The following is a list of notable deaths in September 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.

September 2014

1

• David Anderle, 77, American record producer (The Doors), cancer.^[1]
• Liaqat Ali Bangulzai, Pakistani politician and columnist.^[2]
• Bernard Baran, 49, American teacher's aide, wrongfully convicted of indecent assault.^[3]
• Pat Barrington, 74, American actress, lung cancer.^[4]
• Ralf Bendix, 90, German Schlager singer, music producer, composer and songwriter.^[5]
• Frank Calloway, 99, American artist and longevity claimant.^[6]
• Mary T. Clark, 100, American religious sister, academic, and civil rights advocate.^[7]
• Dillard Crocker, 89, American basketball player.^[8]
• Mark Gil, 52, Filipino actor, cirrhosis.^[9]
• Ahmed Abdi Godane, 37, Somali militant, Emir of al-Shabaab (2009–2010, since 2011), airstrike.^[10]
• Arturo Hammersley, 92, Chilean Olympic skier.^[11]
• Donnie Humphrey, 53, American football player (Green Bay Packers).^[12]
• Jimi Jamison, 63, American musician (Survivor), hemorrhagic brain stroke.^[13]
• Jim Jennings, 73, American college basketball player (Murray State Racers).^[14]
• Gottfried John, 72, German actor (Berlin Alexanderplatz, GoldenEye), cancer.^[15]
• Mzee Kaukungwa, 94, Namibian politician.^[16]
• Mile Kos, 89, Serbian football player and coach and sportswriter.^[17]
• A. J. Langguth, 81, American historian and journalist.^[18]
• Roger McKee, 87, American baseball player (Philadelphia Phillies).^[19]
• Charlie Powell, 82, American football player (San Francisco 49ers, Oakland Raiders) and boxer.^[20]
• Maya Rao, 86, Indian Kathak dancer, cardiac arrest.^[21]
• Sergio Rodrigues, 86, Brazilian architect and designer.^[22]
• Hugh McGregor Ross, 97, English computer scientist and theologian.^[23]
• Joseph Shivers, 93, American textile chemist, developed spandex.^[24]
• Bala Tampoe, 92, Sri Lankan lawyer and trade unionist, General Secretary of the Ceylon Mercantile Union.^[25]
• Elena Varzi, 87, Italian actress (Path of Hope), cardiac arrest.^[26]
• Yoon Jung-chun, 41, South Korean football player and coach.^[27]

2

• Thierry Bianquis, 78-79, French orientalist and arabist.^[28]
• Cao Keming, 81, Chinese politician.^[29]
• Bob Cain, 80, American radio and television journalist.^[30]
• Jack Culpin, 86, Australian politician, member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly for Glenroy (1976–1985) and Broadmeadows (1985–1988).^[31]
• F. Emmett Fitzpatrick, 84, American attorney and politician, District Attorney of Philadelphia (1974–1978), Alzheimer's disease.^[32]
• Cayo Sila Godoy, 94, Paraguayan classical guitarist.^[33]
• Norman Gordon, 103, South African Test cricketer.^[34]
• William D. Gourley, 77, American football coach and sportscaster.^[35]
• J. LaMoine Jenson, 79, American religious leader, President of the Priesthood of the Apostolic United Brethren (since 1977), colon cancer.^[36]
• Jiang Zhonghua, Chinese Navy rear admiral, suicide.^[37]
• Dino Menardi, 91, Italian Olympic ice hockey player.^[38]
• William "Bill" Ralph Merton, 96, British military scientist and financier.^[39]
• Helena Rakoczy, 92, Polish gymnast, Olympic bronze medalist (1956) and world champion (1950).^[40]
• Paul W. Robertson, 59, Canadian television executive, cancer.^[41]
• Sándor Rozsnyói, 83, Hungarian steeplechase runner, Olympic silver medalist (1956) and European champion (1954).^[42]
• Steven Sotloff, 31, American journalist (Time), beheading.^[43] (death announced on this date)
• Su Nan-cheng, 78, Taiwanese politician.^[44]
• Goolam Essaji Vahanvati, 65, Indian lawyer, Attorney General (2009–2014), heart attack.^[45]
• Antonis Vardis, 66, Greek composer and singer, cancer.^[46]
• A. P. Venkateswaran, 84, Indian diplomat, Foreign Secretary (1986–1987).^[47]
• James White, 76, Irish politician and hotelier.^[48]

3

• Abu Al-Izz Al-Hariri, 68, Egyptian politician.^[49]
• Dorothy Braxton, 87, New Zealand journalist.^[50]
• Marina von Ditmar, 99, German film actress.^[51]
• Thawan Duchanee, 74, Thai painter, architect and sculptor, liver failure.^[52]
• Quintin Goosen, 67, Zimbabwean cricketer and umpire.^[53]
• Roy Heather, 79, English television actor (Only Fools and Horses).^[54]
• Mark Otway, 82, New Zealand tennis player.^[55] (death announced on this date)
• Aarno Raninen, 70, Finnish actor, composer and musician, house fire.^[56]
• Andy Stapp, 70, American political activist, founded the American Servicemen's Union.^[57]
• Zeus, 5, American Great Dane, world's tallest dog, natural causes.^[58]

4

• Martynas Andriukaitis, 33, Lithuanian basketball player, suicide.^[59]
• Donatas Banionis, 90, Lithuanian Soviet actor (Solaris), stroke.^[60]
• Terry W. Brown, 64, American politician, cancer.^[61]
• Giuseppe Carattino, 95, Italian Olympic sailor.^[62]
• Riva Castleman, 84, American art historian.^[63]
• Clare Cathcart, 48, British actress (Call the Midwife, Doctors), asthma attack.^[64]
• Gustavo Cerati, 55, Argentine singer and musician (Soda Stereo), respiratory arrest.^[65]
• René Radembino Coniquet, 81, Gabonese politician.^[66]
• Franca Falcucci, 88, Italian politician, Minister of Education (1982–1987).^[67]
• Mohammed Fazal, 92, Indian politician, Governor of Maharashtra (2002–2004).^[68]
• Willie Finlay, 88, Scottish footballer (East Fife).^[69]
• Philip Hough, 90, English cricketer (Cheshire, Wiltshire).^[70]
• David T. Kennedy, 80, American politician.^[71]
• Włodzimierz Kotoński, 89, Polish composer.^[72]
• Gerrit Kouwenaar, 91, Dutch poet, recipient of the P. C. Hooft Award (1970).^[73]
• Georges Kunz, 92, French Olympic sprint canoeist.^[74]
• Claudius Léger, 93, Canadian politician.^[75]
• Roy Leonard, 83, American radio personality (WGN), esophageal infection.^[76]
• Hopeton Lewis, 66, Jamaican singer, kidney failure.^[77]
• Edi Mall, 90, Austrian Olympic alpine skier.^[78]
• Mizchif, 38, Zimbabwean rapper.^[79]
• Habib Wali Mohammad, 93, Pakistani ghazal singer.^[80]
• Maggie Morris, 88, Canadian radio and television personality (Flashback).^[81]
• Ron Mulock, 84, Australian politician, Deputy Premier of New South Wales (1984–1988).^[82]
• John Ondawame, 60, Indonesian-born Swedish activist, advocate for West Papuan independence, heart attack.^[83]
• Orunamamu, 93, American storyteller.^[84]
• Joseph B. Raynor Jr., 91, American politician, member of the North Carolina Senate (1965–1992).^[85]
• Jacqueline Risset, 78, French poet.^[86]
• Joan Rivers, 81, American comedian, actress (Spaceballs) and television host (Fashion Police), cardiac arrest.^[87]
• Ichirō Satsuki, 95, Japanese rōkyoku performer.^[88]
• Hagen Schulze, 71, German historian.^[89]
• Edgar Steele, 69, American lawyer and convicted criminal.^[90]
• David Wynne, 88, British sculptor.^[91]

5

• Rubel Ahmed, 26, Bangladeshi immigrant to Britain, suspected heart attack.^[92]
• Simone Battle, 25, American singer (G.R.L.), suicide by hanging.^[93]
• Kerrie Biddell, 67, Australian jazz and session singer, stroke.^[94]
• Feroze Butt, 72, Pakistani Test cricket umpire.^[95]
• Karel Černý, 92, Czech art director and production designer (Amadeus).^[96]
• Ramkanai Das, 78-79, Bangladeshi folk and classical musician.^[97]
• Arnold Fine, 90, American editor (The Jewish Press) and humor columnist.^[98]
• Noel Hinners, 78, American scientist and administrator, NASA Chief Scientist (1987–1989), brain tumor.^[99]
• Sanford Kadish, 92, American criminal law scholar.^[100]
• David Lomax, 76, British television reporter and interviewer (Panorama).^[101]
• Nicole Lubtchansky, French film editor (Celine and Julie Go Boating, La Belle Noiseuse).^[102]
• Todor Manolov, 63, Bulgarian Olympic athlete.^[103]
• Bruce Morton, 83, American news correspondent (CBS, CNN), cancer.^[104]
• Mara Neusel, 50, German mathematician.^[105]
• Wolfhart Pannenberg, 85, German theologian.^[106]
• Ken Reed, 72, American CFL player (Edmonton Eskimos, Saskatchewan Roughriders), traffic collision.^[107]
• Hemendra Chandra Singh, 46, Indian politician.^[108]
• Eoin Young, 75, New Zealand motoring journalist.^[109]

6

• Peter F. B. Alsop, Australian engineer and historian.^[110]
• Arne Amundsen, 62, Norwegian footballer (Lillestrøm SK).^[111]
• Clyde F. Bel Jr., 82, American businessman.^[112]
• Odd Bondevik, 73, Norwegian theologian.^[113]
• Dominique Darbois, 89, French photojournalist.^[114]
• Andy DePaul, 85, American boxer.^[115]
• Jim Dobbin, 73, British politician, MP for Heywood and Middleton (since 1997).^[116]
• Hendrik Fernandez, 81, Indonesian politician, Governor of East Nusa Tenggara (1988–1993), complications from a stroke.^[117]
• Cirilo Flores, 66, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of San Diego (since 2013), prostate cancer.^[118]
• Stefan Gierasch, 88, American actor (Carrie, Dark Shadows, High Plains Drifter).^[119]
• Édith Girard, 65, French architect.^[120]
• Molly Glynn, 46, American actress (Chicago Fire, In America), struck by falling tree.^[121]
• Martin Harrison, 65, British-born Australian poet, heart attack.^[122]
• János Héder, 80, Hungarian Olympic gymnast.^[123]
• Seth Martin, 81, Canadian Olympic ice hockey player (Spokane Jets, St. Louis Blues), heart attack.^[124]
• Royal Nebeker, 69, American painter and print maker.^[125]
• A. W. Pryor, 86, Australian physicist.^[126]
• Emma Richards, 87, American pastor, first female pastor of a Mennonite congregation.^[127]
• Yoko Yamaguchi, 77, Japanese songwriter and novelist, winner of the Naoki Prize (1985), respiratory failure.^[128]
• Kira Zvorykina, 94, Soviet-born Belarusian chess player, triple national champion (1960, 1973, 1975).^[129]

7

• Genrikh Abaev, 81, Belarusian engineer.^[130]
• Nikolay Adamets, 30, Belarusian footballer (Granit Mikashevichi), cerebral hemorrhage.^[131]
• Jacque Batt, 88, American political figure, First Lady of Idaho.^[132]
• Vasu Chanchlani, 62, Indo-Canadian serial entrepreneur, philanthropist and trans-nations builder.^[133]
• Jack Cristil, 88, American radio sports broadcaster (Mississippi State Bulldogs), complications from kidney disease and cancer.^[134]
• Maryna Doroshenko, 33, Ukrainian basketball player (national team), leukemia.^[135]
• Joseph B. Ebbesen, 89, American politician and optometrist.^[136]
• Harry Evans, 68, Australian public servant, Clerk of the Australian Senate (1988–2009).^[137]
• Raul M. Gonzalez, 83, Filipino politician, Secretary of Justice (2004–2009), multiple organ failure.^[138]
• Don Keefer, 98, American actor (Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Gunsmoke, The Twilight Zone).^[139]
• Zsolt Kézdi-Kovács, 78, Hungarian film director.^[140]
• Subramanian Krishnamoorthy, 84–85, Indian Tamil writer.^[141]
• Kwon Ri-se, 23, South Korean singer (Ladies' Code), injuries sustained in a traffic collision.^[142]
• Neal Peters McCurn, 88, American federal judge.^[143]
• Frederic Mullally, 96, British journalist and novelist.^[144]
• Anahita Ratebzad, 82, Afghan politician and diplomat.^[145]
• Eberhard Schlotter, 93, German painter.^[146]
• Harold Shipp, 88, Canadian businessman.^[147]
• Douglas E. Smith, 53, American video game designer (Lode Runner).^[148]
• Elsa-Marianne von Rosen, 90, Swedish ballet dancer and actress.^[149]
• Yoshiko Yamaguchi, 94, Chinese-born Japanese actress (Eternity) and singer, member of the House of Councillors (1974–1992), heart failure.^[150]

8

• Roger Auque, 58, French journalist and diplomat, Ambassador to Eritrea (2009–2012), cancer.^[151]
• Marvin Barnes, 62, American basketball player.^[152]
• Robert Bauer, 64, German mycologist.^[153]
• Lee Behel, 64, American air racer, plane crash.^[154]
• S. Truett Cathy, 93, American restaurateur and businessman, founder of Chick-fil-A.^[155]
• Errol Clince, 61, New Zealand hunter, cancer.^[156]
• Erhard Egidi, 85, German cantor and organist.^[157]
• Mary G. Enig, 83, American nutritionist.^[158]
• Rashi Fein, 88, American professor of health economics.^[159]
• Bobby Fong, 64, American academic, President of Ursinus College (since 2011).^[160]
• Justin Gocke, 36, American actor (Santa Barbara, Simon & Simon).^[161]
• Goose Gonsoulin, 76, American football player (Denver Broncos).^[162]
• René Guissart, 84, French Olympic rower.^[163]
• Edward R. Hauser, 98, American animal scientist.^[164]
• Yuriy Kabanov, 75, Russian sprint canoer.^[165]
• John King, 85, English painter.^[166]
• Kevin O'Neill, 95, Australian cricketer.^[167]
• Sean O'Haire, 43, American professional wrestler (WWE, WCW, NJPW), suicide by strangulation.^[168]
• Magda Olivero, 104, Italian operatic soprano.^[169]
• Tibor Rudas, 94, Hungarian entrepreneur.^[170]
• Ken Staples, 87, American baseball player, coach and manager.^[171]
• Gerald Wilson, 96, American jazz musician, pneumonia.^[172]
• George Zuverink, 90, American baseball player (Baltimore Orioles), pneumonia.^[173]

9

• Montserrat Abelló i Soler, 96, Spanish poet and translator.^[174]
• Hassan Aboud, 35-36, Syrian rebel leader, bomb attack.^[175]
• Firoza Begum, 84, Bangladeshi singer.^[176]
• Emilio Botín, 79, Spanish financier (Santander Group).^[177]
• Neil Brown, 62, Australian footballer.^[178]
• Vaduvur Srinivasa Desikachariar, 85, Indian scholar.^[179]
• Howell Evans, 86, Welsh actor (Stella).^[180]
• Samuel Gitler Hammer, 81, Mexican mathematician.^[181]
• Graham Joyce, 59, British speculative fantasy author, cancer.^[182]
• Denny Miller, 80, American actor (Tarzan, the Ape Man, Wagon Train), amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[183]
• Bob Suter, 57, American ice hockey player, Olympic champion (1980), heart attack.^[184]
• Tang Yijie, 87, Chinese philosopher.^[185]
• Antonín Tučapský, 86, Czech-born British composer.^[186]
• David Whyte, 43, English footballer (Charlton Athletic).^[187]
• Robert Young, 49, Scottish guitarist (Primal Scream).^[188]

10

• Robert William Dean, 94, American diplomat.^[189]
• Grant Dunlap, 90, American baseball player (St. Louis Cardinals).^[190]
• Ntiero Effiom, 67, Nigerian football coach.^[191]
• António Garrido, 81, Portuguese football referee.^[192]
• Richard Kiel, 74, American actor (The Spy Who Loved Me, Happy Gilmore, Tangled), heart attack.^[193]
• Oldřich František Korte, 88, Czech composer and pianist.^[194]
• Walter L. McVey Jr., 92, American politician.^[195]
• Edward Nelson, 82, American mathematician, professor emeritus (Princeton University).^[196]
• Yoshinori Sakai, 69, Japanese athlete, lit cauldron at the 1964 Summer Olympics, cerebral hemorrhage.^[197]
• Károly Sándor, 85, Hungarian footballer.^[198]
• George Spencer, 88, American baseball player (New York Giants).^[199]
• Paul K. Sybrowsky, 70, American businessman, President of Southern Virginia University (2012–2014).^[200]
• Hans Petter Tholfsen, 67, Norwegian harness racer.^[201]
• Joakim Vislavski, 73, Serbian football player (Partizan) and manager (Hajduk Kula).^[202]
• Ernst Wilfer, 91, German engineer.^[203]

11

• John A. Burroughs Jr., 78, American diplomat.^[204]
• Bob Crewe, 82, American songwriter ("Big Girls Don't Cry", "Rag Doll") and record producer (The Four Seasons).^[205]
• Antoine Duhamel, 89, French composer and conductor.^[206]
• Fletcher Dulini Ncube, 74, Zimbabwean politician.^[207]
• Mirko Ellis, 91, Swiss-Italian actor, self-defenestration.^[208]
• Kendall Francois, 43, American serial killer.^[209]
• Basil Charles Elwell French, 95, British Anglican priest.^[210]
• Joachim Fuchsberger, 87, German actor (Edgar Wallace movies), television host and lyricist.^[211]
• Jerônimo Garcia de Santana, 79, Brazilian politician, Governor of Rondônia (1987–1991), Mayor of Porto Velho (1986).^[212]
• Joanne Garvey, 79, American attorney.^[213]
• Hamish McHamish, 15, Scottish celebrity cat, chest infection.^[214]
• Rudolf Kortokraks, 86, German painter.^[215]
• Cosimo Matassa, 88, American recording engineer and studio owner.^[216]
• Elizabeth Whelan, 71, American consumer rights activist, founder of the American Council on Science and Health.^[217]
• Ali Yahya, 66, Israeli diplomat.^[218]

12

• Vasile Anghel, 76, Romanian footballer.^[219]
• Edmundo Domínguez Aragonés, 75, Mexican journalist.^[220]
• Mahant Avaidyanath, 93, Indian politician.^[221]
• John Bardon, 75, English actor (EastEnders).^[222]
• Fred Britton, 82, Canadian curler.^[223]
• André Dran, 90, French singer.^[224]
• Atef Ebeid, 82, Egyptian politician, Prime Minister (1999–2004).^[225]
• Salah El Mahdi, 89, Tunisian musicologist and composer.^[226]
• Peter Erős, 81, Hungarian-American conductor, cerebral hemorrhage.^[227]
• Theodore J. Flicker, 84, American writer and director (Barney Miller, The President's Analyst).^[228]
• Joseph Abangite Gasi, 86, South Sudanese Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Tombura-Yambio (1974–2008).^[229]
• John Gustafson, 72, English singer and bassist (Ian Gillan Band, Roxy Music, The Big Three).^[230]
• Henrik Have, 68, Danish artist and writer.^[231]
• Antony Kidman, 75, Australian psychologist and academic, heart attack.^[232]
• Irwin I. Kimmelman, 84, American politician.^[233]
• Zoran Knežević, 66, Serbian Yugoslav politician and judge.^[234]
• Lonnie Lynn, 71, American basketball player (Pittsburgh Pipers) and spoken word poet.^[235]
• Anwar Ali Noon, 90, Pakistani politician.^[236]
• Ian Paisley, Baron Bannside, 88, Northern Irish politician, first minister (2007–2008), MP (1970–2010) and member of the House of Lords (since 2010).^[237]
• Warren Perkins, 92, American basketball player (Tri-Cities Blackhawks).^[238]
• Dimitry Pospielovsky, 79, Canadian historian.^[239]
• Hugh Royer Jr., 78, American professional golfer.^[240]
• Bengt Saltin, 79, Swedish physiologist.^[241]
• Joe Sample, 75, American jazz musician (The Crusaders), and songwriter ("One Day I'll Fly Away", "Street Life").^[242]
• Sir Donald Sinden, 90, English actor (The Cruel Sea, The Day of the Jackal, Two's Company), prostate cancer.^[243]
• Ts'ao Yung-ho, 93, Taiwanese historian.^[244]
• Herbert Vorgrimler, 85, German theologian.^[245]
• Zhou Weizhi, 98, Chinese musician and politician, Minister of culture.^[246]
• Harold Williams, 90, Welsh football player.^[247]
• Abdel Rahman Zuabi, 82, Israeli judge.^[248]

13

• Benjamin Adekunle, 78, Nigerian army leader.^[249]
• Bjørn Tore Bryn, 77, Norwegian news anchor.^[250]
• Marvin Cheung, 67, Hong Kong accountant and politician, Chairman of the AAHK (2008–2014), unofficial member of the Executive Council (2005–2012), leukemia.^[251]
• Luis Colman, 60, Uruguayan Olympic rower.^[252]
• Robert M. Ellis, 92, American artist.^[253]
• Iberê Ferreira, 70, Brazilian politician, Governor of Rio Grande do Norte (2010–2011).^[254]
• Helen Filarski, 90, American baseball player (AAGPBL).^[255]
• Milan Galić, 76, Serbian Yugoslav Olympic champion footballer (1960), (national team).^[256]
• David Haines, 44, British humanitarian aid worker and ISIS hostage, beheading.^[257] (death reported on this date)
• Shelley Riley Moore, 88, American educator, First Lady of West Virginia (1969–1977, 1985–1989).^[258]
• Dmitry Sakunenko, 84, Russian Soviet Olympic speed skater (1956).^[259]
• Matthew Sands, 94, American physicist.^[260]
• Frank Torre, 82, American baseball player (Milwaukee Braves, Philadelphia Phillies), cardiac arrest.^[261]
• Paul Valenti, 94, American college basketball coach (Oregon State).^[262]
• Nigel Walker, 97, British criminologist, Wolfson Professor of Criminology (1973–1984).^[263]

14

• Isidoro Álvarez, 79, Spanish businessman, CEO of El Corte Inglés.^[264]
• Tony Auth, 72, American Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist, cancer.^[265]
• Behrens, 20, American thoroughbred racehorse.^[266]
• Bruno Castanheira, 37, Portuguese racing cyclist.^[267]
• Saifuddin Choudhury, 62, Indian politician, leader of the CPI(M), cancer.^[268]
• Servílio Conti, 97, Italian-born Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Roraima (1965–1975).^[269]
• Thoma Deliana, 88-89, Albanian politician.^[270]
• José Gómez, 70, American civil rights activist and academic.^[271]
• Assheton Gorton, 84, English production designer (101 Dalmatians, Legend, The French Lieutenant's Woman).^[272]
• Peter Gutteridge, 53, New Zealand singer and guitarist (The Clean, The Chills, Snapper).^[273]
• Miroslav Hlinka, 42, Slovak ice hockey player, gold medalist at the 2002 IIHF World Championship, suicide by hanging.^[274]
• Takatada Ihara, 85, Japanese television producer and director, heart disease.^[275]
• Kireet Joshi, 83, Indian philosopher and educationist, cancer.^[276]
• Boris Khimichev, 81, Russian actor.
• Benoy Krishna Konar, 84, Indian politician, member of the West Bengal Legislative Assembly.^[277]
• Angus Lennie, 84, Scottish actor (The Great Escape, Crossroads, Doctor Who).^[278]
• Charles Philip Littlejohn, 91, New Zealand judge.^[279]
• E. Jennifer Monaghan, 81, English-born American historian, stroke.^[280]
• Chase N. Peterson, 84, American physician and academic, President of the University of Utah (1983–1991).^[281]
• Philip Somerville, 84, English milliner.^[282]

15

• Iwao Akiyama, 93, Japanese printmaker.^[283]
• John Anderson Jr., 97, American politician, Governor of Kansas (1961–1965).^[284]
• Jeremy Ball, 45, Australian politician and actor (The Matrix), Deputy Mayor of Launceston, Tasmania (since 2011), traffic collision.^[285]
• Ted Belytschko, 71, American mechanical engineer.^[286]
• Giuliana Berlinguer, 80, Italian director, screenwriter, and novelist.^[287]
• Roger Blomquist, 57, Swedish sports journalist (SVT).^[288]
• Post Bahadur Bogati, 61, Nepalese politician, brain hemorrhage following cardiac arrest.^[289]
• Thomas Hale Boggs Jr., 73, American lawyer, lobbyist and politician, heart attack.^[290]
• Jackie Cain, 86, American jazz vocalist (Jackie and Roy), complications from a stroke.^[291]
• Waldemar Capucci, 85, Brazilian Olympic sport shooter.^[292]
• Dame Peggy Fenner, 91, British politician, MP for Rochester and Chatham (1970–1974, 1979–1997).^[293]
• Eugene I. Gordon, 84, American physicist.^[294]
• Yitzhak Hofi, 87, Israeli general, Director of Mossad (1974–1982).^[295]
• Nicholas Romanov, Prince of Russia, 91, French-born Russian claimant to the headship of the House of Romanov (since 1992).^[296]
• Jürg Schubiger, 77, Swiss psychotherapist and children's author.^[297]
• Claude A. Simard, 71, Canadian painter.^[298]
• Wayne Tefs, 67, Canadian writer, cancer.^[299]
• Marjorie Thompson, 60, American biologist and musician.^[300]
• François Wahl, 89, French literary editor.^[301]
• Glen Whitten, 78, American Olympic diver.^[302]

16

• Edward Atienza, 90, British actor.^[303]
• Lloyd Blackman, 86, Canadian musician.^[304]
• E. Leslie Conkling, 82, American politician.^[305]
• Narendra Dave, 64, Kenyan cricket umpire.^[306]
• Grant Evans, 65, Australian anthropologist and historian.^[307]
• H. M. Fowler, 96, American politician.^[308]
• Michael Hayes, 85, British television director (Doctor Who, Z-Cars, An Age of Kings) and newsreader.^[309]
• Buster Jones, 71, American voice actor (Super Friends, The Transformers, The Real Ghostbusters).^[310]
• Jef Lataster, 92, Dutch Olympic long-distance runner (1948).^[311]
• John Moat, 78, British poet, founded the Arvon Foundation.^[312]
• Alf Ivar Samuelsen, 72, Norwegian politician, tractor crash.^[313]
• Mary Speer, 89, American southern gospel singer (Speer Family).^[314]
• Linganath Subbu, 83, Indian cricketer.^[315]
• Dinis Vital, 82, Portuguese footballer.^[316]

17

• Hari Kumar Audichya, 84, Indian politician.^[317]
• Glenn D. Broyles, 88, American politician.^[318]
• Edward Fletcher Cass, 77, British miner and banker.^[319]
• Marianne Clausen, 66, Danish musicologist and choir conductor.^[320]
• Lisa Ann Coleman, 38, American criminal, executed.^[321]
• Renée Klang de Guzmán, 97, Dominican philanthropist, First Lady of the Dominican Republic (1978–1982).^[322]
• George Hamilton IV, 77, American country music singer (Abilene), complications from a heart attack.^[323]
• Andriy Husin, 41, Ukrainian football player (Dynamo Kyiv, Krylia Sovetov, national team) and coach, traffic collision.^[324]
• Wakachichibu Komei, 75, Japanese sumo wrestler.^[325]
• Elaine Lee, 74, South African-born Australian actress (Number 96).^[326]
• John Lofton, 73, American political commentator.^[327]
• Sir Charles Read, 95, Australian air marshal.^[328]
• Street Cry, 16, Irish thoroughbred racehorse, euthanised.^[329]
• Lorna Thomas, 96, Australian cricket player and manager.^[330]
• Welby Van Horn, 94, American tennis player and coach.^[331]
• Peter von Bagh, 71, Finnish film historian.^[332]
• China Zorrilla, 92, Uruguayan actress (Elsa & Fred), pneumonia.^[333]

18

• Richard Arenstorf, 84, American mathematician.^[334]
• Shakil Auj, 54, Pakistani Islamic researcher and scholar, shot.^[335]
• Jan Berdyszak, 78, Polish artist.^[336]
• Margie Day, 88, American R&B singer.^[337]
• Oleg Ivanovsky, 92, Russian spacecraft designer (Vostok, Prognoz).^[338]
• Patrick Lowry, 77, Irish Olympic sprinter.^[339]
• Milan Marcetta, 77, Canadian ice hockey player (Toronto Maple Leafs, Minnesota North Stars).^[340]
• Will Radcliff, 74, American businessman, creator of the Slush Puppie.^[341]
• George Radwanski, 67, Canadian journalist and civil servant, Privacy Commissioner (2000–2003), heart attack.^[342]
• Earl Ross, 73, Canadian race car driver.^[343]
• Hirofumi Uzawa, 86, Japanese economist, pneumonia.^[344]
• Olivier Vanneste, 84, Belgian politician and economist, Governor of West Flanders (1979–1997).^[345]
• Kenny Wheeler, 84, Canadian jazz trumpeter.^[346]

19

• André Bergeron, 92, French trade union leader.^[347]
• Hans-Georg Bohle, 66, German geographer.^[348]
• Keith Brueckner, 90, American theoretical physicist.^[349]
• Milton Cardona, 69, Puerto Rican jazz musician, heart failure.^[350]
• Püreviin Dagvasüren, 71, Mongolian traditional wrestler.^[351]
• Bill Detrick, 87, American college basketball coach (Central Connecticut Blue Devils).^[352]
• Peggy Drake, 91, Austrian-born American actress (King of the Mounties).^[353]
• Gaby Dlugi-Winterberg, 65, German international footballer.^[354]
• Marcel Dussault, 88, French road racing cyclist.^[355]
• Francisco Feliciano, 73, Filipino composer and conductor.^[356]
• Avraham Heffner, 79, Israeli filmmaker (Laura Adler's Last Love Affair).^[357]
• Jaap Leemhuis, 72, Dutch Olympic field hockey player.^[358]
• Audrey Long, 92, American film actress (Tall in the Saddle).^[359]
• Robert Long, 77, British army officer.^[360]
• Iain MacCormick, 74, Scottish politician, MP for Argyll (1974–1979).^[361]
• H. Tyler Marcy, 96, American business executive (IBM).^[362]
• Rod Milgate, 80, Australian painter, playwright and newsreader, heart attack.^[363]
• John Mlacak, 78, Canadian politician and artist.^[364]
• Hilda Oates, 89, Cuban actress.^[365]
• Bronisław Pawlicki, 88, Polish Olympic field hockey player (1952).^[366]
• U. Srinivas, 45, Indian mandolin player, complications from a liver transplant.^[367]
• K. Udayakumar, 54, Indian volleyball player, cardiac arrest.^[368]
• Derek Williams, 89, Welsh rugby union player (Cardiff).^[369]

20

• Anton-Günther, Duke of Oldenburg, 91, German noble.^[370]
• Anatoly Berezovoy, 72, Soviet cosmonaut (Soyuz T-5).^[371]
• Polly Bergen, 84, American singer and actress (Cape Fear, Cry-Baby, Desperate Housewives), Emmy winner (1958).^[372]
• Rob Bironas, 36, American football player (Tennessee Titans), traffic collision.^[373]
• Ron Bishop, 71, American off-road motorcycle racer.^[374]
• Erich Bloch, 75, Zimbabwean economist.^[375]
• Hal Burrows, 89, American tennis player.^[376]
• Vince Callahan, 82, American politician, member of the Virginia House of Delegates (1968–2008), West Nile meningitis.^[377]
• Pino Cerami, 92, Italian-born Belgian cyclist.^[378]
• J. California Cooper, 82, American playwright and author.^[379]
• Takako Doi, 85, Japanese politician, Speaker of the House of Representatives (1993–1996), pneumonia.^[380]
• Eric the Actor, 39, American dwarf, member of The Wack Pack.^[381]
• Odette Gartenlaub, 92, French pianist and composer.^[382]
• Kamara James, 29, Jamaican-born American Olympic fencer (2004).^[383]
• Ashok Ramchandra Kelkar, 85, Indian linguist and writer.^[384]
• John J. Lloyd, 92, American art director and production designer (Animal House, The Blues Brothers, The Thing), heart failure.^[385]
• Erik Ninn-Hansen, 92, Danish politician.^[386]
• Kazusuke Ogawa, 84, Japanese literary critic, stomach cancer.^[387]
• Randy Pike, 60, American politician, member of the Missouri House of Representatives (since 2012).^[388]
• Alfred Prinz, 84, Austrian composer and clarinetist.^[389]
• Igor Radin, 76, Serbian Yugoslav Olympic ice hockey player.^[390]
• Ramón Rojas, 35, Chilean BASE jumper, training accident.^[391]
• George Sluizer, 82, Dutch filmmaker (The Vanishing), cardiovascular disease.^[392]
• Erwin Sparendam, 80, Surinamese-born Dutch footballer.^[393]
• Şeref Taşlıova, 76, Turkish storyteller.^[394]
• M. B. W. Tent, 69, American author and educator.^[395]

21

• Shirley Baker, 82, British photographer.^[396]
• Les Bruckner, 96, American football player.^[397]
• Diana Capponi, 61, Canadian mental health activist, breast cancer.^[398]
• Cecilia Cenci, 72, Argentine actress, brain cancer.^[399]
• Anne-Marie Deschodt, French actress and writer.^[400]
• Linda Griffiths, 60, Canadian actress and playwright, breast cancer.^[401]
• Michael Harari, 87, Israeli intelligence officer.^[402]
• Lori Heiser, 86, American politician.^[403]
• Caldwell Jones, 64, American basketball player (Philadelphia 76ers, Portland Trail Blazers), heart attack.^[404]
• Ed Koffenberger, 88, American basketball and lacrosse player (Duke University), leukemia.^[405]
• Galina Konovalova, 98, Russian actress (Uncle Vanya).^[406]
• Ruben Kun, 72, Nauruan politician, President (1996–1997) and Speaker of Parliament (1981–1986).^[407]
• John Chrysostom Lan Shi, 89, Chinese Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Sanyuan (2003–2008).^[408]
• Sheldon Patinkin, 79, American theatre director.^[409]
• Joseph Plaskett, 96, Canadian painter.^[410]
• Alastair Reid, 88, Scottish poet and scholar.^[411]
• Scott Ross, 45, American football player (New Orleans Saints), heart failure.^[412]
• Jan Werner, 68, Polish sprinter, Olympic silver medalist (1976).^[413]

22

• Nanda Prasad Adhikari, 51–53, Nepali activist.^[414]
• Fernando Cabrita, 91, Portuguese football player and manager.^[415]
• Alexey Chervonenkis, 76, Russian mathematician (Vapnik–Chervonenkis theory).^[416]
• Anandji Dossa, 98, Indian cricket statistician.^[417]
• Joseph Gurzenda, 77, American politician.^[418]
• Ezra Heymann, 86, Venezuelan philosopher.^[419]
• Serge Kujawa, 89, Polish-born Canadian politician.^[420]
• Ray Lambrecht, 96, American car dealer.^[421]
• Nikita Larionov, 82, Russian writer.^[422]
• Skip E. Lowe, 85, American talk show host, emphysema.^[423]
• E. J. Mishan, 96, English economist.^[424]
• Samira Saleh Ali al-Naimi, 50–51, Iraqi human rights activist and lawyer, executed.^[425]
• Billy Neil, 75, Scottish footballer (Queen's Park, Airdrieonians).^[426]
• Sahana Pradhan, 88, Nepalese politician, brain haemorrhage.^[427]
• Alexis Sarei, 80, Papua New Guinean politician and diplomat, Premier of North Solomons Province (1976–1980, 1984–1987).^[428]
• Cara Silverman, 54, American film editor (Super, He's Just Not That Into You, A Cinderella Story).^[429]
• Erik van der Wurff, 69, Dutch pianist and composer, cancer.^[430]
• Flor Van Noppen, 58, Belgian politician, MP (2007–2014), multiple system atrophy.^[431]
• Hans E. Wallman, 78, Swedish film director, producer and composer, injuries sustained in a horse riding accident.^[432]
• Ben Webb, 38, New Zealand artist.^[433]

23

• Alaviyya Babayeva, 93, Azerbaijani writer and translator, People's Artist of the Azerbaijani SSR.^[434]
• Myrtle Baylis, 94, Australian cricket and netball international.^[435][436]
• A. W. Davis, 71, American basketball player (University of Tennessee) and coach.^[437]
• Irven DeVore, 79, American anthropologist.^[438]
• John Divers, 74, Scottish footballer.^[439]
• Anatoly Eiramdzhan, 77, Russian-Armenian film director.^[440]
• Robin Freeman, 80, American college basketball player (Ohio State).^[441]
• Mullah Ghani, Afghan politician, Governor of Nimruz Province (1995), shot.^[442]
• Henryk Glücklich, 69, Polish speedway rider.^[443]
• Gabriel Gómez Michel, 49, Mexican politician, MP for Jalisco (since 2012), homicide.^[444] (body discovered on this date)
• Gilles Latulippe, 77, Canadian comedian, actor and theatre manager, lung cancer.^[445]
• Don Manoukian, 80, American football player (Oakland Raiders).^[446]
• Kresimir Sipusch, 84, Croatian-born Yugoslav composer and conductor.^[447]
• Al Suomi, 100, American professional hockey player (Chicago Blackhawks).^[448]
• George Herbert Swift Jr, 88, American mathematician and computer scientist.^[449]
• John Toner, 91, American football coach and athletic administrator (University of Connecticut).^[450]
• Shankar Vaidya, 86, Indian Marathi poet and writer.^[451]
• Margaret Vogt, 64, Nigerian diplomat.^[452]
• John Baptist Wang Jin, 90, Chinese Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Yuci (since 1999).^[453]
• Don Wollett, 95, American author, arbiter and college professor.^[454]

24

• Mohsen Amiraslani, 36-37, Iranian psychoanalyst, execution.^[455]
• Catherine Beattie, 93, American farmer and politician.^[456]
• Eckart Berkes, 65, German Olympic hurdler (1972).^[457]
• Fred Branfman, 72, American author and anti-war activist, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[458]
• Ron Butlin, 89, Canadian ice hockey executive.^[459]
• Deborah Cavendish, Duchess of Devonshire, 94, British writer and socialite, last surviving Mitford sister.^[460]
• Sir Edward Eveleigh, 96, British judge, Lord Justice of Appeal.^[461]
• Ailo Gaup, 70, Norwegian Sami author.^[462]
• Reuben Greenberg, 71, American police chief.^[463]
• Sebastian Haag, 35, German extreme skier and mountaineer, avalanche.^[464]
• Christopher Hogwood, 73, English conductor.^[465]
• Carlotta Ikeda, 73, Japanese butoh dancer, liver cancer.^[466]
• Ray Isherwood, 76, Australian cricket umpire.^[467]
• Ken James, 80, Canadian politician, MP for Sarnia—Lambton (1984–1993).^[468]
• Vladimir Kadyshevsky, 76, Russian theoretical physicist.^[469]
• Madis Kõiv, 84, Estonian author, physicist and philosopher.^[470]
• Nancy Virtue Lewis, 64, American politician.^[471]
• Greg Mackey, 52, Australian rugby league player (South Sydney, Warrington, Hull F.C.), bowel cancer.^[472]
• Sir Gordon Manzie, 84, British civil servant, Chief Executive of the Property Services Agency.^[473]
• Lily McBeth, 80, American transgender teacher.^[474]
• Jack Mezirow, 91, American educationalist.^[475]
• Karl Miller, 83, British literary editor (The Listener, London Review of Books).^[476]
• Priscilla Mitchell, 73, American country music singer.^[477]
• Hugh C. Rae, 78, Scottish author.^[478]
• Derek Roe, 76–77, British archaeologist.^[479]
• Stephen Sykes, 75, English Anglican prelate, Bishop of Ely (1990–1999).^[480]
• Abu Yusuf Al-Turki, 47, Turkish terrorist, commander of al-Nusra Front, air strike.^[481] (death reported on this date)

25

• Toby Balding, 78, American-born British racehorse trainer.^[482]
• Ulrick Chérubin, 70, Haitian-born Canadian politician, Mayor of Amos, Quebec (since 2002).^[483]
• Vladimir Dolbonosov, 65, Russian footballer (Dynamo Moscow).^[484]
• Stefan Grimm, 51, German biologist, suicide.^[485]
• István Hernek, 79, Hungarian Olympic sprint canoer.^[486]
• Jaak Joala, 64, Estonian Soviet singer.^[487]
• Jim Kincaid, 84, American football player (Washington Redskins).^[488]
• Bonnie Lynn Tempesta, 61, American food manufacturer, cancer.^[489]
• Sulejman Tihić, 62, Bosnian politician, Member of the Presidency (2002–2006), cancer.^[490]
• Dorothy Tyler-Odam, 94, British athlete, Olympic silver medalist (1936, 1948).^[491]
• Christine Vladimiroff, 74, American nun.^[492]
• Barbara Washburn, 99, American mountaineer, first woman to climb Mount McKinley.^[493]
• Cedric Wyatt, 74, Australian public servant and indigenous rights advocate.^[494]

26

• Michaela Andörfer, 85, German Roman Catholic nun.^[495]
• Jim Boeke, 76, American football player (Dallas Cowboys) and actor (Coach, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country).^[496]
• Charles Dobzynski, 84-85, French poet, journalist and translator.^[497]
• Wouter Gortzak, 83, Dutch journalist (Het Parool) and politician, member of the House of Representatives (1998–2002).^[498]
• Hermann Greiner, 94, German World War II flying ace.^[499]
• Sam Hall, 93, American television writer (Dark Shadows, One Life to Live).^[500]
• Astrid Dirdal Hegrestad, 85, Norwegian politician.^[501]
• Wolfgang Hutter, 85, Austrian artist.^[502]
• Michael McCarty, 68, American actor (Loving, The Legend of Bagger Vance, Dunston Checks In), heart failure.^[503]
• Tony McMichael, 71, Australian epidemiologist, complications of pneumonia.^[504]
• Gerry Neugebauer, 82, American astronomer, complications of spinocerebellar ataxia.^[505]
• Tamir Sapir, 67, Georgian-born American businessman.^[506]
• Takamaro Shigaraki, 87–88, Japanese Buddhist philosopher.^[507]
• Maggie Stables, 70, British actress (Doctor Who).^[508]
• Shao Tong, 20, Chinese student (Iowa State University), suffocated.^[509] (body discovered on this date)
• Guro Valen, 54, Norwegian professor of medicine, cancer.^[510]
• Zelda, 11+, American wild turkey, resident of New York City's Battery Park, traffic collision.^[511] (body found on this date)

27

• Gaby Aghion, 93, French fashion designer (Chloé).^[512]
• Gil Aldema, 86, Israeli composer and conductor.^[513]
• Angelo Arrigoni, 91, Italian rugby union and professional rugby league footballer.^[514]
• Joan Benesh, 94, British ballet dancer, pneumonia.^[515]
• Lou Curtis, 86, Australian cricketer.^[516]
• Anna Morpurgo Davies, 77, Italian-born British philologist.^[517]
• Eugie Foster, 42, American science fiction author, respiratory failure.^[518]
• Taylor Hardwick, 89, American architect, cancer.^[519]
• Harry Harley, 88, Canadian politician, MP for Halton (1962–1968).^[520]
• Wally Hergesheimer, 87, Canadian professional ice hockey player (Chicago Blackhawks, New York Rangers).^[521]
• Park Honan, 86, American literary scholar.^[522]
• Abdelmajid Lakhal, 74, Tunisian theatre director and actor.^[523]
• Antti Lovag, 94, Hungarian architect.^[524]
• Sarah Danielle Madison, 40, American actress (7th Heaven, Jurassic Park III, Training Day).^[525]
• Dorothy Maharam, 97, American mathematician.^[526]
• Jean-Jacques Pauvert, 88, French publisher.^[527]
• Michael Scott-Joynt, 71, English Anglican prelate, Bishop of Stafford (1987–1995) and Winchester (1995–2011).^[528]
• Earl Smith, 86, American baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates).^[529]
• James Traficant, 73, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives for Ohio's 17th district (1985–2002).^[530]
• Zhang Xianliang, 77, Chinese author and poet.^[531]

28

• Dannie Abse, 91, British doctor and poet.^[532]
• Joseph H. Alexander, 76, American historian and Marine Corps officer.^[533]
• Lisbeth Bodd, 56, Norwegian performance artist and theatre leader.^[534]
• Daniel F. Clark, 59, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1989–2002), lung cancer.^[535]
• Nicolae Corneanu, 90, Romanian Orthodox hierarch, Metropolitan of Banat (since 1962).^[536]
• Daniel Dion, 55-56, Canadian artist.^[537]
• Roy Ebron, 63, American basketball player (Utah Stars).^[538]
• Jim Eley, 81, Australian footballer.^[539]
• Sheila Faith, 86, British politician, MP for Belper (1979–1983).^[540]
• Paul Fatt, 90, British neuroscientist.^[541]
• Lubomír Havlák, 92, Czech opera singer.^[542]
• Ralph Maxwell, 94, American district judge and athlete.^[543]
• Sirkka Polkunen, 86, Finnish Olympic cross-country skier.^[544]
• George R. Poulos, 87, American politician, mayor of Flint, Michigan (1962-1964).^[545]
• Tim Rawlings, 81, English footballer (West Bromwich Albion, Walsall).^[546]
• George Roberts, 86, American trombonist.^[547]
• José Luis Serna Alzate, 78, Colombian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Florencia (1978–1989) and Líbano–Honda (1989–2002).^[548]
• John Sheridan, 72, American politician, former New Jersey Transportation Commissioner, stabbed.^[549]
• Petr Skoumal, 76, Czech musician and composer.^[550]
• Jakob Stämpfli, 79, Swiss bass concert singer.^[551]
• Ieke van den Burg, 62, Dutch politician, MEP (1999–2009).^[552]
• Jan Vodička, 82, Czech Olympic ice hockey player (1956).^[553]
• Sophia Yin, 48, American veterinarian and animal behaviorist, suicide by hanging.^[554]

29

• Warren Anderson, 92, American businessman.^[555]
• JP Auclair, 37, Canadian freestyle skier, avalanche.^[556]
• Walter Evan Black Jr., 88, American federal judge.^[557]
• Miguel Boyer, 75, French-born Spanish economist and politician, Minister of Economy, Treasury and Commerce (1982–1985), pulmonary embolism.^[558]
• Mary Cadogan, 86, British writer.^[559]
• Tarik Carson, 68, Uruguayan-born Argentine writer and painter.^[560]
• Carlo Curis, 90, Italian Roman Catholic prelate and diplomat, Apostolic Nuncio to Canada (1990–1999).^[561]
• Richard Dickerson, 77, American politician, member of the California State Assembly (1998–2002), mayor of Redding, California.^[562]
• Hugh Doherty, 93, Irish footballer (Celtic).^[563]
• Andreas Fransson, 31, Swedish extreme skier, avalanche.^[556]
• Mohammad Ghouse, 83, Indian cricket umpire.^[564]
• Stan Monteith, 85, American author and radio host.^[565]
• Luis Nishizawa, 96, Mexican painter.^[566]
• John Ritchie, 93, New Zealand composer.^[567]
• Len Ronson, 78, Canadian-born American ice hockey player (New York Rangers).^[568]
• Pat Sawilowsky, 83, American Jewish community leader.^[569]
• George Shuba, 89, American baseball player (Brooklyn Dodgers).^[570]
• Len Stephenson, 84, English footballer.^[571]

30

• Jadir Ambrósio, 91, Brazilian musician and composer.^[572]
• Iftikhar Hussain Ansari, 72, Indian Kashmiri cleric, politician and businessman.^[573]
• Billie Barry, Irish dance instructor.^[574]
• Thomas A. Benes, 63, American Marine Corps major general, myelodysplastic syndrome.^[575]
• Kaj Björk, 95, Swedish politician and diplomat.^[576]
• Lidya Buzio, 65, Uruguayan-born American ceramist, cancer.^[577]
• Sandra Cano, 55-57, American anti-abortion activist.^[578]
• Ralph Cosham, 78, British-born American actor (Starman, The Pelican Brief, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion).^[579]
• Victor Crespo, 81, Portuguese politician, President of the Assembly of the Republic (1987–1991).^[580]
• Hama Arba Diallo, 75, Burkinabé politician and diplomat.^[581]
• Roselyn P. Epps, 83, American pediatrician and public health physician.^[582]
• Peter Eriksson, 50, Swedish curler.^[583]
• Shizuko Gō, 85, Japanese author (Requiem).^[584]
• Erik Hansen, 74, Danish canoeist, Olympic champion (1960).^[585]
• Iemasa Kayumi, 80, Japanese voice actor (Lupin III, One Piece, Astro Boy).^[586]
• Jerrie Mock, 88, American pilot, first woman to fly solo around the world.^[587]
• San W. Orr Jr., 73, American businessman.^[588]
• Martin Lewis Perl, 87, American physicist, discovered the tau particle, Nobel Prize laureate in Physics (1995), heart attack.^[589]
• Ren Runhou, 56, Chinese businessman and politician.^[590]
• Yevgeny Samsonov, 88, Russian rower, Olympic silver medalist (1952).^[591]
• Sheila Tracy, 80, British broadcaster and musician (Big Band Special).^[592]
• Xu Lizhi, 24, Chinese poet and factory worker, suicide.^[593]