Deaths in May 2000

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The following is a list of notable deaths in May 2000.

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.

May 2000[]

1[]

  • John Emery, 84, British paediatric pathologist.
  • Gil Fates, 85, American television producer.[1]
  • David J. Mahoney, 76, American businessman and philanthropist, heart disease.[2]
  • Gibby Mbasela, 37, Zambian footballer.
  • Steve Reeves, 74, American actor.[3]
  • Nora Swinburne, 97, British actress.[4]
  • Jukka Tapanimäki, 38, Finnish game programmer, heart failure.
  • Gérard Théberge, 69, Canadian Olympic ice hockey player, bronze medalist (1956)

2[]

  • Belva Cottier, 79, American Sioux activist and social worker.
  • Bob Homme, 81, American-Canadian television actor, known for his role as The Friendly Giant.[5]
  • Bobbi Martin, 56, American country and pop music singer, songwriter, and guitarist, cancer.
  • Billy Munn, 88, British jazz pianist.[6]
  • Harry Newman, 90, American football player.[7]
  • Sundar Popo, 56, Trinidadian and Tobagonian musician.
  • Christina Marie Riggs, 28, American convicted murderer, execution by lethal injection.[8]
  • Teri Thornton, 65, American jazz singer, bladder cancer.[9]

3[]

4[]

  • Sir Derick Ashe, 81, British diplomat.
  • Hendrik Casimir, 90, Dutch physicist known for the Casimir effect.
  • Alwyn Kurts, 84, Australian drama and comedy actor, liver failure.
  • Kieran Nugent, Provisional Irish Republican Army volunteer.
  • Sugi Sito, 73, Mexican wrestler known as El Orgullo de Oriente.

5[]

  • Edward Ashley-Cooper, 93, Australian actor, congestive heart failure.
  • Gino Bartali, 85, Italian racing cyclist.[13]
  • Don Kindt, 74, American football player.
  • Rolf Magener, 89, German escapee from India during World War II.
  • Bill Musselman, 59, American basketball coach, stroke.[14]

6[]

  • Benoy Choudhury, Indian freedom fighter and politician.
  • Juan de Dios Guevara, 90, Peruvian chemist.
  • Mary Percy Jackson, 95, British-born Canadian medical practitioner.[15]
  • Gordon McClymont, 79, Australian agricultural scientist and ecologist.
  • John Clive Ward, 75, British-Australian physicist, respiratory illness.
  • Sir Peter William Youens, 84, British diplomat and colonial administrator, pneumonia.[16]

7[]

  • Dov Bar-Nir, 88, Belgium-born Israeli politician.
  • Douglas Fairbanks Jr., 90, American actor and the son of Douglas Fairbanks.[17]
  • Henry Laskau, 83, American Olympic racewalker.[18]
  • José Luis López de Lacalle, Spanish journalist and trade unionist, killed by the ETA.
  • Masaru Shintani, 72, Japanese-Canadian master of karate, heart attack.
  • Homer Thompson, 93, Canadian classical archaeologist.[19]

8[]

  • Pita Amor, 81, Mexican poet.[20]
  • Stanley Boxer, 73, American abstract artist.[21]
  • X Brands, 72, German-American actor.
  • Dédé Fortin, 37, Canadian musician, suicide.
  • Hubert Maga, 83, Dahomey politician.
  • Henry Nicols, 26, American HIV/AIDS activist.[22]

9[]

  • Arthur Davis, 94, American animator and a director.
  • Chris Evans, 53, Canadian ice hockey player.[23]
  • Leland S. McClung, 89, American bacteriologist.
  • Carmen Romano, 74, First Lady of Mexico (1976-1982).

10[]

  • Sir Martin Farndale, 71, British army general.[24]
  • , 68, American entertainer.[25]
  • Carden Gillenwater, 82, American baseball player.[26]
  • Margaret Harris, 95, British costume designer.[27]
  • Kiyoshi Kuromiya, 57, Japanese-American author and civil rights activist, cancer.[28]
  • Kaneto Shiozawa, 46, Japanese voice actor.[29]
  • Craig Stevens, 81, American actor.[30]

11[]

  • Verna Aardema, 88, American writer.[31]
  • Dale Jennings, 82, American LGBT rights activist, playwright and author.[32]
  • René Muñoz, 62, Cuban actor, screenwriter of telenovelas and the cinema of Mexico.
  • Hanny Thalmann, 83, Swiss women's rights activist and politician.
  • Paula Wessely, 93, Austrian actress.[33]

12[]

  • Pete Abele, 83, American politician (U.S. Representative for Ohio's 10th congressional district, Alzheimer's disease.[34]
  • Steve Belko, 84, American college basketball coach.
  • Dymphna Clark, 83, Australian linguist and educator.
  • Dong Kingman, 89, Chinese American artist and watercolor master.[35]
  • Adam Petty, 19, American race car driver, car crash.[36]

13[]

  • Paul Bartel, 61, American actor, writer and director.[37]
  • Olivier Greif, 50, French composer.
  • Boško Perošević, 43, Serbian politician.[38]
  • Jumbo Tsuruta, 49, Japanese professional wrestler known as Jumbo Tsuruta, complications from liver transplant.
  • Cesare Valletti, 77, Italian operatic tenor.[39]

14[]

  • Garrett Eckbo, 89, American landscape architect.[40]
  • Abbas Gharabaghi, 81, Iranian Army officer and Chief of Staff.
  • Johnny Cook, 51, American gospel singer formerly of the Happy Goodman Family.[41]
  • Sarah Mavis Dabbs, 78, All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player.[42]
  • Abbas Gharabaghi, 81, Iranian Army officer and Chief of Staff.
  • Bob Maza, 60, Australian actor and playwright.
  • Keizō Obuchi, 62, Japanese politician and Prime Minister.[43]
  • Karl Shapiro, 86, American poet.[44]
  • Nina Howell Starr, 97, American photographer, art historian, and art dealer.
  • Alex Stuart-Menteth, 87, British Royal Navy officer.

15[]

  • Roberto Benedicto, 83, Filipino lawyer, diplomat and banker.
  • Geoff Goddard, 62, English songwriter, singer and instrumentalist, heart attack.
  • George Marshall, 96, American conservationist and political activist.[45]
  • Gösta Prüzelius, 77, Swedish actor.
  • Anthony Squire, 86, British screenwriter and director.

16[]

  • Bodacious, "World's Most Dangerous Bull" World Champion title holder.
  • Alexander Nadas, 86, Hungarian-American pediatric cardiologist.
  • Ghulam Ali Okarvi, 80, Pakistani Islamic scholar and jurist.
  • Andrzej Szczypiorski, 72, Polish novelist and politician.
  • Jack "Basher" Williams, 82, Australian rules footballer.
  • Ronald Jay Williams, 72, Trinidadian businessman and politician.

17[]

  • Yola Cain, Jamaican pilot and flight instructor, breast cancer.
  • Kanwar Durga Chand, Indian politician.
  • Donald Coggan, 90, English Anglican and 101st Archbishop of Canterbury.[46]
  • William H. Poteat, 81, American philosopher, scholar and professor.
  • Sajjan, 79, Indian actor.

18[]

  • Julie Dawn, 79, English singer and radio broadcaster.
  • Denis Gifford, 72, British writer, broadcaster and journalist.
  • Alfred L. Jenkins, 83, American diplomat, lecturer and author.
  • Doyle Lade, 79, American baseball player.[47]
  • Muhammad Yusuf Ludhianvi, 67/68, Pakistani Muslim scholar, author and muhaddith, murdered.

19[]

  • Lee Brewster, 57, American drag queen and transvestite activist, cancer.[48]
  • John Grigas, 79, American football player.
  • Yevgeny Khrunov, 66, Soviet cosmonaut, heart attack.[49]
  • Sir Larry Lamb, 70, British newspaper editor.[50]
  • Emily Wheelock Reed, American librarian and civil rights activist.

20[]

  • Edward Bernds, 94, American director.[51]
  • Dick Brown, 74, Canadian football player.
  • Jean-Pierre Rampal, 78, French flautist.[52]
  • Malik Sealy, 30, American basketball player.[53]

21[]

  • Dame Barbara Cartland, 98, English novelist.[54]
  • Sir John Gielgud, 96, English actor.[55]
  • Dulcie Holland, 87, Australian composer and music educator.
  • Mark R. Hughes, 44, American entrepreneur and founder of Herbalife, accidental overdose.[56]
  • Erich Mielke, 92, German communist official.[57]
  • Zhao Puchu, 92, Chinese religious leader and calligrapher.[58]
  • Mahmoud Zuabi, Syrian politician and Prime Minister, suicide (disputed).

22[]

  • Bahadoor, Indian actor.
  • Krzysztof Boruń, 76, Polish physicist, journalist and science fiction writer.
  • Eldridge Dickey, 54, American football player, stroke.
  • Davie Fulton, 84, Canadian politician and judge.[59]
  • Richard P. Keirn, 75, United States Air Force Colonel and fighter pilot.
  • Gary Kerkorian, 70, American football player.[60]
  • Bennie Lee Sinclair, 61, American poet, novelist, and short story writer, heart attack.
  • David Chadwick Smith, 68, Canadian economist.[61]

23[]

24[]

  • Kevin Lyons, 77, Australian politician.
  • Kurt Schork, 53, American reporter and war correspondent.[62]
  • Majrooh Sultanpuri, 80, Indian poet.
  • Cliff Sutter, 89, American tennis player.
  • Oleg Yefremov, 72, Soviet/Russian actor and theatre producer.[63]

25[]

  • Ken Bousfield, 80, British golfer.
  • Nicholas Clay, 53, British actor.[64]
  • Seymour S. Kety, 84, American neuroscientist.[65]
  • Francis Lederer, 100, Austrian-born actor in Europe and United States.[66]
  • Jaya Pathirana, 79, Sri Lankan Supreme Court justice.

26[]

  • Hamp Pool, 85, American football player, coach and scout, heart failure.
  • Samuel A. Taylor, 87, American playwright and screenwriter, heart failure.[67]
  • Vernon Crompton Woodward, 83, Canadian fighter pilot and flying ace during World War II.
  • So Yamamura, 90, Japanese actor and film director.

27[]

  • Gonzalo, Duke of Aquitaine, 62, Spanish aristocrat,.
  • Murray MacLehose, Baron MacLehose of Beoch, 82, British diplomat, Governor of Hong Kong.[68]
  • Maurice Richard, 78, Canadian hockey player.[69]
  • Kazimierz Leski, 87, Polish engineer, fighter pilot, and (counter-)intelligence officer.
  • Jane Stoll, 71, All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player.[70]

28[]

  • George Irving Bell, 73, American scientist and mountaineer.[71]
  • Donald Davies, 75, Welsh computer scientist.[72]
  • Maraden Panggabean, 77, Indonesian Army general and Defense Minister.
  • Vincentas Sladkevičius, 79, Lithuanian Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church.
  • Eric Turner, 31, American football player, stomach cancer.[73]

29[]

  • Clement Isong, 80, Nigerian banker and politician.
  • Robert T. Oliver, 90, American author and lecturer.
  • Aubrey Richards, 79, British actor.
  • John Westhead, 34, English rugby footballer, blood loss after smashing window.

30[]

  • Tex Beneke, 86, American bandleader and musician (Glenn Miller Orchestra).[74]
  • Iko Carreira, 66, Angolan army general and politician.[75]
  • Bob Casey Sr., 68, American lawyer and politician, viral infection.[76]
  • Doris Hare, 95, Welsh actress.[77]

31[]

  • John Coolidge, 93, son of American President Calvin Coolidge.[78]
  • Petar Mladenov, 63, Bulgarian communist diplomat and politician.[79]
  • Nikolaos Oikonomides, 66, Greek Byzantantist.
  • Tito Puente, 77, American musician, songwriter ("Oye Como Va") and record producer.[80]
  • Hank Ruszkowski, 74, American baseball player.[81]
  • Johnnie Taylor, 66, American singer.[82]

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