The following is a list of notable deaths in November 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.

November 2017

1

• Brad Bufanda, 34, American actor (Veronica Mars, A Cinderella Story, Co-Ed Confidential), suicide by jumping.^[1]
• Ramón Cabrero, 69, Spanish-born Argentine football player and coach (Lanús), stroke.^[2]
• Pablo Cedrón, 59, Argentine actor (You Are the One, El Viento).^[3]
• Eifion Evans, 86, Welsh church historian.^[4]
• Tor Henriksen, 84, Norwegian politician.^[5]
• Rosemary Lassig, 76, Australian swimmer, Olympic silver medalist (1960), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[6]
• Katie Lee, 98, American folk singer and environmentalist.^[7]
• Václav Machek, 91, Czech Olympic cyclist.^[8]
• Vladimir Makanin, 80, Russian writer.^[9]
• John Mecray, 80, American painter, acute myeloid leukemia.^[10]
• Richard P. Mills, 72, American educator, Commissioner of Education of New York (1995–2009), heart attack.^[11]
• Paul V. Mullaney, 97, American politician and judge, Mayor of Worcester, Massachusetts (1963–1965).^[12]
• Myron Noodleman, 59, American baseball clown, sinus cancer.^[13]
• Yisrael Rosen, 76, Israeli Orthodox rabbi.^[14]
• Serhiy Ryzhkov, 59, Ukrainian shipwright and ecologist.^[15]
• James Tayoun, 87, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1969–1970).^[16]
• Peter Toms, 84, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly for Maitland (1981).^[17]
• Massimo Wilde, 73, Italian politician, Senator (1994–2001).^[18]

2

• Francis Allotey, 85, Ghanaian mathematician and professor (KNUST), founding fellow of the African Academy of Sciences.^[19]
• Afif Bahnassi, 89, Syrian art historian.^[20]
• Costanzo Balleri, 84, Italian football player (Internazionale, Livorno) and manager (Livorno).^[21]
• Lady Ursula d'Abo, 100, English socialite.^[22]
• John Paul De Cecco, 92, American professor (San Francisco State University), pioneer of sexuality studies.^[23]
• Orval H. Hansen, 91, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives for Idaho's 2nd congressional district (1969–1975), complications from cancer.^[24]
• Bob Harper, 72, Australian politician, member of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland (1995–1998).^[25]
• William Landau, 93, American neurologist, co-namesake of Landau–Kleffner syndrome.^[26]
• Sir Michael Latham, 74, British politician, MP for Melton (1974–1983) and Rutland and Melton (1983–1992).^[27]
• Sarah Maguire, 60, English poet and translator, breast cancer.^[28]
• David Muise, 68, Canadian politician, MLA (1978–1981) and Mayor of Cape Breton Regional Municipality (1997–2000).^[29]
• Paddy Russell, 89, British television director (Doctor Who, Out of the Unknown, The Omega Factor).^[30]
• María Martha Serra Lima, 72, Argentine ballad and bolero singer.^[31]
• Manlio Simonetti, 91, Italian Biblical scholar.^[32]
• Aboubacar Somparé, 73, Guinean politician, President of the National Assembly (2002–2008).^[33]
• Joan Tisch, 90, American socialite, heiress to the Loews Corporation.^[34]
• Ron Van Horne, 85, Canadian politician, Ontario MPP (1977–1998).^[35]
• Dina Wadia, 98, Indian political figure, pneumonia.^[36]
• Bill Wilkerson, 72, American radio newsreader and sports announcer (KMOX, Missouri Tigers, St. Louis football Cardinals).^[37]

3

• Gaetano Bardini, 91, Italian opera singer, heart disease.^[38]
• Trevor Bell, 87, British artist.^[39]
• Abdur Rahman Biswas, 91, Bangladeshi politician, President (1991–1996), heart failure.^[40]
• Sid Catlett, 69, American basketball player (Cincinnati Royals), complications from brain hemorrhage.^[41]
• Ed Flanagan, 66, American politician, member of the Vermont Senate (2005–2011).^[42]
• William Frye, 96, American producer.^[43]
• Ismail Juma, 26, Tanzanian long-distance runner, motorcycle crash.^[44]
• Jiří Kormaník, 82, Czechoslovakian wrestler, Olympic silver medalist (1964).^[45]
• Václav Riedlbauch, 70, Czech composer, pedagogue, manager and politician, Minister of Culture (2009–2010).^[46]

4

• Jaakko Asikainen, 76, Finnish Olympic sports shooter.^[47]
• Michael Augustine, 84, Indian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Vellore (1981–1992) and Archbishop of Pondicherry and Cuddalore (1992–2004).^[48]
• Cheng Ch'ing-wen, 85, Taiwanese writer, heart attack.^[49]
• Isabel Granada, 41, Filipino actress and singer, aneurysm.^[50]
• Beryl Grant, 96, Australian community worker.^[51]
• Tamara Natalie Madden, 42, Jamaican artist, ovarian cancer.^[52]
• João de Matos, 62, Angolan military officer.^[53]
• Derek Morgan, 88, English cricketer (Derbyshire).^[54]
• Luis Poggi, 88, Peruvian cyclist.^[55]
• Ned Romero, 90, American actor (Dan August, Hang 'Em High, Star Trek).^[56]
• Malcolm Scott, 59, Australian football player.^[57]
• Dudley Simpson, 95, Australian composer (Doctor Who, Blake's 7) and conductor (Royal Opera House).^[58]
• C. W. Smith, 70, American NASCAR driver.^[59]
• Tallys, 30, Brazilian footballer (Paysandu), traffic collision.^[60]
• Anna Diggs Taylor, 84, American federal judge, United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan (1979–1998).^[61]
• Gene Verble, 89, American baseball player (Washington Senators).^[62]
• Regina Yaou, 62, Ivorian writer.^[63]

5

• Renzo Calegari, 84, Italian cartoonist (Storia del West), stroke.^[64]
• Digger Crown, 20, Swedish racehorse, euthanized.^[65]
• Don Eddy, 81, American college basketball coach (UTSA Roadrunners, Eastern Illinois Panthers).^[66]
• Robin Esser, 84, British newspaper executive (Sunday Express, Daily Mail).^[67]
• Nancy Friday, 84, American author (My Secret Garden, Forbidden Flowers, Women on Top), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[68]
• Bob Girard, 69, Canadian ice hockey player (Washington Capitals).^[69]
• Helen John, 80, British anti-war activist.^[70]
• William Klemperer, 90, American chemist.^[71]
• Robert Knight, 77, American R&B singer ("Everlasting Love", "Love on a Mountain Top").^[72]
• Murray Koffler, 93, Canadian pharmacist and businessman, founder of Shoppers Drug Mart.^[73]
• Mansour bin Muqrin, 43–44, Saudi businessman, Vice Governor of 'Asir (since 2013), helicopter crash.^[74]
• Sir Hugh Neill, 96, British businessman and public servant.^[75]
• Louis Roney, 96, American opera singer.^[76]
• Geoff Rothwell, 97, British Royal Air Force bomber pilot of the Second World War.^[77]
• Vera Shlakman, 108, American economist and professor.^[78]
• George Edward Tait, 73, American poet.^[79]
• Dionatan Teixeira, 25, Brazilian-born Slovak footballer (Košice, Stoke City), heart attack.^[80]
• Lothar Thoms, 61, German track cyclist, Olympic champion (1980).^[81]

6

• Roger Becker, 83, British tennis player.^[82]
• Jansug Charkviani, 86, Georgian poet and politician, MP (1995–2003), Shota Rustaveli laureate (1984).^[83]
• Dave Cloutier, 78, American football player (Boston Patriots).^[84]
• Karin Dor, 79, German actress (You Only Live Twice, Topaz, The Spy with Ten Faces).^[85]
• Joe Fortunato, 87, American football player (Chicago Bears).^[86]
• Marek Frąckowiak, 67, Polish stage and film actor, spinal cancer.^[87]
• Scott Fredericks, 74, Irish actor (Doctor Who, See No Evil, Triangle).^[88]
• Richard F. Gordon Jr., 88, American astronaut (Gemini 11, Apollo 12).^[89]
• Günter Hoge, 77, German footballer (1. FC Union Berlin, East Germany national team).^[90]
• Jacques Landriault, 96, Canadian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Hearst (1964–1971) and Timmins (1971–1990).^[91]
• Susan Linnee, 75, American journalist.^[92]
• Clem Parker, 90, New Zealand Olympic sprinter.^[93]
• Feliciano Rivilla, 81, Spanish footballer (Atlético de Madrid, national team).^[94]
• Andrés Sapelak, 97, Polish-born Argentine Ukrainian Greek Catholic hierarch, Bishop of Santa María del Patrocinio in Buenos Aires (1968–1997).^[95]
• Rhona Silver, 66, American catering executive, heart attack.^[96]
• Rick Stelmaszek, 69, American baseball player (Texas Rangers) and coach (Minnesota Twins), pancreatic cancer.^[97]
• Kasëm Trebeshina, 92, Albanian writer.^[98]
• William Weintraub, 91, Canadian journalist, author and filmmaker.^[99]

7

• Paul Buckmaster, 71, English arranger (Elton John, The Rolling Stones) and composer (12 Monkeys), Grammy winner (2002).^[100]
• Debra Chasnoff, 60, American documentary filmmaker (Deadly Deception: General Electric, Nuclear Weapons and Our Environment), Oscar winner (1992), breast cancer.^[101]
• Robert De Cormier, 95, American composer and conductor (The Belafonte Folk Singers).^[102]
• James B. Engle, 98, American diplomat, Ambassador to Benin (1974–1976).^[103]
• Wendell Eugene, 94, American jazz trombonist.^[104]
• Wahome Gakuru, 51, Kenyan politician, traffic collision.^[105]
• Pentti Glan, 71, Finnish-Canadian drummer (Alice Cooper, Lou Reed, Mandala), lung cancer.^[106]
• João Hall Themido, 93, Portuguese diplomat, Ambassador to the United States (1971–1981).^[107]
• Roy Halladay, 40, American baseball player (Toronto Blue Jays, Philadelphia Phillies), Cy Young Award winner (2003, 2010), plane crash.^[108]
• Brad Harris, 84, American actor and stuntman (Kommissar X, Goliath Against the Giants, The Pirates of the Mississippi).^[109]
• Loren Hightower, 89, American dancer.^[110]
• Dolores Kendrick, 90, American poet, complications from cancer.^[111]
• M. Nannan, 94, Indian educationist.^[112]
• Paddles, 1, New Zealand polydactyl cat, co-owned by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, traffic collision.^[113]
• Brian Perry, 74, English cricketer (Shropshire).^[114]
• Hans-Michael Rehberg, 79, German actor (Schindler's List).^[115]
• Michael Ryan, 75, Australian Olympic hurdler (1964).^[116]
• Carl Sargeant, 49, Welsh politician, AM (since 2003), suicide by hanging.^[117]
• Hans Schäfer, 90, German footballer (1. FC Köln, West Germany national team), FIFA World Cup winner (1954).^[118]
• Amelia Toledo, 90, Brazilian sculptor and painter.^[119]

8

• Antonio Carluccio, 80, Italian chef, restaurateur and television presenter (Two Greedy Italians), fall.^[120]
• John H. Cushman, 96, American military officer, Commander of the I Corps (1976–1978) and the 101st Airborne Division (1972–1973), stroke.^[121]
• Eva Ernström, 56, Swedish Olympic athlete (1984).^[122]
• Roger Grenier, 98, French writer and journalist.^[123]
• Tim Gudgin, 87, British radio presenter.^[124]
• Pat Hutchins, 75, British illustrator, author and actress (Rosie and Jim), cancer.^[125]
• Geoffrey Jameson, 89, Australian Olympic wrestler.^[126]
• Jo Jeonggwon, 68, South Korean poet and critic.^[127]
• Janusz Kłosiński, 96, Polish actor.^[128]
• Doug Moseley, 89, American author and politician.^[129]
• Wood Moy, 99, American actor (Chan Is Missing, Howard the Duck, Final Analysis).^[130]
• Don Prince, 79, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs).^[131]
• Jean-Pierre Pujol, 76, French politician, Deputy for Gers's 1st constituency (2001–2002), Mayor of Nogaro (1989–2008).^[132]
• Charles Tyner, 92, American actor (Cool Hand Luke, The Outlaw Josey Wales, Planes, Trains and Automobiles).^[133]
• Josip Weber, 52, Croatian-Belgian footballer (Cercle Brugge, Croatia national team, Belgium national team), cancer.^[134]
• Dov Yaffe, 89, Lithuanian-born Israeli rabbi.^[135]

9

• Ingrid Almqvist, 90, Swedish Olympic javelin thrower (1948, 1956, 1960).^[136]
• Rob Astbury, 69, Australian sports journalist.^[137]
• Grete Berget, 63, Norwegian politician, Minister of Children and Family Affairs (1991–1996), cancer.^[138]
• Sir Arlington Butler, 79, Bahamian politician.^[139]
• Bill Cashmore, 56, British actor (Brass Eye, Fist of Fun).^[140]
• Donald S. Coffey, 85, American physician.^[141]
• Fred Cole, 69, American singer and musician (The Lollipop Shoppe, Dead Moon), liver disease.^[142]
• Tom Coughlan, 83, New Zealand rugby union player (South Canterbury, national team).^[143]
• Akbar Eftekhari, 73, Iranian footballer (Persepolis F.C.).^[144]
• Robert Gensburg, 78, American lawyer.^[145]
• John Hillerman, 84, American actor (Magnum, P.I., Chinatown, Blazing Saddles), Emmy winner (1987), heart disease.^[146]
• Muhammad Ibrahim Joyo, 102, Pakistani writer and scholar.^[147]
• Gene Kotlarek, 77, American Olympic ski jumper (1960, 1964).^[148]
• Chuck Mosley, 57, American singer (Faith No More, Bad Brains) and songwriter ("We Care a Lot"), drug overdose.^[149]
• Canaan Zinothi Moyo, 84, Zimbabwean politician.^[150]
• Chuck Nergard, 88, American politician, member of the Florida House of Representatives (1967–1976, 1978–1990).^[151]
• Priyan, 53, Indian cinematographer, heart attack.^[152]
• Jim Sladky, 70, American figure skater, world championship silver (1970) and bronze medalist (1969, 1971, 1972).^[153]
• Shyla Stylez, 35, Canadian pornographic actress.^[154]

10

• Duffy Ayers, 102, English portrait painter.^[155]
• Moniz Bandeira, 81, Brazilian political scientist, historian and poet.^[156]
• Guy Barrabino, 83, French Olympic fencer (1960).^[157]
• Márcia Cabrita, 53, Brazilian actress (Sai de Baixo, Sete Pecados, Novo Mundo), ovarian cancer.^[158]
• Neil Clerehan, 94, Australian architect.^[159]
• Bernhard Eckstein, 82, German Olympic racing cyclist, world champion (1960).^[160]
• Geoff Fletcher, 74, English rugby league player (Leigh Centurions).^[161]
• Mohan Kumar, 83, Indian director.^[162]
• Ray Lovelock, 67, Italian actor (Fiddler on the Roof, Let Sleeping Corpses Lie, Murder Rock) and musician, cancer.^[163]
• Ron Mabra, 66, American football player (Atlanta Falcons, New York Jets).^[164]
• Knut Mørkved, 79, Norwegian diplomat.^[165]
• Erika Remberg, 85, Austrian actress (The Lickerish Quartet).^[166]
• A. G. Milkha Singh, 75, Indian cricketer.^[167]
• Peter Trower, 87, Canadian poet and novelist.^[168]
• Alan Tuffin, 84, British trade unionist.^[169]
• Mikhail Nikolayevich Zadornov, 69, Latvian-born Russian comedian and writer, cancer.

11

• Henry Badenhorst, 51, South African businessman, co-founder of Gaydar, suicide by jumping.^[170]
• Kirti Nidhi Bista, 90, Nepali politician, Prime Minister (1969–1970, 1971–1973, 1977–1979), cancer.^[171]
• Vanu Bose, 52, American engineer and technology executive, pulmonary embolism.^[172]
• Lars Oftedal Broch, 78, Norwegian judge.^[173]
• Chiquito de la Calzada, 85, Spanish singer, actor and comedian, complications of cardiac catheterization.^[174]
• Tom Cornsweet, 88, American psychologist.^[175]
• Frank Corsaro, 92, American opera director and actor (Rachel, Rachel).^[176]
• Floyd Crawford, 88, Canadian ice hockey player, 1959 world championship team.^[177]
• Gemze de Lappe, 95, American dancer, pneumonia.^[178]
• Carlos Dívar, 75, Spanish magistrate, President of Audiencia Nacional (2001–2008), General Council of the Judiciary and Supreme Court (2008–2012), pulmonary edema.^[179]
• Henry Emeleus, 87, British geologist.^[180]
• Willy Johan Fredriksen, 87, Norwegian diplomat.^[181]
• Edward S. Herman, 92, American economist and journalist (Manufacturing Consent), bladder cancer.^[182]
• Franco Hernandez, 26, Filipino television personality (It's Showtime) and singer, drowned.^[183]
• Nate Hobgood-Chittick, 42, American football player (St. Louis Rams, Kansas City Chiefs, San Francisco 49ers), heart attack.^[184]
• Huang Shisong, 98, Chinese meteorologist.^[185]
• Baard Owe, 81, Norwegian-born Danish actor (The Kingdom), lung cancer.^[186]
• Alessandro Pansa, 55, Italian business executive, heart attack.^[187]
• Rance Pless, 91, American baseball player (Kansas City Athletics).^[188]
• Jeffrey T. Richelson, 67, American author and national security researcher, cancer.^[189]
• Amar Rouaï, 85, Algerian football player and manager.^[190]
• Valery Rozov, 52, Russian BASE jumper, wingsuit crash.^[191]
• Ian Wachtmeister, 84, Swedish metallurgic executive, count and politician, MP (1991–1994), founder of New Democracy, lymphoma.^[192]

12

• Bobby Baker, 89, American political adviser to Lyndon Johnson.^[193]
• Michel Chapuis, 87, French classical organist and pedagogue.^[194]
• Georges Firmin, 93, French Olympic weightlifter.^[195]
• Miklós Holop, 92, Hungarian water polo player, Olympic silver medalist (1948).^[196]
• James O'Connor, 87, American sociologist and political economist.^[197]
• Børre Olsen, 53, Norwegian jewelry designer.^[198]
• Bernard Panafieu, 86, French Roman Catholic cardinal, Archbishop of Aix (1978–1994) and Marseille (1995–2006).^[199]
• Wendy Pepper, 53, American fashion designer (Project Runway), complications from pneumonia.^[200]
• Lady Cynthia Postan, 99, English horticulturist.^[201]
• John C. Raines, 84, American civil rights activist and member of the Citizens' Commission to Investigate the FBI, congestive heart failure.^[202]
• Jack Ralite, 89, French politician, MP (1973–1981), Minister of Health (1981–1983) and Senator (1995–2011).^[203]
• Geoffrey Alexander Rowley-Conwy, 9th Baron Langford, 105, British Army officer and hereditary peer.^[204]
• Eric Salzman, 84, American composer (Center for Contemporary Opera), heart attack.^[205]
• Edith Savage-Jennings, 93, American civil rights activist.^[206]
• Liz Smith, 94, American gossip columnist (Newsday, New York Daily News).^[207]
• Mikko Vainio, 94, Finnish politician, MP (1970–1975, 1983–1987).^[208]
• Santiago Vernazza, 89, Argentine footballer (River Plate, AC Milan, national team).^[209]
• Lawrence R. Yetka, 93, American judge (Associate Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court, 1973–1993) and politician (Minnesota House of Representatives, 1951–1961).^[210]

13

• Jeff Capel II, 64, American college basketball coach (North Carolina A&T, Old Dominion), amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[211]
• Bobby Doerr, 99, American Hall of Fame baseball player (Boston Red Sox).^[212]
• Vladimir Goldner, 83, Croatian physician.^[213]
• Thomas J. Hudner Jr., 93, American naval aviator, Medal of Honor recipient (Battle of Chosin Reservoir).^[214]
• Jeremy Hutchinson, Baron Hutchinson of Lullington, 102, British lawyer and life peer.^[215]
• Peter Imbert, Baron Imbert, 84, British police officer, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police (1987–1992) and life peer.^[216]
• Alina Janowska, 94, Polish actress, Alzheimer's disease.^[217]
• Yannis Kapsis, 88, Greek journalist (Ta Nea) and politician, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs (1982–1989).^[218]
• Haskell Monroe, 86, American educator, President of the University of Texas at El Paso (1980–1987) and the University of Missouri (1987–1993).^[219]
• Frank O'Connor, 94, Australian footballer (Melbourne).^[220]
• Kevin Phillips, 63, Canadian politician, member of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan (since 2011).^[221]
• David Poisson, 35, French Olympic alpine skier (2010, 2014), training crash.^[222]
• František Poláček, 77, Czechoslovak Olympic boxer.^[223]
• Jim Rivera, 96, American baseball player (St. Louis Browns, Chicago White Sox, Kansas City Athletics).^[224]
• Reynir Sigurðsson, 89, Icelandic Olympic sprinter.^[225]

14

• Jack Blessing, 66, American actor (Moonlighting, The Naked Truth, George Lopez), pancreatic cancer.^[226]
• Grahame Chevalier, 80, South African cricketer (Western Province).^[227]
• Thomas Hansell, 63, English cricketer.^[228]
• Abdul Mannan Hossain, 65, Indian politician, MP (2004–2014).^[229]
• Hou Zongbin, 88, Chinese politician, Governor of Shaanxi (1990–1992).^[230]
• Toivo Jaatinen, 91, Finnish sculptor.^[231]
• Barbara Jones-Hogu, 79, American artist.^[232]
• Albert C. Ledner, 93, American architect.^[233]
• Little Mama, c.79, African-born chimpanzee (Lion Country Safari), oldest on record, kidney failure.^[234]
• Uwe Reinhardt, 80, German-born Canadian-American economist (Princeton University).^[235]
• Jean-Pierre Schmitz, 85, Luxembourgian road bicycle racer.^[236]
• Wolfgang Schreyer, 89, German writer.^[237]
• Shyama, 82, Indian actress.^[238]
• Gunnar Uldall, 76, German politician.^[239]
• Nancy Zieman, 64, American writer and television host (Sewing with Nancy), cancer.^[240]

15

• Luis Bacalov, 84, Argentine-born Italian composer (Il Postino), Oscar winner (1996), stroke.^[241]
• Jill Barklem, 66, British writer and illustrator (Brambly Hedge).^[242]
• Keith Barron, 83, British actor (Duty Free, The Odd Man, The Nigel Barton Plays).^[243]
• Camilo Cerviño, 89, Argentine footballer.^[244]
• Sara Craven, 79, British author.^[245]
• David S. Cunningham Jr., 82, American politician, Los Angeles City Councilman (1973–1987) cancer.^[246]
• Sister Dame Pauline Engel, 87, New Zealand nun and educator (Carmel College).^[247]
• Bill Haigh, 93, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly for Maroubra (1968–1983).^[248]
• Françoise Héritier, 84, French anthropologist, ethnologist and feminist.^[249]
• Robert G. Jahn, 87, American physicist and parapsychologist.^[250]
• Frans Krajcberg, 96, Polish-born Brazilian artist.^[251]
• Lil Peep, 21, American singer and rapper, drug overdose.^[252]
• Joy Lofthouse, 94, British World War II pilot.^[253]
• Lure, 28, American thoroughbred racehorse.^[254]
• Moana Manley, 82, New Zealand swimmer and beauty queen, Miss New Zealand (1954), complications from stroke.^[255]
• J. Steve Mostyn, 46, American lawyer and philanthropist, suicide.^[256]
• Kunwar Narayan, 90, Indian poet.^[257]
• Hamad Ndikumana, 39, Rwandan footballer.^[258]
• Eric P. Newman, 106, American numismatist.^[259]
• Bert Ormond, 86, British-born New Zealand footballer (Falkirk, New Zealand national team).^[260]
• Jaroslav Vanek, 87, Czech-born American economist.^[261]
• Halina Wasilewska-Trenkner, 75, Polish economist.^[262]

16

• Michelle Dumon, 96, Belgian WWII resistance agent (Comet line).^[263]
• Tobias Enverga, 61, Filipino-born Canadian politician, Senator (since 2012).^[264]
• Tommy Farrer, 94, English footballer (Bishop Auckland).^[265]
• Wal Fife, 88, Australian politician and businessman, MP (1975–1993) and Minister for Business and Consumer Affairs (1977–1979), Education (1979–1982) and Aviation (1982–1983).^[266]
• John Gambino, 77, Italian-born American mobster.^[267]
• Gary the Goat, 6, Australian comedic goat, euthanised.^[268]
• Adalberto Giazotto, 77, Italian physicist.^[269]
• Robert Hirsch, 92, French comedian and actor (Hiver 54, l'abbé Pierre; Le Misanthrope; The Caretaker), César Award winner (1990).^[270]
• Hsiao Teng-tzang, 83, Taiwanese politician, member of the Legislative Yuan (1973–1986), Minister of Justice (1988–1989).^[271]
• Franciszek Kornicki, 100, Polish fighter pilot, commander of the No. 308 and the No. 317 Fighter Squadrons.^[272]
• Ferdie Pacheco, 89, American physician and boxing cornerman (Muhammad Ali).^[273]
• Mohammad Poursattar, 78, Iranian actor (Caravans, The Messiah, Prophet Joseph).^[274]
• Kenneth Ryskamp, 85, American judge, member of the U.S. District Court for Southern Florida (since 1986).^[275]
• Jack Stauffacher, 96, American printer and typographer.^[276]
• Jimmy Steele, 55, British dentist, brain cancer.^[277]
• Greg Standridge, 50, American politician, member of the Arkansas Senate (since 2015), cancer.^[278]
• Hiromi Tsuru, 57, Japanese voice actress (Dragon Ball, Metal Gear Solid, Ghost Sweeper Mikami), aortic dissection.^[279]
• Ann Wedgeworth, 83, American actress (Three's Company, Evening Shade, Steel Magnolias), Tony winner (1978).^[280]

17

• Narsimh Bhandari, 83, Indian cricketer.^[281]
• Steve Bowman, 72, American football player (New York Giants).^[282]
• J. C. Caroline, 84, American football player (Chicago Bears).^[283]
• Djohan Effendi, 78, Indonesian politician and activist, Secretary of State (2000–2001).^[284]
• Aijalon Gomes, 38, American teacher, imprisoned by the Government of North Korea in 2010.^[285]
• Bert Hohol, 94, Canadian politician.^[286]
• Lilli Hornig, 96, Czech-American scientist, feminist activist.^[287]
• Earle Hyman, 91, American actor (The Cosby Show, ThunderCats, The Lady from Dubuque).^[288]
• Erich Kukk, 89, Estonian phycologist and conservationist.^[289]
• Lucas Li Jing-feng, 95, Chinese clandestine Roman Catholic prelate, Coadjutor Bishop (1980–1983) and Bishop of Fengxiang (since 1983).^[290]
• William Mayer, 91, American composer.^[291]
• William Pachner, 102, Czech-born American painter.^[292]
• Ulrich Petersen, 89, Peruvian-born American geologist.^[293]
• Bill Pitt, 80, British politician, MP for Croydon North West (1981–1983).^[294]
• Robert D. Raiford, 89, American news anchor (WCNC-TV) and actor (The Handmaid's Tale, Super Mario Bros.).^[295]
• Salvatore Riina, 87, Italian mobster, capo of the Sicilian Mafia, sepsis.^[296]
• Aleksandr Salnikov, 68, Ukrainian basketball player, Olympic bronze medalist (1976, 1980).^[297]
• Howard Bruner Schaffer, 88, American diplomat, Ambassador to Bangladesh (1984–1987).^[298]
• Les Tonks, 75, English rugby league footballer (Featherstone Rovers).^[299]
• Hans-Heinrich Voigt, 96, German astronomer.^[300]
• Rikard Wolff, 59, Swedish actor (House of Angels) and singer ("Pojken på månen"), pulmonary emphysema.^[301]
• Óscar Zamora Medinaceli, 83, Bolivian politician, complications from a stroke.^[302]
• Wan Zawawi, 68, Malaysian Olympic footballer (1972).^[303]

18

• Azzedine Alaïa, 82, Tunisian-French fashion designer.^[304]
• Giorgio Antonucci, 84, Italian physician.^[305]
• Bob Borkowski, 91, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Reds, Brooklyn Dodgers).^[306]
• Flawless Sabrina, 78, American drag queen and trans rights activist.^[307]
• William Hoeveler, 95, American judge, member of the U.S. District Court for Southern Florida (1977–1991).^[308]
• Fotis Kafatos, 77, Greek biologist, founder and president of European Research Council (2005–2010).^[309]
• José Manuel Maza, 66, Spanish lawyer and criminologist, Attorney General (since 2016), kidney infection.^[310]
• Commins Menapi, 40, Solomon Islands footballer (Sydney United, Waitakere, national team).^[311]
• John Murray, 93, British Olympic ice hockey player (1948).^[312]
• Youssouf Ouédraogo, 64, Burkinabé politician, Prime Minister (1992–1994).^[313]
• Friedel Rausch, 77, German football player (Schalke 04) and manager, skin cancer.^[314]
• Ben Riley, 84, American jazz drummer (Thelonious Monk, Kenny Barron, Sphere).^[315]
• Gillian Rolton, 61, Australian equestrian, Olympic champion (1992, 1996), endometrial cancer.^[316]
• Pancho Segura, 96, Ecuadorian tennis player, Parkinson's disease.^[317]
• Colin Seymour-Ure, 79, English academic.^[318]
• Ken Shapiro, 75, American writer, producer, film director, and actor (Texaco Star Theatre, The Groove Tube, Modern Problems), cancer.^[319]
• Peter Spufford, 83, British historian.^[320]
• Naim Süleymanoğlu, 50, Bulgarian-Turkish weightlifter, Olympic champion (1988, 1992, 1996), liver disease.^[321]
• Malcolm Young, 64, Scottish-born Australian Hall of Fame guitarist and songwriter (AC/DC), dementia.^[322]

19

• Claudio Báez, 69, Mexican actor and singer.^[323]
• Peter Baldwin, 86, American actor and director (The Wonder Years, Sanford and Son, Newhart), Emmy winner (1989).^[324]
• Ronnie Butler, 80, Bahamian singer and entertainer, cancer.^[325]
• John Carlin, 88, Scottish actor.^[326]
• Andrea Cordero Lanza di Montezemolo, 92, Italian Roman Catholic cardinal and Vatican diplomat, Apostolic Nuncio (1977–2001).^[327]
• Moussa Moumouni Djermakoye, 73, Nigerien politician.^[328]
• Alex Ifeanyichukwu Ekwueme, 85, Nigerian politician, Vice President (1979–1983).^[329]
• Rita Koiral, 58, Indian actress, cancer.^[330]
• Charles Manson, 83, American criminal (Tate murders), songwriter (Lie: The Love and Terror Cult) and cult leader (Manson Family), cardiac arrest due to colon cancer.^[331]
• Fernando Matthei, 92, Chilean air force general, Commander-in-Chief (1978–1991).^[332]
• Milan Moguš, 90, Croatian linguist and academician.^[333]
• Warren "Pete" Moore, 79, American Hall of Fame singer (The Miracles), songwriter ("The Tracks of My Tears", "Ain't That Peculiar"), record producer and arranger.^[334]
• Jana Novotná, 49, Czech tennis player, cancer.^[335]
• Luther Rackley, 71, American basketball player (Cleveland Cavaliers, New York Knicks).^[336]
• Della Reese, 86, American actress (Touched by an Angel, Chico and the Man) and singer ("Don't You Know?").^[337]
• Tai Chen-yao, 69, Taiwanese politician, member of the Legislative Yuan (1990–1996, 1999–2002), pancreatic cancer.^[338]
• Mel Tillis, 85, American Hall of Fame country music singer-songwriter ("I Ain't Never", "Coca-Cola Cowboy") and actor (The Cannonball Run), respiratory failure due to diverticulitis.^[339]
• Elias Tolentino, 75, Filipino Olympic basketball player (1968).^[340]

20

• István Almási, 73, Hungarian politician, mayor of Hódmezővásárhely (since 2012).^[341]
• Iris Campbell, 77, American health advocate and politician, First Lady of South Carolina (1987–1995).^[342]
• Priya Ranjan Dasmunsi, 72, Indian politician, MP (1971–1977, 1984–1989, 1996–1998, 1999–2009), Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Information and Broadcasting (2004–2008).^[343]
• Eugene Domack, 61, American geologist.^[344]
• Terry Glenn, 43, American football player (New England Patriots, Green Bay Packers, Dallas Cowboys), traffic collision.^[345]
• John Gordon, 92, English author (The Giant Under The Snow), Alzheimer's disease.^[346]
• Amir Hamed, 55, Uruguayan writer and translator, cancer.^[347]
• Jean Hearn, 96, Australian politician, Senator (1980–1985).^[348]
• Ismaïl Khelil, 85, Tunisian diplomat and politician, Governor of the Central Bank of Tunisia (1987–1990), Minister of Foreign Affairs (1990) and Ambassador to the United States (1991).^[349]
• István Konkoly, 87, Hungarian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Szombathely (1987–2006).^[350]
• Raimo Lindholm, 86, Finnish Olympic basketball player.^[351]
• Víctor Hipólito Martínez, 92, Argentine lawyer and politician, Vice President (1983–1989).^[352]
• Ernestine Petras, 93, American baseball player (AAGPBL).^[353]
• K. V. L. Narayan Rao, 63, Indian television executive (NDTV).^[354]
• Hugh Ross, 80, Canadian-born American bridge player.^[355]
• Laila Sari, 82, Indonesian singer and actress (Wadjah Seorang Laki-laki).^[356]
• Pamela Sklar, 58, American psychiatrist and neuroscientist.^[357]
• Alan Walker, 79, British paleoanthropologist, discoverer of "the Black Skull".^[358]
• Janusz Wójcik, 64, Polish politician, football player (Gwardia, Hutnik Warszawa) and coach, member of the Sejm (2005–2007).^[359]
• Izabella Zielińska, 106, Polish pianist and educator.^[360]

21

• Paul D. Aasness, 77, American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1979–1982).^[361]
• Derek Barber, Baron Barber of Tewkesbury, 99, British life peer, Member of the House of Lords (1992–2016).^[362]
• Peter Berling, 83, German actor and writer (Aguirre, the Wrath of God, The Name of the Rose).^[363]
• Rodney Bewes, 79, British actor (The Likely Lads, Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads?) and writer (Dear Mother...Love Albert).^[364]
• Sudip Datta Bhaumik, Indian journalist, shot.^[365]
• Harry Blamires, 101, British Anglican theologian, literary critic, and novelist.^[366]
• Alice Burks, 97, American author.^[367]
• David Cassidy, 67, American pop singer ("Cherish", "How Can I Be Sure") and actor (The Partridge Family), liver failure.^[368]
• Wayne Cochran, 78, American soul singer and songwriter ("Last Kiss"), cancer.^[369]
• George E. Collins, 89, American mathematician and computer scientist.^[370]
• Milein Cosman, 96, German-born British artist.^[371]
• Hugh Currie, 92, Canadian ice hockey player (Montreal Canadiens).^[372]
• Luis Garisto, 71, Uruguayan football player (Cobreloa, national team) and coach (Peñarol, Club Atlas, Deportivo Toluca F.C.).^[373]
• Iola Gregory, 71, Welsh actress (Pobol y Cwm).^[374]
• Valentin Huot, 88, French racing cyclist.^[375]
• Guillermo Irizarry, 101, Puerto Rican politician, Secretary of State of Puerto Rico (1966–1969).^[376]
• Keith Muxlow, 84, American politician, member of the Michigan House of Representatives (1981–1992).^[377]
• Andrew Jonathan Nok, 55, Nigerian biochemist.^[378]
• László Pál, 75, Hungarian politician, Minister of Industry and Trade (1994–95).^[379]
• Ann Sloat, 89, Canadian politician, Ontario MPP (1984–1985).^[380]
• Masao Sugiuchi, 97, Japanese Go player.^[381]
• Joseph White, 84, American psychologist and civil rights activist, heart attack.^[382]

22

• George Avakian, 98, American record producer and executive (Columbia Records).^[383]
• Norman Baker, 89, American explorer, plane crash.^[384]
• Salvador E. Casellas, 82, Puerto Rican judge, member of the U.S. District Court for Puerto Rico (1994–2005).^[385]
• Akhmed Chatayev, 37, Russian jihadist, shot.^[386]
• John Coates Jr., 79, American jazz pianist.^[387]
• Hilda Eisen, 100, Polish-born American philanthropist and Holocaust survivor.^[388]
• Mona Fong, 83, Hong Kong film producer (The 36th Chamber of Shaolin).^[389]
• Andrzej Wincenty Górski, 97, Polish academic.^[390]
• Samuel P. Hays, 96, American historian.^[391]
• Jon Hendricks, 96, American jazz singer and songwriter (Lambert, Hendricks & Ross).^[392]
• Maurice Hinchey, 79, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives for New York's 26th (1993–2003) and 22nd district (2003–2013), frontotemporal dementia.^[393]
• Imre Hollai, 92, Hungarian diplomat, President of the United Nations General Assembly (1982–83).^[394]
• Dmitri Hvorostovsky, 55, Russian opera singer, brain cancer.^[395]
• Bobi Jones, 88, Welsh author and academic.^[396]
• Vartan Kechichian, 84, Syrian-born Armenian Catholic hierarch, Coadjutor Archbishop of Eastern Europe for Armenians (2001–2005).^[397]
• Tommy Keene, 59, American singer and songwriter.^[398]
• Otto Luttrop, 78, German football player and coach.^[399]
• Juan Luis Maurás, 95, Chilean politician, President of the Senate (1966) and the Chamber of Deputies (1958).^[400]
• Charles C. McDonald, 84, American USAF general.^[401]
• Biju Phukan, 69, Indian actor, heart disease.^[402]
• Stefan Radt, 90, Dutch classicist, professor at the University of Groningen (1967–1987).^[403]
• Bobbie L. Sterne, 97, American politician, Mayor of Cincinnati (1975–1976, 1978–1979).^[404]
• Edward C. Taylor, 94, American chemist.^[405]
• William J. White, 92, American Marine Corps Lieutenant General.^[406]

23

• François Aquin, 88, Canadian politician, Member of the National Assembly of Quebec (1966–1969).^[407]
• Tullio Baraglia, 83, Italian rower, Olympic silver (1960) and bronze medalist (1968).^[408]
• Donal Creed, 93, Irish politician, TD (1965–1989) and MEP (1973–1977), Alzheimer's disease.^[409]
• Gerald Doucet, 80, Canadian politician.^[410]
• Miguel Alfredo González, 34, Cuban baseball player (Philadelphia Phillies), traffic collision.^[411]
• Allan Harris, 74, English footballer (Queens Park Rangers, Chelsea).^[412]
• Anthony Harvey, 87, British director (The Lion in Winter) and film editor (Dr. Strangelove, Lolita).^[413]
• Laeticia Kikonyogo, 77, Ugandan judge, member of the Supreme Court, heart attack.^[414]
• Carol Neblett, 71, American operatic soprano.^[415]
• Paul Paviot, 91, French film director.^[416]
• Stela Popescu, 81, Romanian actress (Uncle Marin, the Billionaire).^[417]
• Osborne Riviere, 85, Dominican politician, Acting Prime Minister (2004).^[418]
• Joe Schipp, 85, Australian politician, businessman and grazier, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly for Wagga Wagga (1975–1999).^[419]
• Dimitri Sjöberg, 37, Finnish tango singer, injuries sustained in a fall.^[420]
• Craig Tieszen, 68, American politician, member of the South Dakota Senate (2009–2017) and House of Representatives (since 2017), drowned.^[421]
• Ellsworth Webb, 86, American Olympic boxer.^[422]
• Ingrid I. Willoch, 74, Norwegian politician, MP (1981–1993).^[423]
• Manjit Wolstenholme, 53, British businesswoman (Future Publishing, Unite Group, Provident Financial), heart attack.^[424]
• Zhang Yang, 66, Chinese general, suicide by hanging.^[425]

24

• Ángel Berni, 86, Paraguayan footballer.^[426]
• Heribert Calleen, 93, German sculptor.^[427]
• Wesley L. Fox, 86, American Marine Corps colonel, Medal of Honor recipient (1971).^[428]
• Neil Gillman, 84, Canadian-born American rabbi and philosopher, cancer.^[429]
• Steve Hutchins, 61, Australian politician, Senator (1998–2011), cancer.^[430]
• Stephen Knapp, 70, American artist.^[431]
• Lowen Kruse, 88, American politician, member of the Nebraska Legislature (2001–2009), cancer.^[432]
• Frank Kuchta, 81, American football player (Washington Redskins, Denver Broncos).^[433]
• Reijo Luostarinen, 77, Finnish organisational theorist and businessman.^[434]
• Mitch Margo, 70, American singer and songwriter (The Tokens).^[435]
• Cornel Pelmuș, 84, Romanian Olympic fencer (1960).^[436]
• Clotilde Rosa, 87, Portuguese harpist, music educator and composer.^[437]
• Hermann Schwörer, 95, German businessman and politician, MEP (1970–1979).^[438]
• Ed Scrobe, 94, American Olympic artistic gymnast (1948, 1952).^[439]
• Gaetan Serré, 79, Canadian politician, member of the House of Commons (1968–1972).^[440]
• Bari Siddiqui, 63, Bangladeshi singer and songwriter, kidney disease.^[441]
• Gabriel Simo, 80, Cameroonian Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Douala (1987–1994) and Bafoussam (1994–2013).^[442]
• John Thierry, 46, American football player (Chicago Bears, Green Bay Packers), heart attack.^[443]

25

• John Black, 84, American politician, member of the Georgia State Senate (1994–1996).^[444]
• Bertha Calloway, 92, American historian and museologist, founder of Great Plains Black History Museum, pneumonia.^[445]
• Ignazio Colnaghi, 93, Italian voice actor and actor.^[446]
• Steve Doszpot, 69, Hungarian-born Australian politician, member of the Australian Capital Territory Legislative Assembly (since 2008), liver cancer.^[447]
• Sotir Ferrara, 79, Italian Italo-Albanian Greek Catholic hierarch, Bishop of Piana degli Albanesi (1988–2013).^[448]
• Edward Fudge, 73, American theologian.^[449]
• Jesús Gómez, 76, Mexican equestrian, Olympic bronze medalist (1980).^[450]
• Ken Gray, 81, American football player (Chicago Cardinals, Houston Oilers).^[451]
• Rosario Green, 76, Mexican economist, diplomat and politician, Minister for Foreign Affairs (1998–2000) and Senator (2006–2012).^[452]
• Rance Howard, 89, American actor (Apollo 13, Ed Wood, Frost/Nixon), heart failure.^[453]
• Robert Howie, 88, Canadian politician.^[454]
• Rosendo Huesca Pacheco, 85, Mexican Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Puebla de los Ángeles (1977–2009).^[455]
• Steve "Snapper" Jones, 75, American basketball player (New Orleans Buccaneers, Dallas Chaparrals, Portland Trail Blazers) and analyst (NBA on NBC).^[456]
• Anna Kuzmina, 84, Russian Yakut actress.^[457]
• Biddy White Lennon, 71, Irish actress (The Riordans) and food writer.^[458]
• John M. Lewellen, 87, American politician, member of the Arkansas House of Representatives (1999–2004).^[459]
• Bogdan Maglich, 89, Yugoslav-born American nuclear physicist.^[460]
• Julio Oscar Mechoso, 62, American actor (Planet Terror, Jurassic Park III, Bad Boys), heart attack.^[461]
• Harry Pregerson, 94, American judge, member of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals (1979–2015) and U.S. District Court for Central California (1967–1979).^[462]
• Vladimir Shkurikhin, 59, Russian volleyball player, Olympic silver medalist (1988).^[463]

26

• Oluyemi Adeniji, 83, Nigerian diplomat and politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs (2003–2006).^[464]
• Khawaja Akmal, 69, Pakistani actor and comedian, heart attack.^[465]
• Ruth Bancroft, 109, American landscape architect, creator of Ruth Bancroft Garden.^[466]
• José Doth de Oliveira, 79, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Iguatu (2000–2009), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[467]
• Garnett Thomas Eisele, 94, American judge, member of the U.S. District Court for Eastern Arkansas (1970–1991).^[468]
• Frances M. Gage, 93, Canadian sculptor.^[469]
• Vicente García Bernal, 88, Mexican Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Ciudad Obregón (1988–2005).^[470]
• Armando Hart, 87, Cuban politician and revolutionary, leader of 26th of July Movement and minister of Education (1959–1965) and Culture (1976–1997), respiratory failure.^[471]
• Hou Bo, 93, Chinese photographer.^[472]
• Georg Iggers, 90, American historian and civil rights advocate, complications from a cerebral hemorrhage.^[473]
• Rahija Khanam Jhunu, 74, Bangladeshi dancer.^[474]
• Alessandro Leogrande, 40, Italian journalist, heart attack.^[475]
• Mick Martyn, 81, English rugby league footballer (Leigh).^[476]
• Hans Mol, 95, Dutch sociologist.^[477]
• Julia Mullock, 89, American Korean royal.^[478]
• Christian Vicente Noel, 80, Filipino Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Talibon (1986–2014).^[479]
• José Pedro Pozzi, 92, Italian-born Argentine Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Alto Valle del Río Negro (1993–2003).^[480]
• Eliezer Spiegel, 95, Israeli football player and manager.^[481]
• Timothy Stamps, 81, Welsh-born Zimbabwean politician, Minister of Health (1986–2002), lung infection.^[482]
• Peggy Vining, 88, American poet.^[483]
• W. Marvin Watson, 93, American presidential advisor and Postmaster General (1968–1969).^[484]

27

• Robert Batailly, 83, French politician, MEP (1989).^[485]
• Narayanrao Bodas, 85, Indian singer.^[486]
• Loïc Bouvard, 88, French politician, MP (1988–2012).^[487]
• Dermot Drummy, 56, English football player (Blackpool) and coach (Chelsea Academy, Crawley Town), suicide.^[488]
• Bill Harris, 83, American politician, member (2000–2010) and President (2005–2010) of the Ohio Senate.^[489]
• Davor Jović, 61, Croatian army officer and kickboxer.^[490]
• Bud Moore, 92, American NASCAR Hall of Fame team owner (Bud Moore Engineering).^[491]
• Robert Popwell, 66, American bass guitarist (The Young Rascals, The Crusaders).^[492]
• José María Romero de Tejada, 69, Spanish jurist and prosecutor, Attorney General of Catalonia (since 2013), complications from leukemia.^[493]
• Bob Seidemann, 75, American rock album cover designer (Blind Faith) and photographer (Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin), Parkinson's disease.^[494]
• Inge Solar, 90, Austrian Olympic skater (1948).^[495]
• Warren Spannaus, 86, American lawyer and politician, Attorney General of Minnesota (1971–1983), complications from cancer.^[496]
• Cristina Stamate, 71, Romanian actress, stroke.^[497]

28

• Pentti Alonen, 92, Finnish Olympic alpine skier (1948, 1952, 1956).^[498]
• Sir Peter Burt, 73, Scottish businessman, chief executive (1996–2001) and Governor (2001–2003) of Bank of Scotland, chairman of ITV plc (2004–2007).^[499]
• Alice Lok Cahana, 88, Hungarian artist and concentration camp survivor.^[500]
• Joseph N. Crowley, 84, American academic administrator, President of University of Nevada, Reno (1978–2001), pneumonia.^[501]
• Magín Díaz, 94, Colombian folk singer and songwriter, Latin Grammy winner (2017).^[502]
• George Feher, 93, Czechoslovak-born American biophysicist.^[503]
• Patrícia Gabancho, 65, Argentine-born Spanish writer and journalist, lung cancer.^[504]
• Fritz Graf, 94, American National Football League official.^[505]
• Rafael Llano Cifuentes, 84, Mexican-born Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Nova Friburgo (2004–2010).^[506]
• Jimmy McEwan, 88, Scottish footballer (Raith Rovers, Aston Villa).^[507]
• Clarrie Millar, 92, Australian politician, MP for Wide Bay (1974–1990).^[508]
• Don Moore, 89, American judge and politician, member of the Tennessee House of Representatives (1956–1958, 1964–1966) and Senate (1966–1970).^[509]
• Sir Martin Nourse, 85, British jurist, Lord Justice of Appeal (1985–2001).^[510]
• Shadia, 86, Egyptian actress and singer, stroke.^[511]
• Zdeněk Šreiner, 63, Czech footballer (Baník Ostrava), Olympic champion (1980).^[512]
• Johan Steyn, Baron Steyn, 85, South African-born British jurist and life peer, Law Lord (1995–2005).^[513]
• Thodupuzha Vasanthi, 65, Indian actress, cancer.^[514]

29

• Maria Luisa Altieri Biagi, 87, Italian linguist.^[515]
• Sol Bellear, 66, Australian Aboriginal rights activist.^[516]
• E. Chandrasekharan Nair, 88, Indian politician.^[517]
• Don Coles, 90, Canadian poet.^[518]
• Willie John Daly, 92, Irish hurler.^[519]
• Belmiro de Azevedo, 79, Portuguese lumber manufacturing executive, founder of Sonae.^[520]
• Kenneth S. Deffeyes, 85, American geologist.^[521]
• Jerry Fodor, 82, American philosopher and cognitive scientist, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[522]
• Fran Hopper, 95, American cartoonist.^[523]
• Aminul Islam, 82, Bangladeshi academic.^[524]
• Tomáš Ježek, 77, Czech economist and politician, member of the Czech National Council (1990–1992) and Chamber of Deputies (1993–1996).^[525]
• Gencay Kasapçı, 84, Turkish painter.^[526]
• Charles E. Merrill Jr., 97, American educator (founder of Commonwealth School), author and philanthropist.^[527]
• Véronique Nordey, 78, French actress, cancer.^[528]
• Heather North, 71, American actress (Scooby-Doo, Days of Our Lives, The Barefoot Executive), cardiac arrest.^[529]
• Slobodan Praljak, 72, Croatian military officer and war criminal, suicide by cyanide poisoning.^[530]
• Verena Stefan, 70, Swiss writer.^[531]
• William Steinkraus, 92, American equestrian, Olympic champion (1968).^[532]
• Ján Strausz, 75, Slovak footballer.^[533]
• László Szabó, 62, Hungarian Olympic handball player (1980, 1988).^[534]
• P. Vallalperuman, 67, Indian politician, heart illness.^[535]
• Robert Walker, 80, American blues musician, cancer.^[536]
• Tony Whitten, 64, British conservationist, traffic collision^[537]
• Bondan Winarno, 67, Indonesian culinary writer.^[538]
• Mary Lee Woods, 93, British mathematician and computer programmer.^[539]

30

• Kalabhavan Abi, 52, Indian actor and comedian, leukaemia.^[540]
• Taher Ahmadzadeh, 96, Iranian politician, Governor of Khorasan Province (1979).^[541]
• Unity Bainbridge, 101, Canadian artist and writer.^[542]
• Terence Beesley, 60, British actor (EastEnders, The Phantom of the Opera, War & Peace), suicide by inert gas asphyxiation.^[543]
• Sreerupa Bose, 66, Indian cricketer.^[544]
• Habibollah Chaichian, 94, Iranian poet.^[545]
• Alfie Curtis, 87, British actor (Star Wars, The Elephant Man, Cribb).^[546]
• Clifford David, 89, American actor (Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Signs, Kinsey) and singer.^[547]
• Alan D'Ardis Erskine-Murray, 14th Lord Elibank, 93, Scottish nobleman.^[548]
• Russell Evans, 52, English cricket player and umpire, complications during surgery.^[549]
• Dick Gernert, 89, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox).^[550]
• Colin Groves, 75, British-born Australian biologist and professor (Australian National University).^[551]
• Donald Harper, 85, American diver, Olympic silver medalist (1956).^[552]
• Annisul Huq, 65, Bangladeshi businessman, mayor of Dhaka North City Corporation (since 2015).^[553]
• Gary Ingram, 84, American politician, member of the Idaho House of Representatives (1973–1980, 2012), cancer.^[554]
• Alain Jessua, 85, French film director and screenwriter (Léon la lune, The Killing Game).^[555]
• Bertha Kawakami, 86, American politician and educator, member of the Hawaii House of Representatives (1987-2006).^[556]
• George March, 85, English cricketer.^[557]
• Alfredo Milani, 93, Italian motorbike racer.^[558]
• Jon Naar, 97, British-American author and photographer.^[559]
• Jim Nabors, 87, American actor (Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C., The Andy Griffith Show, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas) and singer.^[560]
• Surin Pitsuwan, 68, Thai diplomat and politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs (1997–2001) and Secretary General of ASEAN (2008–2012), heart attack.^[561]
• Marina Popovich, 86, Russian test pilot.^[562]
• Vincent Scully, 97, American architecture historian, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[563]
• Akram Zaki, 86, Pakistani politician and diplomat, cardiac illness.^[564]