson III, 57, American ornithologist and publisher (Bird Watcher's Digest), pancreatic cancer.^[549]
• Lyle Tuttle, 87, American tattoo artist.^[550]

26

• Ralph Allen, 92, Canadian painter.^[551]
• Michel Bacos, 95, French pilot (Air France Flight 139).^[552]
• Ted Burgin, 91, English football player (Sheffield United, Leeds United, Rochdale) and manager.^[553]
• François Dubanchet, 95, French politician.^[554]
• Catherine R. Gira, 86, American educator and university administrator.^[555]
• Kenichi Hagiwara, 68, Japanese actor and singer, gastrointestinal stromal tumor.^[556]
• Rafael Henzel, 45, Brazilian sports broadcaster, survivor of LaMia Flight 2933 crash, heart attack.^[557]
• Immanuel Kauluma Elifas, 86, Namibian royal, Chief of Ondonga (since 1975).^[558]
• Andrew Marshall, 97, American military and diplomatic advisor, director of Office of Net Assessment (1973–2015).^[559]
• Master Fatman, 53, Danish comedian, film director (Gayniggers from Outer Space) and singer.^[560]
• Bronco McLoughlin, 80, Irish stuntman (Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Star Wars, Superman).^[561]
• Ali Mema, 76, Albanian footballer (Tirana, national team) and manager.^[562]
• Nodar Mgaloblishvili, 87, Georgian actor (Centaurs, Formula of Love, Katala).^[563]
• James F. Nagle, 91, American politician, member of the New York State Assembly (1977–1992).^[564]
• Arthur Porter, 95, Sierra Leonean historian.^[565]
• W. H. Pugmire, 67, American writer.^[566]
• Ranking Roger, 56, British singer (The Beat, General Public), cancer.^[567]
• Redoute's Choice, 22, Australian Thoroughbred racehorse and champion sire, euthanised.^[568]
• Isidro Sala Ribera, 86, Spanish-born Peruvian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Abancay (1992–2009).^[569]
• N. Selvaraj, 75, Indian politician, member of Lok Sabha (1980–1984).^[570]
• Tejshree Thapa, 52, Nepalese human rights lawyer, multiple organ failure.^[571]
• Heinz Winbeck, 73, German composer.^[572]

27

• Friedrich Achleitner, 88, Austrian poet and architecture critic.^[573]
• Ashitha, 62, Indian writer, cancer.^[574]
• Joe Bellino, 81, American football player (Naval Academy, Boston Patriots), Heisman Trophy winner (1960).^[575]
• Dragan Bošnjak, 62, Serbian footballer (Spartak Subotica, Vojvodina, Dinamo Zagreb).^[576]
• Pierre Bourguignon, 77, French politician, Deputy (1981–1993, 1997–2012), mayor of Sotteville-lès-Rouen (1989–2014), heart attack.^[577]
• John Browne, 82, Irish politician, Senator (1983–1987) and TD (1989–2002).^[578]
• Valery Bykovsky, 84, Russian cosmonaut (Vostok 5, Soyuz 22, Soyuz 31).^[579]
• Roy Eugene Davis, 88, American spiritual teacher, heart failure.^[580]
• Abdul Latif Dayfallah, 89, Yemeni military officer and politician, Prime Minister (1963, 1975).^[581]
• Edit Doron, 68, Israeli linguist.^[582]
• Jan Dydak, 50, Polish boxer, Olympic bronze medalist (1988), cancer.^[583]
• Valentino Giambelli, 91, Italian football player (Olginatese, Monza, Gallaratese) and executive, Chairman of Monza (1980–2000).^[584]
• Yoji Harada, 46, Japanese tattoo artist and reality show personality (Miami Ink).^[585]
• Jan Kobylański, 95, Polish-Paraguayan union leader and stamp printer.^[586]
• Akihito Kondo, 80, Japanese baseball player.^[587]
• Prasanta Kumar Majumdar, 78, Indian politician.^[588]
• John Permal, 72, Pakistani sprinter, pancreatic cancer.^[589]
• Dimitri Polizos, 68, American politician, member of the Alabama House of Representatives (since 2013), heart attack.^[590]
• Marvin E. Proffer, 88, American politician, member of the Missouri House of Representatives (1962–1986).^[591]
• P. J. G. Ransom, 83, Scottish author.^[592]
• Lawrence Rhodes, 79, American dancer and ballet director.^[593]
• Bruce Yardley, 71, Australian Test cricketer, cancer.^[594]

28

• Vladimir Basalayev, 73, Russian football player (Lokomotiv Moscow, Dynamo Moscow, USSR national team) and manager.^[595]
• Jonathan Baumbach, 85, American author, academic, and film critic.^[596]
• Bill Culbert, 84, New Zealand artist.^[597]
• Alphonse D'Arco, 86, American mobster, acting boss of the Lucchese crime family (1990–1991), kidney disease.^[598] (death announced on this date)
• Ralph Fertig, 89, American social justice activist, lawyer and author.^[599]
• Domenico Giannace, 94, Italian trade unionist and politician, member of the Regional Council of Basilicata (1980–1985).^[600]
• John Harris, 83, English cricketer (Somerset).^[601]
• Klaus Koch, 92, German biblical scholar.^[602]
• Pierre Lacroix, 84, French rugby union player.^[603]
• Maury Laws, 95, American television and film composer (Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Frosty the Snowman, The Little Drummer Boy).^[604]
• Ian McDonald, 82, Scottish civil servant.^[605]
• Koji Nakanishi, 93, Japanese chemist.^[606]
• Kevin Randall, 73, English football player and manager (Chesterfield, York City).^[607]
• Damir Salimov, 81, Uzbek film director.^[608]
• Eva Mae Fleming Scott, 92, American politician, member of the Virginia House of Delegates (1972–1979) and Senate (1980–1984).^[609]
• Fuyumi Shiraishi, 82, Japanese voice actress (Mobile Suit Gundam, Patalliro!, The Monster Kid), heart failure.^[610]
• Garry Sidebottom, 64, Australian VFL footballer (St Kilda, Geelong, Fitzroy), cancer.^[611]
• Jon Skolmen, 78, Norwegian actor (Sällskapsresan, Hodet over vannet).^[612]
• Bob Stewart, 79, British radio presenter (Radio Luxembourg).^[613]
• Henry Stern, 83, American politician and government official, member of NYCC (1974–1983), Commissioner of NYC Parks (1983–1990, 1994–2000), complications of Parkinson's disease.^[614]
• Wong Tien Fatt, 64, Malaysian politician, MP (since 2013), heart attack.^[615]
• Steve Wormith, 72, Canadian football player (Montreal Alouettes) and psychologist, cancer.^[616]

29

• Mark Alessi, 65, American comic book publisher, founder of CrossGen.^[617]
• Satish Kumar Chauhan, 58, Indian politician, MLA (1985–1990), heart attack.^[618]
• Allan Cole, 75, American author and television writer.^[619]
• Srima Dissanayake, 76, Sri Lankan lawyer and politician.^[620]
• Anders Ehnmark, 87, Swedish author and journalist (Expressen, Norrskensflamman, Folket i Bild/Kulturfront).^[621]
• Joe Enook, 61, Canadian politician, member (since 2011) and Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Nunavut (since 2017).^[622]
• Dobrica Erić, 82, Serbian writer and poet.^[623]
• Josep Esteve i Soler, 89, Spanish pharmaceutical executive.^[624]
• Paul D.K. Fraser, 78, Canadian jurist, president of the Canadian Bar Association (1981–1982) and the Commonwealth Lawyers Association (1993–1996).^[625]
• Kenneth A. Gibson, 86, American politician, mayor of Newark, New Jersey (1970–1986).^[626]
• Angeline Gunathilake, 79, Sri Lankan singer.^[627]
• Samantha Heath, 58, British politician, member of the London Assembly (2000–2004).^[628]
• Joshua Hecht, 91, American operatic bass.^[629]
• Tao Ho, 82, Hong Kong architect (Hong Kong Arts Centre) and designer of the flag of Hong Kong, pneumonia.^[630]
• Jim Holt, 74, American baseball player (Minnesota Twins, Oakland Athletics).^[631]
• Jon Østeng Hov, 83, Norwegian photographer and writer.^[632]
• Harry Kesten, 87, German-born American mathematician.^[633]
• Margaret Lewis, 79, American singer-songwriter ("The Girl Most Likely", "Reconsider Me"), pneumonia.^[634]
• Shane Rimmer, 89, Canadian-born British actor (Thunderbirds, Dr. Strangelove, The Spy Who Loved Me).^[635]
• Agnès Varda, 90, French film director (Cléo from 5 to 7, Le Bonheur, Vagabond), cancer.^[636]
• Ed Westcott, 97, American photographer (Manhattan Project).^[637]

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• Mary Bayliss, 79, English magistrate, High Sheriff (2005–2006) and Lord Lieutenant of Berkshire (2008–2015).^[638]
• Greg Booker, 58, American baseball player (San Diego Padres, Minnesota Twins, San Francisco Giants), melanoma.^[639]
• John Brown, 83, British rugby union player (Harlequins, British Lions) and Olympic bobsledder (1968).^[640]
• Paloma Cela, 76, Spanish actress (Forty Degrees in the Shade, Cry Chicago, The Legion Like Women), stroke.^[641]
• Ron Elvidge, 96, New Zealand rugby union player (Otago, national team).^[642]
• Maurice Hardouin, 71, French footballer.^[643]
• Geoff Harvey, 83, Australian musician and music director (The Mike Walsh Show, Midday).^[644]
• Truman Lowe, 75, American artist.^[645]
• Simaro Lutumba, 81, Congolese musician (TPOK Jazz).^[646]
• Tania Mallet, 77, English model and actress (Goldfinger).^[647]
• John Wilson Moore, 98, American biophysicist.^[648]
• David Paintin, 88, British obstetrician and gynaecologist.^[649]
• Lasse Petterson, 83, Swedish actor.^[650]
• Havel Rowe, 90, Australian VFL footballer (Richmond).^[651]
• Jim Russell, 98, English racing driver.^[652]
• Michele Russo, 74, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Doba (1989–2014).^[653]
• Ruben Tovmasyan, 82, Armenian politician, First Secretary of the Armenian Communist Party (2005–2014).^[654]
• Virginia Uribe, 85, American educator and LGBT advocate.^[655]
• Ben West Jr., 78, American politician, member of the Tennessee House of Representatives (1985–2011).^[656]

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• Peter Coleman, 90, Australian politician and writer, Leader of the New South Wales Opposition (1977–1978), member of the House of Representatives (1981–1987).^[657]
• Britt Damberg, 82, Swedish singer.^[658]
• Cesare Dujany, 99, Italian politician, MP (1979–1996), President of Aosta Valley (1970–1974).^[659]
• Natalia Fileva, 55, Russian business executive (S7 Airlines), plane crash.^[660]
• Charles Foster, 65, American Olympic hurdler (1976).^[661]
• Ralph S. Greco, 76, American surgeon, prostate cancer.^[662]
• José Antonio Gurriarán, 80, Spanish journalist.^[663]
• Corrado Hérin, 52, Italian luger and mountain bike racer, plane crash.^[664]
• Liz Howe, 59, British ecologist, cancer.^[665]
• Nipsey Hussle, 33, American rapper ("Last Time That I Checc'd", "Racks in the Middle"), shot.^[666]
• Jake Jaeckel, 76, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs).^[667]
• Frank Jonik, 61, Canadian snooker player.^[668]
• Joseph Levi, 95, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1975–1984).^[669]
• John J. Maurer, 96, American politician, member of the Wisconsin State Senate (1975–1985).^[670]
• Eva Moser, 36, Austrian chess player, leukaemia.^[671]
• Kit Napier, 75, Scottish footballer (Brighton & Hove Albion, Blackburn Rovers).^[672]
• Yves Préfontaine, 82, Canadian writer.^[673]
• Hedi Turki, 96, Tunisian painter.^[674]