The following is a list of notable deaths in October 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.

October 2014

1

• Michel Baranger, 87, Franco-American theoretical physicist.^[1]
• Lynsey de Paul, 66, English singer-songwriter ("Sugar Me", "Won't Somebody Dance with Me"), brain haemorrhage.^[2]
• H. Patrick Glenn, 74, Canadian legal scholar.^[3]
• Sir Maurice Hodgson, 94, British business executive.^[4]
• Greg Hyder, 66, American basketball players (Cincinnati Royals).^[5]
• Shlomo Lahat, 86, Israeli general and politician, Mayor of Tel Aviv (1974–1993), lung infection.^[6]
• José Martínez, 72, Cuban baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates), coach (Kansas City Royals, Chicago Cubs) and executive (Atlanta Braves).^[7]
• Oluremi Oyo, 61, Nigerian journalist, cancer.^[8]
• Charlie Paulk, 68, American basketball player (Milwaukee Bucks, New York Knicks), heart attack.^[9]
• Matilde Pérez, 97, Chilean painter and kinetic artist.^[10]
• Jerome Reppa, 89, American politician, member of the Indiana House of Representatives (1972–1990).^[11]
• Hans Sauter, 89, Austrian Olympic gymnast.^[12]
• George Savage, 72, British politician, MLA for Upper Bann (1998–2003, 2007–2011).^[13]
• Robert Serra, 27, Venezuelan politician, MLA for Caracas, stabbed.^[14]
• Guido van Gheluwe, 88, Belgian lawyer, founded Orde van den Prince.^[15]
• Bob Young, 81, Scottish cricketer.^[16]

2

• David Banfield, 81, British priest.^[17]
• Fyodor Bogdanovsky, 84, Russian weightlifter, Olympic champion (1956).^[18]
• André Buffière, 91, French Olympic basketball player (1948, 1952).^[19]
• Priscilla Coolidge, 72–73, American recording artist, shot.^[20]
• Bill Crane, 90, Australian footballer.^[21]
• Harold "Deacon" Duvall, 97, American football coach.^[22]
• Herbert Eiteljörge, 79, German football player.^[23]
• Robert Flower, 59, Australian Hall of Fame VFL footballer (Melbourne).^[24]
• Michael Goldberg, 55, American screenwriter (Cool Runnings, Snow Dogs, Little Giants), brain and sinus cancer.^[25]
• Joanne M. Holden, 68, American nutritionist, cancer.^[26]
• Vaughn O. Lang, 86, American Army lieutenant general.^[27]
• György Lázár, 90, Hungarian politician, Chairman of the Council of Ministers (1975–1987).^[28]
• Carlos Lopez, 25, American stunt performer (The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, John Wick), fall.^[29]
• N. Mahalingam, 91, Indian businessman.^[30]
• Pedro Peña, 88, Spanish actor (Médico de familia), Alzheimer's disease.^[31]
• Carolyn Rovee-Collier, 72, American professor of psychology, breast cancer and multiple sclerosis.^[32]
• Yoshikazu Sakamoto, 87, Japanese political scientist, heart failure.^[33]
• Fred Sommers, 91, American philosopher.^[34]
• The Spaceape, 44, British poet and disc jockey, cancer.^[35]

3

• Michael Allenby, 3rd Viscount Allenby, 83, British aristocrat and politician.^[36]
• Peer Augustinski, 74, German actor and German-language dub artist (Robin Williams), complications from epilepsy.^[37]
• Nati Cano, 81, Mexican-born American mariachi musician (Mariachi los Camperos), recipient of the National Heritage Fellowship (1990).^[38]
• Comer Cottrell, 82, American businessman and baseball team part-owner (Texas Rangers).^[39]
• Gordon Younger Craig, 89, Scottish geologist.^[40]
• George DeCicco, 84, American mobster.^[41]
• Bill Fiore, 74, American actor (The Corner Bar).^[42]
• ʻElisiva Fusipala Vahaʻi, 65, Tongan royal.^[43]
• Ewen Gilmour, 51, New Zealand comedian.^[44]
• Benedict Groeschel, 81, American Roman Catholic priest, author and television host, a founder of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal.^[45]
• Alan Henning, 47, British humanitarian aid worker and ISIS hostage, beheading.^[46] (death reported on this date)
• Seaborn Jones, 71, American poet.^[47]
• Peter Knecht, 78, American defense attorney, cancer.^[48]
• Jean-Jacques Marcel, 83, French footballer (Olympique de Marseille).^[49]
• Kevin Metheny, 60, American radio executive (WNBC (AM), WGN (AM)), heart attack.^[50]
• Ward Ruyslinck, 85, Belgian author, Alzheimer's disease.^[51]
• Lori Sandri, 65, Brazilian football manager, brain tumor.^[52]
• Christopher van Wyk, 57, South African writer.^[53]

4

• Louise Terry Batties, 103, American clubwoman.^[54]
• Konrad Boehmer, 73, German-born Dutch composer and writer, stroke.^[55]
• Hugo Carvana, 77, Brazilian actor (Entranced Earth, Antonio das Mortes) and director (Casa da Mãe Joana).^[56]
• Fyodor Cherenkov, 55, Russian footballer (FC Spartak Moscow, Soviet national team).^[57]
• Dorothy Davids, 91, American educator and activist.^[58]
• Thom Dickerson, 65, American journalist.^[59]
• Jean-Claude Duvalier, 63, Haitian politician, President (1971–1986), heart attack.^[60]
• Judith Edelman, 91, American architect, heart attack.^[61]
• Herman Mandui, 45, Papua New Guinean archaeologist.^[62]
• Joan Molina, 73, Spanish actor (Doctor Mateo).^[63]
• Suhailah Noah, 82, Malaysian public figure, Spouse of the Prime Minister of Malaysia (1977–1981), widow of Hussein Onn.^[64]
• Gholamali Pouratayi, 73, Iranian musician.^[65]
• Paul Revere, 76, American musician, cancer.^[66]
• Rajesh Sanghi, 42, Indian cricketer, heart attack.^[67]
• William Shija, 67, Tanzanian politician, Secretary General of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (since 2007).^[68]
• Silver Deputy, 29, Canadian Thoroughbred racehorse, euthanized.^[69]
• Gertjie Williams, 73, South African cricketer.^[70]

5

• John Best, 74, British-born American soccer player, coach and manager, lung infection.^[71]
• Al Bruno, 87, American CFL player (Toronto Argonauts) and coach (Hamilton Tiger-Cats), heart failure.^[72]
• Charlie Butler, 94, American basketball player.^[73]
• David Chavchavadze, 90, British-born American author and CIA officer.^[74]
• Andrea de Cesaris, 55, Italian racing driver (Formula One), traffic collision.^[75]
• Brahm Dutt, 88, Indian politician.^[76]
• Jimmy Feix, 83, American football player and coach.^[77]
• Anna Maria Gherardi, 74, Italian actress and voice actress (Lost Love, Petomaniac).^[78]
• Regis Groff, 79, American politician, member of the Colorado Senate (1974–1994).^[79]
• Göte Hagström, 96, Swedish steeplechase runner, Olympic bronze medalist (1948).^[80]
• Geoffrey Holder, 84, Trinidadian actor (Live and Let Die, Annie) and theatre director (The Wiz), Tony winner (1975), pneumonia.^[81]
• Philip Howard, 80, British journalist (The Times).^[82]
• Ike Jones, 84, American producer (A Man Called Adam) and actor (The Joe Louis Story, About Mrs. Leslie).^[83]
• Adalberto Lepri, 84, Italian Olympic wrestler.^[84]
• Yuri Lyubimov, 97, Russian stage actor and director, founder of the Taganka Theatre.^[85]
• Anna Przybylska, 35, Polish actress, pancreatic cancer.^[86]
• Ronnie Spafford, 86, British army officer and philatelist.^[87]
• Jack Turner, 84, American basketball player (New York Knicks).^[88]
• Misty Upham, 32, American actress (Frozen River, August: Osage County, Django Unchained), blunt force trauma.^[89]
• Tsai Wan-tsai, 85, Taiwanese financier.^[90]
• David Watson, 74, British-American actor (Beneath the Planet of the Apes), heart attack.^[91]

6

• King Block, 85, American football player.^[92]
• Veniamin Borisov, 79, Soviet Russian painter.^[93]
• Vic Braden, 85, American tennis player and instructor (University of Toledo), heart attack.^[94]
• Feridun Buğeker, 81, Turkish footballer.^[95]
• Bill Campbell, 91, American sportscaster.^[96]
• Philip J. Carroll, 76–77, American businessman.^[97]
• Chen Chi-lu, 91, Taiwanese politician, historian and anthropologist, multiple organ failure.^[98]
• Carlos César Delía, 91, Argentine equestrian and a brigade general.^[99]
• Denis Juneau, 89, Canadian painter, pneumonia.^[100]
• Andrew Kerr, 80, British festival organiser (Glastonbury Festival).^[101]
• Johnny Midnight, 73, Filipino radio and television host, prostate cancer.^[102]
• Igor Mitoraj, 70, Polish sculptor.^[103]
• Diane Nyland, 70, Canadian actress (The Trouble with Tracy), heart failure and COPD.^[104]
• Mikhail Potylchak, 42, Russian footballer, suicide by hanging.^[105]
• Marian Seldes, 86, American actress (A Delicate Balance, Affliction, August Rush), Alzheimer's disease.^[106]
• Apiwan Wiriyachai, 65, Thai politician, lung cancer.^[107]
• Serhiy Zakarlyuka, 38, Ukrainian football player (Dnipro, national team) and manager, traffic collision.^[108]

7

• Lloyd J. Andrews, 94, American politician and businessman.^[109]
• Walter Bockmayer, 66, German writer and film director, lung cancer.^[110]
• Federico Boido, 75, Italian actor and stuntman (Ace High, Superfly T.N.T.).^[111]
• Ugo Carrega, 79, Italian artist and poet.^[112]
• Cigar, 24, American thoroughbred racehorse, complications of neck surgery for osteoarthritis.^[113]
• Nuno Miguel Cerqueira Dias, 37, Portuguese swimmer.^[114]
• George Giokas, 90, Canadian football player (Regina Roughriders).^[115]
• John D. Jones, 91, American politician.^[116]
• Nika Kiladze, 25, Georgian footballer, traffic collision.^[117]
• Etsuko Komiya, 94, Japanese Olympic sprinter.^[118]
• Richard Laws, 88, British zoologist, Director of the British Antarctic Survey (1973–1987), Master of St Edmund's College, Cambridge (1987–1996).^[119]
• Siegfried Lenz, 88, German writer.^[120]
• Angus Macleod, 63, British journalist and editor, cancer.^[121]
• Paul Margulies, 79, American philosopher and advertising executive.^[122]
• Nancy Merki, 88, American Olympic swimmer.^[123]
• Amos Mkhari, South African footballer.^[124]
• David Samuel, 92, British-Israeli scientist and peer.^[125]
• Zilpha Keatley Snyder, 87, American writer (The Egypt Game), stroke.^[126]
• Brad Stanius, 68, American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives.^[127]
• Soviet Star, 30, American Thoroughbred racehorse.^[128]
• Ivor Wilks, 86, British historian.^[129]
• Iva Withers, 97, Canadian-born American theatre actress and singer.^[130]

8

• Aleksandra Antonova, 92, Russian, Kildin Sámi teacher, writer, poet and translator.^[131]
• Mark Bell, 43, British musician and house music producer (LFO), complications from surgery.^[132]
• Gerardo Budowski, 89, German–Venezuelan chess master, natural causes.^[133]
• Thomas Eric Duncan, 42, Liberian courier, first person diagnosed with Ebola in the United States, Ebola virus disease.^[134]
• Dave Engellenner, 95, Australian footballer.^[135]
• Shon Harris, 46, American author.^[136]
• Morris Lurie, 75, Australian writer, cancer.^[137]
• Abdul Matin, 87, Bangladeshi language activist (Bengali Language Movement).^[138]
• Alden E. Matthews, 93, American missionary.^[139]
• Harden M. McConnell, 87, American chemistry professor (Stanford University).^[140]
• Angelo Mottola, 79, Italian Roman Catholic archbishop and diplomat.^[141]
• Helmut Ruge, 74, German comedian, actor, and cabaret writer.^[142]
• Jeen van den Berg, 86, Dutch Olympic speedskater (1956, 1960), winner of the Elfstedentocht (1954).^[143]
• Mike Waugh, 58, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania State Senate (1998–2014), cancer.^[144]

9

• Les Angell, 92, English cricketer (Somerset).^[145]
• Tibor Badari, 66, Hungarian Olympic boxer.^[146]
• Henning Bjerregaard, 87, Danish footballer.^[147]
• John Patrick Boles, 84, American Roman Catholic prelate, titular bishop of Nova Sparsa.^[148]
• Boris Buzančić, 85, Croatian actor and politician.^[149]
• Sir Sydney Chapman, 78, English politician and architect, MP for Birmingham Handsworth (1970–1974) and Chipping Barnet (1979–2005).^[150]
• Jan Hooks, 57, American comedian and actress (Saturday Night Live, Designing Women, Batman Returns), cancer.^[151]
• M. V. Kamath, 93, Indian journalist.^[152]
• Ana Karić, 73, Croatian actress.^[153]
• Carolyn Kizer, 89, American poet, Pulitzer Prize winner, complications of dementia.^[154]
• Matthias Koehl, 79, American neo-Nazi.^[155]
• Kim Koscki, 50, American stunt performer (The Mighty Ducks, Contact, Apollo 13), cardiac arrest.^[156]
• Willy Matsanga, 45, Congolese politician.^[157]
• Ray Metzker, 83, American photographer.^[158]
• Peter A. Peyser, 93, American politician, member of the U.S. House for New York's 25th (1971–1973) and 23rd (1973–1977, 1979–1983) districts, Parkinson's disease.^[159]
• Tony Priday, 92, English bridge player.^[160]
• David Rayvern Allen, 76, English cricket historian, cancer.^[161]
• Style Scott, 58, Jamaican reggae drummer.^[162]
• Rita Shane, 78, American operatic soprano, pancreatic and liver cancer.^[163]
• Paul Allen Simmons, 93, American federal judge, U.S. District Court Judge for the Western District of Pennsylvania (since 1978).^[164]
• Robert Sproull, 96, American educator and physicist.^[165]
• Sir Jocelyn Stevens, 82, English publishing executive.^[166]
• Connell Thode, 103, New Zealand naval officer (HMS Scythian) and yachtsman.^[167]
• Victor Winding, 85, British actor (Doctor Who, Emmerdale).^[168]

10

• Ivan Armstrong, 86, New Zealand field hockey player and coach, tennis umpire, and educator.^[169]
• Prue Barron, 97, Scottish surgeon.^[170]
• C. Curtis-Smith, 73, American composer and pianist.^[171]
• Olav Dale, 55, Norwegian composer and jazz saxophonist.^[172]
• Damiana Eugenio, 93, Filipino author and professor.^[173]
• Peter Jackson, 80, Irish tennis player.^[174]
• Valeri Karpov, 43, Russian Olympic ice hockey player (1994), world champion (1993), head injury.^[175]
• Lari Ketner, 37, American basketball player (Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Cavaliers, Indiana Pacers), colon cancer.^[176]
• Pavel Landovský, 78, Czech actor and dissident, heart attack.^[177]
• Roy Law, 77, English footballer (Wimbledon).^[178]
• Finn Lied, 98, Norwegian military researcher and politician.^[179]
• Jonathan Mane-Wheoki, 70, New Zealand art historian, curator and academic, pancreatic cancer.^[180]
• Geoff Miller, 72, Australian public servant.^[181]
• Amildo Morales, 76, Guatemalan politician, MP for Jalapa (since 2012), attacked by a bull.^[182]
• Ed Nimmervoll, 67, Australian music journalist and author, brain cancer.^[183]
• Ichirō Satake, 86, Japanese mathematician, respiratory failure.^[184]
• Marianne Sjöblom, 80, Finnish Olympic fencer (1952).^[185]
• John Westcott, 93, British computer scientist.^[186]
• Ernie Wiggs, 73, New Zealand rugby league player (Auckland, national team).^[187]
• Anatoly Yagudaev, 79, Russian sculptor.^[188]

11

• Abbas Ali, 94, Indian politician and independence activist.^[189]
• Anita Cerquetti, 83, Italian soprano.^[190]
• Tanhum Cohen-Mintz, 75, Israeli basketball player, cancer.^[191]
• Elbert Drungo, 71, American football player (Houston Oilers, Buffalo Bills), cancer.^[192]
• Walter Fitzgerald, 78, Canadian politician, Mayor of Halifax (1971–1974, 1994–1996), MLA for Halifax Chebucto (1974–1981).^[193]
• Donald Gauf, 87, Canadian Olympic champion ice hockey player (1952).^[194]
• Margaret Hillert, 94, American author.^[195]
• Jazil, 11, American thoroughbred racehorse, injuries sustained in paddock accident.^[196]
• Jason Jurman, 34, American actor (Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Blue Bloods, Cougar Club).^[197]
• Brian Lemon, 77, British jazz pianist.^[198]
• Gary McLarty, 73, American stunt performer (The Terminator, Jurassic Park, Beverly Hills Cop), traffic collision.^[199]
• Bob Orrison, 86, American stunt performer (Stargate, Road House, Speed), traffic collision.^[199]
• Mats Rondin, 54, Swedish cellist and composer, heart attack.^[200]
• Carmelo Simeone, 81, Argentine footballer (Vélez Sarsfield, Boca Juniors).^[201]
• Bob Such, 70, Australian politician, member of the South Australian House of Assembly for Fisher (since 1989), brain tumour.^[202]

12

• Jack A. Apsche, 67, American psychologist.^[203]
• Cleo Baldon, 87, American architect, landscape architect, and furniture designer.^[204]
• Geoff Elliott, 83, British decathlete.^[205]
• Tony Hibbert, 96, British army officer.^[206]
• Louise Daniel Hutchinson, 86, American historian.^[207]
• Aki Jones, 31, American football player (Washington Redskins), car accident.^[208]
• Maurie Keane, 91, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly for Woronora (1973–1988).^[209]
• Bob Kelly, 78, American professional wrestler.^[210]
• Tommy Lewis, 83, American football player (University of Alabama, Ottawa Rough Riders).^[211]
• Lojze Logar, 70, Slovene artist.^[212]
• Tony Lynes, 85, British anti-poverty campaigner.^[213]
• Ali Mazrui, 81, Kenyan professor and political writer.^[214]
• Graham Miles, 73, English snooker player.^[215]
• Hussein Mjalli, 77, Jordanian lawyer and politician, involved in legal defence of Saddam Hussein, Justice Minister (2011), heart attack.^[216]
• Enrique Santiago Petracchi, 78, Argentine lawyer and judge, member of the Supreme Court (since 1983).^[217]
• Emilio Picasso, 87, Italian physicist.^[218]
• Robert Relf, 90, English political activist.^[219]
• Roberto Telch, 70, Argentine footballer (San Lorenzo, national team), heart attack.^[220]

13

• Sir John Bradfield, 89, British biologist and entrepreneur, founder of Cambridge Science Park.^[221]
• Barrie Brown, 83, Australian footballer.^[222]
• Antonio Cafiero, 92, Argentine politician, Governor of Buenos Aires (1987–1991), Senator (1993–2005), pneumonia.^[223]
• Patricia Carson, 85, British historian and author.^[224]
• Mario Mellado García, 98, Mexican politician, Governor of Puebla (1972).^[225] (death announced on this date)
• Margaret Helen Harper, 95, American computer programmer.^[226]
• Tsutomu Katsuki, 68, Japanese organic chemist.^[227]
• Charles Lovell, 91, British trade unionist.^[228]
• Elizabeth Norment, 61, American actress (House of Cards, Party of Five, Doogie Howser, M.D.), cancer.^[229]
• Agnes Owens, 88, Scottish author.^[230]
• José Hernán Sánchez Porras, 70, Venezuelan Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Military Ordinariate (since 2001).^[231]
• Mohammad Sarengat, 74, Indonesian sprinter, Asian Games champion (1962), complications from a stroke.^[232]
• Pontus Segerström, 33, Swedish footballer (IF Brommapojkarna), cancer.^[233]
• Kapil Krishna Thakur, 74, Indian politician, MP for Bangaon.^[234]
• Deborah Warren, 55, Argentine actress, cancer.^[235]

14

• Tamar Ariel, 25, Israeli Air Force navigator, freezing.^[236]
• Art Best, 61, American football player (Chicago Bears).^[237]
• Mary Downer, 89, Australian arts patron.^[238]
• Eve Dutton, 86, Australian lecturer and politician.^[239]
• Encke, 5, American-bred British-trained thoroughbred racehorse, euthanized.^[240]
• Humberto Lara Gavidia, El Salvadoran baseball player.^[241]
• Ted Gullicksen, 60–61, American social justice activist.^[242]
• Doğan Güreş, 88, Turkish general and politician.^[243]
• A. H. Halsey, 91, British sociologist.^[244]
• Bertha George Harris, 101, American tribal elder and potter, was oldest member of the Catawba people.^[245]
• Paul Hubbert, 78, American educator and politician.^[246]
• Jean-Claude Lefebvre, 81, French cyclist.^[247]
• Leonard Liggio, 81, American libertarian author.^[248]
• Ron Loewinsohn, 76, American poet.^[249]
• Oriel Malet, 91, British novelist.^[250]
• Heidrun Mohr-Mayer, 73, German jeweller and philanthropist.^[251]
• Paul Muenzer, 82, American school administrator and politician, Mayor of Naples, Florida (1992–1996), liver and pancreatic cancer.^[252]
• Joe H. Mulholland, 80, American politician, Mississippi State Senator (1964–1968, 1976–1984), cancer.^[253]
• Bob Neilson, 91, New Zealand rugby league player (West Coast, national team).^[254]
• Paul J. Olscamp, 77, Canadian university administrator.^[255]
• Isaiah "Ikey" Owens, 39, American keyboardist, heart attack.^[256]
• Elizabeth Peña, 55, American actress (The Incredibles, Rush Hour, Jacob's Ladder), cirrhosis.^[257]
• Hans Ernst Schneider, 87, Swiss Olympic sprinter.^[258]
• John Stephenson, 77, Australian football player (Carlton), plane crash.^[259]
• Dharmaraj Thapa, 92, Nepali folk singer.^[260]
• Walter Victor, 97, American sports photographer.^[261]

15

• Sir James Balderstone, 93, Australian businessman and company director.^[262]
• João Corso, 86, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Campos (1990–1995).^[263]
• Filipe Oliveira Dias, 50, Portuguese architect.^[264]
• Marie Dubois, 77, French actress (Shoot the Piano Player, Jules and Jim, Monte Carlo or Bust!), multiple sclerosis.^[265]
• James Semple Kerr, 82, Australian architectural historian.^[266]
• Christian Kinck, 58, French Olympic weightlifter.^[267]
• Mile Krajina, 90, Croatian gusle player.^[268]
• José Refugio Mercado Díaz, 72, Mexican Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Tehuantepec (2003–2009).^[269]
• Giovanni Reale, 83, Italian philosophy historian.^[270]
• Giorgio Rebuffi, 85, Italian comic book artist (Tiramolla, Cucciolo).^[271]
• Jiří Reynek, 85, Czech graphic artist, poet and translator.^[272]
• William Ronan, 101, American public servant, first chairman of MTA.^[273]
• Sabir Shaikh, 71, Indian politician.^[274]
• Sir Christopher Staughton, 81, British jurist, Lord Justice of Appeal, President of the Court of Appeal of Gibraltar (2005–2006).^[275]
• Robert Tiernan, 85, American politician, member of the U.S. House for Rhode Island's 2nd district (1967–1975).^[276]
• Nobby Wirkowski, 88, American football player (Toronto Argonauts) and coach (York University).^[277]

16

• Brian Bath, 67, South African cricketer.^[278]
• Ioannis Charalambopoulos, 95, Greek army officer and politician, Deputy Prime Minister (1985–1988).^[279]
• Laurence Clancy, 85, British aerodynamicist.^[280]
• Patrick Paul D'Souza, 86, Indian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Varanasi (1971–2007).^[281]
• James E. Defebaugh, 87, American politician, member of the Michigan House of Representatives (1971–1982).^[282]
• Ertuğrul Oğuz Fırat, 91, Turkish composer, painter, and poet.^[283]
• Allen Forte, 87, American music theorist and musicologist.^[284]
• Sumi Haru, 75, American actress (MASH), Interim President of the Screen Actors Guild (1995), emphysema.^[285]
• Tim Hauser, 72, American musician (The Manhattan Transfer), cardiac arrest.^[286]
• Seppo Kuusela, 80, Finnish basketball player.^[287]
• David Shepherd Nivison, 91, American sinologist.^[288]
• Shalom Schwarz, 63, Israeli footballer.^[289]
• John Spencer-Churchill, 11th Duke of Marlborough, 88, British peer, custodian of Blenheim Palace.^[290]

17

• Shobha Abhyankar, 68, Indian musicologist and teacher, cancer.^[291]
• John Andrew, 83, British-born American Anglican priest.^[292]
• Edwards Barham, 77, American politician, Louisiana State Senator (1976–1980), plane crash.^[293]
• Gero Bisanz, 78, German football player and coach.^[294]
• Claude Brodin, 80, French Olympic fencer (1964).^[295]
• Robert Donald Cohen, 81, British physician.^[296]
• Alfred Croisetière, 92, Canadian politician.^[297]
• Bill Diachuk, 85, Canadian politician, MLA (1971–1986).^[298]
• Arif Doğan, 68–69, Turkish officer.^[299]
• Masaru Emoto, 71, Japanese author.^[300]
• Hermione Hobhouse, 80, British architectural historian.^[301]
• Joseph Hogan, 77, American politician, member of the Nevada Assembly (since 2005).^[302]
• Vladimír Hrivnák, 69, Slovak football player and manager.^[303]
• Leigh Kamman, 92, American radio host.^[304]
• José Luis Lobato, 76, Mexican politician, Senator for Veracruz (2006–2012), shot.^[305]
• G. Dean Loucks, 79, American college football coach (Fordham Rams).^[306]
• Mikhail Marynich, 74, Belarusian politician.^[307]
• Anna Nakagawa, 49, Japanese actress (A Sign Days, Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah), uterine cancer.^[308]
• Daisuke Oku, 38, Japanese footballer (Júbilo Iwata, Yokohama F. Marinos), traffic collision.^[309]
• Lawrence J. Quirk, 91, American writer, Hollywood reporter and film historian.^[310]
• Jon Ramstad, 89, Norwegian politician.^[311]
• Tom Shaw, 69, American Episcopal prelate, Bishop of Massachusetts (1995–2014), brain cancer.^[312]
• Berndt von Staden, 95, German diplomat, Ambassador to the United States (1973–1979).^[313]

18

• Horst Arndt, 80, German Olympic silver medallist rower (1956).^[314]
• Robin Barbour, 93, Scottish minister and author.^[315]
• Joanne Borgella, 32, American singer (American Idol) and model (Mo'Nique's Fat Chance), endometrial cancer.^[316]
• Ralph Churches, 96, Australian soldier.^[317]
• Paul Craft, 76, American musician and songwriter ("Brother Jukebox").^[318]
• Choi Soon-dal, 83, South Korean scientist.^[319]
• Eduardo D'Angelo, 75, Uruguayan actor, comedian and impressionist.^[320]
• Jimmy Docherty, 83, Scottish rugby footballer.^[321]
• Efua Dorkenoo, 65, Ghanaian-born British campaigner against female genital mutilation, cancer.^[322]
• Sir Peter Downward, 90, British army general.^[323]
• Luigi Gnocchi, 81, Italian Olympic sprinter.^[324]
• Robert B. Grady, 71, American software engineer, ruptured aneurysm.^[325]
• Kenneth House, 78, English cricketer (Dorset).^[326]
• Danny Light, 66, English footballer (Crystal Palace, Colchester United).^[327]
• Lou Lucier, 96, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox, Philadelphia Phillies).^[328]
• Rachel Makinson, 97, Australian research scientist.^[329]
• R. C. Mehta, 96, Indian musician and musicologist.^[330]
• Claude Ollier, 91, French nouveau roman author.^[331]
• Bruce Phillips, 85, Australian football player (St Kilda).^[332]
• Rick S. Piltz, 71, American climate analyst, metastasized liver cancer.^[333]
• Edward Regan, 84, American politician, New York State Comptroller (1979–1993).^[334]
• Mariano Lebrón Saviñón, 92, Dominican author and academic.^[335]
• Sidney Shapiro, 98, American-born Chinese author and translator.^[336]
• Melford Spiro, 94, American cultural anthropologist.^[337]
• Rebel Steiner, 87, American football player (Green Bay Packers).^[338]
• Veandercross, 26, New Zealand Thoroughbred horse.^[339]
• Paul Henry Walsh, 77, American Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Rockville Centre (2003–2012).^[340]
• Mervyn Winfield, 81, English cricketer (Nottinghamshire).^[341]

19

• A. F. Salahuddin Ahmed, 90, Bangladeshi historian.^[342]
• Frank Barnes, 88, American Major League Baseball player.^[343]
• William Barrington-Coupe, 83, Welsh record producer.^[344]
• Lynda Bellingham, 66, Canadian-born British actress (Doctor Who, General Hospital, The Bill), colon cancer.^[345]
• Cecil Carston, 87, New Zealand cricketer.^[346]
• Gloria Casarez, 42, American civil rights activist, cancer.^[347]
• Kathryn Chaloner, 60, British-born American statistician, Professor of Biostatistics (University of Iowa).^[348]
• Leonore Davidoff, 82, American historian.^[349]
• Edward Donno, 79, American stunt performer (Daredevil, The Untouchables, Star Trek).^[350]
• Stuart Gallacher, 68, Welsh rugby player (national union and league teams) and executive.^[351]
• John Holt, 67, Jamaican singer (The Paragons) and songwriter ("The Tide Is High"), cancer.^[352]
• Ed Keegan, 75, American baseball player (Philadelphia Phillies, Kansas City Athletics).^[353]
• James Levesque, 52, American bassist (Agent Orange).^[354]
• Arnold Mitchell, 84, English footballer (Exeter City).^[355]
• Étienne Mourrut, 74, French politician, MP for Gard's 2nd constituency (2002–2012), Mayor of Le Grau-du-Roi (1983–2014).^[356]
• Francis Nkwain, 84, Cameroonian senator.^[357]
• Gerard Parkes, 90, Irish-born Canadian actor (Fraggle Rock, The Boondock Saints).^[358]
• Stephen Paulus, 65, American composer, complications from a stroke.^[359]
• Imre Pichler, 67, Hungarian politician, MP for Szigetvár.^[360]
• Don Ratcliffe, 79, English footballer (Stoke City).^[361]
• Raphael Ravenscroft, 60, British saxophonist ("Baker Street") and author, suspected heart attack.^[362]
• Miloslava Rezková, 64, Czech high jumper, Olympic champion (1968).^[363]
• Jim Sharkey, 80, Scottish footballer (Celtic).^[364]
• Serena Shim, 30, Lebanese-born American journalist (Press TV), traffic collision.^{[citation needed]}
• Ken Short, 87, Australian Anglican prelate, Assistant Bishop of Sydney.^[365]
• Bob Spear, 94, American naturalist, founder of Birds of Vermont Museum.^[366]

20

• Ox Baker, 80, American professional wrestler and actor (Escape from New York), heart attack.^[367]
• Gilbert Baumslag, 81, American mathematician.^[368]
• Raymond Beadle, 70, American Hall of Fame drag racer, heart attack.^[369]
• Dennis Biodrowski, 74, American football player (Kansas City Chiefs).^[370]
• Gerd Bonk, 63, German weightlifter, Olympic bronze (1972) and silver (1976) medalist.^[371]
• René Burri, 81, Swiss photographer, cancer.^[372]
• Lilli Carati, 58, Italian actress (Being Twenty, La compagna di banco), brain tumor.^[373]
• L. M. Kit Carson, 73, American screenwriter and actor (Paris, Texas, Running on Empty).^[374]
• Peter Daland, 93, American swimming coach (University of Southern California, 1964 Olympic women, 1972 Olympic men).^[375]
• Hayward H. Davis, 86, American politician.^[376]
• Bob Dawson, 90, American television personality, meteorologist, and producer.^[377]
• Jim Dunegan, 67, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs).^[378]
• Robert Kevin Ellis, 60, British millionaire businessman, slashed.^[379]
• Rodney Fitch, 76, English designer, cancer.^[380]
• Sir John Hoskyns, 87, British businessman, policy advisor to Margaret Thatcher.^[381]
• Rajam Krishnan, 89, Indian writer.^[382]
• Ursula Lingen, 86, Austrian actress (The Model Husband).^[383]
• Pete Livermore, 73, American politician, member of the Nevada Assembly (since 2011), heart attack.^[384]
• David Malcolm, 76, Australian judge, Chief Justice of Western Australia (1988–2006).^[385]
• Christophe de Margerie, 63, French businessman, CEO of Total S.A. (since 2007), plane crash.^[386]
• Pavle Merkù, 87, Slovene composer.^[387]
• Gary Plauché, 68, American vigilante murderer, stroke.^[388]
• Oscar de la Renta, 82, Dominican fashion designer, cancer.^[389]
• Tom Slade Jr., 78, American lobbyist, Chairman of the Republican Party of Florida (1993–1999), member of the Florida Legislature, heart failure.^[390]
• John Solomon, 82, English croquet player.^[391]
• Arthur Trestrail, 93, Trinidadian cricketer.^[392]

21

• Jim Barrett Jr., 83, English footballer (West Ham).^[393]
• Sushil Biswas, Indian politician.^[394]
• Ben Bradlee, 93, American journalist, Executive Editor of The Washington Post (1968–1991), Alzheimer's disease.^[395]
• Otto Brolo, 85, Guatemalan sports shooter.^[396]
• Chen Ziming, 62, Chinese democracy activist, pancreatic cancer.^[397]
• Johnny Lee Clary, 55, American professional wrestler, preacher and reformed Ku Klux Klan leader.^[398]
• Roger Darvell, 83, English footballer, stroke.^[399]
• Dale Dorman, 71, American radio disc jockey (WODS).^[400]
• Laurențiu Dumănoiu, 63, Romanian volleyball player.^[401]
• Seth Gaaikema, 75, Dutch comedian and writer, heart failure.^[402]
• Nelson Bunker Hunt, 88, American oil company executive, cancer and dementia.^[403]
• Mohammad-Reza Mahdavi Kani, 83, Iranian politician, Acting Prime Minister (1981), Minister of Interior (1980–1981), heart failure.^[404]
• George Kline, 93, American translator and philosopher.^[405]
• Yasumasa Narasaki, 86, Japanese politician, member of the House of Councilors (1992–1998), pneumonia.^[406]
• Jean Packard, 91, American politician.^[407]
• Joan Quigley, 87, American astrologer.^[408]
• Tuna Scanlan, 80, Samoan boxer.^[409]
• Rudolf Schmid, 63, Austrian luger, Olympic bronze medalist (1976), traffic collision.^[410]
• Peter Trotter, 58, Australian Paralympic wheelchair racer.^[411]
• Gough Whitlam, 98, Australian politician, Prime Minister (1972–1975).^[412]
• Catherine Mary Wisnicki, 95, Canadian architect.^[413]

22

• Murad Ashurly, 41, Azerbaijani mountaineer, fall from mountain.^[414]
• Gert Boshoff, 83, South African Army general.^[415]
• Martin Chalmers, 65, British translator.^[416]
• Anatoly Chertkov, 78, Russian footballer.^[417]
• Rhiannon Davies Jones, 92, Welsh novelist.^[418]
• Elizabeth Forbes, 90, British writer and musicologist.^[419]
• George Francis, 80, English footballer (Brentford).^[420]
• John-Roger Hinkins, 80, American author and public speaker, founder of the Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness.^[421]
• Ashok Kumar, 72, Indian cinematographer and film director (Abhinandana).^[422]
• Barry McSweeney, Irish scientist, Chief Science Advisor (2004–2005).^[423]
• Paul Nabor, 86, Belizean musician.^[424]
• John Postgate, 93, British microbiologist and writer, professor at University of Sussex.^[425]
• David Redfern, 78, English photographer, cancer.^[426]
• Sonia Rolt, 95, British canal conservationist.^[427]
• Rinnat Safin, 74, Soviet biathlete, Olympic champion (1972).^[428]

23

• Ghulam Azam, 91, Bangladeshi convicted war criminal, Emir of Jamaat-e-Islami (1969–2000), stroke.^[429]
• Jeanne Black, 76, American country singer.^[430]
• John Bramlett, 73, American football player (Boston Patriots).^[431]
• Clarence Addison Brimmer Jr., 92, American federal judge, Wyoming Attorney General (1971–1974).^[432]
• Robert C. Calfee, 81, American educational psychologist, stomach cancer.^[433]
• Spanky Davis, 71, American jazz trumpeter.^[434]
• Sir Ronald Grierson, 93, British banker.^[435]
• Hayden Howard, 88, American poet and author.^[436]
• Göran Johansson, 69, Swedish politician and union leader, Chairman of the Gothenburg Municipality Executive Board (1988–1991, 1994–2009), cancer.^[437]
• Terry Keenan, 53, American financial news anchor and journalist (CNN, FNC, New York Post), cerebral hemorrhage.^[438]
• Frederic S. Lee, 64, American economist.^[439]
• Clyde T. Lusk, 81, American coast guard officer, Vice Commandant of the United States Coast Guard (1988–1990).^[440]
• Frank Mankiewicz, 90, American journalist and political adviser, press secretary to Robert F. Kennedy.^[441]
• Bernard Mayes, 85, British-born American broadcaster and academic.^[442]
• André Piters, 83, Belgian footballer (Standard Liège).^[443]
• Tullio Regge, 83, Italian theoretical physicist.^[444]
• Denma Locho Rinpoche, 86, Tibetan lama.^[445]
• Alvin Stardust, 72, English singer ("My Coo Ca Choo").^[446]
• Raleigh Trevelyan, 91, British author.^[447]
• Alan Tyrrell, 81, British lawyer and politician, MEP (1979–1984).^[448]

24

• Esmeralda Agoglia, 91, Argentine prima ballerina and choreographer.^[449]
• Alagappa Alagappan, 88, Indian-born American official.^[450]
• Lorenzo Albacete, 73, American theologian and Roman Catholic priest.^[451]
• Kim Anderzon, 71, Swedish film and theatre actress (Göta kanal eller Vem drog ur proppen?, Rederiet), spinal cancer.^[452]
• Vic Ash, 84, English jazz saxophonist and clarinetist.^[453]
• Joseph Battisto, 83, American politician.^[454]
• Ted Beniades, 91, American actor (Scarface, Serpico, The Jackie Gleason Show).^[455]
• Robert Brink, 90, American violinist, conductor, and educator.^[456]
• Jacksel M. Broughton, 89, American air force officer and fighter pilot.^[457]
• Reuben Cohen, 93, Canadian lawyer, Chancellor of Dalhousie University (1990–1994).^[458]
• Jean-Michel Coulon, 94, French painter.^[459]
• Mike Dorsey, 84, English-born Australian actor (Number 96).^[460]
• Allison J. Doupe, 60, Canadian neuroscientist, cancer.^[461]
• Martin Garratt, 34, English footballer (York City).^[462]
• James F. Hastings, 88, American politician.^[463]
• Shirley Hooper, 78, American politician, Secretary of State of New Mexico (1979–1982).^[464]
• Jenny James, 87, Welsh swimmer.^[465]
• Gajanan Kathaley, 67, Indian cricketer.^[466]
• Gordon MacWilliam, 91, British Anglican priest.^[467]
• Pat McGlothin, 93, American baseball player (Brooklyn Dodgers).^[468]
• Mbulaeni Mulaudzi, 34, South African middle-distance runner, Olympic silver medalist (2004), traffic collision.^[469]
• S. S. Rajendran, 86, Indian actor, lung infection.^[470]
• Creighton Robertson, 70, American prelate, Episcopal Bishop of South Dakota.^[471]
• Emily Ruto, 25, Kenyan cricketer (national women's team), leukemia.^[472]
• Marcia Strassman, 66, American actress (Welcome Back, Kotter, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, M*A*S*H) and singer, breast cancer.^[473]
• Malcolm Thompson, 68, English footballer (Scarborough).^[474]
• Tugela, 19, American-born Australian thoroughbred horse.^[475]

25

• Radmilo Bogdanović, 80, Serbian politician.^[476]
• Jack Bruce, 71, Scottish bassist (Cream, Manfred Mann) and composer, liver disease.^[477]
• Gerry Burrell, 90, Scottish football player.^[478]
• Oliver S. Crosby, 94, American diplomat.^[479]
• Buzz Emick, 75, American attorney and politician.^[480]
• Zbigniew Hnatio, 61, Polish footballer [1]
• Ari Hoogenboom, 86, American historian.^[481]
• Peter Baptist Tadamaro Ishigami, 93, Japanese Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Naha (1972–1997).^[482]
• Reyhaneh Jabbari, 26, Iranian convicted murderer, subject of international campaign against her execution, execution by hanging.^[483]
• Peter Maxey, 83, British diplomat, Ambassador to the United Nations (1984–1986).^[484]
• Carlos Morales Troncoso, 74, Dominican politician, Vice President (1986–1994), Secretary of Foreign Affairs (1994–1996, 2004–2014), leukemia.^[485]
• Sheila Shulman, 77, American-born British rabbi.^[486]
• David Somerset, 84, British banker, Chief Cashier of the Bank of England (1980–1988).^[487]
• Jim Stangeland, 92, American football player and coach.^[488]

26

• Genpei Akasegawa, 77, Japanese author and artist, sepsis.^[489]
• Jamil Alibekov, 86, Azerbaijani writer and public figure.^[490]
• Vic Allen, 91, British academic, sociologist, historian and trade unionist (National Union of Mineworkers).^[491]
• David Armstrong, 60, American photographer, liver cancer.^[492]
• Françoise Bertin, 89, French actress.^[493]
• Mo Collins, 38, American football player (Oakland Raiders), kidney failure.^[494]
• Katrina Edwards, 46, American geomicrobiologist.^[495]
• Rémi Fraisse, 21, French botanist, hit by stun grenade.^[496]
• Germain Gagnon, 71, Canadian ice hockey player (Chicago Blackhawks, Montreal Canadiens, New York Islanders).^[497]
• Michael Hawkins, 86, British actor (The Hound of the Baskervilles, Doctor Who).^[498]
• Cliff Hysell, 72, American football player and coach (Montana State Bobcats).^[499]
• Dudley Knowles, 67, British philosopher, cancer.^[500]
• Rod Love, 61, Canadian political strategist, cancer.^[501]
• Senzo Meyiwa, 27, South African footballer (Orlando Pirates, national team), shot.^[502]
• Brian Moore, 70, Australian rugby league player (Newtown Jets).^[503]
• Hisahiko Okazaki, 84, Japanese diplomat and political commentator.^[504]
• Oscar Orefici, 68, Italian journalist and writer.^[505]
• Manuel Revollo Crespo, 89, Bolivian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Bolivian Military (2000–2012).^[506]
• Jeff Robinson, 52, American baseball player (Detroit Tigers).^[507]
• Gavin Smith, 59, American film studio executive, missing since 2012.^[508] (body discovered on this date)
• Gordy Soltau, 89, American football player (San Francisco 49ers).^[509]
• Oscar Taveras, 22, Dominican baseball player (St. Louis Cardinals), traffic collision.^[510]
• Antonio Terenghi, 92, Italian comic book artist (Pedrito el Drito, Tarzanetto).^[511]
• Sir Tay Wilson, 89, New Zealand sports official.^[512]
• Bob Wood, 93, American basketball player (Sheboygan Red Skins).^[513]

27

• Ron Adam, 80, Canadian football player (Saskatchewan Roughriders).^[514]
• Daniel Boulanger, 92, French actor and screenwriter.^[515]
• Norman Hansen, 90, American public official, Town Manager of Saugus, Massachusetts (1987–1992).^[516]
• Thurston Hopkins, 101, British photojournalist.^[517]
• Bob Kenney, 83, American basketball player, Olympic champion (1952).^[518]
• Doug Laing, 83, Australian Olympic water polo player.^[519]
• Kåre Langvik-Johannessen, 95, Norwegian philologist, literary historian and translator.^[520]
• Charles McCullough, 91, Northern Irish politician, member of the Senate (1968–1972).^[521]
• Ian Monro, 87, New Zealand naval officer (HMNZS Lachlan).^[522]
• Chris Nance, 74, American conductor.^[523]
• William Orchard, 84, Australian Olympic water polo player and psychiatrist.^[524]
• Dan Peters, 60, American college basketball coach (Youngstown State), pancreatic cancer.^[525]
• Lucio Sangermano, 82, Italian Olympic sprinter.^[526]
• Shin Hae-chul, 46, South Korean pop singer (N.EX.T), heart attack.^[527]
• Leif Skiöld, 79, Swedish footballer and ice hockey player.^[528]
• Richard Stretch, 61, South African cricketer.^[529]
• Reidar Sundby, 88, Norwegian footballer (Larvik Turn).^[530]
• Starke Taylor, 92, American politician, Mayor of Dallas (1983–1987).^[531]
• Dub Williams, 87, American politician, member of the New Mexico House of Representatives (1995–2009).^[532]

28

• Ronald Norman Dalby, 85, Canadian engineer and academic administrator, Chancellor of the University of Alberta (1974–1978).^[533]
• Romualdas Granauskas, 75, Lithuanian writer.^[534]
• Mansour Hobeika, 72, Lebanese Maronite Catholic prelate, Bishop of Zahlé (since 2002).^[535]
• Koichiro Kimura, 44, Japanese mixed martial artist and professional wrestler, pneumonia.^[536]
• Galway Kinnell, 87, American poet, Pulitzer Prize winner, leukemia.^[537]
• James William Lair, 90, American CIA case officer.^[538]
• Nedo Logli, 91, Italian cyclist.^[539]
• John Ross Mackay, 98, Canadian geographer.^[540]
• Jim Paxson Sr., 81, American basketball player (Minneapolis Lakers, Cincinnati Royals).^[541]
• Michael Sata, 77, Zambian politician, President (since 2011), heart attack.^[542]
• Hans Schneider, 87, Austrian-born American mathematician and journal editor (Linear Algebra and its Applications), cancer.^[543]
• Clark S. Smith, 102, American politician.^[544]
• David Trendell, 50, British organist and musical director.^[545]
• Carroll Waller, 87, American historic preservationist, First Lady of Mississippi (1972–1976), restored the Mississippi Governor's Mansion, Alzheimer's disease.^[546]
• Charlie Watkins, 91, British audio engineer (Watkins Electric Music).^[547]

29

• Alfred Biehle, 87, German politician.^[548]
• Don Bracken, 52, American football player (Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Rams), staph infection.^[549]
• Alan Dawson, 82, Australian rules footballer.^[550]
• Frans De Bruyn, 90, Belgian Flemish writer.^[551]
• Frank Domínguez, 87, Cuban composer and pianist.^[552]
• Dennis Duncan, 71, Canadian football player, Parkinson's disease.^[553]
• Thomas Dupuy, 32, French boxer, killed.^[554]
• Roger Freeman, 48, American politician, member of the Washington House of Representatives, colon cancer.^[555]
• Rainer Hasler, 56, Liechtenstein footballer.^[556]
• Roderick M. Hills, 83, American lawyer and business executive, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (1975–1977), surgical complications.^[557]
• Klas Ingesson, 46, Swedish footballer (national team), multiple myeloma.^[558]
• Mary Jolliffe, 90, Canadian theatre publicist.^[559]
• H. Gary Morse, 77, American real estate developer (The Villages, Florida).^[560]
• Rosa Posada, 74, Spanish politician.^[561]

30

• Elijah Malok Aleng, 77, South Sudanese public servant.^[562]
• Renée Asherson, 99, English actress (Caesar and Cleopatra, Henry V, The Others).^[563]
• Joe Brown, 85, English football player and manager (Burnley).^[564]
• Geoffrey Chamberlain, 84, Welsh academic.^[565]
• Geoffrey Clarke, 89, British artist.^[566]
• Xavier de Villepin, 88, French politician.^[567]
• Harcourt Dowsley, 95, Australian cricketer and football player.^[568]
• Juan Flavier, 79, Filipino politician, Secretary of Health (1992–1995), member of the Senate (1995–2007), multiple organ failure.^[569]
• John Forzani, 67, Canadian businessman and football player, heart attack.^[570]
• Bob Geigel, 90, American professional wrestler and promoter (Central States Wrestling), Alzheimer's disease.^[571]
• Lucy Gwin, 71, American disability rights activist.^[572]
• Ed Hoffman, 89, American football coach.^[573]
• Max Homer, 79, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1969–1974).^[574]
• Mohamed Sheikh Ismail, 50s, Somali military commander, Chief of the Police Force (2014).^[575]
• Amin Kamil, 90, Indian poet.^[576]
• Don W. King, 72, American writer and gay rights activist, pancreatic cancer.^[577]
• Thomas Menino, 71, American politician, Mayor of Boston (1993–2014), cancer.^[578]
• Andy Natowich, 95, American football player.^[579]
• Ida Elizabeth Osbourne, 98, Australian radio broadcaster, founder of the ABC's Argonauts Club.^[580]
• Ann Paludan, 86, British author.^[581]
• Clay Stapleton, 93, American football player and coach (Iowa State Cyclones).^[582]
• Christopher J. Turner, 81, British diplomat, Governor of the Turks and Caicos Islands (1982–1987) and Montserrat (1987–1990).^[583]

31

• David Manker Abshire, 88, American diplomat, Permanent Representative to NATO (1983–1987).^[584]
• Michael Alsbury, 39, American test pilot and engineer (Scaled Composites), spaceplane crash.^[585]
• Aden Robleh Awaleh, 72–73, Djiboutian politician.^[586]
• Tony Blake, 87, English footballer.^[587]
• José Manuel Briceño Guerrero, 85, Venezuelan writer, philologist and philosopher.^[588]
• Marina Cárdenas, 67, Nicaraguan bolero singer.^[589]
• Armando Cavazzuti, 85, Italian footballer.^[590]
• Ciguli, 57, Bulgarian Chalga singer.^[591]
• Pete Davis, 76-77, American archpriest.^[592]
• Carlos Duque, 84, Panamanian politician.^[593]
• Ian Fraser, 81, English composer and conductor (Scrooge, Christmas in Washington), cancer.^[594]
• Brad Halsey, 33, American baseball player (Oakland Athletics), climbing fall.^[595]
• Sir Henry Harris, 89, Australian cell biologist.^[596]
• Dick Hendley, 88, American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers).^[597]
• Käbi Laretei, 92, Estonian concert pianist.^[598]
• Mal MacDougall, 86, American advertising executive and speechwriter.^[599]
• Hitoshi Motoshima, 92, Japanese politician, Mayor of Nagasaki (1979–1995).^[600]
• Sofron Mudry, 90, Ukrainian Greek Catholic hierarch, Bishop of Ivano-Frankivsk (1997–2005).^[601]
• Walter H. North, 81, American politician, member of the Michigan Senate (1995–2002).^[602]
• Pat Partridge, 81, British football referee.^[603]
• Jim Sauter, 71, American stock car racing driver.^[604]
• Bibbi Segerström, 71, Swedish Olympic swimmer (1960).^[605]
• Renato Sellani, 88, Italian jazz pianist and composer.^[606]
• John V. Shields, 82, American chief executive (Trader Joe's).^[607]
• Ross H. Trower, 92, American naval officer, Chief of Chaplains of the United States Navy (1979–1983).^[608]