Deaths in January 2019

The following is a list of notable deaths in January 2019.

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), reason for notability, cause of death (if known), and reference.

January 2019[]

1[]

• Ludwig W. Adamec, 94, Austrian-born American historian.^[1]
• Ross Allen, 90, New Zealand local politician, chair of Taranaki Regional Council (1989–2001), and cricket umpire.^[2]
• Yuri Artsutanov, 89, Russian engineer.^[3]
• Jamal Ahmad Mohammad Al Badawi, 58, Yemeni militant (Islamic Jihad of Yemen), airstrike.^[4]
• Dagfinn Bakke, 85, Norwegian artist.^[5]
• Ed Corney, 85, American bodybuilder.^[6]
• Ivan Dimitrov, 83, Bulgarian Olympic footballer (Lokomotiv Sofia, Spartak Sofia, national team).^[7]
• Feis Ecktuh, 32, Dutch rapper, shot.^[8]
• Elizabeth Edgar, 89, New Zealand botanist.^[9]
• Katie Flynn, 82, British author.^[10]
• Freddie Glidden, 91, Scottish footballer (Hearts, Dumbarton).^[11]
• Ivo Gregurević, 66, Croatian actor (Madonna, Fine Dead Girls, What Iva Recorded).^[12]
• Joan Guinjoan, 87, Spanish composer and pianist.^[13]
• Ke Hua, 103, Chinese diplomat, ambassador to Guinea, Ghana, the Philippines and the United Kingdom.^[14]
• Kris Kelmi, 63, Russian singer-songwriter (Autograph), heart attack.^[15]
• Bernd Kröplin, 74, German engineer and academic.^[16]
• Walt McKeel, 46, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox, Colorado Rockies).^[17]
• Paul Neville, 78, Australian politician, MP (1993–2013).^[18]
• José Antonio Pujante, 54, Spanish politician, member of the Assembly of Murcia (since 2007), heart attack.^[19]
• Raymond Ramazani Baya, 75, Congolese politician, Foreign Minister (2004–2007) and Ambassador to France (1990–1996).^[20]
• Richard Rifkind, 88, American cancer researcher.^[21]
• Steven P. Schinke, 73, American social work scholar.^[22]
• Tu Mingjing, 90, Chinese materials scientist, member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering.^[23]
• Stephen Twinoburyo, 49, Ugandan mathematician, heart attack.^[24]
• María Teresa Uribe, 78, Colombian sociologist and academic (University of Antioquia).^[25]
• Nils Utsi, 75, Norwegian Sámi actor (Pathfinder).^[26]
• Larry Weinberg, 92, American real estate developer and sports team owner (Portland Trail Blazers).^[27]
• Gilbert Winham, 80, American political scientist.^[28]
• Pegi Young, 66, American educator, philanthropist, and singer-songwriter, cancer.^[29]
• Perry Deane Young, 77, American journalist and playwright, cancer.^[30]

2[]

• Ramakant Achrekar, 87, Indian cricket coach.^[31]
• Kalipada Bauri, Indian politician, MLA (1971–1972).^[32]
• Malcolm E. Beard, 99, American politician, member of the Florida Senate (1980–1996) and House of Representatives (1978–1980).^[33]
• Darwin Bromley, 68, American game designer, founder of Mayfair Games.^[34]
• Jerry Buchek, 76, American baseball player (St. Louis Cardinals, New York Mets).^[35]
• Michele Caccavale, 71, Italian politician, Deputy (1994–1996).^[36]
• Paulien van Deutekom, 37, Dutch Olympic speed skater (2006), world champion (2008), lung cancer.^[37]
• Daryl Dragon, 76, American musician and songwriter (Captain & Tennille, The Beach Boys), renal failure.^[38]
• Bob Einstein, 76, American actor (Curb Your Enthusiasm, Ocean's Thirteen) and performer (Super Dave Osborne), leukemia.^[39]
• Bill Elsey, 97, British racehorse trainer (Epsom Oaks, St Leger Stakes).^[40]
• Dominic Filiou, 41, Canadian strongman, heart attack.^[41]
• Julia Grant, 64, British trans woman pioneer (A Change of Sex).^[42]
• Gu Fangzhou, 92, Chinese virologist credited with eradicating polio in China, President of Peking Union Medical College.
• Bob Hanner, 73, American politician, member of the Georgia House of Representatives (1974–2013).^[43]
• Waun Ki Hong, 76, American oncologist.^[44]
• Peter Kelly, 74, Irish politician, TD (2002–2011), cancer.^[45]
• Geoffrey Langlands, 101, British army officer and educator.^[46]
• Jerry Magee, 90, American sportswriter (The San Diego Union-Tribune, Pro Football Weekly).^[47]
• Jim Margraff, 58, American football coach (Johns Hopkins Blue Jays), heart attack.^[48]
• Salvador Martínez Pérez, 85, Mexican Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Huejutla (1994–2009).^[49]
• Joe McCabe, 99, Irish hurler (Clonad, Laois).^[50]
• Kevin J. McIntyre, 57, American government official, Chairman of the FERC (2017–2018), brain cancer.^[51]
• Marko Nikolić, 72, Serbian actor (Bolji život).^[52]
• Blake Nordstrom, 58, American businessman, co-president of Nordstrom, lymphoma.^[53]
• Gene Okerlund, 76, American Hall of Fame professional wrestling interviewer (AWA, WWF, WCW), complications from a fall.^[54]
• Darius Perkins, 54, Australian actor (Neighbours, Home and Away, Prisoner), cancer.^[55]
• Samuel Rayan, 98, Indian theologian.^[56]
• Otto Schnepp, 93, Austrian-born American scientist.^[57]
• Marcellin Theeuwes, 82, Dutch Carthusian monk.^[58]
• Jerzy Turonek, 89, Polish-Belarusian historian.^[59]
• Tommy Watz, 60, Norwegian translator.^[60]
• George Welsh, 85, American football coach (Navy Midshipmen, Virginia Cavaliers).^[61]

3[]

• Hamza Abdullahi, 73, Nigerian politician, Military Governor of Kano State (1984–1985) and Minister of Federal Capital Territory (1986–1989).^[62]
• Roger Bastié, 86, French rugby union player and coach (CA Brive).^[63]
• Richard C. Bradt, 80, American materials engineer.^[64]
• Bob Burrow, 84, American basketball player (Kentucky Wildcats, Minneapolis Lakers, Rochester Royals).^[65]
• Joe Casely-Hayford, 62, British fashion designer, cancer.^[66]
• Ernesto del Castillo, 89, Mexican Olympic equestrian (1968).^[67]
• William Cochran, 84, American politician, member of the Indiana House of Representatives (1974–1982).^[68]
• Sylvia Chase, 80, American news anchor (KRON, ABC World News Tonight) and journalist (20/20).^[69]
• Gordon Crosby, 91, Canadian Olympic sprinter.^[70]
• Chandrashekhar Shankar Dharmadhikari, 91, Indian judge and independence activist.^[71]
• John Falsey, 67, American writer and producer (St. Elsewhere, I'll Fly Away, Northern Exposure), fall.^[72]
• Jack Fennell, 85, English rugby league footballer (Featherstone Rovers).^[73]
• Gao Chengyong, 54, Chinese serial killer and rapist, executed.^[74]
• Radamel García, 61, Colombian Olympic footballer (1980), heart attack.^[75]
• Theodore E. Gildred, 83, American diplomat, Ambassador to Argentina (1986–1989).^[76]
• Reg Holland, 78, English footballer (Wrexham, Chester City, Altrincham).^[77]
• Harold A. Hopkins Jr., 88, American Episcopal prelate, bishop of North Dakota (1980–1988).^[78]
• Sayed Ashraful Islam, 67, Bangladeshi politician, MP (since 2008) and Minister of Public Administration (since 2009), lung cancer.^[79]
• Kenneth Kauth, 94, American politician, member of the South Dakota House of Representatives (1969–1978).^[80]
• Herb Kelleher, 87, American businessman, co-founder of Southwest Airlines.^[81]
• William Miller, 62, American football player (Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Pittsburgh Maulers, Orlando Renegades), cancer.^[82]
• Anne-Marie Minvielle, 75, French journalist.^[83]
• Dibyendu Palit, 79, Indian writer.^[84]
• Steve Ripley, 69, American musician (The Tractors), cancer.^[85]
• Christine de Rivoyre, 97, French journalist (Le Monde), writer, and literary editor (Marie Claire).^[86]
• John Shaw, 70, American-Canadian painter.^[87]
• José Vida Soria, 81, Spanish jurist, writer and politician, Deputy (1977–1981) and rector of University of Granada (1984–1989), cancer.^[88]
• Thais St. Julien, 73, American opera singer, Alzheimer's disease.^[89]
• Wulf Steinmann, 88, German physicist.^[90]
• William H. Stetson, American Roman Catholic priest.^[91]
• Pinaki Thakur, 59, Indian poet, malaria.^[92]
• Michael Yeung, 73, Chinese Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Hong Kong (since 2017), liver failure.^[93]

4[]

• Milan Balabán, 89, Czech theologian, Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren pastor and anti-communist dissident (Charter 77).^[94]
• Norman Birnbaum, 92, American sociologist, heart disease and sepsis.^[95]
• Syed Zulfiqar Bokhari, Pakistani diplomat.^[96]
• Ivan Bortnik, 79, Russian actor (Family Relations, Mirror for a Hero, Lost in Siberia).^[97]
• Harold Brown, 91, American government official and nuclear physicist, Secretary of Defense (1977–1981), pancreatic cancer.^[98]
• John Burningham, 82, English author and illustrator, pneumonia.^[99]
• Moffatt Burriss, 99, American politician, member of the South Carolina House of Representatives (1977–1992).^[100]
• Charles Currie, 88, American Jesuit academic administrator, President of the AJCU (1997–2011), Xavier University (1982–1985), and Wheeling Jesuit University (1972–1982).^[101]
• Diana Decker, 93, American-born British actress (When You Come Home, The Barefoot Contessa) and singer ("Poppa Piccolino").^[102]
• Harold Demsetz, 88, American economist.^[103]
• Peter Doucette, 64, Canadian politician, MLA (1989–1996).^[104]
• Leo J. Dulacki, 100, American general.^[105]
• Turhan Erdoğan, 81, Turkish civil engineer.^[106]
• Miguel Gallastegui, 100, Spanish pelotari.^[107]
• David Garman, 96, British inventor and businessman.^[108]
• Hakmeen Khan, Pakistani politician, founder of Pakistan Peoples Party.^[109]
• Louisa Moritz, 82, Cuban-born American actress (Love, American Style, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Loose Shoes), heart failure.^[110]
• Frank Mugglestone, 94, English rugby league footballer (Bradford Northern, Castleford).^[111]
• John Nallen, 86, Irish Gaelic footballer (Crossmolina, Tuam Stars, Trim).^[112]
• Oldenburg Baby, 21, German abortion survivor, lung infection.^[113]
• Francisco Olivencia, 84, Spanish lawyer and politician, Deputy (1979–1982) and Senator (1993–2000).^[114]
• Jean Revillard, 51, Swiss photojournalist, heart attack.^[115]
• Norman Snider, 74, Canadian screenwriter (Dead Ringers, Body Parts, Casino Jack).^[116]
• John Thornett, 83, Australian rugby union player (New South Wales, national team).^[117]
• Wiet Van Broeckhoven, 69, Belgian radio presenter and writer.^[118]
• Zhang Lianwen, 73, Chinese actor.^[119]

5[]

• Emil Brumaru, 80, Romanian writer and poet.^[120]
• Sergio Otoniel Contreras Navia, 92, Chilean Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of San Carlos de Ancud (1966–1974) and Temuco (1977–2001).^[121]
• Mungau Dain, 24, Ni-Vanuatu film actor (Tanna), sepsis.^[122]
• Silvano Davo, 73, Italian racing cyclist.^[123]
• Rick Down, 68, American baseball hitting coach (New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, New York Mets).^[124]
• Scott Dozier, 48, American convicted murderer, suicide by hanging.^[125]
• Jean-Eudes Dubé, 92, Canadian politician.^[126]
• Alvin Fielder, 83, American jazz drummer, complications from heart failure and pneumonia.^[127]
• Derek Foster, Baron Foster of Bishop Auckland, 81, British politician, MP for Bishop Auckland (1979–2005) and member of the House of Lords (since 2005), cancer.^[128]
• Don Grierson, 77, British music industry executive.^[129]
• Eric Haydock, 75, British Hall of Fame bassist (The Hollies).^[130]
• Kenneth Hedberg, 98, American chemist.^[131]
• Stanley Insler, 81, American philologist.^[132]
• Odeen Ishmael, 70, Guyanese diplomat.^[133]
• Iftekharul Alam Kislu, 92, Bangladeshi film producer (Sangam, Ora Egaro Jon, Dui Poisar Alta) and businessperson.^[134]
• John Kouns, 89, American photographer and civil rights activist.^[135]
• Aisha Lemu, 79, British-born Nigerian Islamic scholar.^[136]
• Alan Wood Lukens, 94, American diplomat.^[137]
• Maria Dolores Malumbres, 87, Spanish pianist and composer.^[138]
• Pete Manning, 81, American football player (Chicago Bears, Calgary Stampedes, Toronto Argonauts).^[139]
• Robert Morey, 72, American Baptist minister.^[140]
• Alan R. Pearlman, 93, American sound engineer, founder of ARP Instruments.^[141]
• Rudolf Raff, 77, American biologist.^[142]
• John L. Said, 86, American Episcopal bishop (Southeast Florida, Central Florida).^[143]
• Bernice Sandler, 90, American women's rights activist, cancer.^[144]
• Dragoslav Šekularac, 81, Serbian football player (Red Star Belgrade, Yugoslavia national team) and manager (Marbella).^[145]
• Alexis Smirnoff, 71, Canadian professional wrestler (NWA, AWA, WWF), kidney failure.^[146]
• James H. Smylie, 93, American church historian.^[147]
• Sun Ganqing, 99, Chinese major general, Chief of Staff of the Guangzhou Military Region (1969–1977) and the Kunming Military Region (1977–1980).^[148]
• Myron Thompson, 82, American-born Canadian politician, MP (1993–2008), cancer.^[149]
• Antonio Torres Millera, 54, Spanish politician, member of the Aragonese Corts (since 2003), heart attack.^[150]

6[]

• Jo Andres, 64, American filmmaker, choreographer and artist, peritoneal sclerosis.^[151]
• Alfredo Arpaia, 88, Italian politician, Deputy (1982–1983).^[152]
• Joe Belmont, 84, American basketball player and coach.^[153]
• Annalise Braakensiek, 46, Australian model and actress (Pizza).^[154]
• Johan Claassen, 89, South African rugby union player and coach (national team).^[155]
• Ben Coleman, 57, American basketball player (New Jersey Nets, Philadelphia 76ers, Milwaukee Bucks).^[156]
• George Crowe, 82, Canadian ice hockey coach (Dartmouth College).^[157]
• Francisco Dela Cruz, 56, Northern Mariana Islands politician, member of the House of Representatives (2006–2014), heart attack.^[158]
• Robert J. Doherty, 94, American photographer and graphic designer.^[159]
• Odette Drand, 91, French Olympic fencer (1952).^[160]
• José Ramón Fernández, 95, Cuban militant, Vice-President of the Council of Ministers (1978–2012).^[161]
• Jack Garrick, 92, Australian VFL footballer (South Melbourne).^[162]
• Lenny Green, 86, American baseball player (Detroit Tigers, Baltimore Orioles, Boston Red Sox).^[163]
• Roy Hilton, 75, American football player (Baltimore Colts), Alzheimer's disease.^[164]
• Ron Hines, 95, Australian VFL footballer (Carlton).^[165]
• Robert L. Kahn, 100, American social psychologist.^[166]
• Kwamie Lassiter, 49, American football player (Arizona Cardinals, San Diego Chargers, St. Louis Rams), heart attack.^[167]
• Gebhardt von Moltke, 80, German diplomat, Ambassador to the UK (1997–1999).^[168]
• Derek Piggott, 96, British glider pilot and flight instructor, stroke.^[169]
• Ken Preston, 93, English cricketer (Essex).^[170]
• Gregg Rudloff, 63, American sound mixer (Mad Max: Fury Road, The Matrix, Glory), Oscar winner (1990, 2000, 2016), suicide.^[171]
• Lamin Sanneh, 76, Gambian-born American professor (Yale University, Yale Divinity School), stroke.^[172]
• W. Morgan Sheppard, 86, British actor (Transformers, Max Headroom, Gettysburg).^[173]
• Paul Streeten, 101, Austrian-born British economics professor.^[174]
• René Steurbaut, 90, Belgian Olympic basketball player (1948).^[175]
• Gustav Andreas Tammann, 86, German astronomer.^[176]
• Roy Tutty, 88, Australian Olympic speed skater (1960).^[177]
• Bea Vianen, 83, Surinamese writer.^[178]
• Angelo Ziccardi, 90, Italian politician, Senator (1972–1983).^[179]
• Gene Zwozdesky, 70, Canadian politician, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta (2012–2015), cancer.^[180]

7[]

• Moshe Arens, 93, Lithuanian-born Israeli aeronautical engineer and politician, Minister of Defense (1983–1984, 1990–1992, 1999) and Foreign Affairs (1988–1990).^[181]
• Aristeo Benavídez, 91, Argentine alpine skier.^[182]
• Helmut Berding, 88, German historian.^[183]
• Barbara Elaine Ruth Brown, 89, American biologist and philanthropist.^[184]
• Guy Charmot, 104, French resistance fighter.^[185]
• Vytautas Einoris, 88, Lithuanian agronomist and politician.^[186]
• Laurie Gilfedder, 83, English rugby league footballer (national team, Warrington, Wigan).^[187]
• Jimmy Hannan, 84, Australian singer and game show host (Saturday Date), Gold Logie winner (1965), cancer.^[188]
• Francisco Hernández, 69, Costa Rican football player (Saprissa, national team).^[189]
• John Joubert, 91, South African-born British composer.^[190]
• Aline Kiner, 59, French journalist and writer.^[191]
• Clydie King, 75, American singer.^[192]
• Dave Laing, 71, English writer, editor and broadcaster.^[193]
• Alanna Lockward, 57, Dominican curator, writer and filmmaker.^[194]
• Houari Manar, 38, Algerian raï singer, heart attack.^[195]
• Ivan Mašek, 70, Czech dissident, economist and politician, Deputy (1993–1998).^[196]
• John Mendelsohn, 82, American pharmacologist, President of the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center (1996–2011), glioblastoma.^[197]
• Harold J. Noah, 93, British-born American educational theorist.^[198]
• Theodore K. Rabb, 81, American historian.^[199]
• Ronald C. Read, 94, British-born Canadian mathematician.^[200]
• Carmencita Reyes, 87, Filipino politician, member of the House of Representatives (2007–2010), Governor of Marinduque (1998–2007; since 2010).^[201]
• A. G. Rigg, 81, British medievalist.^[202]
• Tom Rukavina, 68, American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1987–2013), leukemia.^[203]
• Jocelyne Saab, 70, Lebanese journalist and film director, cancer.^[204]
• Robert P. Smith, 78, American economist.^[205]
• Bernard Tchoullouyan, 65, French judoka, Olympic bronze medalist (1980), heart attack.^[206]

8[]

• Wendy Ashmore, 70, American archaeologist and anthropologist.^[207]
• Pierre Barillet, 95, French actor and playwright.^[208]
• José Belvino do Nascimento, 86, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Itumbiara (1981–1987) and Divinópolis (1989–2009).^[209]
• Jayantilal Bhanusali, 54, Indian politician, MLA (2007–2012), shot.^[210]
• Antal Bolvári, 86, Hungarian water polo player, Olympic champion (1952, 1956).^[211]
• Armando Bortolaso, 92, Italian-born Syrian Roman Catholic prelate, Vicar Apostolic of Aleppo (1992–2002).^[212]
• Sir William Cole, 92, Australian public servant, Secretary of the Department of Defence (1984–1986).^[213]
• Georges Dimou, 87, Greek singer.^[214]
• Stefan Eeckelaert, 54, Belgian darts player.^[215]
• Edwin Erickson, 80, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania Senate (2001–2015).^[216]
• Gao Changqing, 59, Chinese surgeon, member of the Academy of Engineering.^[217]
• Khosro Harandi, 68, Iranian chess master.^[218]
• Huang Chin-tao, 93, Taiwanese World War II veteran (Imperial Japanese Navy) and resistance fighter (27 Brigade).^[219]
• Susanne Humphrey, 74, American medical librarian (National Library of Medicine).^[220]
• Karsten Jakobsen, 90, Norwegian engineer, rector of the Norwegian Institute of Technology (1990–1993).^[221]
• Sergei Khodakov, 52, Russian paralympic athlete (1992, 1996).^[222]
• Guje Lagerwall, 100, Swedish actress.^[223]
• Larry Langford, 72, American politician, Mayor of Birmingham, Alabama (2007–2009).^[224]
• Alexia Mupende, 34, Kenyan-born Rwandan model, stabbed.^[225]
• John Nye, 95, British glaciologist, heart failure.^[226]
• Arturo Rojas de la Cámara, 88, Spanish cartoonist.^[227]
• Julio Rubiano, 65, Colombian Olympic racing cyclist, heart attack.^[228]
• Bijan Samandar, 77, Iranian poet and musician.^[229]
• Giorgio Zur, 88, German Roman Catholic prelate, Apostolic Nuncio (1979–2005).^[230]

9[]

• Filipe Abraão, 39, Angolan basketball player (Atlético Sport Aviação, Primeiro de Agosto, Recreativo do Libolo).^[231]
• Ian Adamson, 74, Northern Irish politician, Lord Mayor of Belfast (1996–1997), MLA (1998–2003).^[232]
• Fernando Aiuti, 83, Italian immunologist and politician, fall.^[233]
• Gebran Araiji, 67, Lebanese politician.^[234]
• Kjell Bäckman, 84, Swedish speed skater, Olympic bronze medalist (1960).^[235]
• Verna Bloom, 80, American actress (Animal House, High Plains Drifter, The Last Temptation of Christ), complications from dementia.^[236]
• Pierre de Bané, 80, Palestinian-born Canadian politician, MP (1968–2013).^[237]
• Óscar González-Quevedo, 88, Spanish-born Brazilian Jesuit priest and parapsychologist, heart disease.^[238]
• Earnest F. Gloyna, 97, American environmental engineer.^[239]
• Joseph Lawson Howze, 95, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Biloxi (1977–2001).^[240]
• Joseph Jarman, 81, American jazz musician (Art Ensemble of Chicago) and Shinshu Buddhist priest.^[241]
• Conxita Julià, 98, Spanish Catalan poet.^[242]
• Paul Koslo, 74, German-Canadian actor (The Omega Man, Vanishing Point, Rooster Cogburn) pancreatic cancer.^[243]
• Matthew Locricchio, 71, American cookbook author and actor.^[244]
• Anatoly Lukyanov, 88, Russian politician, Chairman of the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union (1990–1991).^[245]
• Mahendra Mewati, 49, Indian actor, blood clot.^[246]
• Melvin L. Moeschberger, 78, American biostatistician.^[247]
• Milan Pančevski, 83, Macedonian politician, Chairman of the Presidium of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia (1989–1990).^[248]
• Paolo Paoloni, 89, Italian actor (Fantozzi, An Average Little Man, Cannibal Holocaust).^[249]
• Don Reynolds, 81, American child actor (Song of Arizona, The Fighting Redhead, Beyond the Purple Hills).^[250]
• Thierry Séchan, 69, French novelist.^[251]
• James P. Stewart, 94, American military officer.^[252]
• Alan Trask, 85, American politician, member of the Florida Senate (1969–1971, 1973–1982).^[253]
• Lester Wunderman, 98, American Hall of Fame advertising executive, creator of direct marketing.^[254]

10[]

• Theo Adam, 92, German opera singer.^[255]
• José Andreu García, 81, Puerto Rican jurist, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court (1992–2003).^[256]
• Erminio Boso, 73, Italian politician, Senator (1992–1996), heart attack.^[257]
• Edward F. Burns, 87, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1973–1990).^[258]
• Andy de Groat, 72, American choreographer.^[259]
• Philippe de Lannoy, 96, Belgian noble.^[260]
• Alfredo del Mazo González, 75, Mexican politician, Governor of the State of Mexico (1981–1986) and Minister of Energy, Mines and State Industry (1986–1988).^[261]
• Deng Tietao, 102, Chinese physician.^[262]
• Rick Forzano, 90, American football coach (Detroit Lions).^[263]
• Kevin Fret, 25, Puerto Rican musician, shot.^[264]
• Martin Gore, 67, British oncologist, complications following yellow fever vaccination.^[265]
• Johnny Hetki, 96, American baseball player (Cincinnati Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates).^[266]
• Gerd Jaeger, 91, German sculptor and painter.^[267]
• Mikel Janku, 77, Albanian footballer (Partizani, national team).^[268]
• Barbara Low, 98, British-American biochemist.^[269]
• Patrick Malrieu, 73, French business executive and Breton activist and historian.^[270]
• Ross Lowell, 92, American photographer and inventor of gaffer tape.^[271]
• John Michels, 87, American football player (Tennessee Volunteers) and coach (Minnesota Vikings).^[272]
• René Mouille, 94, French aviation engineer.^[273]
• Dianne Oxberry, 51, British broadcaster (BBC North West Tonight), cancer.^[274]
• Lionel Price, 91, British Olympic basketball player (1948).^[275]
• Juan Francisco Reyes, 80, Guatemalan politician, Vice President (2000–2004).^[276]
• Ron Smith, 94, British comic artist (Judge Dredd).^[277]
• Sir Conrad Swan, 94, Canadian-born British officer of arms.^[278]
• Arnold Tucker, 95, American military officer and football player.^[279]

11[]

• Hugo Alarcón, 26, Chilean footballer (Deportes La Pintana, Deportes Linares, Deportes Melipilla).^[280]
• Sir Michael Atiyah, 89, British mathematician, President of the Royal Society (1990–1995).^[281]
• Rafael Arcadio Bernal Supelano, 84, Colombian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Arauca (1990–2003) and Líbano-Honda (2003–2004).^[282]
• Wayne Blair, 70, New Zealand cricketer (Otago).^[283]
• George Brady, 90, Czech-Canadian Holocaust survivor and businessman.^[284]
• Tom Brosius, 69, American track and field athlete, pancreatic cancer.^[285]
• Marge Callaghan, 97, Canadian baseball player (All-American Girls Professional Baseball League).^[286]
• Walter Chandoha, 98, American photographer.^[287]
• Angelo Constantino, 48, Filipino bowler, shot.^[288]
• Michel Dejouhannet, 83, French racing cyclist.^[289]
• Mark Elliot, 65, Canadian radio host (CFRA), pneumonia.^[290]
• Gus Ganakas, 92, American college basketball coach (Michigan State).^[291]
• J. D. Gibbs, 49, American race car driver, co-owner of Joe Gibbs Racing, degenerative neurological disease.^[292]
• John G. Gunderson, 76, American psychiatrist, prostate cancer.^[293]
• David Hinkley, 74–75, British-born American statistician.^[294]
• Khalida Hussain, 82, Pakistani fiction writer.^[295]
• Robert Horn, 87, American Olympic water polo player.^[296]
• Elaine Koppelman, 81, American mathematician.^[297]
• Steffan Lewis, 34, Welsh politician, AM (since 2016), bowel cancer.^[298]
• Fernando Luján, 79, Mexican actor (Overboard, Día de muertos, Dangers of Youth), respiratory failure.^[299]
• Andrew MacLachlan, 77, British actor (Monty Python's Life of Brian, A Fish Called Wanda, By the Sword Divided).^[300]
• Sue Povey, 76, British geneticist.^[301]
• Kishore Pradhan, 82, Indian actor.^[302]
• Dinanath Pandey, 85, Indian politician, MLA (1977–1985) and (1990–1995).^[303]
• Mary Randlett, 94, American photographer.^[304]
• Meera Sanyal, 57, Indian banker, cancer.^[305]
• Walter V. Shipley, 83, American businessman, CEO of Chase Manhattan Bank (1996–1999).^[306]
• Dimitris Sioufas, 75, Greek politician, Speaker of the Parliament (2007–2009).^[307]
• Bjørg Skjælaaen, 85, Norwegian Olympic figure skater.^[308]
• Charles Soreng, 84, Indian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Daltonganj (1989–1995) and Hazaribag (1995–2012).^[309]
• Tom Warner, 70, American politician, member of the Florida House of Representatives (1992–1999), cancer.^[310]
• Jumping Johnny Wilson, 91, American basketball player (Harlem Globetrotters).^[311]

12[]

• George Ball, 92, American entomologist.^[312]
• Christian Conrad Blouin, 77, Canadian-born Papua New Guinean Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Lae (2007–2018).^[313]
• Bo Hi Pak, 88, South Korean cleric, leader of the Unification Church.^[314]
• Anthony Colaizzo, 88, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1989–1998).^[315]
• A. Brian Deer, 74, Canadian librarian, developer of the Brian Deer Classification System.^[316]
• Paul Englund, 80, American biochemist, Parkinson's disease.^[317]
• Bonnie Guitar, 95, American country musician ("Dark Moon").^[318]
• Dennis Marvin Ham, 78, Canadian businessman and politician.^[319]
• Javier de Hoz, 78, Spanish philologist and academic.^[320]
• Etsuko Ichihara, 82, Japanese actress (Your Name, Hideyoshi, The Great Adventure of Horus, Prince of the Sun), heart failure.^[321]
• Joe M. Jackson, 95, American Air Force officer, Medal of Honor recipient.^[322]
• Linda Kelly, 82, English historian.^[323]
• Larry Koentopp, 82, American minor-league baseball executive (Las Vegas Stars) and athletic director (Gonzaga University).^[324]
• Bob Kuechenberg, 71, American football player (Miami Dolphins).^[325]
• Max Deen Larsen, 75, American musicologist.^[326]
• Batton Lash, 65, American comic book writer and artist (Supernatural Law, Archie Meets the Punisher), brain cancer.^[327]
• Taw Phaya, 94, Burmese prince, Head of the Royal House of Konbaung (since 1956).^[328]
• Leonard M. Pike, 78, American agricultural scientist, developed the 1015 supersweet onion.^[329]
• Jaime Rosenthal, 82, Honduran politician, Third Vice President (1986–1989) and MP (2002–2006), heart attack.^[330]
• Sanger D. Shafer, 84, American country songwriter ("All My Ex's Live in Texas", "Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind").^[331]
• John Slim, 2nd Viscount Slim, 91, British peer, member of the House of Lords (since 1971).^[332]
• Takeshi Umehara, 93, Japanese philosopher, pneumonia.^[333]
• Mark Urman, 66, American film producer (ThinkFilm) and distributor, respiratory failure.^[334]
• Bruno Vanryb, 61, French sound engineer and businessman, traffic collision.^[335]
• Patricia Wald, 90, American judge, Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (1986–1991), pancreatic cancer.^[336]
• Patrick Yu, 96, Hong Kong barrister, city's first Chinese prosecutor.^[337]
• Béla Zsitnik, 94, Hungarian rower, Olympic bronze medalist (1948).^[338]

13[]

• Pierre Alard, 81, French Olympic discus thrower (1956, 1960).^[339]
• Roberto Reinaldo Cáceres González, 97, Argentinian-born Uruguayan Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Melo (1962–1996).^[340]
• Miguel Civil, 92, Spanish sumerologist.^[341]
• Douglas M. Costle, 79, American environmentalist, Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (1977–1981), complications from a stroke.^[342]
• Sally Fraser, 86, American actress (War of the Colossal Beast, It Conquered the World, Earth vs. the Spider).^[343]
• Rajesh Ghodge, 43, Indian cricketer (Goa cricket team).^[344]
• Francine du Plessix Gray, 88, Polish-born American author and critic.^[345]
• Luella Klein, 94, American physician.^[346]
• Phil Masinga, 49, South African footballer (Leeds United, Bari, national team), cancer.^[347]
• Willie Murphy, 75, American blues musician (Running, Jumping, Standing Still), pneumonia.^[348]
• Susanne Neumann, 59, German author and trade unionist, cancer.^[349]
• Alfred K. Newman, 94, American Navajo code talker.^[350]
• Francis W. Nye, 100, American major general in the U.S. Air Force.^[351]
• Julen Roselló, 2, Spanish child, fall.^[352]
• Serena Rothschild, 83, British racehorse owner.^[353]
• Guy Sénac, 86, French footballer.^[354]
• Mel Stottlemyre, 77, American baseball player (New York Yankees) and coach (New York Mets, Houston Astros), multiple myeloma.^[355]
• Bo Westlake, 91, Canadian Olympic rower.^[356]

14[]

• Ido Abram, 78, Dutch writer and educator.^[357]
• Paweł Adamowicz, 53, Polish politician, Mayor of Gdańsk (since 1998), stabbed.^[358]
• Bernardo Benes, 84, Cuban banker and community leader.^[359]
• Milton Bluehouse Sr., 82, American politician, President of the Navajo Nation (1998–1999).^[360]
• Dick Brodowski, 86, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Indians).^[361]
• Gonzalo Ramiro del Castillo Crespo, 82, Bolivian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Military (2000–2012).^[362]
• Jim Clark, 71, American baseball player (Cleveland Indians).^[363]
• Roger Cuvillier, 96, French engineer and inventor.^[364]
• Shivajirao Deshmukh, 84, Indian politician.^[365]
• Eli Grba, 84, American baseball player (New York Yankees, Los Angeles Angels), pancreatic cancer.^[366]
• Del Henney, 83, English actor (When Eight Bells Toll, Straw Dogs, Brannigan).^[367]
• David N. Levinson, 83, American businessman and politician.^[368]
• Peter Nambundunga, 71, Namibian military officer.^[369]
• Francisco de Oliveira Dias, 88, Portuguese politician, Speaker of the Assembly (1981–1982) and Deputy (1976–1983).^[370]
• Raymond G. Perelman, 101, American businessman and philanthropist.^[371]
• Lenin Rajendran, 67, Indian film director (Venal, Puravrutham, Mazha) and screenwriter, complications from liver transplant.^[372]
• Wilf Rosenberg, 84, South African rugby league player (Leeds, Hull, national team), stroke.^[373]
• Martha Ross, 79, British actress (EastEnders, Grange Hill) and radio presenter.^[374]
• Gavin Smith, 50, Canadian professional poker player.^[375]
• Rainer Stadelmann, 85, German Egyptologist.^[376]
• Tinca Stegovec, 91, Slovenian artist.^[377]
• Devendra Swarup, 93, Indian journalist.^[378]
• Julio Vallejo Ruiloba, 73, Spanish psychiatrist.^[379]
• Duncan Welbourne, 78, English footballer (Watford).^[380]

15[]

• Bill Anagnos, 60, American stuntman and actor (The Warriors, The Bourne Ultimatum, A Beautiful Mind).^[381]
• Bai Hua, 88, Chinese novelist, playwright and poet.^[382]
• Avraham Bendori, 90, Israeli football player (Maccabi Tel Aviv, national team) and manager (Hapoel Ramat Gan).^[383]
• Bradley Bolke, 93, American voice actor (The New Casper Cartoon Show, Underdog, The Year Without a Santa Claus).^[384]
• Jacques Boyon, 84, French politician, Deputy (1986, 1988–1997).^[385]
• Carol Channing, 97, American Hall of Fame actress (Hello, Dolly!, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Thoroughly Modern Millie), singer and dancer, Tony winner (1964).^[386]
• Edyr de Castro, 72, Brazilian actress (Roque Santeiro, Por Amor, Cabocla), and singer, multiple organ failure.^[387]
• Giuseppe De Chirico, 84, Italian Olympic sport shooter (1968, 1972, 1976).^[388]
• Xavier Gouyou-Beauchamps, 81, French prefect and director general of France 3.^[389]
• Bill Graham, 81, Canadian football player (Hamilton Tiger-Cats).^[390]
• Luis Grajeda, 81, Mexican Olympic basketball player (1964, 1968).^[391]
• Antonín Kramerius, 79, Czech footballer (Sparta Prague, Hradec Králové, national team).^[392]
• Mason Lowe, 25, American professional bull rider, chest injuries sustained during a competition.^[393]
• Eduardo Martín Toval, 76, Spanish lawyer and politician, Deputy (1977–1980, 1982–1995) and member of Catalan Parliament (1980–1982).^[394]
• Tim Maypray, 30, American football player (Montreal Alouettes, Ottawa Redblacks).^[395]
• John J. McKetta, 103, American chemical engineer.^[396]
• Mario Monje, 89, Bolivian politician, founder of Communist Party, pneumonia.^[397]
• Gabriel Montcharmont, 78, French politician, Deputy (1988–1993, 1997–2002).^[398]
• Jerónimo Neto, 51, Angolan handball coach, heart attack.^[399]
• Miodrag Radovanović, 89, Serbian actor (The Farm in the Small Marsh, The Elusive Summer of '68, Battle of Kosovo).^[400]
• Simone Rignault, 75, French politician Deputy (1993–1997).^[401]
• Biraj Kumar Sarma, 70, Indian politician, liver failure.^[402]
• Sir Anthony Skingsley, 85, British air chief marshal.^[403]
• José Souto, 59, French footballer.^[404]
• Espen Thorstenson, 78, Norwegian film director (Dager fra 1000 år, Bak sju hav).^[405]
• Thelma Tixou, 75, Mexican vedette and actress (La muchacha del cuerpo de oro, Santa Sangre).^[406]
• Bruce Tufeld, 66, American talent agent and manager (Laura Dern, Kelsey Grammer, Rob Lowe), liver cancer.^[407]

16[]

• Malik Mazhar Abbas Raan, 65, Pakistani politician, member of the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab (1997–1999, since 2013), heart attack.^[408]
• Gerard Basset, 61, French-born British sommelier, esophageal cancer.^[409]
• John C. Bogle, 89, American investor, founder of The Vanguard Group, cancer.^[410]
• François Brune, 87, French Catholic prelate and writer.^[411]
• Jean Chatillon, 81, Canadian composer.^[412]
• Vishnu Hari Dalmia, 94, Indian industrialist (Dalmia Group).^[413]
• Lorna Doom, 61, American punk rock bassist (Germs), breast cancer.^[414]
• Tom Hausman, 65, American baseball player (New York Mets, Milwaukee Brewers).^[415]
• Ahmed Hussein-Suale, 31, Ghanaian journalist, shot.^[416]
• Shannon M. Kent, 35, American Navy chief cryptologic technician, bombing.^[417]
• Grattan Kerans, 78, American politician, member of the Oregon State Senate (1986–1993).^[418]
• Alfred Kunz, 89, German-Canadian composer and conductor, heart disease.^[419]
• Fernand Labrie, 81, Canadian endocrinologist and medical researcher.^[420]
• Hugh Lewin, 79, South African anti-apartheid activist and writer.^[421]
• Aya Maasarwe, 21, Israeli exchange student, homicide.^[422]
• Hank Norton, 91, American college football coach (Ferrum College).^[423]
• Mirjam Pressler, 78, German writer.^[424]
• Joyce Reopel, 85, American artist.^[425]
• Barry Robinson, 86, English cricketer.^[426]
• Heinrich Schaarschmidt, 88, Finnish Olympic sailor (1960).^[427]
• Teddi Sherman, 97, American actress and screenwriter.^[428]
• Denis Sire, 65, French comics artist and illustrator.^[429]
• Barbara Tsakirgis, 64, American archaeologist.^[430]
• Rita Vidaurri, 94, American singer.^[431]
• Unto Wiitala, 93, Finnish Hall of Fame ice hockey player and official.^[432]
• Chris Wilson, 62, Australian musician (Short Cool Ones), pancreatic cancer.^[433]
• Yu Min, 92, Chinese nuclear physicist.^[434]

17[]

• Vicente Álvarez Areces, 75, Spanish politician, President of Asturias (1999–2011), Senator (since 2011) and Mayor of Gijón (1987–1999).^[435]
• Babiker Awadalla, 101, Sudanese politician, Prime Minister (1969).^[436]
• S. Balakrishnan, 69, Indian film score composer and music director, cancer.^[437]
• Eddie Benitez, 62, American guitarist.^[438]
• Francis Coutou, 71, French Olympic field hockey player (1972).^[439]
• Windsor Davies, 88, Welsh actor (It Ain't Half Hot Mum, Carry On England, Never the Twain).^[440]
• Steven B. Dodge, 73, American media executive, traffic collision.^[441]
• Michael Hardcastle, 85, British writer of children's literature (Soccer Comes First, United!, Half a Team).^[442]
• Ashrafunnesa Mosharraf, 74, Bangladeshi politician, kidney disease.^[443]
• Joe O'Donnell, 77, American football player (Buffalo Bills).^[444]
• Mary Oliver, 83, American poet, Pulitzer Prize winner (1984), lymphoma.^[445]
• Mary Jane Osborn, 91, American biochemist and molecular biologist.^[446]
• Garfield Owen, 86, Welsh rugby player (Halifax, Keighley, Newport), Parkinson's disease.^[447]
• Gil Carlos Rodríguez Iglesias, 72, Spanish judge, President of the European Court of Justice (1994–2003).^[448]
• Léo Rooman, 90, Belgian Olympic hockey player (1952).^[449]
• Sam Savage, 78, American novelist (Firmin: Adventures of a Metropolitan Lowlife).^[450]
• Turk Schonert, 62, American football player (Cincinnati Bengals, Atlanta Falcons, Stanford Cardinal), heart attack.^[451]
• Tara Simmons, 34, Australian musician, breast cancer.^[452]
• Helen Smith, 97, American baseball player (All-American Girls Professional Baseball League).^[453]
• Daniel C. Striepeke, 88, American makeup artist (Forrest Gump, Saving Private Ryan, Mission: Impossible).^[454]
• Sabrina Vlaškalić, 29, Serbian classical guitarist and teacher, traffic collision.^[455]
• Anthony Watsham, 94, British-born Zimbabwean Jesuit monk and entomologist.^[456]
• John Welwood, 75, American psychologist.^[457]
• Keith White, 70, British sailor.^[458]
• Fumiko Yonezawa, 80, Japanese theoretical physicist, heart failure.^[459]
• Reggie Young, 82, American musician (The Memphis Boys).^[460]

18[]

• Eric Aarons, 99, Australian politician.^[461]
• David Abel, 83, Burmese economist and military officer, heart attack.^[462]
• Boo, 12, American Pomeranian dog, Facebook celebrity, heart failure.^[463]
• Gulab Chandio, 61, Pakistani actor.^[464]
• John Coughlin, 33, American figure skater, suicide by hanging.^[465]
• Walter Craig, 65, Canadian mathematician.^[466]
• Dale Dodrill, 92, American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers).^[467]
• Lamia Al-Gailani Werr, 80, Iraqi archaeologist.^[468]
• Gary Gutting, 76, American philosopher.^[469]
• Cees Haast, 80, Dutch racing cyclist.^[470]
• Reg Hart, 83, New Zealand rugby league player (national team).^[471]
• Geoffrey Hewitt, 85, British chemical engineer.^[472]
• Sylvia Kay, 82, British actress (Rapture, Wake in Fright, Just Good Friends).^[473]
• John Krogh, 80, Norwegian footballer (Rosenborg, national team).^[474]
• Robert Morey, 82, American rower, Olympic champion (1956).^[475]
• Dan Orlich, 94, American football player (Green Bay Packers).^[476]
• Gilles Paquet, 82, Canadian economist.^[477]
• Franco Pian, 96, Italian footballer (SPAL, Internazionale, Legnano).^[478]
• François Protat, 73–74, Canadian cinematographer (Weekend at Bernie's, Johnny Mnemonic, Joshua Then and Now).^[479]
• Brian Stowell, 82, Manx reporter (Manx Radio), linguist, physicist and author, Reih Bleeaney Vanannan winner (2008).^[480]
• William A. Thomas, 70, American college football player and coach (Tennessee State Tigers).^[481]
• Etienne Vermeersch, 84, Belgian philosopher, euthanasia.^[482]
• Ivan Vutsov, 79, Bulgarian football player (Levski Sofia, national team) and manager (Spartak Pleven).^[483]
• Glen Wood, 93, American racing driver, co-founder of Wood Brothers Racing.^[484]
• Peter Zander, 96, German-born British actor (Mystery Submarine, Rotten to the Core, The Return of Mr. Moto), complications from a stroke.^[485]

19[]

• Atin Bandyopadhyay, 85, Bangladeshi writer, stroke.^[486]
• Mario Bertoncini, 86, Italian composer, pianist, and music educator.^[487]
• Jagjit Singh Chopra, 84, Indian neurologist, complications from a stroke.^[488]
• Gert Frank, 62, Danish cyclist, Olympic bronze medalist (1976), heart attack.^[489]
• Robert Furlonger, 97, Australian diplomat.^[490]
• Nathan Glazer, 95, American sociologist.^[491]
• Thomas Habinek, 65, American classical scholar, liver cancer.^[492]
• Henry Horwitz, 80, American historian.^[493]
• Barthélémy Kotchy, 84, Ivorian writer and politician.^[494]
• Liang Jingkui, 87, Chinese physical chemist, member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.^[495]
• Ted McKenna, 68, Scottish drummer (The Sensational Alex Harvey Band), haemorrhage during hernia surgery.^[496]
• May Menassa, 80, Lebanese writer and journalist, ruptured aneurysm.^[497]
• Tony Mendez, 78, American intelligence officer (CIA), subject of Argo, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[498]
• Muriel Pavlow, 97, English actress (Malta Story, Doctor in the House, Reach for the Sky).^[499]
• Mark Samson, 63, Sri Lankan actor, heart attack.^[500]
• Jaswinder Singh Sandhu, 63, Indian politician, cancer.^[501]
• Red Sullivan, 89, Canadian ice hockey player (Boston Bruins, New York Rangers) and coach (Pittsburgh Penguins), Alzheimer's disease.^[502]
• Henry Sy, 94, Chinese-born Filipino retailer and investor (SM Investments, SM Prime).^[503]
• Margaret Wigiser, 94, American baseball player (All-American Girls Professional Baseball League).^[504]

20[]

• Tibor Baranski, 96, Hungarian-born American Righteous Among the Nations.^[505]
• Paul Barrett, 78, British music manager and agent.^[506]
• Rosemarie Bowe, 86, American model and actress.^[507]
• Kenneth Bruffee, 84, American academic.^[508]
• Fred Castledine, 81, Australian WAFL footballer (Swan Districts).^[509]
• Ian Dewhirst, 82, British historian.^[510]
• Klaus Enders, 81, German sidecar racer, world champion (1967, 1969–1970, 1972–1974).^[511]
• Evloghios, 83, German-born Italian Orthodox bishop, Primate of the Holy Synod of Milan (since 1990).^[512]
• Mustapha Filali, 97, Tunisian politician and union leader, Minister of Agriculture (1956–1957).^[513]
• Ging Ginanjar, 54, Indonesian journalist (KBR, Deutsche Welle, BBC).^[514]
• Ronald Hayman, 86, British critic and biographer, pneumonia.^[515]
• Norman Itzkowitz, 87, American historian.^[516]
• Husain Mohammad Jafri, 84, Pakistani historian.^[517]
• Dumisani Kumalo, 71, South African politician and diplomat, UN ambassador (1999–2009), asthma attack.^[518]
• Jerry Kupcinet, 74, American director and producer.^[519]
• John Mason, 91, American artist.^[520]
• Petre Milincovici, 82, Romanian Olympic rower (1960).^[521]
• Mudrooroo, 80, Australian writer.^[522]
• François Perrot, 94, French actor (Toutes griffes dehors, Who Wants to Kill Sara?, Le coeur à l'ouvrage).^[523]
• Leonardo Quisumbing, 79, Filipino judge, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court (1998–2009).^[524]
• Jimmy Rayl, 77, American basketball player (Indiana Hoosiers, Indiana Pacers).^[525]
• Lolo Rico, 84, Spanish writer, television director and journalist.^[526]
• Ian Shirley, 78, New Zealand social policy academic (Auckland University of Technology).^[527]
• Bobby Shows, 80, American politician, member of the Mississippi House of Representatives (1992–2016).^[528]
• Andrew G. Vajna, 74, Hungarian-American film producer (Nixon, Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, Evita).^[529]
• Mithra Wettimuny, 67, Sri Lankan cricketer.^[530]

21[]

• Marcel Azzola, 91, French accordionist (Jacques Brel).^[531]
• Russell Baker, 93, American writer (Growing Up), Pulitzer Prize recipient (1978, 1983), complications from a fall.^[532]
• Kaye Ballard, 93, American actress (The Mothers-in-Law, The Doris Day Show) and singer ("Fly Me to the Moon"), kidney cancer.^[533]
• Khandaker Abdul Baten, 72, Bangladeshi guerrilla leader and politician, MP (since 2009).^[534]
• Raghbir Singh Bhola, 91, Indian field hockey player, Olympic champion (1956) and silver medalist (1960).^[535]
• Edwin Birdsong, 77, American funk keyboardist.^[536]
• Trond Botnen, 81, Norwegian artist.^[537]
• Maxine Brown, 87, American country singer (The Browns), complications of heart and kidney disease.^[538]
• Mauro Cichero, 67, Italian-born Venezuelan footballer (national team).^[539]
• Evening Attire, 20, American racehorse.^[540]
• Padraic Fiacc, 94, Irish poet.^[541]
• Rosa González Román, 76, Chilean journalist and politician, Deputy (1998–2006).^[542]
• Henri, Count of Paris, 85, French noble, Orléanist pretender to the French throne (since 1999).^[543]
• Göran Högberg, 70, Swedish Olympic athlete (1980).^[544]
• Nagendra Jamatia, 71, Indian politician, MLA (1977–1993 and 1998–2008).^[545]
• Charles Kettles, 89, American colonel, Medal of Honor recipient.^[546]
• Lothar Kobluhn, 75, German footballer (Rot-Weiß Oberhausen).^[547]
• Roman Kudlyk, 77, Ukrainian poet and literary critic.^[548]
• Mike Ledbetter, 33, American blues musician, complications from epilepsy.^[549]
• Andrzej Liss, 68, Polish politician, member of Sejm (2002–2007).^[550]
• Richard H. Lyon, 89, American acoustical engineer.^[551]
• Ismail Mačev, 59, Macedonian Olympic sprinter (1988), lung cancer.^[552]
• Pedro Manfredini, 83, Argentine footballer (Racing Club, Roma, national team).^[553]
• Giuseppe Minardi, 90, Italian racing cyclist.^[554]
• Lupando Mwape, 68, Zambian politician, Vice-President (2004–2006).^[555]
• Leo Paquette, 84, American chemist, Parkinson's disease.^[556]
• John Russell, 83, British rower, Olympic silver medalist (1964).^[557]
• Emiliano Sala, 28, Argentine footballer (Bordeaux, Nantes, Cardiff City), plane crash.^[558]
• Shivakumara Swami, 111, Indian Lingayat spiritual leader and educationist, Seer of Siddaganga Matha (since 1941), lung infection.^[559]
• Yıldırım Uran, 63, Turkish football coach, heart attack.^[560]
• Harris Wofford, 92, American attorney and politician, member of the U.S. Senate (1991–1995), complications from a fall.^[561]

22[]

• Themos Anastasiadis, 61, Greek journalist and publisher, cancer.^[562]
• Koos Andriessen, 90, Dutch politician and economist, Minister of Economic Affairs (1963–1965, 1989–1994).^[563]
• Ahmed Imtiaz Bulbul, 63, Bangladeshi musician and political activist, heart attack.^[564]
• Leonard Dinnerstein, 84, American historian.^[565]
• Andrew Fairlie, 55, Scottish chef, brain cancer.^[566]
• James Frawley, 82, American television and film director (The Monkees, The Muppet Movie), Emmy winner (1967), heart attack.^[567]
• Éric Holder, 58, French novelist.^[568]
• Kin Kaung, 55, Burmese comedian and actor.^[569]
• A. Kumarathurai, 79, Sri Lankan politician, founder of Kumarapuram.^[570]
• John Lindley, 85, English rugby league player (Wakefield Trinity).^[571]
• Bill Mackrides, 93, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles, New York Giants, Pittsburgh Steelers).^[572]
• Eileen Massey, 83, Australian cricketer.^[573]
• Maureen Murphy, 79, American Olympic swimmer (1956), heart attack.^[574]
• Bernarr Notley, 100, English cricketer (Nottinghamshire).^[575]
• Kiril Petkov, 85, Bulgarian wrestler, Olympic silver medalist (1964).^[576]
• Jean-Maurice Rouquette, 87, French historian.^[577]
• John M. Smith, 83, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Pensacola–Tallahassee (1991–1995) and Trenton (1997–2010).^[578]
• Wolfgang Thonke, 80, German military officer.^[579]
• Charles Vandenhove, 91, Belgian architect.^[580]

23[]

• Steven H. Amick, 71, American politician, member of the Delaware House of Representatives (1987–1995) and Senate (1995–2009).^[581]
• Diana Athill, 101, British literary editor and novelist.^[582]
• Richard Bodycombe, 96, American military officer.^[583]
• Jack Brinkley, 88, American politician, educator and lawyer, member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Georgia's 3rd district (1967–1983).^[584]
• Mervyn Brooker, 64, British cricketer, meningitis.^[585]
• Jacqueline Casalegno, 93, French businesswoman.^[586]
• Bradnee Chambers, 52, Canadian environmentalist.^[587]
• Dick Dolman, 83, Dutch politician, Speaker (1979–1989) and member of the House of Representatives (1970–1990), member of the Council of State (1990–2003).^[588]
• Ayşen Gruda, 74, Turkish actress and comedian, pancreatic cancer.^[589]
• Nils Hasselmo, 87, Swedish-American academic administrator, President of the University of Minnesota (1988–1997) and the AAU (1998–2006), prostate cancer.^[590]
• Wayne H. Holtzman, 96, American psychologist.^[591]
• Howard S. Irwin, 90, American botanist.^[592]
• Anthony de Jasay, 93, Hungarian economist and philosopher.^[593]
• Lin Ching-hsuan, 65, Taiwanese writer, heart attack.^[594]
• Jim McKean, 73, Canadian baseball umpire, heart attack.^[595]
• Jonas Mekas, 96, Lithuanian-born American film director (Walden, Reminiscences of a Journey to Lithuania, As I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty) and poet.^[596]
• Hidekichi Miyazaki, 108, Japanese masters athlete, cerebral hemorrhage.^[597]
• Oliver Mtukudzi, 66, Zimbabwean musician, complications from diabetes.^[598]
• Georges Nasser, 91, Lebanese film director.^[599]
• Reijo Nykänen, 88, Finnish Olympic wrestler (1956).^[600]
• Norman Orentreich, 96, American dermatologist.^[601]
• Aloysius Pang, 28, Singaporean actor (Timeless Love, Young & Fabulous), complications from crushed torso.^[602]
• Ryszard Peryt, 71, Polish conductor and librettist.^[603]
• Volodymyr Sitkin, 84, Ukrainian Olympic athlete (1956).^[604]
• Alexandra Svetlitskaya, 47, Russian footballer (national team).^[605]
• Sitaram Rao Valluri, 94, Indian-born American engineer.^[606]
• Johnny Walker, 90, Scottish footballer (Wolverhampton Wanderers, Southampton, Reading).^[607]
• Adam Watson, 88, Scottish scientist and mountaineer.^[608]
• Jean-Pierre Wintenberger, 64, French mathematician.^[609]
• Erik Olin Wright, 71, American Marxist sociologist, acute myeloid leukemia.^[610]
• Willie York, 74, American homeless activist, diabetes and prostate cancer.^[611]

24[]

• Fernando Sebastián Aguilar, 89, Spanish Roman Catholic cardinal, Bishop of León (1979–1983) and Archbishop of Pamplona and Tudela (1983–2007), stroke.^[612]
• Vito Andrés Bártoli, 89, Argentine football player (Atlético Chalaco, Deportivo Cali) and manager (Deportivo Municipal).^[613]
• Elio Berhanyer, 89, Spanish fashion designer.^[614]
• William R. Bradford, 85, American LDS Church general authority.^[615]
• Pierre Delaunay, 99, French sports official, General Secretary of UEFA (1955–1960).^[616]
• Peter Eele, 83, English cricket player (Somerset) and umpire.^[617]
• Norman Goodman, 95, American municipal clerk (Manhattan).^[618]
• Jerard Hurwitz, 90, American biochemist.^[619]
• Antonio Marchesano, 88, Uruguayan politician, President of the Chamber of Deputies (1985–1986) and Interior Minister (1986–1989).^[620]
• Rosemary Bryant Mariner, 65, American naval aviator, ovarian cancer.^[621]
• Jim McCabe, 96, Australian politician, member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly (1964–1967, 1970–1979).^[622]
• Hugh McIlvanney, 84, Scottish sports writer (The Sunday Times).^[623]
• Alain de Mijolla, 85, French psychoanalyst.^[624]
• Robert H. Mounce, 97, American biblical scholar.^[625]
• Kiço Mustaqi, 80, Albanian military officer and politician.^[626]
• Altino Pinto de Magalhães, 96, Portuguese military officer and politician, President of the Regional Junta of the Azores (1975–1976).^[627]
• Gérard Poulain, 82, French Olympic field hockey player (1960).^[628]
• Nigel Saddington, 53, English footballer (Doncaster Rovers, Carlisle United, Gateshead), heart disease.^[629]

25[]

• Fatima Ali, 29, Pakistani-born American chef and reality show contestant (Chopped, Top Chef), Ewing's sarcoma.^[630]
• Thomas Andretta, 81, American Union business agent and mob associate.^[631]
• Roohi Bano, 67, Pakistani actress, kidney failure.^[632]
• Steve Bell, 83, American television anchor (Good Morning America, World News This Morning) and academic (Ball State University).^[633]
• Jacques Berthelet, 84, Canadian Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop (1986–1996) and Bishop of Saint-Jean-Longueuil (1996–2010).^[634]
• Bruce Corbitt, 56, American musician (Rigor Mortis, Warbeast), esophageal cancer.^[635]
• Deng Zongjue, 102, Chinese zoologist.^[636]
• Henry C. Dethloff, 84, American historian and professor (Texas A&M University).^[637]
• Albert J. Dunlap, 81, American corporate executive (Scott Paper Company, Coleman Company, Sunbeam Products).^[638]
• Erik Dwi Ermawansyah, 22, Indonesian footballer (Bhayangkara, Madura United, PSIS Semarang), heart attack.^[639]
• Mick Ewing, 98, American football coach (Chicago Maroons).^[640]
• Stanley Hill, 82, American union leader, pneumonia.^[641]
• John Jeffries, 89, New Zealand politician and judge.^[642]
• Florence Knoll, 101, American architect and furniture designer.^[643]
• Donald N. Langenberg, 86, American academic, Chancellor of the University System of Maryland (1990–2002), aortic aneurysm.^[644]
• Erwin Lienhard, 62, Swiss racing cyclist.^[645]
• Dušan Makavejev, 86, Serbian film director (Man Is Not a Bird, W.R.: Mysteries of the Organism, The Coca-Cola Kid).^[646]
• Anne Marev, 86, Belgian actress.^[647]
• George McMahon, 89, Canadian politician, member of the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island (1976–1987).^[648]
• Vigilio Mario Olmi, 91, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Brescia (1986–2003).^[649]
• Renzo Pigni, 93, Italian politician, Deputy (1953–1972) and Mayor of Como (1992–1993).^[650]
• Meshulam Riklis, 95, Turkish-born American-Israeli businessman.^[651]
• Boniface Tshosa Setlalekgosi, 91, Botswanan Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Gaborone (1981–2005).^[652]
• Krishna Sobti, 93, Indian author.^[653]
• Jacqueline Steiner, 94, American folk singer-songwriter and social activist.^[654]
• Jaume Traserra Cunillera, 84, Spanish Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Solsona (2001–2010).^[655]
• Michael Trieb, 82, German urban planner.^[656]
• Vasillaq Zëri, 66, Albanian footballer (Dinamo Tirana and national team).^[657]

26[]

• Robert Adams, VI, 55, American politician, cancer.^[658]
• Dale Barnstable, 93, American basketball player (Kentucky Wildcats).^[659]
• Duane Benson, 73, American football player (Oakland Raiders) and politician, member of the Minnesota Senate (1980–1994), cancer.^[660]
• Patrick Bricard, 78, French actor (The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, Le Distrait, L'Île aux enfants).^[661]
• Aleksandr Danilin, 57, Russian Olympic speed skater (1984).^[662]
• Boško Đokić, 65, Serbian basketball coach and journalist, heart attack.^[663]
• Éric Duyckaerts, 65, Belgian artist.^[664]
• Jean Guillou, 88, French composer, organist and pianist.^[665]
• John Henderson, 90, New Zealand cricketer (Central Districts).^[666]
• Howard Haugerud, 94, American government official.^[667]
• Elisabet Helsing, 78, Norwegian nutritional physiologist.^[668]
• Nicholas Héroys, 81, English chartered accountant and cricketer.^[669]
• Jumani Johansson, 45, Malawian-Swedish possible heir of President Hastings Banda.^[670]
• Henrik Jørgensen, 57, Danish Olympic marathon runner (1984, 1988), heart attack.^[671]
• Michel Legrand, 86, French composer (The Thomas Crown Affair, Summer of '42, Yentl), conductor and jazz pianist, Oscar winner (1968, 1971, 1983).^[672]
• Wilma Lipp, 93, Austrian operatic soprano.^[673]
• Mao Dehua, 83, Chinese geographer and politician, Vice Chairman of Xinjiang.^[674]
• Luděk Munzar, 85, Czech actor (The Joke, Poslední propadne peklu), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[675]
• Ndaye Mulamba, 70, Congolese footballer (Bantous, Vita Club, national team).^[676]
• Mick O'Rourke, 72, Irish Gaelic footballer (Offaly).^[677]
• Bill Ortwein, 78, American politician, member of the Tennessee Senate (1977–1985).^[678]
• Gerry Plamondon, 95, Canadian ice hockey player (Montreal Canadiens).^[679]
• Mary Lou Robinson, 92, American senior judge, U.S. District Court Judge for the Northern District of Texas (1979–2016).^[680]
• David Sellar, 77, Scottish heraldry regulator, Lord Lyon King of Arms (2008–2014).^[681]
• Eka Tjipta Widjaja, 97, Chinese-born Indonesian banker, founder of the Sinar Mas Group.^[682]
• Giuseppe Zamberletti, 85, Italian politician, MP (1968–1994), Minister of Public Works (1987) and of Protezione Civile (1981–1982, 1984–1987).^[683]

27[]

• Paul Balta, 89, French journalist.^[684]
• Marshall E. Blume, 77, American economist.^[685]
• Joseph Buttigieg, 71, Maltese-American literary scholar.^[686]
• Betty Carveth, 93, Canadian baseball player.^[687]
• Henry Chapier, 85, Romanian-born French journalist and film critic.^[688]
• Nurul Alam Chowdhury, 73, Bangladeshi politician and diplomat.^[689]
• Yvonne Clark, 89, American engineer.^[690]
• Thomas Jones Enright, 71, American mathematician, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[691]
• Sir Reginald Eyre, 94, British politician, MP for Birmingham Hall Green (1965–1987).^[692]
• Nina Fyodorova, 71, Russian cross-country skier, Olympic (1976) and world champion (1970, 1974).^[693]
• Bill Goodacre, 67, Canadian politician.^[694]
• Mike Harrison, 78, English footballer (Chelsea, Blackburn Rovers, Luton Town).^[695]
• Emmanuel Hocquard, 78, French poet.^[696]
• Peter Magowan, 76, American businessman, co-owner of the San Francisco Giants, CEO and chairman of Safeway, cancer.^[697]
• Countess Maya von Schönburg-Glauchau, 60, German socialite, lung cancer.^[698]
• Eve Oja, 70, Estonian mathematician.^[699]
• Anant Prasad Singh, 92, Indian politician, MLA (1969–1977).^[700]
• Matt Turner, 51, American baseball player (Florida Marlins, Cleveland Indians), Hodgkin's lymphoma.^[701]
• Erica Yohn, 88, American actress (An American Tail, Pee-wee's Big Adventure, Corrina, Corrina).^[702]

28[]

• Humberto Akʼabal, 66, Guatemalan K'iche' Maya poet.^[703]
• Vere Claiborne Chappell, 88, American philosopher.^[704]
• Ingvald Godal, 84, Norwegian politician, MP (1985–2001).^[705]
• Susan Hiller, 78, American artist.^[706]
• Jon T. Hougen, 82, American chemist.^[707]
• Jørgen Jørgensen, 75, Danish footballer (Holbæk B&I, Sandvikens IF, national team).^[708]
• Antônio Petrus Kalil, 93, Brazilian criminal, pneumonia.^[709]
• Kim Bok-dong, 92, South Korean women's rights activist, cancer.^[710]
• Jurrie Koolhof, 59, Dutch footballer (PSV Eindhoven, Vitesse, national team).^[711]
• Mourad Medelci, 75, Algerian politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs (2007–2013).^[712]
• Mavis Ngallametta, 75, Australian painter and weaver.^[713]
• Noel Rawsthorne, 89, British organist and composer.^[714]
• Henry Saavedra, 81, American politician, member of the New Mexico House of Representatives (1977–2015).^[715]
• Tahseen Said, 86, Iraqi politician, Mir of the Yazidis (since 1944).^[716]
• Yoskar Sarante, 49, Dominican bachata singer, pulmonary fibrosis.^[717]
• Otto Schubiger, 94, Swiss ice hockey player (national team), Olympic bronze medalist (1948).^[718]
• Ishtvan Sekech, 79, Hungarian-born Russian football player (Avanhard Ternopil, CSKA Moscow) and manager (Temp Shepetivka).^[719]
• Wickham Skinner, 94, American business theorist.^[720]
• Pepe Smith, 71, Filipino rock musician (Juan de la Cruz Band, Speed, Glue & Shinki, Asin), heart failure.^[721]
• John Raymond Smythies, 96, British neuroscientist.^[722]
• Arthur Turner, 98, English footballer (Colchester United, Charlton Athletic).^[723]
• Marc Viénot, 90, French banking executive.^[724]
• Doris L. Wethers, 91, American pediatrician, complications from a stroke.^[725]
• Paul Whaley, 72, American drummer (The Oxford Circle, Blue Cheer), heart failure.^[726]
• Dawit Yohannes, 62, Ethiopian politician, Speaker of the House of People's Representatives (1995–2005).^[727]

29[]

• Jane Aamund, 82, Danish author and journalist.^[728]
• Dipak Bhattacharjee, 79, Indian politician, MLA (1978–1983).^[729]
• Kenneth A. Black Jr., 86, American politician, member of the New Jersey General Assembly (1968–1974).^[730]
• Elaine Bonazzi, 89, American opera singer.^[731]
• Jean-Pierre Boccardo, 76, French Olympic sprinter (1964, 1968).^[732]
• Hans Normann Dahl, 81, Norwegian illustrator and painter.^[733]
• George Fernandes, 88, Indian politician, Minister of Railways (1989–1990) and Defence (1998–2001, 2001–2004), MP (1996–2010), complications from swine flu.^[734]
• Jean-Marc Fontaine, 74, French mathematician.^[735]
• Fernando Gaitán, 58, Colombian screenwriter (Café, con aroma de mujer, Yo soy Betty, la fea), heart attack.^[736]
• Ian George, 84, Australian Anglican prelate, Archbishop of Adelaide (1991–2004).^[737]
• Zdravko Grebo, 71, Bosnian legal scholar.^[738]
• Andy Hebenton, 89, Canadian ice hockey player (New York Rangers).^[739]
• Denis Hunt, 81, English football player (Gillingham, Brentford) and manager (Ashford Town).^[740]
• Charles J. Hynes, 83, American lawyer and politician, Kings County District Attorney (1990–2013).^[741]
• James Ingram, 66, American R&B singer-songwriter ("Baby, Come to Me", "I Don't Have the Heart", "Yah Mo B There"), Grammy winner (1982, 1985), brain cancer.^[742]
• Jin Guozhang, 91, Chinese pharmacologist, psychopathologist and educator.^[743]
• Gerri Lawlor, 49–50, American actress and voice actress, co-creator of Simlish.^[744]
• Muhammad Arshad Khan Lodhi, 81, Pakistani politician, member of the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab (2013–2018).^[745]
• Alf Lüdtke, 75, German historian.^[746]
• Antonio Mercader, 74, Spanish-born Uruguayan journalist, lawyer and politician, Minister of Education and Culture (1992–1995, 2000–2002).^[747]
• Mohammad Nabi Habibi, 73, Iranian politician, Mayor of Tehran (1984–1987), heart attack.^[748]
• Aize Obayan, 58, Nigerian academic administrator, Vice Chancellor of Covenant University (2005–2012), cancer.^[749]
• Ivan Sergeyevich Obolensky, 93, American financial analyst, naval officer and publisher.^[750]
• Egisto Pandolfini, 92, Italian footballer (Fiorentina, Roma, national team).^[751]
• Paul Gutama Soegijo, 84, German composer and musician.^[752]
• Sanford Sylvan, 65, American baritone, heart attack.^[753]
• William Van Alstyne, 84, American legal scholar.^[754]
• Jan Wahl, 87, American children's writer, cancer.^[755]

30[]

• Nehanda Abiodun, 68, American rap music activist.^[756]
• Stewart Adams, 95, British chemist, developer of ibuprofen.^[757]
• Harlan Anderson, 89, American computer engineer, co-founder of Digital Equipment Corporation.^[758]
• Jaime Ardila Casamitjana, 100, Colombian writer.^[759]
• George Austin, 87, British Anglican priest, Archdeacon of York (1988–1999).^[760]
• Maureen Brunt, 90, Australian economist.^[761]
• Dara Dotiwalla, 85, Indian cricket umpire.^[762]
• Tohru Eguchi, 70, Japanese theoretical physicist, heart failure.^[763]
• Diane Gaidry, 54, American actress (The Dogwalker, Loving Annabelle), cancer.^[764]
• Alan Hayes, 79, Australian VFL footballer (Richmond).^[765]
• Dame Felicity Hill, 103, British Royal Air Force officer, Director of WRAF (1966–1969).^[766]
• Saphira Indah, 32, Indonesian actress, lung infection.^[767]
• Per Jorsett, 98, Norwegian freelance sports reporter.^[768]
• Jadwiga Książek, 79, Polish volleyball player, Olympic bronze medalist (1964, 1968).^[769]
• Jean Ledoux, 83, French Olympic rower (1960).^[770]
• Murray Loudon, 97, New Zealand Olympic field hockey player (1956).^[771]
• Peter Mikkelsen, 58, Danish football referee, cancer.^[772]
• Dick Miller, 90, American actor (Gremlins, The Little Shop of Horrors, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm).^[773]
• Douglas Myall, 96, British civil servant and philatelist.^[774]
• Bernard Nevill, 84, British textile designer.^[775]
• B. E. Vijayam, 85, Indian geologist.^[776]
• Duncan Weldon, 77, English theatre producer (Private Lives), Tony winner (2002).^[777]
• Lori Wilson, 81, American politician, member of the Florida Senate (1973–1978).^[778]

31[]

• Harold Bradley, 93, American Hall of Fame country musician.^[779]
• Candice Earley, 68, American actress (All My Children), multiple system atrophy.^[780]
• A. Ernest Fitzgerald, 92, American engineer and government whistleblower.^[781]
• David Hawkins, 81, British Royal Air Force officer.^[782]
• Kálmán Ihász, 77, Hungarian footballer (Vasas, national team).^[783]
• Ron Joyce, 88, Canadian businessman, co-founder of Tim Hortons.^[784]
• Pablo Larios, 58, Mexican footballer (Cruz Azul, Puebla, national team), complications from intestinal occlusion.^[785]
• Johnny Lion, 77, Dutch singer and actor, lung cancer.^[786]
• Pierre Nanterme, 59, French business executive (Accenture), colon cancer.^[787]
• Nancy B. Reich, 94, American musicologist.^[788]
• Georges Sarre, 83, French politician, Deputy (1981–2002).^[789]
• Graham Stilwell, 73, British tennis player, neuro-muscular disorder.^[790]
• Don Storm, 86, American politician, member of the Minnesota Senate (1983–1991).^[791]
• Andrzej Wieckowski, 73, Polish-born American chemist.^[792]
• William Winegard, 94, Canadian politician, MP (1984–1993).^[793]

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