Deaths in November 2001

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The following is a list of notable deaths in November 2001.

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.

November 2001[]

1[]

  • Juan Emilio Bosch Gaviño, 92, Dominican politician, historian, writer, and the first president of the Dominican Republic.[1]
  • Solange Chaput-Rolland, 82, Canadian journalist, author, and politician.
  • Tom Cheney, 67, American Major League Baseball player.[2]
  • Petro Jacyk, 80, Canadian entrepreneur and philanthropist.
  • JP Miller, 81, American writer, pneumonia.
  • Bob Woodruff, 85, American college football player, coach, and sports administrator.

2[]

  • Gordie Byers, 71, Canadian ice hockey player.
  • Tom Dardis, 78, American author and editor (Avon Books, Berkley Publishing Corporation).[3]
  • Mona Fandey, 45, Malaysian pop singer and convicted murderer, executed.
  • Hank Gremminger, 68, American professional football player (Baylor, Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Rams), cardiac arrest.[4]
  • Doug Hele, 82, British motorcycle engineer.
  • Chen-Yuan Lee, 85, Taiwanese pharmacologist and political activist.
  • Elazar Shach, 102, Lithuanian Haredi rabbi.[5]
  • Buddy Starcher, 95, American country singer.
  • William Whitlock, 83, British politician.

3[]

  • Evan Adermann, 74, Australian politician.
  • Luis Alfredo Arango, 65, Guatemalan poet.
  • Denis Gallagher, 79, Irish politician.
  • Sir Ernst Gombrich, 92, Austrian-born British art historian.[6]
  • Champ Hood, 49, American singer and multi-instrumentalist, cancer.
  • Epifanio “Fano” Irizarry, 86, Puerto Ricanpainter and art professor.
  • Carol Rubin, 56, American film producer.
  • Ward Wood, 77, American actor and television writer.

4[]

  • Arthur Guepe, 86, American football player and coach.
  • Nikolai Vladimirovich Astakhov, 79, Soviet/Russian scientist and professor.
  • Edward Boland, 90, American politician.[7]
  • Peter Coyne, 84, Australian politician.
  • Bob Gillespie, 82, American baseball player.[8]
  • Amalie Rothschild, 85, American artist.
  • Paul R. Screvane, 87, American politician, congestive heart failure.[9]
  • Inocencia Solis, 68, Filipino sprinter.
  • Ng Eng Teng, 67, Singaporean sculptor.

5[]

  • Gholam Reza Azhari, 89, Prime Minister of Iran and military leader, cancer.
  • Andrew Bagby, 28, American doctor and murder victim whose killing was documented in the movie: Dear Zachary[10]
  • Milan D. Bish, 72, American diplomat (Ambassador of the United States to Barbados, Dominica, St Lucia, Antigua, and St. Vincent).[11]
  • Roy Boulting, 87, English filmmaker.[12]
  • Harcharan Chawla, 75, Indian writer.
  • Ervin Conradt, 85, American politician and farmer.
  • Milton William Cooper, 58, American conspiracy theorist, radio broadcaster, and author, shot.
  • Barry Horne, 49, English animal rights activist, liver failure after hunger strike.
  • Joan Marion, 93, British stage, film and television actress.

6[]

  • Shepard Broad, 95, Belarusian-American banker, lawyer, and philanthropist.
  • Terry D. Clark, 45, American convicted murderer, execution by lethal injection.[13]
  • Don Lavoie, 50, American economist, stroke.
  • Sveto Letica, 75, Croatian admiral.
  • Gray Morrow, 67, American comic book artist and book illustrator.[14]
  • Peter Kenneth Newman, 73, English economist and historian of economic thought.
  • Anthony Shaffer, 75, English playwright (Sleuth), screenwriter and novelist.[15]
  • Ralph Wenzel, 83, American gridiron football player and United States Marine Corps officer.
  • John Simon White, 61, Austrian-born American opera director.[16]

7[]

  • Shahed Ali, 76, Bangladeshi educationist, cultural activist and an author.
  • Kamala Bahuguna, 77, Indian politician.
  • Bobby Bass, 65, American stunt performer.
  • Nida Blanca, 65, Filipino actress, stabbed.[17]
  • Delia Garcés, 82, Argentine film actress.
  • Brian Henderson, 71, English footballer.
  • Sachiko Hidari, 71, Japanese film actress.
  • Geoffrey Jenkins, 81, South African writer.
  • Ivan Neill, 95, British Army officer and Unionist politician.
  • Alta Schrock, 90, American biology professor and community activist.

8[]

  • Paolo Bertoli, 93, Italian cardinal, Camerlengo of the Holy Roman Church.
  • Anno Birkin, 20, English poet and musician, road accident.
  • Valentin Eduque, 74, Filipino basketball coach and player.
  • Harold Fisch, 78, British-Israeli author, literary critic, and diplomat, tumor.
  • Albrecht Fröhlich, 85, German-British mathematician.
  • Monique Harvey, 51, Canadian painter, cancer.
  • Malak Karsh, 86, Canadian photographer.
  • Richard Kim, 83, American martial artist.
  • Peter Laslett, 85, British historian.[18]
  • Patrick Quinlan, Irish academic and politician.
  • Lidia Zavadsky, 64, Israeli visual artist, cancer.

9[]

  • Denis Atkinson, 75, Barbadian cricketer, captain of West Indies.
  • Nancye Wynne Bolton, 84, Australian tennis player.
  • Dorothy Dunnett, 78, Scottish historical novelist.[19]
  • Koichi Chiba, 70, Japanese voice actor and sound director.
  • Ethel D. Jacobs, 91, American Thoroughbred racehorse owner/breeder, pneumonia.
  • Niels Jannasch, 77, German-Canadian marine historian and the founding director of the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic.[20]
  • Giovanni Leone, 93, Italian politician, Prime Minister (1963;1968) and President (1971–1978).[21]

10[]

  • Theys Eluay, 64, Indonesian independence activist for West Papuan, assassinated.
  • Mariya Havrysh, 70, Soviet-Ukrainian Olympic swimmer (women's 200-metre breaststroke at the 1952 Summer Olympics).[22]
  • Ken Kesey, 66, American author and counter-cultural figure.[23]
  • Michael Lucas, 2nd Baron Lucas of Chilworth, 75, British politician.
  • Enid McElwee, 87, New Zealand fencer.
  • Junji Nishime, 80, Japanese politician.

11[]

12[]

  • Bert Axell, 86, British naturalist and conservationist.[26]
  • Carrie Donovan, 73, American fashion editor (Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, The New York Times Magazine).[27]
  • Albert Hague, 81, German-American composer (Redhead, How the Grinch Stole Christmas) and actor (Fame, Space Jam).[28]
  • Ashot Melikjanyan, 49, Soviet/Armenian actor, plane crash.
  • Tony Miles, 46, English chess Grandmaster, heart failure.
  • Prekshya Shah, 48, Nepalese princess, helicopter crash.
  • Sivaya Subramuniyaswami, 74, American Saivite guru.
  • Zorita, 86, American burlesque dancer.

13[]

14[]

  • Seth Benardete, 71, American classicist and philosopher.
  • Charlotte Coleman, 33, British actress (Four Weddings and a Funeral), bronchial asthma attack.[34]
  • Juan Carlos Lorenzo, 79, Argentine football player and coach.[35]
  • Zigu Ornea, 71, Romanian literary critic, biographer and book publisher, failed surgery.
  • Nathan M. Pusey, 94, American university educator.[36]
  • Herbert Tauss, 72, American artist, illustrator, and painter.
  • Hugh Verity, 83, British Royal Air Force fighter pilot during World War II.

15[]

  • Geoffrey Blodgett, 70, American historian.
  • Megan Boyd, 86, British fly tyer.[37]
  • Edwin H. Colbert, 96, American paleontologist, researcher and author.[38]
  • Herbert Feith, 71, Australian academic and scholar.
  • Loyal Garner, 55, American Hawaiian musician ("Lady of Love").[39]
  • Satoru Kobayashi, 71, Japanese film director, bladder cancer.
  • Lewis Render Morgan, 88, American judge.[40]
  • Lucile Eleanor St. Hoyme, 77, American biological anthropologist.
  • Ernie Stewart, 92, American baseball umpire.
  • Laurence Thursting, 86, English cricketer.

16[]

  • Tal Abernathy, 80, American baseball player.[41]
  • Rosemary Brown, 85, British composer and spiritualist.
  • Tommy Flanagan, 71, American jazz pianist, brain aneurysm.[42]
  • Montague Jayawickrama, 90, Sri Lankan politician.
  • Eric Jolliffe, 94, Australian cartoonist and illustrator.
  • Clifford A. Jones, 89, American politician.
  • Edgar Ross, 95, Australian journalist and communist.
  • Isaac Scott, 56, American guitarist and singer.
  • Red Steiner, 86, American baseball player.[43]

17[]

  • Irving Crane, 88, American pool player.[44]
  • John M. Dawson, 71, American computational physicist and the father of plasma-based acceleration techniques.[45]
  • Jerry Jerome, 89, American jazz and big band tenor saxophonist (Glenn Miller, Red Norvo, Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw).[46]
  • Michael Karoli, 53, German guitarist, singer, violinist and cellist (Can).[47]
  • Shu Shien-Siu, 89, Chinese/Taiwanese mathematician and engineer.
  • Lendon Smith, 80, American pediatrician, author, and television personality.
  • Billy Vessels, 70, American football player.[48]
  • Harrison A. Williams, 81, American politician.

18[]

  • Seyed Khalil Alinezhad, 43, Iranian tanbur player, murdered and burnt.
  • Mel Deutsch, 86, American baseball player.[49]
  • Walter Matuszczak, 83, American football player.
  • Malcolm McFee, 52, English actor, cancer.
  • Stuart Nagel, 67, American academic, suicide.
  • Uttamrao Patil, 80, Indian politician.
  • Ela Peroci, 79, Slovene children's book writer.
  • Harriette Tarler, 81, American film actress.

19[]

  • Baghdasar Arzoumanian, 85, Armenian architect and designer.
  • Roland Beamont, 81, British fighter pilot for the Royal Air Force.
  • John Farnsworth Wright, 72, British economist.
  • Marcelle Ferron, 77, Canadian Québécoise artist and a member of Les Automatistes.[50]
  • Bagrat Ulubabyan, 75, Armenian writer and historian.
  • Journalists killed in the Pul-i-Estikam bridge ambush
    • Harry Burton, 33, Australian journalist and cameraman.
    • Maria Grazia Cutuli, 39, Italian journalist.
    • Julio Fuentes, 46, Spanish war correspondent.
    • Aziz Ullah Haidari, 33, Pakistani correspondent and photo-journalist.

20[]

21[]

  • Ralph Burns, 79, American jazz pianist, composer, and arranger, complications of a stroke and pneumonia.[51]
  • Fritz Herzog, 98, German-American mathematician.
  • Seydou Keïta, Malian photographer.
  • Gardner McKay, 69, American actor (Adventures in Paradise), artist and author.[52]
  • Vladimir Pasechnik, 64, Soviet bioweaponeer and defector.[53]
  • Salahuddin of Selangor, 77, Malaysian king (11th Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia and 8th Sultan of Selangor).[54]
  • Seymour Reit, 83, American children's author.[55]
  • Paddy Skerritt, 75, Irish golfer.
  • Mahmud Taghiyev, 78, Azerbaijani painter.

22[]

  • Mary Kay Ash, 83, American businesswoman, founder of Mary Kay Cosmetics.[56]
  • Theo Barker, 78, British social and economic historian.[57]
  • Norman Granz, 83, American jazz music impresario and record producer.[58]
  • Ronald Cuthbert Hay, 85, British Royal Marine fighter ace.
  • Gudivada Gurunadha Rao, 46, Indian politician and social activists, kidney failure.
  • Luis Santaló, 90, Spanish mathematician.

23[]

  • Vendramino Bariviera, 64, Italian racing cyclist.
  • Bo Belinsky, 64, American baseball player.[59]
  • Maria Teresa Carlson, 38, Filipino-American actress and beauty queen, murdered.
  • Dionisio Foianini, 98, Bolivian politician and businessman.
  • David McClintock, 88, English botanist, horticulturist and author.
  • O. C. Smith, 69, American singer ("Little Green Apples").[60]
  • Gerhard Stoltenberg, 73, German politician and minister.[61]
  • Mary Whitehouse, 91, British campaigner against permissiveness.[62]

24[]

  • Tommy Gallacher, 79, Scottish football player.
  • Rachel Gurney, 81, British actress (Upstairs, Downstairs).[63]
  • Robert Helps, 73, American concert pianist and composer.[64]
  • Jacob Landau, 83, American artist.
  • Donald McPherson, 56, Canadian figure skater, complications from diabetes.
  • Princess Sophie of Greece and Denmark, 87, European royalty, sister of Prince Philip.
  • Melanie Thornton, 34, American singer, plane crash.
  • William Woodfield, 73, American photographer, and television screenwriter and producer, heart failure.

25[]

  • Alan Bray, 53, British historian and gay rights activist.
  • Harry Devlin, 83, American artist, painter and magazine cartoonist (Collier's).[65]
  • David Gascoyne, 85, English poet (Surrealist movement).[66]
  • George Mock, 94, American labor leader.
  • Douglas Morton, 85, Canadian soldier, politician, and judge.
  • Jean-Louis Palladin, 55, French-born American chef.
  • Michael Rogin, 64, American political scientist.
  • N. C. Sippy, 75, Indian film producer and director.
  • Johnny Micheal Spann, 32, American operations officer in the C.I.A., K.I.A..

26[]

  • Sam Claphan, 45, American gridiron football player, heart attack.
  • Regine Hildebrandt, 60, German biologist and politician (Social Democratic Party of Germany), breast cancer.
  • Terry King, 40, American murder victim, bludgeoning.
  • Joe Modise, 72, South African political activist.[67]
  • Ulf Strömberg, Swedish cameraman, rifle shots.
  • Nils-Aslak Valkeapää, 58, Finnish-Sami writer, musician (performed at the opening ceremony of the 1994 Winter Olympic Games) and artist.[68]
  • Kim Young-moo, 57, South Korean poet and literary critic, cancer.

27[]

  • Ray Frankowski, 82, American professional football player (Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Dons).[69]
  • Gordon Freeth, 87, Australian politician (House of Representatives) and diplomat (Japan, United Kingdom).[70]
  • Fei-Ping Hsu, 51, Chinese-American pianist.[71]
  • Harry Sternberg, 97, American painter and printmaker.
  • Joe Hin Tjio, 82, American cytogeneticist.[72]
  • Jane Welsh, 96, British actress.

28[]

  • Norman Lumsden, 95, British opera singer and actor, shingles infection.
  • Kal Mann, 84, American lyricist ("Teddy Bear", "Butterfly", "Let's Twist Again").[73]
  • William Reid, 79, Scottish World War II bomber pilot and war hero (Victoria Cross).[74]
  • Michael Yates, 82, British television designer.

29[]

  • Viktor Astafyev, 77, Soviet and Russian writer.[75]
  • Usman Awang, 72, Malaysian poet, playwright, and novelist, heart attack.
  • Budd Boetticher, 85, American film director (seven westerns starring Randolph Scott).[76]
  • Pauline Campanelli, 58, American artist and writer.[77]
  • Mic Christopher, 32, Irish singer-songwriter, accidental fall.[78]
  • Carol Goodner, 97, American actress.
  • George Harrison, 58, British musician and former member of The Beatles.[79]
  • John Knowles, 75, American author, A Separate Peace.[80]
  • Marcelino Lopez, 58, Cuban-American baseball player.[81]
  • John Mitchum, 82, American character actor (Dirty Harry series, Telefon, F Troop).[82]
  • Priya Munasinghe, 60, Sri Lankan racing driver champion.
  • Erwin Thaler, 71, Austrian Olympic bobsledder (silver medal for the four-man bobsled: 1964 Winter Olympics, 1968 Winter Olympics).

30[]

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