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

Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:

• Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequent country of citizenship (if applicable), what subject was noted for, cause of death (if known), and reference.

May 2017

1

• Anatoly Aleksin, 92, Russian writer and poet.^[1]
• Richard Basciano, 91, American property developer.^[2]
• Katy Bødtger, 84, Danish singer, natural causes.^[3]
• Raul Costa Seibeb, 25, Namibian racing cyclist, winner of the National Road Race Championship (2014), traffic collision.^[4]
• Yisrael Friedman, 93, Israeli rabbi and educator.^[5]
• Pierre Gaspard-Huit, 99, French film director and screenwriter.^[6]
• Roy Gater, 76, English footballer (Port Vale, Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic, Crewe Alexandra), Alzheimer's disease.^[7]
• Eugene Gendlin, 90, Austrian-born American philosopher.^[8]
• Kurt Grönholm, 90, Finnish Olympic rower (1952).^[9]
• Bruce Hampton, 70, American musician (Hampton Grease Band, Aquarium Rescue Unit) and actor (Sling Blade).^[10]
• Erkki Kurenniemi, 75, Finnish musician.^[11]
• Alice Langtry, 84, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1985–1992).^[12]
• Yuri Lobanov, 64, Tajik sprint canoeist, Olympic champion (1972).^[13]
• Mike Lowry, 78, American politician, Governor of Washington (1993–1997) and U.S. Representative from Washington's 7th congressional district (1979–1989), complications from a stroke.^[14]
• Sam Mele, 95, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox, Washington Senators) and manager (Minnesota Twins), natural causes.^[15]
• Janet Pilgrim, 82, American model (Playboy).^[16]
• Karel Schoeman, 77, South African novelist, apparent suicide by dehydration.^[17]
• Sterling Seagrave, 80, American investigative journalist and author.^[18]
• Eduard Sekler, 96, Austrian architect and architectural historian.^[19]
• Betty Shannon, 95, American mathematician.^[20]
• Mohamed Talbi, 95, Tunisian historian.^[21]
• Stanley Weston, 84, American licensing agent and inventor of the action figure, creator of G.I. Joe and ThunderCats, complications from surgery.^[22]

2

• John Bahen, 73, Australian footballer (Fitzroy).^[23]
• Vincent Baggetta, 72, American actor (The Eddie Capra Mysteries).^[24]
• Harold Bedoya Pizarro, 78, Colombian military officer and politician, commander of the National Army (1994–1996), lymphoma.^[25]
• Michael Bore, 69, English cricketer (Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire).^[26]
• Abelardo Castillo, 82, Argentine writer.^[27]
• Cammy Duncan, 51, Scottish footballer (Motherwell, Partick Thistle, Ayr United), cancer.^[28]
• Michael Gurr, 55, Australian playwright (Departure).^[29]
• Hugo Judd, 77, Canadian-born New Zealand diplomat.^[30]
• Heinz Kessler, 97, German politician and military officer, East German Minister of National Defence (1985–1989).^[31]
• Toby Kimball, 74, American basketball player (Boston Celtics, San Diego Rockets, New Orleans Jazz), inflammatory lung disease.^[32]
• Diane Lewis, 65, American architect, author and academic.^[33]
• Paul MacEwan, 74, Canadian politician.^[34]
• Gerry Martiniuk, 79, Canadian politician, MPP of Ontario from Cambridge (1995–2011), cancer.^[35]
• Anne Morrissy Merick, 83, American war correspondent and journalist, complications from dementia.^[36]
• George Hugh Niederauer, 80, American Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of San Francisco (2006–2012), lung cancer.^[37]
• A. R. Penck, 77, German artist, complications from a stroke.^[38]
• Eduardo Portella, 84, Brazilian essayist, author and politician, Minister of Education (1979–1980).^[39]
• Norma Procter, 89, English opera singer.^[40]
• T. Gary Rogers, 74, American entrepreneur (Dreyer's).^[41]
• Leo K. Thorsness, 85, American air force officer and Medal of Honor recipient, member of the Washington Senate (1988–1992), leukemia.^[42]
• Romeo Vasquez, 78, Filipino actor, stroke.^[43]
• Moray Watson, 88, British actor (The Darling Buds of May, The Quatermass Experiment, Compact).^[44]
• Barry Wood, 74, South African Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Durban (since 2005).^[45]
• Grigori Zhislin, 71, Russian violinist.^[46]

3

• Mishaal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, 90, Saudi prince, Governor of Mecca (1963–1971), Minister of Defense (1951–1953).^[47]
• Lukas Ammann, 104, Swiss actor (Graf Yoster, Die Fallers – Eine Schwarzwaldfamilie, Meschugge), complications from surgery.^[48]
• John Bjørnebye, 76, Norwegian diplomat, ambassador to Japan (1994–1999) and Belgium (2001–2006).^[49]
• Alma W. Byrd, 92, American politician, member of the South Carolina House of Representatives (1991–1998).^[50]
• Godfrey Chidyausiku, 70, Zimbabwean judge and politician, complications from cancer.^[51]
• Georgie Collins, 91, Canadian actress (Ghostkeeper) and stage director.^[52]
• Attila Császár, 58, Hungarian sprint canoer, world championship bronze medalist (1983).^[53]
• John Foruria, 72, American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers).^[54]
• Paul Hanneman, 80, American politician, member of the Oregon House of Representatives (1965–1990).^[55]
• Charles Hoffer, 87, American music educator and author.^[56]
• Casey Jones, 77, American blues drummer, cancer.^[57]
• Daliah Lavi, 74, Israeli actress (Casino Royale, The Spy with a Cold Nose, Catlow), singer and model.^[58]
• Hugh Marjoribanks, 83, Aussie cricketer.^[59]
• Pat Marsh, 83, British ice hockey administrator.^[60]
• Giampaolo Medda, 89, Italian Olympic hockey player.^[61]
• Papillon, 26, Irish racehorse, winner of the 2000 Grand National.^[62]
• Eva Pfarrhofer, 88, Austrian Olympic diver.^[63]
• Doug Rollerson, 63, New Zealand rugby player (Manawatu, national team), cancer.^[64]
• Bengt Rosén, 81, Swedish politician, MP (1985–1994).^[65]
• Abbas Abdullahi Sheikh Siraji, 31, Somali politician, shot.^[66]
• Irene Smart, 96, American politician and judge.^[67]
• Yumeji Tsukioka, 94, Japanese actress (The Temptress and the Monk), pneumonia.^[68]

4

• Joseph Barnes, 102, Irish physician.^[69]
• William Baumol, 95, American economist.^[70]
• Bart Carlier, 87, Dutch footballer (Fortuna Sittard).^[71]
• Jay Carty, 75, American basketball player (Los Angeles Lakers) and evangelist, cancer.^[72]
• Milena Čelesnik, 83, Slovenian Olympic athlete.^[73]
• Richard Dalby, 68, British ghost story editor, scholar and bookseller, diabetic ketoacidosis.^[74]
• William A. Davis Jr., 89, American engineer.^[75]
• François Gagnon, 95, Canadian politician.^[76]
• C. Jackson Grayson, 93, American businessman and writer.^[77]
• Glenna Sue Kidd, 83, American baseball player (South Bend Blue Sox).^[78]
• Victor Lanoux, 80, French actor (Cousin Cousine), complications from a stroke.^[79]
• D.G.H. Latzko, 93, Dutch mechanical engineer.^[80]
• Stephen McKenna, 78, British artist.^[81]
• Timo Mäkinen, 79, Finnish racing driver (World Rally Championship).^[82]
• Satsorupavathy Nathan, 80, Sri Lankan radio personality.^[83]
• Ruwen Ogien, 67, French philosopher.^[84]
• Richard Pennington, 69, American police officer, Superintendent of the New Orleans Police Department (1994–2002).^[85]
• Rosie Scott, 69, New Zealand author, brain tumour.^[86]
• Edwin Sherin, 87, American director and producer (Law & Order, The Great White Hope).^[87]
• Beryl Te Wiata, 92, New Zealand actress (My Letter to George, Xena: Warrior Princess).^[88]

5

• Clive Brooks, 67, British drummer (Egg, The Groundhogs, Pink Floyd).^[89]
• Buhe, 91, Chinese politician, Chairman of Inner Mongolia (1982–1993).^[90]
• Binyamin Elon, 62, Israeli politician and rabbi, Minister of Tourism (2001–2002; 2003–2004) and member of Knesset (1996–2009), complications from throat cancer.^[91]
• Corinne Erhel, 50, French politician, member of the National Assembly (since 2007), heart attack.^[92]
• Amancio Escapa Aparicio, 79, Spanish-born Dominican Republic Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Santo Domingo (1996–2016).^[93]
• Almir Guineto, 70, Brazilian sambista, kidney disease and diabetes.^[94]
• Adolph Kiefer, 98, American swimmer, Olympic champion (1936).^[95]
• Bernard Mitton, 62, South African tennis player.^[96]
• Tommy Neck, 78, American football player (Chicago Bears).^[97]
• Quinn O'Hara, 76, Scottish-born American actress (The Ghost in the Invisible Bikini).^[98]
• Leila Seth, 86, Indian judge, Chief Justice of the Himachal Pradesh High Court (1991–1992), cardio-respiratory arrest.^[99]
• Rekha Sindhu, 22, Indian actress, traffic collision.^[100]
• Ely Ould Mohamed Vall, 64, Mauritanian politician, President (2005–2007), heart attack.^[101]
• Michael Wearing, 78, British television producer (Edge of Darkness).^[102]
• Michael Zwack, 67, American painter and sculptor, lung cancer.^[103]

6

• Youssef Anis Abi-Aad, 77, Syrian Maronite hierarch, Archbishop of Aleppo (1997–2013).^[104]
• Richard Battey, 87, American federal judge, U.S. District Court for the District of South Dakota (1985–1999).^[105]
• John Bennison, 92, Australian businessman (Wesfarmers).^[106]
• Tony Conwell, 85, English footballer (Derby County, Huddersfield Town, Doncaster Rovers).^[107]
• Jesús Galdeano, 85, Spanish racing cyclist.^[108]
• Tommy Henaughan, 86, American-born Scottish footballer (Kilmarnock, Brentford, Greenock Morton).^[109]
• Steven Holcomb, 37, American bobsledder, Olympic champion (2010), pulmonary edema.^[110]
• Val Jellay, 89, Australian actress (The Flying Doctors, Prisoner, Homicide), pneumonia.^[111]
• Rais Khan, 77, Pakistani sitarist.^[112]
• Peter Kivy, 82, American musicologist, cancer.^[113]
• Grzegorz Kosma, 60, Polish Olympic handball player (1980).^[114]
• Mihir Kumar Nandi, 71, Bangladeshi Rabindra Sangeet singer, cancer.^[115]
• Peter Noble, 72, English footballer (Swindon Town, Burnley).^[116]
• Peng Shaoyi, 99, Chinese physical chemist.^[117]
• Manuel Rodriguez Sr., 105, Filipino printmaker.^[118]
• John Schultz, 84, American writer.^[119]
• Marshall Julum Shakya, 76, Nepalese politician, complications from pneumonia, heart failure and septic shock.^[120]
• Min Bahadur Sherchan, 85, Nepalese mountaineer, suspected heart attack.^[121]
• Vasily Tarasyuk, 68, Russian politician, drowned.^[122]
• Henry Tempest, 93, English landowner (Broughton Hall), kidney failure.^[123]
• Jack Tilton, 66, American art dealer, cancer.^[124]
• Yves Velan, 91, French-born Swiss writer.^[125]

7

• Yoshimitsu Banno, 86, Japanese director, cameraman and writer (Godzilla vs. Hedorah, Throne of Blood, The Bad Sleep Well), subarachnoid hemorrhage.^[126]
• Auguste Batina, 81, Congolese politician.^[127]
• Levon Panos Dabağyan, 83, Turkish writer and historian.^[128]
• Eivind Eckbo, 89, Norwegian politician, leader of Anders Lange's Party (1974–1975).^[129]
• Louise Emanuel, 63, South African-born British child psychotherapist.^[130]
• Peter T. Flawn, 91, American geologist and educator, President of University of Texas at Austin (1979–1985, 1997–1998).^[131]
• Gran Apache, 58, Mexican professional wrestler (AAA), intestinal cancer.^[132]
• Mahendra Gupte, 86, Indian cricket umpire.^[133]
• Eduard Gutiérrez, 21, Colombian footballer (Atlético Huila), traffic collision.^[134]
• Elon Lages Lima, 87, Brazilian mathematician.^[135]
• Beppo Mauhart, 83, Austrian executive.^[136]
• Bob Mimm, 92, American Olympic racewalker (1960), prostate cancer.^[137]
• Rod Monroe, 40, American football player (Cleveland Browns, Atlanta Falcons), heart attack.^[138]
• Chuck Orsborn, 99, American college basketball coach and athletic administrator (Bradley Braves).^[139]
• Gholamreza Pahlavi, 93, Iranian prince.^[140]
• Dave Pell, 92, American jazz saxophonist.^[141]
• John Stroppa, 91, Canadian football player (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).^[142]
• Richard Summers, 95, British RAF air observer during the Battle of Britain.^[143]
• Hugh Thomas, Baron Thomas of Swynnerton, 85, British historian and life peer.^[144]
• Hubertus Antonius van der Aa, 81, Dutch mycologist.^[145]
• Svend Wam, 71, Norwegian director (Lasse & Geir).^[146]
• Lee Weissenborn, 88, American politician.^[147]
• Thomas A. White, 85, Irish Roman Catholic prelate, Apostolic Nuncio (1978–1996).^[148]
• Wu Wenjun, 97, Chinese mathematician and academician.^[149]

8

• Faqir Aizazuddin, 81, Pakistani cricketer.^[150]
• Cécile DeWitt-Morette, 94, French mathematician and physicist.^[151]
• Dennis H. Farber, 71, American painter and photographer, complications from lung cancer and diabetes.^[152]
• George Irvine, 69, American basketball player (Virginia Squires) and coach (Indiana Pacers, Detroit Pistons), cancer.^[153]
• Stefania Jabłońska, 96, Polish cancer researcher.^[154]
• Curt Lowens, 91, German-born American actor (Werewolf in a Girls' Dormitory, The Hindenburg, Angels & Demons) and Holocaust survivor, fall.^[155]
• Allan H. Meltzer, 89, American economist.^[156]
• J. David Molson, 88, Canadian business executive (Molson Brewery), president of the Montreal Canadiens (1964–1972).^[157]
• Lou Richards, 94, Australian footballer (Collingwood).^[158]
• Ulugbek Ruzimov, 48, Uzbekistani footballer (Pakhtakor Tashkent), cirrhosis.^[159]
• Lawson Soulsby, Baron Soulsby of Swaffham Prior, 90, British microbiologist and life peer, Member of the House of Lords (1990–2015).^[160]
• Nicolas Stacey, 89, English Olympic clergyman (1952).^[161]
• Judith Stein, 77, American historian, lung cancer.^[162]
• James S. Sutterlin, 95, American diplomat.^[163]
• Juan Carlos Tedesco, 73, Argentine politician, Minister of Education (2007–2009).^[164]
• Mary Tsoni, 29, Greek actress (Dogtooth) and singer, pulmonary edema.^[165]
• Peter Vogel, 80, German artist.^[166]
• Clarence Williams, 70, American football player (Green Bay Packers).^[167]

9

• Hussein Ali Abdulle, 71, Somali football player and manager (national team).^[168]
• Ron Atkey, 75, Canadian lawyer and politician, MP and Minister of Employment and Immigration (1979–1980).^[169]
• Armando Baptista-Bastos, 83, Portuguese author and journalist.^[170]
• Brian James Barnes, 84, Australian-born Papuan Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Aitape (1987–1997) and Archbishop of Port Moresby (1997–2008).^[171]
• Christopher Boykin, 45, American entertainer and musician (Rob & Big), heart failure.^[172]
• Sal Cuevas, 62, American bassist.^[173]
• John Kivela, 47, American businessman and politician, member of the Michigan House of Representatives (since 2013), suicide by hanging.^[174]
• Zoran Madžirov, 49, Macedonian percussionist, traffic collision.^[175]
• Mathieu Maes, 73, Belgian cyclist.^[176]
• Jean Mailland, 80, French film director and author.^[177]
• Robert Miles, 47, Swiss-born Italian electronic dance musician and record producer ("Children"), cancer.^[178]
• Arthur Moulin, 92, French politician, member of the National Assembly (1958–1973) and Senate (1983–1992).^[179]
• Michael Parks, 77, American actor (Twin Peaks, From Dusk till Dawn, Kill Bill).^[180]
• Qian Qichen, 89, Chinese diplomat, Foreign Minister (1988–1998) and Vice Premier (1993–2003).^[181]
• Wilburn K. Ross, 94, American WWII veteran, Medal of Honor recipient.^[182]
• John Valder, 85, Australian journalist and politician, kidney disease.^[183]
• Edward Lunn Young, 96, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives from South Carolina's 6th congressional district (1973–1975).^[184]

10

• Fozia Anjum, 77, Pakistani radio broadcaster and poet.^[185]
• Silvano Basagni, 78, Italian sport shooter, Olympic bronze medalist (1972).^[186]
• Geoffrey Bayldon, 93, English actor (Catweazle, Worzel Gummidge, Casino Royale).^[187]
• Emmanuèle Bernheim, 61, French author and screenwriter (Swimming Pool, 5x2).^[188]
• Joy Byers, 82, American songwriter ("Please Don't Stop Loving Me").^[189]
• Eloise E. Clark, 85–86, American biologist, President of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (1994).^[190]
• Bill Ebery, 91, Australian politician, member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly (1973–1983).^[191]
• Greg Forristall, 67, American politician, member of the Iowa House of Representatives (since 2007), cancer.^[192]
• Colette Guillaumin, 83, French feminist.^[193]
• Safet Halilović, 66, Bosnian politician, President of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (2002–2003).^[194]
• Ted Hibberd, 91, Canadian ice hockey player, Olympic gold medalist (1948).^[195]
• Douglas Netter, 95, American television producer (Babylon 5).^[196]
• Rex Sanders, 94, British Royal Air Force officer.^[197]
• Gordon Simpson, 87, Australian politician, member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly (1974–1989).^[198]
• Gaisi Takeuti, 91, Japanese mathematician.^[199]
• Nelson Xavier, 75, Brazilian actor (The Guns, A Queda), lung disease.^[200]

11

• Alexander Bodunov, 65, Russian ice hockey player (Soviet national team), world champion (1973).^[201]
• William David Brohn, 84, American music arranger and orchestrator (Ragtime, Oliver!, Wicked), Tony winner (1998).^[202]
• Seaborn Buckalew Jr., 96, American jurist and politician, delegate to the Alaska constitutional convention, member of the Alaska House (1955–1959) and Senate (1960–1961).^[203]
• Gabriel Chiramel, 102, Indian Roman Catholic priest, educationist, zoologist and author.^[204]
• Mark Colvin, 65, British-born Australian journalist and radio presenter (PM), lung cancer.^[205]
• Clelio Darida, 90, Italian politician, Mayor of Rome (1969–1976) and Minister of Justice (1981–1983).^[206]
• John F. Donahue, 92, American businessman (Federated Investors).^[207]
• İbrahim Erkal, 50, Turkish singer-songwriter, cerebral hemorrhage.^[208]
• Nigel Forman, 74, British politician, MP for Carshalton and Wallington (1976–1997).^[209]
• Roland Gräf, 82, German cinematographer, film director and screenwriter (The House on the River, Fallada: The Last Chapter, The Tango Player).^[210]
• Elisabet Hermodsson, 89, Swedish artist and poet.^[211]
• Caroline Hussey, 75, Irish microbiologist.^[212]
• Yale Lary, 86, American football player (Detroit Lions), businessman and politician, member of the Texas House of Representatives (1959–1963).^[213]
• Charles A. McClenahan, 76, American politician, member of the Maryland House of Delegates (1992–2003).^[214]
• Simpson Mutambanengwe, 87, Zimbabwean-Namibian judge, renal failure.^[215]
• Roger Sale, 84, American literary critic.^[216]
• Galina Shergova, 93, Russian writer.
• David Thomas, 74, Welsh Anglican prelate, Provincial Assistant Bishop of the Church in Wales.^[217]

12

• Louis Boyer, 95, French politician, member of the Senate for Loiret (1974–2001) and mayor of Gien (1959–1995).^[218]
• Antonio Candido, 98, Brazilian literary critic and sociologist.^[219]
• Alain Colmerauer, 76, French computer scientist.^[220]
• Bill Dowdy, 84, American jazz drummer (The Three Sounds).^[221]
• Brendan Duddy, 80, Northern Irish property developer, political activist, and peace negotiator.^[222]
• Michael Jackson, 48, American football player (Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Ravens) and politician, mayor of Tangipahoa, Louisiana (2009–2012), traffic collision.^[223]
• Sally Jacobsen, 70, American journalist, first female international editor of the Associated Press, cancer.^[224]
• Mauno Koivisto, 93, Finnish politician, President (1982–1994) and Prime Minister (1968–1970, 1979–1982), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[225]
• Henri Termeer, 71, Dutch-born American biotechnology executive (Genzyme).^[226]
• George A. Thompson, 97, American geologist.^[227]
• Yu So-chow, 86, Chinese actress, pneumonia.^[228]
• Oleksandr Zadorozhnii, 57, Ukrainian lawyer, politician and scientist, member of Verkhovna Rada (1998–2006).^[229]
• Amotz Zahavi, 89, Israeli evolutionary biologist.^[230]

13

• Oliviero Beha, 68, Italian journalist.^[231]
• Ron Bontemps, 90, American basketball player, Olympic gold medalist (1952).^[232]
• Jimmy Copley, 63, English drummer (Jeff Beck, Graham Parker, Tears for Fears), leukaemia.^[233]
• John Cygan, 63, American actor and comedian (The Commish, Metal Gear, Toy Story 3), cancer.^[234]
• Yanko Daucik, 76, Czech footballer (Real Betis, Real Madrid).^[235]
• Janet Lewis-Jones, 67, British executive (BBC Trust).^[236]
• Nancy Oestreich Lurie, 93, American anthropologist.^[237]
• Vera Martelli, 86, Italian Olympic sprinter (1952).^[238]
• Rachid Natouri, 71, Algerian footballer (Metz, Troyes, national team).^[239]
• Thomas H. Paterniti, 88, American politician, New Jersey assemblyman (1980–1988) and senator (1988–1992).^[240]
• Marcel Pelletier, 89, Canadian ice hockey player (Chicago Blackhawks, New York Rangers) and scout (Boston Bruins).^[241]
• Manuel Pradal, 53, French film director and screenwriter (A Crime, Ginostra, Marie from the Bay of Angels).^[242]
• Len Rohde, 79, American football player (San Francisco 49ers).^[243]
• Eberhard Spiecker, 85, German clergyman.^[244]
• Nicholas Tarling, 86, British-born New Zealand historian, academic (University of Auckland) and author.^[245]

14

• Dilbagh Singh Athwal, 89, Indian geneticist and agriculturist.^[246]
• Edmund Bagwell, 50, British cartoonist (Judge Dredd, Nick Fury), pancreatic cancer.^[247]
• Powers Boothe, 68, American actor (Tombstone, Deadwood, Red Dawn), Emmy winner (1980), heart attack due to pancreatic cancer.^[248]
• Frank Brian, 94, American basketball player (Fort Wayne Pistons).^[249]
• Bill Cox, 88, American football player (Washington Redskins).^[250]
• Thomas Vose Daily, 89, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Brooklyn (1990–2003).^[251]
• Abdullah Nimar Darwish, 69, Israeli political activist and religious leader, founder of Islamic Movement in Israel.^[252]
• Chuck Davis, 80, American dancer and choreographer (DanceAfrica).^[253]
• Alain Defossé, 60, French novelist and translator.^[254]
• Jean Fritz, 101, American children's writer.^[255]
• Brad Grey, 59, American producer (The Departed, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The Sopranos), chairman and CEO of Paramount Pictures (2005–2017), cancer.^[256]
• Bruce Hill, 67, American racing driver, esophageal cancer.^[257]
• Tom McClung, 60, American jazz pianist and composer, cancer.^[258]
• Steve Palermo, 67, American baseball umpire and supervisor, lung cancer.^[259]
• Silvan S. Schweber, 89, French-born American physicist and science historian.^[260]
• Peter W. Smith, 81, American investment banker and political operative.^[261]

15

• Karl-Otto Apel, 95, German philosopher.^[262]
• Herbert R. Axelrod, 89, American ichthyologist and musical instrument collector.^[263]
• Graeme Barrow, 80, Australian author.^[264]
• Chu Ke-liang, 70, Taiwanese actor (The New Legend of Shaolin, David Loman, The Wonderful Wedding) and comedian, liver failure.^[265]
• Felipe Ehrenberg, 73, Mexican artist, professor and publisher.^[266]
• Karlene Faith, 79, Canadian criminologist, aortic aneurysm.^[267]
• François Fortassin, 77, French politician, senator (since 2001).^[268]
• Nasser Givehchi, 85, Iranian wrestler, Olympic silver medalist (1952).^[269]
• Koryne Kaneski Horbal, 80, American feminist and political activist, heart failure.^[270]
• Stan Kaluznick, 85, Canadian football player (Calgary Stampeders).^[271]
• Thomas James Kinsman, 72, American soldier, Medal of Honor recipient.^[272]
• Takeshi Kusaka, 86, Japanese actor.^[273]
• Bob Kuzava, 93, American baseball player (New York Yankees, Chicago White Sox, Washington Senators).^[274]
• Al Lawrence, 86, Australian long-distance runner, Olympic bronze medalist (1956).^[275]
• Ulrich Libbrecht, 88, Belgian philosopher.^[276]
• S. Ramassamy, 77, Indian politician, Chief Minister of Puducherry (1974, 1977–1978).^[277]
• Neil Rolde, 85, American historian and politician, member of the Maine House of Representatives (1974–1990).^[278]
• David Saul, 77, Bermudian politician, Premier of Bermuda (1995–1997).^[279]
• Javier Valdez Cárdenas, 50, Mexican reporter (Ríodoce, La Jornada), shot.^[280]
• Oleg Vidov, 73, Russian-American actor (Red Heat, Wild Orchid, Thirteen Days), complications from cancer.^[281]

16

• Roy Ackerman, 75, English restaurateur (The Gay Hussar).^[282]
• Bernard Bosson, 69, French politician, Minister of Transport, Tourism and Public Works (1993–1995).^[283]
• Alain Casabona, 66, French author.^[284]
• Ronnie Cocks, 73, Maltese footballer (Sliema Wanderers, national team).^[285]
• Julian Abele Cook Jr., 86, American federal judge, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan (1978–1996).^[286]
• Eleanor Kieliszek, 91, American politician, Mayor of Teaneck, New Jersey (1974–1978, 1990–1992).^[287]
• Anne Kimbell, 84, American actress (Monster from the Ocean Floor).^[288]
• Walter Kollmann, 84, Austrian footballer (Wacker Wien).^[289]
• Oleksiy Kruhliak, 41, Ukrainian Olympic fencer.^[290]
• Megan Lowe, 101, English cricketer (national team).^[291]
• Gunnar Möller, 88, German actor (I Often Think of Piroschka).^[292]
• Outi Ojala, 70, Finnish politician, MEP (1996–1999), member of the Parliament of Finland (1991–1996, 1999–2007), President of the Nordic Council (2001–2002).^[293]
• Glenn L. Pace, 77, American religious leader, general authority of the LDS Church (since 1985).^[294]
• Doug Somers, 65, American professional wrestler (AWA).^[295]
• Rosa Speer, 94, American gospel singer (Speer Family).^[296]
• Emilio Lorenzo Stehle, 90, German-born Ecuadorian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Santo Domingo de los Colorados (1987–2002).^[297]
• James Zavitz, 94, Canadian Olympic sports shooter.^[298]

17

• Aristeidis Alafouzos, 93, Greek shipping and media mogul.^[299]
• Michael Bliss, 76, Canadian historian and biographer (Frederick Banting, William Osler, Harvey Cushing).^[300]
• Roxcy Bolton, 90, American civil rights activist and feminist, founder of Women in Distress.^[301]
• Faruq Ahmed Choudhury, 84, Bangladeshi diplomat, Foreign Secretary (1984–1986), High Commissioner to India (1986–1992).^[302]
• Raúl Córdoba, 93, Mexican footballer (Club Atlas, national team).^[303]
• Liebe Sokol Diamond, 86, American pediatric orthopedic surgeon, lymphoma.^[304]
• Eustace Gibbs, 3rd Baron Wraxall, 87, British diplomat and aristocrat.^[305]
• Viktor Gorbatko, 82, Russian cosmonaut (Soyuz 7, 24 and 37).^[306]
• Firuz Kazemzadeh, 92, Russian-born American historian.^[307]
• Rhodri Morgan, 77, British politician, MP for Cardiff West (1987–2001), Leader of Welsh Labour (2000–2009) and First Minister (2000–2009).^[308]
• Tor Morisse, 69, Norwegian children's author and cartoonist.^[309]
• Moji Olaiya, 42, Nigerian actress (Apaadi), cardiac arrest.^[310]
• David A Ramey, 78, American artist.^[311]
• Gerhard Schreiber, 76, German military historian.^[312]
• Alan Swinbank, 72, British racehorse trainer.^[313]
• Unusual Heat, 27, American racehorse, euthanized.^[314]
• Todor Veselinović, 86, Serbian football player and manager (FK Vojvodina, Fenerbahçe, Yugoslavia national team), Olympic silver medalist (1956).^[315]

18

• Roger Ailes, 77, American television executive, Chairman and CEO of Fox News (1996–2016), subdural hematoma.^[316]
• Vadim Chernobrov, 51, Russian paranormal investigator.^[317]
• Chris Cornell, 52, American musician and songwriter (Soundgarden, Audioslave, Temple of the Dog), suicide by hanging.^[318]
• Dai Zijin, 101, Chinese WWII aviator (Flying Tigers).^[319]
• Anil Madhav Dave, 60, Indian politician, MP (since 2009), Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (since 2016), cardiac arrest.^[320]
• Volodymyr Dudarenko, 71, Ukrainian football player (CSKA Moscow) and manager (SKA Lviv).^[321]
• Dame Di Ellis, 79, British rower.^[322]
• Jacque Fresco, 101, American futurist.^[323]
• Reema Lagoo, 58, Indian actress (Hum Aapke Hain Koun..!, Maine Pyar Kiya, Kal Ho Naa Ho), heart attack.^[324]
• José Mercado Luna, 88, Mexican Olympic footballer (1948).^[325]
• Jim McElreath, 89, American race car driver.^[326]
• Tatsuya Nōmi, 47, Japanese actor (Gosei Sentai Dairanger).^[327]
• Olev Olesk, 96, Estonian politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs in exile (1990–1992).^[328]
• Frankie Paul, 51, Jamaican singer, kidney failure.^[329]
• Daniele Piombi, 83, Italian television and radio presenter.^[330]
• Erwin Potts, 85, American businessman (McClatchy).^[331]
• Tor Fredrik Rasmussen, 91, Norwegian geographer.^[332]
• Eric Stevenson, 74, Scottish footballer (Hibernian), cancer.^[333]
• John Thompson, 88, British journalist and radio director (Independent Broadcasting Authority).^[334]

19

• Alex. E.K. Ashiabor, 86, Ghanaian economist, Governor of the Bank of Ghana (1977–1983).^[335]
• Donald Avenson, 72, American politician, member of the Iowa House of Representatives (1979–1989).^[336]
• André Bach, 73, French general and historian.^[337]
• Chana Bloch, 77, American poet, cancer.^[338]
• Peter Bonsall-Boone, 78, Australian LGBT rights activist, cancer.^[339]
• Rich Buckler, 68, American comic book artist (Deathlok, All-Star Squadron, Fantastic Four), cancer.^[340]
• Judy Burton, 69, American educationalist.^[341]
• David Bystroň, 34, Czech footballer (Baník Ostrava), suicide by hanging.^[342]
• John Cavell, 100, British Anglican prelate, Bishop of Southampton (1972–1984).^[343]
• Ben Cherski, 87, Canadian ice hockey player.^[344]
• Grady C. Cothen, 96, American religious leader and academic administrator, President of Oklahoma Baptist University (1966–1970).^[345]
• Corbett Cresswell, 84, English footballer (Carlisle United F.C.).^[346]
• Hubertus Ernst, 100, Dutch Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Breda (1967–1992).^[347]
• Jan Fontein, 89, Dutch art historian.^[348]
• Stanley Greene, 68, American photojournalist, cancer.^[349]
• Roger Haudegand, 85, French Olympic basketball player (1952,1956).^[350]
• Kid Vinil, 62, Brazilian singer and record producer.^[351]
• Herbert L. Meschke, 89, American politician and judge, Justice on the North Dakota Supreme Court (1985–1998), member of the North Dakota House of Representatives (1965–1966) and Senate (1967–1970).^[352]
• Ed Mierkowicz, 93, American baseball player (Detroit Tigers).^[353]
• Nawshirwan Mustafa, 72, Iraqi Kurdish politician, general coordinator of the Movement for Change, lung cancer.^[354]
• Stanislav Petrov, 77, Russian Lieutenant colonel in the Soviet Air Defense Forces, hypostatic pneumonia.^[355]
• Tommy Ross, 71, Scottish footballer (York City).^[356]
• David Sánchez, 25, Mexican flyweight boxer, traffic collision.^[357]
• Reidar Torp, 94, Norwegian military officer.^[358]
• Mário Viegas Carrascalão, 80, East Timorese politician, Governor of East Timor during the Indonesian occupation (1982–1992).^[359]
• Wayne Walker, 80, American football player (Detroit Lions), sports broadcaster and director (KPIX, NFL on CBS), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[360]
• Steve Waterbury, 65, American baseball player (St. Louis Cardinals).^[361]

20

• Recep Adanır, 88, Turkish footballer (Beşiktaş J.K.).^[362]
• Albert Bouvet, 87, French racing cyclist.^[363]
• Joy Corning, 84, American politician, Lieutenant Governor of Iowa (1991–1999), liver illness.^[364]
• Jimmy Dale, 81, British-born Canadian musician.^[365]
• Emile Degelin, 90, Belgian film director (If the Wind Frightens You, Life and Death in Flanders).^[366]
• Paul Falk, 95, German figure skater, Olympic Champion (1952).^[367]
• Victor Găureanu, 49, Romanian Olympic fencer (1992, 2000), world championship bronze medalist (1994, 2001).^[368]
• Claude Hipps, 90, American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers).^[369]
• Syed Abdullah Khalid, 75, Bangladeshi sculptor, complications from COPD.^[370]
• Abdul Rahim Khan Mandokhel, 84, Pakistani politician.^[371]
• Noel Kinsey, 91, Welsh footballer (Birmingham City).^[372]
• Jayne Millington, 55, British RAF officer.^[373]
• Miguel Mykycej, 82, Ukrainian-born Argentine Ukrainian Catholic hierarch, Bishop of Santa María del Patrocinio in Buenos Aires (1999–2010).^[374]
• William Clifford Newman, 88, American Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Baltimore (1984–2003).^[375]
• Michael Rank, 67, English journalist and translator.^[376]
• Jean E. Sammet, 89, American computer scientist.^[377]
• Natalia Shakhovskaya, 81, Russian cellist.^[378]
• Lisa Spoonauer, 44, American actress (Clerks), accidental hydromorphone overdose.^[379]
• Roger Tassé, 85, Canadian civil servant, architect of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.^[380]
• Alexander Alexandrovich Volkov, 65, Russian politician, President of the Udmurt Republic (2000–2014).^[381]
• James Weatherhead, 86, Scottish minister, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland (1993–1994).^[382]

21

• Kenny Cordray, 62, American guitarist and songwriter, shot.^[383]
• Andrew Dallmeyer, 72, Scottish playwright and actor (Eliza Graves).^[384]
• Sir Paul Judge, 68, British businessman (Cadbury Schweppes, Premier Brands, Standard Bank) and political executive.^[385]
• Shulamit Kishik-Cohen, 100, Argentine-born Israeli spy.^[386]
• Jimmy LaFave, 61, American folk singer, songwriter and guitarist, cancer.^[387]
• Sir Peter Marychurch, 89, British intelligence officer, Director of GCHQ (1983–1989).^[388]
• Tulsa Pittaway, 42, South African musician (Watershed), traffic collision.^[389]
• Philippa Roles, 39, Welsh Olympic discus thrower (2004, 2008).^[390]
• Wayne Simoneau, 82, American politician.^[391]
• Lars-Erik Skiöld, 65, Swedish wrestler, Olympic bronze medalist (1980).^[392]
• Bill White, 77, Canadian ice hockey player (Chicago Blackhawks, Los Angeles Kings, national team).^[393]
• Larry Wright, 77, American cartoonist (The Detroit News).^[394]

22

• Graham Ayliffe, 91, English medical microbiologist.^[395]
• Barry Azzopardi, 70, British chemical engineer, cancer.^[396]
• William Carney, 74, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives from New York's 1st congressional district (1979–1987), prostate cancer.^[397]
• Chan Yuk-shee, 72–73, Hong Kong economist and academic administrator, President of Lingnan University (2007–2013).^[398]
• Barbara Smith Conrad, 79, American opera singer.^[399]
• Manuel de Seabra, 85, Portuguese writer.^[400]
• Devil His Due, 28, American racehorse, euthanized.^[401]
• Oscar Fulloné, 78, Argentine football player and coach.^[402]
• John Gerard-Pearse, 93, British rear admiral.^[403]
• Gérard Girouard, 84, Canadian politician, lawyer and professor of law.^[404]
• Nicky Hayden, 35, American motorcycle racer, world champion (2006), injuries from traffic collision.^[405]
• Denys Johnson-Davies, 94, English translator.^[406]
• Viktor Kupreichik, 67, Belarusian chess grandmaster.^[407]
• Helen Kwalwasser, 89, American violin soloist and teacher.^[408]
• Giovanni Lombardi, 90, Swiss civil engineer.^[409]
• Dina Merrill, 93, American actress (Operation Petticoat, BUtterfield 8, Desk Set), heiress and socialite, dementia.^[410]
• Leonhard Nagenrauft, 79, German Olympic luger (1968, 1972), European champion (1967).^[411]
• Vladimir Pereturin, 78, Russian football player and TV commentator.^[412]
• Mickey Roker, 84, American jazz drummer, lung cancer.^[413]
• Zbigniew Wodecki, 67, Polish singer, composer and musician.^[414]

23

• Olivier de Berranger, 78, French Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Saint-Denis (1996–2009).^[415]
• Roger Boesche, 69, American political theorist.^[416]
• Charles Kofi Bucknor, 64, Ghanaian actor (Run Baby Run).^[417]
• Alexander Burdonsky, 75, Russian theatre director, cancer.^[418]
• Chandraswami, 66, Indian religious advisor, stroke.^[419]
• Stefano Farina, 54, Italian football referee (UEFA Champions League).^[420]
• Ben Finney, 83, American anthropologist.^[421]
• Ernst Gebendinger, 91, Swiss gymnast, Olympic silver medalist (1952).^[422]
• Denise Guénard, 83, French Olympic athlete (1952, 1960, 1964).^[423]
• Cortez Kennedy, 48, American Hall of Fame football player (Seattle Seahawks).^[424]
• Peter Lawler, 65, American political scientist.^[425]
• Sir Roger Moore, 89, English actor (The Spy Who Loved Me, Maverick, The Saint), cancer.^[426]
• Viorel Morariu, 85, Romanian rugby union player, Vernon Pugh Award for Distinguished Service recipient.^[427]
• Jerry Perenchio, 86, American businessman (Univision) and producer (Blade Runner), lung cancer.^[428]
• Sonny Randle, 81, American football player (St. Louis Cardinals, San Francisco 49ers).^[429]
• Robert Thalmann, 68, Swiss bicycle racer, heart attack.^[430]
• Patrick van Rensburg, 85, South African educationalist and anti-apartheid activist.^[431]
• Neville Wigram, 2nd Baron Wigram, 101, British Army officer.^[432]
• Kaoru Yosano, 78, Japanese politician, Chief Cabinet Secretary (2007).^[433]

24

• Ezekiel Anisi, 28, Papua New Guinean politician, MP for Ambunti-Dreikikir (2012, since 2013).^[434]
• Giovanni Bignami, 73, Italian astrophysicist, heart attack.^[435]
• Ann Birstein, 89, American writer.^[436]
• David Bobin, 71, British sports broadcaster (Sky Sports).^[437]
• George Chesworth, 86, British Royal Air Force officer and Lord Lieutenant of Moray (1994–2005).^[438]
• Tom Gilbey, 79, British fashion designer, cancer.^[439]
• Claudia Hellmann, 93, German opera singer.^[440]
• William Duborgh Jensen, 82, Norwegian fashion designer.^[441]
• Denis Johnson, 67, American author (Jesus' Son, Tree of Smoke, Angels), liver cancer.^[442]
• Bata Kameni, 75, Serbian actor and stunt performer.^[443]
• Paul Keetch, 56, British politician, MP for Hereford (1997–2010).^[444]
• Juliana Young Koo, 111, Chinese-born American diplomat.^[445]
• Jared Martin, 75, American actor (Dallas, War of the Worlds, Aenigma), pancreatic cancer.^[446]
• Grace McCarthy, 89, Canadian politician, MLA for Vancouver-Little Mountain (1975–1991), brain tumor.^[447]
• Gil Portes, 71, Filipino film director (Saranggola, Small Voices, 'Merika).^[448]
• Isabelle Rapin, 89, Swiss-born American neurologist, pneumonia.^[449]
• Ross Rhoads, 84, American pastor (Charlotte Calvary Church, Southern Evangelical Seminary).^[450]
• Pierre Seron, 75, Belgian comic book artist.^[451]
• Sonny West, 78, American actor and stuntman (Stay Away, Joe, The Hellcats, Bigfoot), lung cancer.^[452]

25

• Mohammed Bawa, 67, Nigerian military officer and politician, administrator of Ekiti State (1996–1998) and Gombe State (1998–1999), complications from surgery.^[453]
• Jean-Paul Chifflet, 67, French banker, Director General of Crédit Agricole (2010–2015), fall from tractor.^[454]
• Marie Cosindas, 93, American photographer.^[455]
• Gina Fratini, 85, British fashion designer.^[456]
• Alexandros Goulandris, 90, Greek shipowner.^[457]
• Siri Gunasinghe, 92, Sri Lankan author and filmmaker.^[458]
• Robert E. Haebel, 89, American Marines major general.^[459]
• Earl Hagaman, 91, American-born New Zealand hotel magnate.^[460]
• Sir Alistair Horne, 91, British historian, journalist and spy.^[461]
• Eliezer Jaffe, 83, American-born Israeli sociologist.^[462]
• Eva Estrada Kalaw, 96, Filipino politician, senator (1965–1972) and assemblywoman from Manila (1984–1986).^[463]
• Frédérick Leboyer, 98, French obstetrician and author.^[464]
• Miguel Méndez, 74, American legal scholar.^[465]
• Sister Joel Read, 91, American nun and academic administrator, president of Alverno College (1968–2003).^[466]
• Saucy Sylvia, 96, Canadian-born American comedian and singer.^[467]
• Ali Tanrıyar, 103, Turkish politician, Minister of the Interior (1983–1984) and sports executive, President of Galatasary S.K. (1986–1990).^[468]
• Emili Vicente, 52, Spanish football player and coach (CF Reus Deportiu, FC Andorra), traffic collision.^[469]
• Daniel Waley, 96, British historian.^[470]

26

• Toni Bertorelli, 69, Italian actor (The Young Pope, The Passion of the Christ, Zora the Vampire).^[471]
• Sabzar Bhat, Indian militant commander (Hizbul Mujahideen), shot.^[472]
• Laura Biagiotti, 73, Italian fashion designer, heart attack.^[473]
• Zbigniew Brzezinski, 89, Polish-born American diplomat and political scientist, National Security Advisor (1977–1981).^[474]
• Jim Bunning, 85, American Hall of Fame baseball player (Detroit Tigers, Philadelphia Phillies) and politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1987–1999) and U.S. senator (1999–2011), complications from a stroke.^[475]
• Robert Curtis, 27, American basketball player (Saint John Mill Rats), shot.^[476]
• Kanwar Pal Singh Gill, 82, Indian police officer, Director general of police for Punjab (1988–1990, 1991–1995).^[477]
• Clytie Jessop, 87, Australian artist, actress and film director (Emma's War).^[478]
• Manuel Mora y Araujo, 79, Argentine sociologist and political analyst.^[479]
• Derek Neilson, 58, Scottish footballer (Brechin City, Berwick Rangers).^[480]
• Robert J. Parins, 98, American judge and sports executive, President of the Green Bay Packers (1982–1989).^[481]
• N. Periasamy, 78, Indian politician.^[482]
• Philip Szanto, 81, American pathologist.^[483]
• Zhao Liping, 65, Chinese politician, police chief and convicted murderer, executed.^[484]

27

• Gregg Allman, 69, American Hall of Fame singer-songwriter ("Whipping Post", "Midnight Rider") and musician (The Allman Brothers Band), liver cancer.^[485]
• Kiran Ashar, 69, Indian cricketer.^[486]
• Thomas Bridges, 2nd Baron Bridges, 89, British diplomat, Ambassador to Italy (1983–1987).^[487]
• Fishel Hershkowitz, 94, Ukrainian-born American Hasidic rabbi.^[488]
• Hyun Hong-choo, 76, South Korean diplomat, Ambassador to the United States (1991–1993).^[489]
• Robert McCarley, 79, American psychiatrist and dream researcher.^[490]
• Ludwig Preis, 45, German football coach (SpVgg Greuther Fürth).^[491]
• Don Robinson, 84, English rugby league player (Wakefield Trinity, Leeds), world champion (1954).^[492]

28

• Anthony Foster, 64, Australian activist for child sexual abuse victims of the Roman Catholic Church.^[493]
• Ken Ackerman, 95, American radio announcer (KCBS).^[494]
• Chris Brand, 74, British psychologist, hospital-acquired infection.^[495]
• Eric Broadley, 88, British race car builder and founder of Lola Cars.^[496]
• Elisabeth Chojnacka, 77, Polish harpsichordist (Xenakis Ensemble).^[497]
• Frank Deford, 78, American sportswriter (Sports Illustrated), novelist and radio broadcaster (Morning Edition).^[498]
• Maury Dexter, 89, American director and producer.^[499]
• Ervin E. Dupper, 94, American politician, Member of the South Dakota Senate (1965–1968).^[500]
• Marcus Intalex, 45, British disc jockey and record producer.^[501]
• Lawrence Jenkins, 93, American World War II veteran and memoirist.^[502]
• David E. Kuhl, 87, American scientist.^[503]
• Werner Malitz, 90, German Olympic cyclist.^[504]
• Hugh McCabe, 62, Northern Irish Gaelic football manager and player.^[505]
• Benjamin Melendez, 65, American gang leader (Ghetto Brothers), complications from kidney disease.^[506]
• Pat Mullins, 79, American politician, traffic collision.^[507]
• Naison Ndlovu, 86, Zimbabwean politician, mayor of Bulawayo (1981–1985) and Deputy Senate President (2008–2013), prostate cancer.^[508]
• John Noakes, 83, British television presenter (Blue Peter, Go With Noakes), Alzheimer's disease.^[509]
• A. Vinayagamoorthy, 83, Sri Lankan politician, MP (2000–2004, 2010–2015).^[510]
• Graham Webb, 73, British racing cyclist, road world champion (1967).^[511]
• Yu Mingtao, 99, Chinese politician.^[512]

29

• Michael A'Hearn, 76, American astronomer.^[513]
• Enitan Bababunmi, 76, Nigerian academic, Vice-Chancellor of Lagos State University (1993–1996).^[514]
• Tapan Banerjee, 73, Indian cricketer (Bengal).^[515]
• Ramon Campos Jr., 92, Filipino Olympic basketball player (1948, 1952, 1956).^[516]
• Abbott Lowell Cummings, 94, American architectural historian.^[517]
• Bogdan Dochev, 80, Bulgarian football player and referee.^[518]
• Barbara Jaruzelska, 86, Polish academic, First Lady (1985–1990).^[519]
• David Lewiston, 88, British music collector, stroke.^[520]
• Konstantinos Mitsotakis, 98, Greek politician, Prime Minister (1990–1993).^[521]
• Manuel Noriega, 83, Panamanian dictator and military official, military ruler (1983–1989), complications from brain surgery.^[522]
• Tony Rudd, 93, British stockbroker.^[523]
• William J. L. Sladen, 96, Welsh naturalist.^[524]
• Nikolay Tatarinov, 89, Russian modern pentathlete, Olympic silver medalist (1960).^[525]
• Mordechai Tzipori, 92, Israeli general and politician, Minister of Communications (1981–1984).^[526]
• Ananda Wedisinghe, 47, Sri Lankan motor cycle champion.^[527]

30

• Sir Gordon Brunton, 95, British businessman.^[528]
• Wendell Burton, 69, American actor (The Sterile Cuckoo, You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Heat), brain cancer.^[529]
• Dibyo Previan Caesario, 24, Indonesian footballer (Persita Tangerang).^[530]
• Ken Cooper, 80, American football player and coach (Georgia Bulldogs, Ole Miss Rebels).^[531]
• Tom Graham, 67, American football player (Denver Broncos, San Diego Chargers), brain cancer.^[532]
• Robert Hammond, 67, Ghanaian footballer (Hearts of Oak, national team).^[533]
• Reinhold Hanning, 95, German Waffen-SS concentration camp guard and convicted war criminal.^[534]
• George W. Johnson, 88, American academic, president of George Mason University (1978–1996), complications from a fall.^[535]
• Daniel Kucera, 94, American Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Dubuque (1983–1995).^[536]
• José Carlos Melo, 86, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Maceió (2002–2006).^[537]
• Robert Michael Morris, 77, American actor (The Comeback, Running Wilde, How I Met Your Mother) and playwright.^[538]
• Dominique Nohain, 91, French actor and theatre director.^[539]
• Molly Peters, 75, British actress (Thunderball).^[540]
• Dasari Narayana Rao, 75, Indian film director (Meghasandesam) and politician.^[541]
• Valère Somé, 66, Burkinabé politician, scholar and revolutionary leader.^[542]
• John Taylor, 75, British politician, MP for Solihull (1983–2005).^[543]
• Bernt Torberntsson, 88, Swedish Olympic rower (1948, 1952).^[544]
• Elena Verdugo, 92, American actress (Marcus Welby, M.D., House of Frankenstein, Panama Sal).^[545]

31

• Jean-Marie Benoît Balla, 58, Cameroonian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Bafia (since 2003).^[546]
• Clifford Barker, 91, British Anglican prelate, Bishop of Selby (1983–1991).^[547]
• Jiří Bělohlávek, 71, Czech conductor, cancer.^[548]
• Mimi Heinrich, 80, Danish actress and writer.^[549]
• Lubomyr Husar, 84, Ukrainian Ukrainian Catholic hierarch, Major Archbishop of Kyiv-Halych (2001–2011).^[550]
• Tino Insana, 69, American actor (Three Amigos, Who's Harry Crumb?, Barnyard), cancer.^[551]
• Lyn James, 87, Welsh-born Australian actress (The Young Doctors).^[552]
• Mohamed Fadhel Khalil, Tunisian politician.^[553]
• Fred J. Koenekamp, 94, American cinematographer (The Towering Inferno, Patton, The Amityville Horror), Oscar winner (1975).^[554]
• Fred Kummerow, 102, American biochemist.^[555]
• Susan B. Landau, 65, American producer (Cool Runnings, An Ideal Husband) and talent manager (Simon Beaufoy).^[556]
• Jerry Martinson, 74, American-born Taiwanese Jesuit priest, heart attack.^[557]
• John May, 67, American politician.^[558]
• Bern Nix, 69, American jazz guitarist.^[559]
• Parvathamma Rajkumar, 77, Indian film producer.^[560]
• Margaret Ray, 83, Australian politician, member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly for Box Hill (1982–1992).^[561]
• Louis Riecke, 90, American Olympic weightlifter.^[562]
• Kathy Smith, 67–68, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly for Gosford (2015–2017), cancer.^[563]
• István Szondy, 91, Hungarian modern pentathlete and horse rider, Olympic champion (1952).^[564]
• Diane Torr, 68, Canadian drag king, brain tumour.^[565]