The following is a list of notable deaths in November 2014.

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

• Name, age, country of citizenship and reason for notability, established cause of death, reference.

November 2014

1

• Leslie Armour, 83, Canadian philosopher.^[1]
• Joel Barnett, Baron Barnett, 91, British politician, MP for Heywood and Royton (1964–1983), Chief Secretary to the Treasury (1974–1979).^[2]
• Gustau Biosca, 86, Spanish football player (Barcelona) and coach.^[3]
• Beverly Schmidt Blossom, 88, American dancer and choreographer, cancer.^[4]
• Harold Blumenfeld, 91, American classical composer.^[5]
• Ben Cayenne, 70, Trinidadian Olympic runner (1968), cancer.^[6]
• Anne Cluysenaar, 78, Belgian-born Welsh poet and writer.^[7]
• Jackie Fairweather, 46, Australian triathlete and long-distance runner, suicide.^[8]
• Alberto Johannes Först, 87, German-born Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Dourados (1990–2001).^[9]
• Olle Häger, 79, Swedish journalist and television producer.^[10]
• Hugues Le Bars, 64, French film music composer.^[11]
• Brittany Maynard, 29, American activist for assisted suicide, physician-assisted suicide.^[12]
• Abednigo Ngcobo, 64, South African footballer (Kaizer Chiefs), heart attack.^[13]
• Piauí, 27, Brazilian footballer (Atlético-PR), shot.^[14]
• Jean-Pierre Roy, 94, Canadian baseball player (Brooklyn Dodgers).^[15]
• Donald Saddler, 96, American dancer and choreographer.^[16]
• Ivor Seemley, 85, English footballer (Sheffield Wednesday, Stockport County, Chesterfield).^[17]
• Michael H. Shamberg, 62, American music video producer (True Faith).^[18]
• Vira Silenti, 83, Italian actress, traffic collision.^[19]
• Thomas W. Sneddon Jr., 73, American politician and district attorney, cancer.^[20]
• Bernard Spitzer, 90, American real estate developer and philanthropist.^[21]
• Wayne Static, 48, American singer and musician (Static-X), multiple drug intoxication.^[22]
• Hajime Tamura, 90, Japanese politician.^[23]
• Kazuko Yanaga, 67, Japanese voice actress (Ace wo Nerae!, Armored Trooper Votoms), sepsis.^[24]

2

• Paul J. Andree, 90, American football coach.^[25]
• Acker Bilk, 85, British jazz clarinetist ("Stranger on the Shore").^[26]
• Jesse Branson, 72, American basketball player (Philadelphia 76ers, New Orleans Buccaneers).^[27]
• Dick Breaden, 69-70, Australian rugby league footballer.^[28]
• Michael Coleman, 58, American Chicago blues guitarist, singer and songwriter, heart failure.^[29]
• Pierre Daix, 92, French journalist, writer and biographer (Pablo Picasso).^[30]
• Valentina Dimitrova, 58, Bulgarian Olympic athlete (1980).^[31]
• Herman Eisen, 96, American immunologist and cancer researcher.^[32]
• Mary Froning, 80, American baseball player (AAGPBL).^[33]
• Roger Halvorson, 80, American politician.^[34]
• G. L. Harriss, 89, British medieval historian.^[35]
• Fumiko Hayashida, 103, American subject of iconic photo of internment of Japanese Americans.^[36]
• Alan Milliken Heisey Sr., 86, Canadian political activist and author.^[37]
• Veljko Kadijević, 88, Croatian Yugoslav general (Yugoslav People's Army), Minister of Defence (1988–1992).^[38]
• Larry Latham, 61, American animator, producer and director (The Smurfs, TaleSpin, Challenge of the GoBots), cancer.^[39]
• Georgi Milanov, 62, Bulgarian ice hockey player and coach (national team).^[40]
• Herman Sarkowsky, 89, German-born American businessman and sports executive (Portland Trail Blazers, Seattle Seahawks).^[41]
• Nikolaus Senn, 88, Swiss banker.^[42]
• Drago Štritof, 91, Yugoslav Olympic athlete.^[43]
• Vladimir Suchilin, 64, Soviet footballer.^[44]
• Shabtai Teveth, 89, Israeli historian.^[45]
• Robert Tripe, 41, New Zealand actor (Shortland Street, Power Rangers).^[46]
• Chris White, 78, American jazz bassist.^[47]

3

• Sadashiv Amrapurkar, 64, Indian actor (Ardh Satya, Sadak), lung infection.^[48]
• Denise Apt, 84, American politician.^[49]
• Trevor Brown, 81, South African cricketer.^[50]
• Richard Calder, 71, American CIA official, heart attack.^[51]
• Geoff Cox, 79, English footballer (Torquay United).^[52]
• Jeremy Dale, 34, American comic book artist (GI Joe), acute disseminated encephalomyelitis.^[53]
• Mariam Fakhr Eddine, 81, Egyptian actress.^[54]
• Klaus Kreuzeder, 64, German saxophonist.^[55]
• Jim Leonard, 64, American photographer.^[56]
• Herbert Walter Levi, 93, American arachnologist.^[57]
• Tinus Linee, 45, South African rugby union player (Western Province, national team), motor neurone disease.^[58]
• Tom Magliozzi, 77, American automotive expert and radio personality (Car Talk), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[59]
• Augusto Martelli, 74, Italian composer (Il dio serpente), conductor, arranger and television personality.^[60]
• Landy Scott, 95, American midget car racing driver.^[61]
• Ivan Stojmenović, 57, Serbian-born Canadian mathematician and computer scientist, traffic collision.^[62]
• Nina Timofeeva, 79, Russian ballet dancer.^[63]
• Gordon Tullock, 92, American economist.^[64]

4

• Admire Rakti, 6, Japanese Thoroughbred racehorse, won Caulfield Cup (2014), cardiac arrest.^[65]
• Araldo, 6, British-born Thoroughbred racehorse, won The Bart Cummings (2013), euthanised.^[66]
• Princess Kristine Bernadotte, 82, Norwegian-born Swedish princess, widow of Prince Carl Bernadotte.^{[citation needed]}
• Janet Carr, 81, Australian physiotherapist and academic.^[67]
• Leigh Chapman, 75, American actress (The Man from U.N.C.L.E.) and screenwriter (Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry, The Octagon), cancer.^[68]
• Colin Docker, 88, English Anglican clergyman, Bishop of Horsham (1975–1991).^[69]
• Joe English, 58, Irish yachtsman, sailor and sailmaker, Alzheimer's disease.^[70]
• Jack Fitzsimons, 84, Irish architect and activist.^[71]
• Derek Hogg, 84, English footballer (Leicester City).^[72]
• Gerard W. Hughes, 90, English Jesuit priest and writer, Chaplain of University of Glasgow (1967–1975).^[73]
• Mag Raj Jain, 84, Indian social activist.^[74]
• Enrique Olivera, 74, Argentine politician, Chief of Government of Buenos Aires (1999–2000).^[75]
• Richard Schaal, 86, American actor (The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Phyllis, Trapper John, M.D.).^[76]
• Annæus Schjødt Jr., 94, Norwegian barrister and World War II veteran.^[77]
• John W. Sears, 83, American lawyer and politician.^[78]
• Liudvikas Simutis, 79, Lithuanian politician.^[79]
• George Edgar Slusser, 75, American writer and professor.^[80]
• James Mwewa Spaita, 82, Zambian Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Kasama (1990–2009).^[81]
• S. Donald Stookey, 99, American inventor (CorningWare).^[82]
• Eddie Stuart, 83, South African footballer.^[83]

5

• Iuri Akobia, 77, Georgian chess strategist.^[84]
• John Gordon Davis, 78, Rhodesian writer.^{[citation needed]}
• Alexei Devotchenko, 49, Russian actor and anti-Kremlin activist.^[85]
• Lane Evans, 63, American politician, member of the U.S. House from Illinois's 17th district (1983–2007), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[86]
• Wally Grant, 86, American Hall of Fame ice hockey player (University of Michigan).^[87]
• Roy Hartle, 83, English footballer (Bolton Wanderers).^[88]
• Séamus Heery, 87, Irish Gaelic football player (Meath).^[89]
• Manitas de Plata, 93, French flamenco guitarist.^[90]
• Don McLaren, 81, New Zealand equine pharmaceutical businessman and Thoroughbred racehorse breeder.^[91]
• Abdelwahab Meddeb, 68, Tunisian-born French poet, Islamic scholar, essayist and novelist, lung cancer.^[92]
• Vladimir Movsisyan, 80, Armenian politician.^[93]
• Jack Nelson, 82, American Olympic swimmer (1956) and swimming coach (1976), Alzheimer's disease.^[94]
• Hans Nijman, 55, Dutch mixed martial artist, shot.^[95]
• Mario Pietruzzi, 96, Italian football player and manager (Alessandria).^[96]
• Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 67, Belgian filmmaker, injuries from being hit by car.^[97]

6

• Évelyne Baylet, 101, French company director.^[98]
• Maggie Boyle, 57, English folk singer and musician, cancer.^[99]
• Werner Callebaut, 62, Belgian philosopher.^[100]
• Timothy R. Corcoran, 64, American politician.^[101]
• Pierre-Louis Dieufaite, 31, Haitian actor, assassinated.^[102]
• Egbert Fernandes, 73, Kenyan Olympic hockey player.^[103]
• Philipp Fürst, 77, German Olympic gymnast (1960, 1964).^[104]
• Virgil M. Getto, 90, American politician, member of the Nevada Assembly.^[105]
• Len Jordan, 94, New Zealand rugby league player (Ponsonby, Auckland, national team).^[106]
• Victor Kostetskiy, 73, Russian actor.^[107]
• Sir Tommy Macpherson, 94, British Army officer and businessman.^[108]
• Carole Mathews, 94, American actress (The Californians).^[109]
• Sam Mbah, 50-51, Nigerian author, lawyer and activist.^[110]
• Gerald E. Miller, 95, American vice admiral.^[111]
• Alok Nembang, 41, Nepalese film director, suicide by hanging.^[112]
• Jones Osborn, 93, American newspaper editor, publisher and politician, member of the Arizona State Legislature (1971–1991).^[113]
• Carl Persson, 94, Swedish jurist and politician, Governor of Gothenburg and Bohus (1979–1980) and Halland (1978–1979), Police Commissioner (1964–1978).^[114]
• Vivienne Price, 83, British music educator.^[115]
• Sir Anthony Reeve, 76, British diplomat, Ambassador to Jordan (1988–1991) and South Africa (1991–1994), High Commissioner to South Africa (1994–1996).^[116]
• Rick Rosas, 65, American session musician (Etta James, Joe Walsh, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young).^[117]
• William Rosenberg, 94, Danish actor.^{[citation needed]}
• Jaroslav Šíp, 83, Czech Olympic basketball player.^[118]
• Fred Stürmer, 87, Luxembourgian Olympic boxer.^[119]
• Naoki Tanemura, 78, Japanese railway writer.^[120]

7

• Turki Mash Awi Zayid Al Asiri, 39, Saudi Arabian terrorist, shot.^[121]
• Alex Bain, 78, Scottish footballer (Motherwell, Huddersfield Town, Falkirk).^[122] (death announced on this date)
• Ferenc Csentery, 76, Hungarian-born American sculptor.^[123]
• Connie Dion, 96, Canadian ice hockey player (Detroit Red Wings).^[124]
• Bob Ewbank, 86, American football player.^[125]
• Lincoln D. Faurer, 86, American air force officer, Director of the National Security Agency (1981–1985).^[126]
• Zoltán Gera, 91, Hungarian actor (Escape to Victory, Sunshine, Music Box).^[127]
• Bill Green, 97, English Battle of Britain fighter pilot.^[128]
• Rudolf Halin, 80, German graph theorist (Halin graph).^[129]
• Francis Harvey, 89, Irish poet.^[130]
• Kajetan Kovič, 83, Slovene writer.^[131]
• Ian Michael, 99, British academic, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malawi (1964–1973).^[132] (death announced on this date)
• Allen Ripley, 62, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox, San Francisco Giants).^[133]
• Rough Habit, 28, New Zealand Thoroughbred racehorse, euthanised.^[134]
• Dan Samuel, 4th Viscount Samuel, 89, British businessman and aristocrat.^[135]
• Torbjørn Sikkeland, 91, Norwegian physicist.^[136]
• Solwhit, 10, French-bred Irish-trained Thoroughbred racehorse, fall while training.^[137]
• Juan Taverna, 66, Argentine footballer (Club Atlético Banfield).^[138]
• Dwivedula Visalakshi, 85, Indian Telugu language writer.^[139]
• Alex Way, 89, Australian VFL player (Carlton).^[140]

8

• Donald L. Allegrucci, 78, American politician, member of the Kansas Senate.^[141]
• Brian Connor, 68, American pastor and exorcist.^[142]
• Phil Crane, 84, American politician, member of the U.S. House from Illinois's 13th (1969–1973), 12th (1973–1993) and 8th (1993–2005) districts, lung cancer.^[143]
• Volkmar Gessner, 77, German sociologist.^[144]
• Luigi Gorrini, 97, Italian World War II pilot.^[145]
• Hannes Hegen, 89, German illustrator and caricaturist.^[146]
• Ivan Ionaș, 58, Moldovan politician, MP (since 2010).^[147]
• Archibald Johnstone, 90, Canadian businessman and politician, Senator for Prince Edward Island (1998–1999).^[148]
• Robert Langs, 86, American psychiatrist, amyloidosis.^[149]
• Michael Leighton, 60, Australian politician, member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly for Preston (1988–2006).^[150]
• Joseph Melrose, 69, American diplomat, ambassador to Sierra Leone (1998–2001).^[151]
• Meesai Murugesan, 84, Indian actor and musician.^[152]
• Don Paul, 89, American football player (Los Angeles Rams).^[153]
• Giovan Battista Pirovano, 77, Italian footballer (Fiorentina).^[154]
• Hugo Sánchez Portugal, 30, Mexican sports commentator and footballer, carbon monoxide poisoning.^[155]
• Ricardo Rusticucci, 68, Argentine Olympic sport shooter.^[156]
• Ernie Vandeweghe, 86, American basketball player (New York Knicks).^[157]
• Audrey White, 87, English model and author.^[158]
• Sammy Wilson, 82, Scottish footballer (Celtic).^[159]
• Otto Ziege, 88, German racing cyclist.^[160]

9

• Gabriel Abossolo, 75, Cameroonian footballer.^[161]
• Rubén Alvarez, 53, Argentine golf player, cancer.^[162]
• Saud bin Muhammed Al Thani, 48, Qatari royal and art collector.^[163]
• Annemarie Buchner, 90, German Alpine skier, Olympic silver and bronze medalist (1952), German Sportswoman of the Year (1948).^[164]
• Jens Bugge, 84, Norwegian Supreme Court judge.^[165]
• Russell Christopher, 84, American operatic baritone.^[166]
• Fred Doty, 90, Canadian football player (Toronto Argonauts).^[167]
• Juan Antonio Flores Santana, 87, Dominican Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Santiago de los Caballeros (1992–2003), fall.^[168]
• Eugene Grazia, 80, American ice hockey player, Olympic champion (1960).^[169]
• Éric Koechlin, 64, French Olympic slalom canoeist (1972).^[170]
• Jeanne Macaskill, 82, New Zealand painter.^[171]
• Óscar Moncada, 78, Nicaraguan politician, President of the National Assembly (1999–2001), MP (1997–2011), heart attack.^[172]
• R. A. Montgomery, 78, American author (Choose Your Own Adventure).^[173]
• Willy Monty, 75, Belgian Olympic racing cyclist (1960).^[174]
• Kelvin Moore, 57, American baseball player (Oakland Athletics), heart failure.^[175]
• Myles Munroe, 60, Bahamian evangelist, plane crash.^[176]
• M. V. Raghavan, 81, Indian politician.^[177]
• Sammy Reid, 75, Scottish footballer (Motherwell, Berwick Rangers).^[178]
• Paul Sarvela, 54, American educator, professor of health education.^[179]
• Nikola Simić, 80, Serbian actor.^[180]
• Orlando Thomas, 42, American football player (Minnesota Vikings), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[181]
• Joe Walsh, 71, Irish politician, Minister for Agriculture and Food (1992–1994, 1997–2004).^[182]
• Annette Polly Williams, 77, American politician, member of the Wisconsin State Assembly (1981–2011).^[183]

10

• Whitey Adolfson, 82, American football and wrestling coach.^[184]
• Frank Allen, 70, British crystallographer.^[185]
• Marianne Alopaeus, 96, Finnish-born Swedish author.^[186]
• Nikki Beare, 86, American feminist, journalist, and lobbyist.^[187]
• Talgat Bigeldinov, 92, Soviet military aviator.^[188]
• Josip Boljkovac, 93, Croatian politician, Interior Minister (1990–1991).^[189]
• Clifford Branstad, 90, American politician.^[190]
• Steve Dodd, 86, Australian actor (Gallipoli, The Matrix, Quigley Down Under).^[191]
• Brian Farrell, 85, British-born Irish broadcaster and journalist.^[192]
• Emmitt Ford, 70, American politician, member of the Tennessee House of Representatives (1974–1981).^[193]
• J. F. Gonzalez, 50, American author, complications from cancer.^[194]
• Wayne Goss, 63, Australian politician, Premier of Queensland (1989–1996), brain tumour.^[195]
• Sally Hardcastle, 69, British broadcaster (Woman's Hour, The World Tonight).^[196]
• Homer Heck, 78, American politician, member of the West Virginia Senate (1980–1984, 1988–1992).^[197]
• Syed Mainul Hossain, 63, Bangladeshi structural engineer and architect (National Martyrs' Memorial), cardiac arrest.^[198]
• Johar, 15, American Thoroughbred racehorse.^[199]
• Jovian, 20, American-born lemur actor (Zoboomafoo), kidney failure.^[200]
• Ernest Kinoy, 89, American writer (Roots, Dimension X, The Defenders), pneumonia.^[201]
• John Hans Krebs, 87, American politician, member of the U.S. House from California's 17th district (1975–1979).^[202]
• John Spencer Letts, 80, American federal judge.^[203]
• Geula Nuni, 72, Israeli actress (Sallah Shabati, I Like Mike) and singer, cancer.^[204]
• Doc Paskowitz, 93, American surfer.^[205]
• Al Renfrew, 89, American ice hockey player and coach (Michigan Wolverines).^[206]
• Shi Changxu, 93, Chinese material scientist.^[207]
• Ken Takakura, 83, Japanese actor (The Yakuza, Black Rain), malignant lymphoma.^[208]
• Gaetano Varcasia, 55, Italian actor and voice actor, cancer.^[209]
• Ruth Whitaker, 77, American politician, member of the Arkansas Senate (2001–2013).^[210]
• Tomas Young, 34, American anti-Iraq War activist, subject of Body of War.^[211]

11

• Ike Atkinson, 88, American master sergeant and convicted drug trafficker.^[212]
• Ruth Begun, 102, German-American physicist.^[213]
• Big Bank Hank, 58, American rapper (The Sugarhill Gang), kidney complications from cancer.^[214]
• Servando Chávez Hernández, 78, Mexican politician, Governor of Michoacán (1970–1974).^[215]
• Jessie Clarke, 99, Australian social worker, welfare officer, and refugee advocate.^[216]
• John Doar, 92, American lawyer and civil rights activist, heart failure.^[217]
• Joe Dunne, British soldier.^[218]
• Johnny Dyer, 75, American blues musician.^[219]
• Mark Dyer, 84, American Episcopal prelate, Bishop of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania (1982–1995).^[220]
• James Erb, 88, American composer, arranger and musicologist.^[221]
• Mike Faulk, 61, American politician and judge, Tennessee State Senator (2008–2012), throat and liver cancer.^[222]
• Rebekah Gibbs, 41, British actress (Casualty), breast cancer.^[223]
• Philip G. Hodge, 94, American materials scientist.^[224]
• John Kotz, 84, British politician, Mayor of Hackney.^[225]
• Erik Sture Larre, 100, Norwegian Resistance member during World War II.^[226]
• Caetano Lima dos Santos, 98, Brazilian bishop of the Roman Catholic Church.^{[citation needed]}
• Jan Lindhardt, 76, Danish theologian and writer, Bishop of Roskilde (1997–2008), Alzheimer's disease.^[227]
• Harry Lonsdale, 82, American scientist, entrepreneur and politician, heart failure.^[228]
• Zillur Rahman Siddiqui, 86, Bangladeshi academic.^[229]
• Donald F. Steiner, 84, American biochemist.^[230]
• Tjokorda Raka Sukawati, 83, Indonesian civil engineer (Sosrobahu).^[231]
• Carol Ann Susi, 62, American actress (The Big Bang Theory, Cats & Dogs, Just Go with It), cancer.^[232]

12

• Robert Keith Alexander, 84, Canadian politician.^[233]
• Mirta Arlt, 91, Argentine writer, translator, professor and researcher, heart attack.^{[citation needed]}
• John Briscoe, 66, South African environmental engineer, colon cancer.^[234]
• Mary Burkett, 90, English supporter of the arts.^[235]
• Buddy Catlett, 81, American jazz musician.^[236]
• Ravi Chopra, 68, Indian film producer and director, lung ailment.^[237]
• Warren Clarke, 67, British actor (Dalziel and Pascoe, A Clockwork Orange, Top Secret!).^[238]
• George Hillocks Jr., 80, American academic.^[239]
• David Mackay, 80, British architect.^[240]
• Carlos Emilio Morales, 75, Cuban jazz guitarist.^[241]
• Richard Pasco, 88, British actor (Yesterday's Enemy, Rasputin the Mad Monk, Mrs. Brown).^[242]
• Jiří Petr, 83, Czech agroscientist.^[243]
• Marge Roukema, 85, American politician, member of the U.S. House from New Jersey's 7th and 5th districts (1981–2003), Alzheimer's disease.^[244]
• Valery Senderov, 69, Soviet-born Russian dissident.^[245]
• Viktor Serebryanikov, 74, Soviet-born Ukrainian footballer (Metalurh Zaporizhya, Dynamo Kyiv, Soviet national team).^[246]
• Bernard Stonehouse, 88, British polar scientist (Stonehouse Bay, Mount Stonehouse).^[247]
• Chhel Vayeda, 79, Indian film set designer and art director.^[248]

13

• Jahangir Mohammad Adel, Bangladeshi politician.^[249]
• María José Alvarado, 19, Honduran beauty pageant winner, Señorita Honduras (2014), shot.^[250]
• Manoel de Barros, 97, Brazilian poet.^[251]
• Kakha Bendukidze, 58, Georgian politician, heart failure.^[252]
• Bill Brewster, 90, Canadian politician, member of the Yukon Legislative Assembly (1982–1996).^[253]
• Terry Bulloch, 98, British pilot.^[254]
• Mike Burney, 76, English saxophonist (Wizzard), cancer.^[255]
• Jo Cox-Ladru, 91, Dutch Olympic gymnast.^[256]
• Gus Cremin, 93, Irish Gaelic football player (Kerry GAA).^[257]
• Krystian Czernichowski, 84, Polish Olympic basketball player.^[258]
• Alvin Dark, 92, American baseball player (Boston Braves, New York Giants) and manager (San Francisco Giants, Cleveland Indians), Alzheimer's disease.^[259]
• Mioljub Denić, 88-89, Serbian chief physician, cardiologist, basketball player and coach.^[260]
• Marion Downs, 100, American audiologist.^[261]
• Sir William Dugdale, 2nd Baronet, 92, British football executive and aristocrat, Chairman of Aston Villa (1975–1982).^[262]
• Dennis Elwell, 84, British astrologer.^[263]
• Robert A. Falk, 88, American farmer and politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1969–1972).^[264]
• Armand V. Feigenbaum, 92, American quality control expert and businessman.^[265]
• Alexander Grothendieck, 86, German-born French mathematician, winner of the Fields Medal (1966).^[266]
• Toshitami Kaihara, 81, Japanese politician, traffic collision.^[267]
• Howie Lee, 83, Canadian Olympic ice hockey player (1956).^[268]
• Ma Faxiang, 61, Chinese Navy vice admiral, suicide by jumping.^[269]
• Chris Meffert, 71, American politician, member of the Florida House of Representatives.^[270]
• Richard E. Morgan, 77, American political scientist.^[271]
• Lucilla Morlacchi, 78, Italian actress (The Leopard).^[272]
• Reg Parker, 87, British rugby league player and international coach.^[273]
• Irving Peress, 97, American dentist, investigated by Army-McCarthy hearings for alleged communist espionage.^[274]
• Jim Storrie, 74, Scottish footballer (Leeds United).^[275]
• Edward Summer, 68, American writer and director.^[276]
• Del Youngblood, 79, American college baseball coach.^[277]

14

• Marius Barnard, 87, South African surgeon.^[278]
• Henri Brincard, 74, French Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Le Puy-en-Velay (since 1988).^[279]
• Stephen Bragg, 90, British engineer.^[280]
• Diem Brown, 34, American reality show personality (The Challenge), ovarian and colon cancer.^[281]
• Wally Buhaj, 73, Australian footballer.^[282]
• Jane Byrne, 81, American politician, Mayor of Chicago (1979–1983).^[283]
• Albert E. Castel, 86, American historian and author.^[284]
• Alberto Madruga da Costa, 74, Azorean politician and businessman.^[285]
• Philip Joseph Cox, 92, British officer.^[286]
• Dave Dephoff, 86, New Zealand long jumper and decathlete.^[287]
• Tulio Halperín Donghi, 88, Argentine historian.^[288]
• Eugene Dynkin, 90, Soviet-born American mathematician.^[289]
• Bobby Epps, 82, American football player (New York Giants).^[290]
• Edgar Housepian, 86, American neurosurgeon.^[291]
• Kjell Hvidsand, 73, Norwegian footballer.^[292]
• Adib Jatene, 85, Brazilian cardiologist and politician, Minister of Health (1992, 1995–1996), heart attack.^[293]
• Glen A. Larson, 77, American writer and producer (Battlestar Galactica, Knight Rider, Magnum, P.I.), esophageal cancer.^[294]
• James A. Lebenthal, 86, American businessman, heart attack.^[295]
• Robert E. Littell, 78, American politician, member of the New Jersey Senate (1992–2008).^[296]
• Michael O'Brien, 81, Irish hurling manager (Cork GAA).^[297]
• Zaki Osman, 82, Egyptian international footballer.^[298]
• Morteza Pashaei, 30, Iranian pop singer, stomach cancer.^[299]
• Peter Rajah, 63, Malaysian footballer (Sabah, national team), heart attack.^[300]
• Ángel Robledo, 97, Argentinian politician.^[301]
• Lino Spiteri, 76, Maltese politician, Finance Minister (1981–1983, 1996–1997).^[302]
• Afonso Van-Dunem, 73, Angolan diplomat and politician.^[303]
• Paul Vaughan, 89, British journalist.^[304]
• Cherry Wainer, 79, South African musician (Lord Rockingham's XI).^[305]

15

• Max Birnstiel, 81, Swiss molecular biologist, heart failure.^[306]
• Jack Bridger Chalker, 96, British World War II artist.^[307]
• Bunny Briggs, 92, American tap dancer.^[308]
• Ashok K. Chandra, 66, Indian computer scientist.^[309]
• Lucien Clergue, 80, French photographer.^[310]
• Sylvia Edlund, 69, Canadian botanist.^[311]
• Nissim Eliad, 95, Israeli politician.^[312]
• Leslie Feinberg, 65, American transgender activist and author.^[313]
• Hunter J. Francois, 90, Saint Lucian politician and government minister.^[314]
• Dame Mary Glen-Haig, 96, British Olympic fencer.^[315]
• Werner Haase, 80, German Olympic skier.^[316]
• Richard F. Johnston, 89, American ornithologist and author.^[317]
• Wycliffe Kiyingi, 85, Ugandan playwright.^[318]
• Valéry Mézague, 30, Cameroonian footballer (Montpellier, Sochaux, national team).^[319]
• Serge Moscovici, 89, Romanian-born French social psychologist.^[320]
• Terence Rees, 86, British microbiologist.^[321]
• John Sparnon, 71, New Zealand rugby league player.^[322]
• John Wansacz, 78, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, leukemia.^[323]
• Reg Withers, 90, Australian politician, Senator (1966, 1968–1987), Lord Mayor of Perth (1991–1994).^[324]
• Marvin Zelen, 83, American biostatistician.^[325]

16

• Héctor Arredondo, 44, Mexican actor (Capadocia), pancreatic cancer.^[326]
• Javier Azagra Labiano, 91, Spanish Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Cartagena (1978–1998).^[327]
• Antoni Maria Badia i Margarit, 94, Spanish Catalan linguist and philologist.^[328]
• Beatrice Bruteau, 84, American painter.^[329]
• Andrew Bucci, 92, American artist.^[330]
• Charles Champlin, 88, American film critic and writer, Alzheimer's disease.^[331]
• Jovan Ćirilov, 83, Serbian theatrologist and author.^[332]
• Esther M. Conwell, 92, American physicist.^[333]
• Ian Craig, 79, Australian Test cricketer.^[334]
• Nan Dieter-Conklin, 88, American radio astronomer.^[335]
• Whammy Douglas, 79, American baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates).^[336]
• Babak Ghorbani, 25, Iranian wrestler, Asian Games champion (2010), suicide.^[337]
• Dessie Hughes, 71, Irish racehorse trainer.^[338]
• Juan Joseph, 27, American football player and coach (Edmonton Eskimos), shot.^[339]
• Kim Ja-ok, 63, South Korean actress, lung cancer.^[340]
• Sik Kok Kwong, 95, Hong Kong Buddhist monk, President of the Hong Kong Buddhist Association (1966–2014).^[341]
• Binney Lock, 82, New Zealand journalist and newspaper editor (The Press), cancer.^[342]
• Jadwiga Piłsudska, 94, Polish pilot and architect, World War II flying officer for the Air Transport Auxiliary.^[343]
• Carl Sanders, 89, American politician, Governor of Georgia (1963–1967), complications from a fall.^[344]
• Robert Sonkowsky, 83, American academic and actor.^[345]
• José Viejo, 65, Spanish Olympic racing cyclist.^[346]

17

• Ahmad Aladdin, 73, Jordanian general.^[347]
• Peter Allen, 92, Canadian surgeon.^[348]
• Natale H. Bellocchi, 88, American diplomat, Ambassador to Botswana (1985–1988), Chairman of the American Institute in Taiwan (1990–1995).^[349]
• Ron Bertram, 90, Australian lawyer and politician.^[350]
• Willy Burgdorfer, 89, Swiss-born American scientist, Parkinson's disease.^[351]
• William Bussing, 81, American ichthyologist.^[352]
• Omar Chabán, 62, Argentine impresario, convicted of the República Cromañón nightclub fire, Hodgkin's lymphoma.^[353]
• John T. Downey, 84, American CIA operative, held captive in China for 20 years, pancreatic cancer and Parkinson's disease.^[354]
• Dr. Flori, 35, Albanian singer-songwriter, drug overdose.^[355]
• Victor Elmaleh, 95, Moroccan-born American businessman.^[356]
• Bill Frenzel, 86, American politician, member of the U.S. House from Minnesota's 3rd district (1971–1991), cancer.^[357]
• Edwin Granai, 83, American politician.^[358]
• Stanisław Majcher, 78, Polish footballer.^[359]
• Warren Murdock, 70, New Zealand cricketer.^[360]
• Rokurō Naya, 82, Japanese voice actor (Saint Seiya, Yu Yu Hakusho, Eureka Seven: AO).^[361]
• Jan Thomas Njerve, 87, Norwegian painter.^[362]
• Ilija Pantelić, 72, Serbian Yugoslav footballer.^[363]
• Jimmy Ruffin, 78, American soul singer ("What Becomes of the Brokenhearted").^[364]
• Ray Sadecki, 73, American baseball player (St. Louis Cardinals, New York Mets), blood cancer.^[365]
• J. V. Shetty, 78, Indian banker.^[366]
• Patrick Suppes, 92, American philosopher.^[367]

18

• Alvin T. Amaral, 86, American politician.^[368]
• Dave Appell, 92, American musician, musical arranger and record producer.^[369]
• Lino Celaya, 65, Mexican politician, MP for Oaxaca (2003–2006), pancreatic cancer.^[370]
• Kottarapattu Chattu Kuttan, 94, Sri Lanka doorman.^[371]
• Fanny Colonna, 80, French-Algerian sociologist and anthropologist.^[372]
• Pepe Eliaschev, 69, Argentine journalist and writer, pancreatic cancer.^[373]
• Göran Graffman, 83, Swedish actor and film director.^[374]
• Ernest W. Johnson, 90, American physiatrist and electromyographer.^[375]
• Ted Leehane, 91, Australian rules footballer (Essendon).^[376]
• Ahmad Lozi, 89, Jordanian politician, Prime Minister (1971–1973), President of the Senate (1984–1997).^[377]
• Manzur Hasan Mintu, 74, Bangladeshi footballer and sports commentator.^[378]
• Geertje Lycklama à Nijeholt, 76, Dutch scientist and politician, rector of the International Institute of Social Studies (1990–1995), member of the Senate (1995–2003).^[379]
• Shahzada Alam Monnoo, 80, Pakistani industrialist and politician.^[380]
• C. Rudraiah, 67, Indian film director (Aval Appadithan).^[381]
• Ana Raquel Satre, 89, Uruguayan operatic soprano.^[382]
• Ismo Villa, 60, Finnish Olympic ice hockey player.^[383]

19

• René Abeliuk, 83, Chilean lawyer, academic and politician.^[384]
• Joseph B. Benedetti, 85, American politician, member of the Virginia House of Delegates (1985–1986) and Senate (1986–1998), cardiovascular disease.^[385]
• Roy Bhaskar, 70, British philosopher.^[386]
• Jeremiah Coffey, 81, Irish-born Australian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Sale (1989–2008).^[387]
• Bengt Eriksson, 83, Swedish Nordic combined skier, Olympic silver medalist (1956).^[388]
• Paddy Fagan, 84, Irish footballer.^[389]
• Pete Harman, 95, American businessman, opened first KFC franchise.^[390]
• Ray Heffernan, 79, Australian cricketer.^[391]
• Ramón Hoyos, 82, Colombian Olympic racing cyclist (1956, 1960), Pan American Games champion (1955), heart attack.^[392]
• Marianne Humeniuk, 67, Canadian Olympic swimmer.^[393]
• Richard A. Jensen, 80, American theologian.^[394]
• Otieno Kajwang, 55, Kenyan politician, Senator for Homa Bay (since 2013), MP for Mbita (1998–2013), cardiac arrest.^[395]
• Gholam Hossein Mazloumi, 64, Iranian footballer (Esteghlal, national team), stomach cancer.^[396]
• Mike Nichols, 83, German-born American director (The Graduate, Angels in America, Spamalot), Oscar winner (1968), cardiac arrest.^[397]
• Leonard Olivier, 91, American Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Washington (1988–2004).^[398]
• Sebelio Peralta Álvarez, 75, Paraguayan Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Villarrica del Espíritu Santo (1990–2008) and San Lorenzo (since 2009).^[399]
• Jon Stallworthy, 79, English academic, poet and literary critic.^[400]
• Teeton Mill, 25, British Thoroughbred racehorse.^[401] (death reported on this date)
• Mercy Williams, 67, Indian politician, cancer.^[402]

20

• Allan J. Baker, 71, Canadian ornithologist.^[403]
• John Bartram, 89, Australian Olympic runner (1948).^[404]
• Márcio Thomaz Bastos, 79, Brazilian politician, Minister of Justice (2003–2007), lung failure.^[405]
• Joe Bonner, 66, American jazz pianist.^[406]
• Marian Brown, 87, American media personality.^[407]
• Arthur Butterworth, 91, English composer and conductor.^[408]
• Ben Collins, 93, American football player, traffic accident.^[409]
• N. J. Dawood, 87, Iraqi translator.^[410]
• Neal L. First, 84, American biologist, complications from cancer.^[411]
• Murray Gittos, 94, New Zealand fencer.^[412]
• Charlie Hall, 84, American politician, member of the Florida House of Representatives (1980–1982).^[413]
• Han Pao-teh, 80, Taiwanese architect and curator.^[414]
• Charles Harrison, 81, American basketball player (Harlem Globetrotters).^[415]
• Anthony Hayde, 81, New Zealand Olympic field hockey player.^[416]
• Iain Hesford, 54, English footballer (Blackpool, Sunderland).^[417]
• Jimmy Heung, 64, Hong Kong film producer and director, cancer.^[418]
• Samuel Klein, 91, Polish-born Brazilian magnate (Casas Bahia).^[419]
• Stanley McDonald, 94, Canadian-born American businessman, founder of Princess Cruises.^[420]
• David Menasche, 41, American teacher and author, brain cancer.^[421]
• Cayetana Fitz-James Stuart, 18th Duchess of Alba, 88, Spanish aristocrat.^[422]
• Sharad Thakre, 46, Indian cricketer.^[423]

21

• Abdullah H. Abdur-Razzaq, 82, American activist.^[424]
• Leif Andersen, 78, Norwegian rower.^[425]
• Patrick Ascione, 61, French composer.^[426]
• Zdeněk Bobrovský, 80, Czech Olympic basketball player.^[427]
• Anne Cocker, 94, Scottish rose breeder.^[428]
• Richard Eder, 82, American journalist (Los Angeles Times, The New York Times), pneumonia.^[429]
• Selma Epstein, 87, American concert pianist.^[430]
• Borden Mace, 94, American film producer (Animal Farm).^[431]
• Vicente Paterno, 89, Filipino politician, Senator (1987–1992).^[432]
• Sir Robert Richardson, 85, British army lieutenant general.^[433]
• Paul von Ragué Schleyer, 84, American chemist.^[434]
• Heather Southcott, 86, Australian politician.^[435]
• Mary Lou Studnicka, 83, American baseball player (Rockford Peaches).^[436]
• Sir John Sutton, 82, British RAF officer, Lieutenant Governor of Jersey (1990–1995).^[437]
• Wang Kun, 89, Chinese opera singer and educator.^[438]

22

• Robert E. Allen, 90, American politician.^[439]
• Fiorenzo Angelini, 98, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, President of the Pontifical Council for the Pastoral Care of Health Care Workers (1985–1996).^[440]
• Margaret Aston, 82, British historian.^[441]
• Lewis Baltz, 69, American visual artist and photographer.^[442]
• Claire Barry, 94, American singer (The Barry Sisters).^[443]
• Jean-Paul Béchat, 72, French engineer and chief executive (Snecma, Safran).^[444]
• Petrit Bushati, 66, Albanian diplomat.^[445]
• Frank Caldwell, 93, British army major general, Assistant Chief of the General Staff (1972–1974).^[446]
• Elvira Cisneros, 90, American activist.^[447]
• Derek Deadman, 74, English actor (Time Bandits, Brazil, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone), diabetes.^[448]
• James O. Ellison, 85, American federal judge.^[449]
• Horst Fügner, 91, German motorcycle racer.^[450]
• Don Grate, 91, American baseball (Philadelphia Phillies) and basketball player (Sheboygan Red Skins).^[451]
• Bernard Heidsieck, 85, French poet, respiratory failure.^[452]
• Dick Ivey, 67, Australian rules footballer (North Melbourne).^[453]
• Chelva Kanaganayakam, 62, Sri Lankan-born Canadian translator and literary scholar, heart attack.^[454]
• Larry Kelm, 49, American football player (Los Angeles Rams), fall.^[455]
• John H. Land, 94, American politician, Mayor of Apopka, Florida (1950–1968, 1971–2014), stroke.^[456]
• Bean van Limbeek, 70, Dutch Olympic sport shooter.^[457]
• Mary H. Odom, 93, American politician, member of the North Carolina House of Representatives (1971–1972) and Senate (1975–1976).^[458]
• Marcel Paquet, 67, Belgian philosopher.^[459]
• Émile Poulat, 94, French historian and sociologist.^[460]
• Art Quirk, 76, American baseball player (Baltimore Orioles, Washington Senators).^[461]
• William Waffle Thomas, 94, American Air Force officer and Air Force One pilot.^[462]

23

• Georges Badin, 87, French poet and painter.^[463]
• Ida Ballasiotes, 78, American politician, member of the Washington House of Representatives.^[464]
• Marion Barry, 78, American politician, Mayor of the District of Columbia (1979–1991, 1995–1999), cardiac arrest.^[465]
• Dorothy Cheney, 98, American tennis player.^[466]
• Bob Conners, 80, American radio personality (WTVN), mantle cell lymphoma.^[467]
• Hélène Duc, 97, French actress.^[468]
• Bob Gottlieb, 74, American college basketball coach (UW-Milwaukee, Jacksonville).^[469]
• Anne Cowdrey, 14th Lady Herries of Terregles, 76, English racehorse trainer.^[470]
• Mark Keyworth, 66, English rugby union player (Swansea, national team), heart attack.^[471]
• Allan Kornblum, 65, American book publisher and poet, complications from leukemia.^[472]
• Stanley Lebor, 80, English actor (Ever Decreasing Circles, Flash Gordon, A Bridge Too Far).^[473]
• Joseph Francis Maguire, 95, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Springfield, Massachusetts (1977–1991).^{[citation needed]}
• Desmond Mangham, 90, British army major general.^[474]
• Metropolitan Mikhail of Asyut, 93, Egyptian prelate, Coptic Metropolitan of Asyut.^[475]
• John Neal, 82, English football player and manager (Wrexham, Middlesbrough, Chelsea).^[476]
• Murray Oliver, 77, Canadian ice hockey player (Boston Bruins, Minnesota North Stars, Toronto Maple Leafs), heart attack.^[477]
• Clive Palmer, 71, British folk musician (The Incredible String Band).^[478]
• Pat Quinn, 71, Canadian ice hockey coach and executive (Philadelphia Flyers, Toronto Maple Leafs, Vancouver Canucks).^[479]
• Rudolf Reichling, 90, Swiss politician and Olympic rower.^[480]
• Alla Sizova, 75, Russian ballet dancer.^[481]
• David Stoddart, 77, British geographer.^[482]

24

• Erzsébet Balázs, 94, Hungarian Olympic silver medallist gymnast (1948).^[483]
• Dickson D. Bruce, 68, American historian.^[484]
• Louis Casely-Hayford, 78, Ghanaian engineer.^[485]
• Mickey Champion, 89, American blues singer, stroke.^[486]
• Murli Deora, 77, Indian politician, Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas (2006–2011).^[487]
• Jorge Herrera Delgado, 53, Mexican politician, Mayor of Durango, Durango (2004–2007), MP for Durango (since 2012), pancreatic cancer.^[488]
• Reg Foulkes, 91, English footballer (Norwich City).^[489]
• Alberto Gollán, 96, Argentine media executive.^[490]
• Otto Hageberg, 78, Norwegian literary historian.^[491]
• Harry Haythorne, 88, Australian ballet master and artistic director (Queensland Ballet, Royal New Zealand Ballet).^[492]
• Peter Henderson, 88, New Zealand rugby union (Hawke's Bay, Wanganui, national team) and rugby league (Huddersfield) player and sprinter, British Empire Games bronze medalist (1950).^[493]
• Gordon Hill, 87, American quartet bass singer.^[494]
• Frederick Hodges, 93, British Olympic diver.^[495]
• Annie Lee, 79, American artist.^[496]
• Nenad Manojlović, 57, Serbian Yugoslav water polo player and manager (national team).^[497]
• Emy Storm, 89, Swedish actress (Emil i Lönneberga), stroke.^[498]
• Viktor Tikhonov, 84, Soviet ice hockey player (VVS Moscow, Dynamo Moscow) and coach (national team).^[499]
• Henry Woo, 85, Canadian politician, MLA for Edmonton-Sherwood Park (1979–1986).^[500]

25

• Irvin J. Borowsky, 90, American publisher.^[501]
• William B. Callaway, 71, American landscape architect.^[502]
• Albert K. Cohen, 96, American criminologist.^[503]
• Sitara Devi, 94, Indian Kathak dancer.^[504]
• Joseph Thomas Dimino, 91, American Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop for the Military Services (1991–1997).
• Joanna Dunham, 78, English actress (The Greatest Story Ever Told).^[505]
• Brison D. Gooch, 89, American historian.^[506]
• Vladimir Gundartsev, 69, Soviet biathlete, Olympic champion (1968), world champion (1969).^[507]
• Petr Hapka, 70, Czech composer.^[508]
• Denham Harman, 98, American biogerontologist and professor emeritus (UNMC).^[509]
• Eladio Herrera, 84, Argentine Olympic boxer.^[510]
• Rudolf Hoppe, 92, German chemist.^[511]
• Aurelio Milani, 80, Italian footballer (Internazionale).^[512]
• Geoff Mullen, 67, Australian draft resister.^[513]
• Karl Maria Udo Remmes, 60, German photographer.^[514]
• Hans Scarsini, 90, Austrian Olympic ice hockey player (1956).^[515]
• Peter Wescombe, 82, British diplomat and co-founder of Bletchley Park Trust.^[516]

26

• Tuğçe Albayrak, 22, German student, injuries sustained in an attack.^[517]
• Sir Arthur Bonsall, 97, British civil servant, Director of GCHQ (1973–1978).^[518]
• Carl Brettschneider, 82, American football player (Chicago Cardinals, Detroit Lions).^[519]
• Don Dee, 71, American basketball player (Indiana Pacers), Olympic champion (1968).^[520]
• Annemarie Düringer, 89, Swiss actress (Count Five and Die).^[521]
• Malcolm Finlayson, 84, British footballer (Wolverhampton Wanderers).^[522]
• Frankie Fraser, 90, British gangster, surgical complications.^[523]
• Marvin Leonard Goldberger, 92, American physicist, President of the California Institute of Technology (1978–1987).^[524]
• Mary Hinkson, 89, American dancer and choreographer, pulmonary fibrosis.^[525]
• Elena Jahn, 76, American painter, complications from scleroderma.^[526]
• Fikret Kırcan, 94, Turkish Olympic footballer (1948).^[527]
• János Konrád, 73, Hungarian water polo player, Olympic champion (1964).^[528]
• Arthur Montford, 85, Scottish football commentator.^[529]
• Tapan Raychaudhuri, 90, Indian historian.^[530]
• Sabah, 87, Lebanese singer and actress.^[531]
• Aaron Shirley, 81, American physician and civil rights activist.^[532]
• Gordon Curran Stewart, 75, American publisher and speechwriter, emphysema.^[533]
• Gilles Tremblay, 75, Canadian ice hockey player (Montreal Canadiens).^[534]
• Peter Underwood, 91, British author, broadcaster and paranormalist.^[535]
• William W. Wiedrich, 83, American Episcopal prelate, Bishop of Chicago (1991–1997).^[536]
• Ángel Tulio Zof, 86, Argentine football player and coach (Rosario Central).^[537]

27

• Lester Bernstein, 90, American journalist.^[538]
• Célia Bertin, 94, French writer.^[539]
• Wanda Błeńska, 103, Polish physician and missionary.^[540]
• Curley Bridges, 80, American singer, pianist and songwriter, cancer.^[541]
• Wynn Chamberlain, 87, American artist, filmmaker and author.^[542]
• Richard T. Cooney, 81, American politician, member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives.^[543]
• Ledio Fanucchi, 83, American football player (Chicago Cardinals).^[544]
• August Gottschalk, 92, German footballer.^[545]
• Phillip Hughes, 25, Australian cricketer, vertebral artery dissection leading to subarachnoid haemorrhage.^[546]
• P. D. James, 94, English crime novelist (The Children of Men, Death Comes to Pemberley).^[547]
• Valeri Kalachikhin, 75, Russian Olympic champion volleyball player (1964).^[548]
• Jack Kyle, 88, British rugby union player and surgeon.^[549]
• Mordecai Lawner, 86, American actor (Annie Hall, Ghostbusters II, Raw Deal).^[550]
• William Lonc, 84, Canadian Jesuit priest, translator and physicist.^[551]
• Israel Ledesma Magaña, 60, Mexican politician, MP for the State of Mexico (2009–2012), cancer.^[552]
• Stanisław Mikulski, 85, Polish theatre and film actor (Stawka większa niż życie).^[553]
• Fernance B. Perry, 93, Bermudian businessman.^[554]
• Terry Sanderson, 62, Canadian lacrosse coach and manager.^[555]
• Arne Serck-Hanssen, 89, Norwegian Olympic rower and physician (1948).^[556]
• Meta Truscott, 97, Australian diarist and historian.^[557]
• Viktor Ulyanich, 65, Russian boxer.^[558]
• Wang Yung-tsai, 93, Taiwanese industrialist (Formosa Plastics Group).^[559]
• Frank Yablans, 79, American film producer and screenwriter, President of Paramount Pictures (1971–1975).^[560]

28

• Said Akl, 102, Lebanese poet, writer, playwright and language reformer.^[561]
• Dale Armstrong, 73, Canadian drag racer and crew chief, complications of sarcoidosis.^[562]
• Emmon Bach, 85, American linguist.^[563]
• Henri Bini, 83, Monegasque fencer.^[564]
• Brumsic Brandon Jr., 87, American cartoonist, Parkinson's disease.^[565]
• Chespirito, 85, Mexican playwright, actor and screenwriter (El Chavo del Ocho, El Chapulín Colorado), heart failure.^[566]
• Jean Dacquay, 86, French racing cyclist.^[567]
• Luis Estevez, 83-84, Cuban-born American fashion designer and costume designer.^[568]
• Thomas W. Hungerford, 78, American mathematician.^[569]
• László Kapolyi, 82, Hungarian politician.^[570]
• Donald Lamberton, 87, Australian economist.^[571]
• Danny Lee, 95, American special effects artist (Bonnie and Clyde, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, The Black Hole), Oscar winner (1972).^[572]
• Richard B. Mather, 101, American sinologist.^[573]
• Tom Moyer, 95, American businessman and amateur boxer.^[574]
• Frances Nero, 71, American soul and jazz singer.^[575]
• Lucidio Sentimenti, 94, Italian footballer (Juventus, Lazio).^[576]
• Bunta Sugawara, 81, Japanese actor (Torakku Yarō, Spirited Away), liver cancer.^[577]

29

• Dwayne Alons, 68, American politician, member of the Iowa House of Representatives (since 1999), renal cancer.^[578]
• Olugbenga Ashiru, 66, Nigerian politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs (2011–2013).^[579]
• Ajit Kumar Banerjee, 83, Indian environmentalist.^[580]
• Dick Bresciani, 76, American baseball executive and spokesperson, leukemia.^[581]
• Robert L. Clifford, 89, American associate justice (New Jersey Supreme Court).^[582]
• Luc De Vos, 52, Belgian musician (Gorki) and writer, organ failure.^[583]
• Bernard Fernandez, 96, American Negro league baseball player.^[584]
• Rowland G. Freeman III, 92, American rear admiral.^[585]
• John Goodlad, 94, Canadian educational researcher.^[586]
• Roger Hallmark, 68, American country singer, cancer.^[587]
• Martha S. Hearron, 71, American biostatistician.^[588]
• John Holroyd, 79, English civil servant.^[589]
• Hal Huggins, 77, American dentist and dental advocate.^[590]
• Imperial Call, 25, Irish racehorse.^[591] (death announced on this date)
• Brian Macdonald, 86, Canadian dancer and choreographer.^[592]
• Mark Strand, 80, Canadian-born American poet and writer, United States Poet Laureate (1990–1991), liposarcoma.^[593]
• Ahmad Wartam, 79, Singapore international footballer.^[594]
• Pyotr Zayev, 61, Soviet-born Russian boxer, Olympic silver medalist (1980).^[595]

30

• Radwa Ashour, 68, Egyptian writer and academic.^[596]
• Mari Bjørgan, 64, Norwegian actress.^[597]
• Paul Buissonneau, 87, Canadian actor and theatre director.^[598]
• Mel Casas, 85, American artist, cancer.^[599]
• Sir Fred Catherwood, 89, British politician and Christian writer, MEP (1979–1994).^[600]
• Qayyum Chowdhury, 82, Bangladeshi painter.^[601]
• Jean-Baptiste Donnet, 91, French chemist.^[602]
• Jarbom Gamlin, 53, Indian politician, Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh (2011), liver thrombosis.^[603]
• Go Seigen, 100, Chinese-born Japanese Go player.^[604]
• Kazuko Hara, 79, Japanese opera composer, heart failure.^[605]
• Kent Haruf, 71, American novelist (Plainsong).^[606]
• Marvin C. Helling, 91, American football player and coach.^[607]
• Norm Holland, 90, New Zealand jockey.^[608]
• Rahim Jahani, 67, Afghan singer.^[609]
• Ronnie Koes, 77, Canadian football player.^[610]
• Martin Litton, 97, American environmentalist and editor.^[611]
• Anthony Dryden Marshall, 90, American theatrical producer, CIA intelligence officer and ambassador.^[612]
• Phil May, 70, Australian Olympic athlete (1968).^[613]
• Paolo Mosca, 71, Italian writer and television presenter.^[614]
• Ian Player, 87, South African conservationist.^[615]
• Pete Rodriguez, 74, American college football coach (Western Illinois Leathernecks), complications from surgery.^[616]
• Maurice Saxby, 89, Australian academic and author.^[617]
• Trading Leather, 4, Irish Thoroughbred racehorse, Irish Derby winner (2013), euthanized after race injury.^[618]
• Mary Burke Washington, 88, American economist.^[619]
• Elizabeth Young, Lady Kennet, 91, British journalist and author.^[620]