Deaths in January 2016

The following is a list of notable deaths in January 2016.

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.

January 2016

1

• Natasha Aguilar, 45, Costa Rican swimmer, silver and bronze medalist at the 1987 Pan American Games, complications of a stroke.
• George Alexandru, 58, Romanian theater and film actor, complications from an abdominal infection.
• Fazu Aliyeva, 83, Russian Avar poet and journalist, heart failure.
• Lennie Bluett, 96, American actor (Gone with the Wind, Mighty Joe Young, A Star is Born).
• Dale Bumpers, 90, American politician, Governor of Arkansas (1971–1975), Senator from Arkansas (1975–1999).
• Antonio Carrizo, 89, Argentine broadcaster.
• Jacques Deny, 99, French mathematician.
• Brian Johns, 79, Australian company director, managing director of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (1995–2000), cancer.
• Gilbert Kaplan, 74, American conductor and businessman, cancer.
• Helmut Koester, 89, German-born American history professor.
• Tony Lane, 71, American art director (Rolling Stone), brain cancer.
• Mark B, 45, British hip-hop record producer.
• Gilberto Mendes, 93, Brazilian composer.
• John Coleman Moore, 92, American mathematician.
• Homa Nategh, 80, Iranian educator and historian.
• Mike Oxley, 71, American politician, member of the United States House of Representatives from Ohio's 4th congressional district (1981–2007), lung cancer.
• Ian Pieris, 82, Sri Lankan cricketer (Cambridge University Cricket Club).
• Jim Ross, 89, Scottish-born Canadian ice hockey player (New York Rangers).
• Anil Salgaocar, 75, Indian executive and politician.
• Vilmos Zsigmond, 85, Hungarian-American cinematographer (Close Encounters of the Third Kind, The Deer Hunter, The Black Dahlia), Oscar winner (1978).

2

• Faris al-Zahrani, 38, Saudi al-Qaeda member, execution by beheading.
• Mieke Andela-Baur, 92, Dutch politician, member of the House of Representatives.
• Marcel Barbeau, 90, Canadian painter and sculptor.
• Ardhendu Bhushan Bardhan, 91, Indian politician, General Secretary of the Communist Party of India (1996–2012), complications from a stroke.
• Vicente Camacho, 86, Northern Mariana Islands businessman and politician, member of the Marianas Political Status Commission.
• Michel Delpech, 69, French singer-songwriter and actor, throat cancer.
• Leonard Evans, 86, Canadian politician, complications from a heart attack.
• Tim Francis, 87, New Zealand diplomat, Ambassador to the United States (1988–1991), Administrator of Tokelau (1984–1988), cancer.
• Brad Fuller, 62, American video game composer (Marble Madness, Tetris, Blasteroids), Director of Engineering for Atari (1993–1996), pancreatic cancer.
• Maria Garbowska-Kierczyńska, 93, Polish actress.
• Matt Hobden, 22, English cricketer (Sussex), fall.
• Shigeji Kaneko, 84, Japanese boxer, progressive supranuclear palsy.
• Matthiew Klinck, 37, Canadian film director and producer (Hank and Mike), stabbed.
• Thomas Johnstone McWiggan, 97, British aviation engineer.
• Gisela Mota Ocampo, 33, Mexican politician, Mayor of Temixco (2016), member of the Chamber of Deputies (2012–2015), shot.
• Nimr al-Nimr, 56, Saudi Shia religious leader, execution by beheading.
• John Reid, 87, Australian Anglican prelate, Bishop of South Sydney (1972–1993).
• Rino Salviati, 93, Italian singer, guitarist and actor.
• Stanley Siegel, 79, American talk show host, pneumonia.
• Fateh Singh, 51, Indian sports shooter and army officer, shot.
• Frances Cress Welsing, 80, American psychiatrist and author, complications from a stroke.
• Leonard White, 99, British television producer (The Avengers, Armchair Theatre) and actor.
• Sabri Yirmibeşoğlu, 87, Turkish military officer, Secretary-General of the National Security Council (1988–1990), kidney failure.

3

• Klaas Bakker, 89, Dutch footballer (Ajax).
• Robert H. B. Baldwin, 95, American businessman (Morgan Stanley), pneumonia.
• Leonard Berkowitz, 89, American social psychologist.
• Paul Bley, 83, Canadian jazz pianist.
• Gary Flakne, 81, American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1963–1973).
• Amby Fogarty, 82, Irish footballer (Sunderland, Hartlepool, Cork Celtic) and manager (Cork Hibernians, Galway Rovers).
• C. B. Forgotston, 70, American lawyer and political blogger, suicide by gunshot.
• Demmus Hentze, 92, Faroese politician, Finance Minister (1975–1981).
• John McDade Howell, 93, American academic and university chancellor (East Carolina University).
• Shankar Prasad Jaiswal, 83, Indian politician.
• Alberto Iniesta Jiménez, 92, Spanish Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Madrid (1972–1998).
• Raymond W. Lessard, 85, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Savannah (1973–1995).
• Raghu Nandan Mandal, 63, Indian politician.
• Andy Maurer, 67, American football player (Atlanta Falcons, Minnesota Vikings, Denver Broncos), cancer.
• Peter Naur, 87, Danish computer science pioneer, Turing Award winner.
• Georg Nees, 89, German academic and artist.
• Bill Plager, 70, Canadian ice hockey player (St. Louis Blues).
• Peter Powell, 83, English kite maker, stroke.
• Tommy Sale, 97, English rugby league player (Leigh, Widnes).
• Igor Sergun, 58, Russian military officer, Director of the GRU (since 2011).
• Ted Stanley, 84, American philanthropist and businessman (Danbury Mint).

4

• Tom Allin, 28, English cricketer (Warwickshire), suicide by jumping.
• Frank Armitage, 91, Australian-born American painter and animator (Mary Poppins, Lady and the Tramp, The Jungle Book).
• Jan Aronsson, 84, Swedish footballer (Degerfors IF).
• Robert Balser, 88, American animator (Yellow Submarine, Heavy Metal, The Jackson 5ive), respiratory failure.
• Fernando Barrachina, 68, Spanish footballer (Valencia CF).
• Stephen W. Bosworth, 76, American diplomat, Ambassador to South Korea (1997–2001), prostate cancer.
• Colin Butler, 102, British entomologist.
• Rūsiņš Mārtiņš Freivalds, 73, Latvian computer scientist and mathematician, heart attack.
• Michel Galabru, 93, French actor (The Judge and the Assassin, La Cage aux Folles, Belle Époque).
• Long John Hunter, 84, American blues guitarist and singer-songwriter.
• S. H. Kapadia, 68, Indian judge, Chief Justice (2010–2012).
• Jorge Lepra, 73, Uruguayan diplomat and politician, heart failure.
• Maja Maranow, 54, German actress (Beloved Sisters), breast cancer.
• Riley Martin, 69, American author and radio host. (death announced on this date)
• Achim Mentzel, 69, German musician and television presenter.
• Red Parker, 84, American football coach (The Citadel, Clemson, Ole Miss).
• Donald J. Parsons, 93, American Episcopal prelate, Bishop of Quincy (1973–1988).
• Marjorie Pizer, 95, Australian poet.
• Joseph Ritz, 86, American author and playwright.
• John Roberts, 69, Welsh footballer (Arsenal, Birmingham, Wrexham).
• Andres Rodriguez, 31, Venezuelan equestrian competitor, silver medalist at the 2015 Pan American Games, traffic collision.
• Leo Rucka, 84, American football player (San Francisco 49ers).
• Gavriel Salomon, 77, Israeli educational psychologist.
• Alexander O. Shirley, 88, British Virgin Islands civil servant and cricketer, Accountant General (1967–1987), namesake of the A. O. Shirley Recreation Ground.
• Antonio Soto Díaz, 66, Puerto Rican politician, member of the Puerto Rico Senate (2009–2011), heart attack.
• Robert Stigwood, 81, Australian band manager (Bee Gees, Cream) and film producer (Grease, Saturday Night Fever, Evita).
• Edhi Sunarso, 83, Indonesian sculptor (Selamat Datang Monument), heart failure.
• André Turcat, 94, French aviator.

5

• Mamdouh Abdel-Alim, 59, Egyptian actor, heart attack.
• Bob Armstrong, 82, American basketball player (Philadelphia Warriors).
• María Lorenza Barreneche, 89, Argentine socialite, First Lady (1983–1989).
• Pierre Boulez, 90, French composer and conductor.
• Nicholas Caldwell, 71, American R&B singer (The Whispers), congestive heart failure.
• Agapito Robleda Castro, 83, Honduran politician.
• Patrick Crofton, 80, Canadian politician.
• Christine Lawrence Finney, 47, American painter and animator (Aladdin, The Lion King, Lilo & Stitch).
• John Freebairn, 85, Australian politician, member of the South Australian House of Assembly for Light (1962–1970).
• Percy Freeman, 70, English footballer (Lincoln City, West Bromwich Albion, Reading).
• Albert Gubay, 87, British businessman (Kwik Save).
• Rudolf Haag, 93, German theoretical physicist.
• Lev Nikolayevich Korolyov, 89, Russian computer scientist.
• Jean-Paul L'Allier, 77, Canadian politician, member of the National Assembly of Quebec (1970–1976), Mayor of Quebec City (1989–2005).
• George MacIntyre, 76, American football player and coach (Vanderbilt).
• Tancrède Melet, 32, French tightrope walker and base jumper, fall.
• Gerry O'Malley, 87, Irish Gaelic footballer (Roscommon).
• Uche Okeke, 82, Nigerian artist.
• Antônio Pompêo, 62, Brazilian actor.
• Michael Purcell, 70, Australian rugby union player.
• Jay Ritchie, 79, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox, Atlanta Braves, Cincinnati Reds)
• Anatoly Roshchin, 83, Russian heavyweight wrestler, Olympic champion (1972).
• Elizabeth Swados, 64, American composer and writer (Runaways), complications from surgery.
• Keith Thiele, 94, New Zealand WW2 pilot.
• Alex Timpson, 69, British children's rights activist.
• Hanna-Marie Weydahl, 93, Norwegian pianist.
• Norm Wolfinger, 70, American State Attorney (1985–2013).

6

• Robert D. Acland, 74, American surgeon (Acland's Video Atlas of Human Anatomy).
• Maliheh Afnan, 81, Palestinian-born artist.
• Alfredo "Chocolate" Armenteros, 87, Cuban trumpeter, prostate cancer.
• Ladislav Bačík, 82, Czech Olympic swimmer.
• Douglas Greer, 94, American actor (Our Gang).
• Pat Harrington Jr., 86, American actor (One Day at a Time, Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels, The Inspector), complications from a brain haemorrhage.
• Florence King, 80, American writer.
• Serena Sinclair Lesley, 89, American journalist.
• Hayes McClerkin, 84, American lawyer and politician, Speaker at the Arkansas House of Representatives (1969–1970).
• Christy O'Connor Jnr, 67, Irish golfer.
• Silvana Pampanini, 90, Italian actress (The Road a Year Long, The City Stands Trial, A Husband for Anna).
• Ioannis Petridis, 84, Greek politician, MP for Pieria (1985–1989).
• Sol Polansky, 89, American diplomat, Ambassador to Bulgaria (1987–1990).
• Qian Min, 100, Chinese politician.
• Marion Studholme, 88, English soprano and music teacher.
• Nivaria Tejera, 86, Cuban poet and novelist, pancreatic cancer.
• Labhshankar Thakar, 80, Indian author.
• Robert D. Timm, 94, American politician.
• Yves Vincent, 94, French actor.
• Zbigniew Zychowicz, 62, Polish politician, Marshal of West Pomeranian Voivodeship (1999–2000).

7

• Brahim Chergui, 94, Algerian militant.
• Patrick Connolly, 88–89, Irish lawyer, Attorney General (1982).
• André Courrèges, 92, French fashion designer.
• Robert M. Cundick, 89, American organist and composer.
• Paddy Doherty, 89, Northern Irish civil rights activist.
• Michael J. Egan, 89, American politician.
• Bill Foster, 86, American college basketball coach (Rutgers, Utah, Duke, South Carolina).
• Joaquín Gamboa Pascoe, 93, Mexican trade union leader and politician.
• Robert Goossens, 88, French jeweller.
• Alwin Albert Hafner, 85, Malagasy Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Morombe (1989–2000).
• Alan Haven, 80, English jazz organist.
• John Johnson, 68, American basketball player (Cleveland Cavaliers, Houston Rockets, Seattle SuperSonics), NBA Champion (1979).
• Kitty Kallen, 94, American singer ("Little Things Mean a Lot").
• Judith Kaye, 77, American lawyer, Chief Judge of the New York Court of Appeals (1993–2008), cancer.
• István Komáromi, 72, Hungarian politician, MP (1994–1998).
• Richard Libertini, 82, American actor (Fletch, All of Me, Popeye), cancer.
• Cristian Moisescu, 68, Romanian politician, Mayor of Arad (1992–1996).
• William H. O'Dell, 77, American politician, member of the South Carolina Senate (since 1989).
• Houshang Ostovar, 88, Iranian composer.
• Jit Samaroo, 65, Trinidadian Steelpan musician and arranger.
• Ashraf Pahlavi, 96, Persian princess, President of the Women's Organization of Iran (1967–1979).
• Mufti Mohammad Sayeed, 79, Indian politician, Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir (2002–2005, since 2015), Minister of Home Affairs (1989–1990), multiple organ failure.
• Troy Shondell, 76, American singer, complications from Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease.
• Sergey Shustikov, 45, Russian football player (Torpedo Moscow) and manager (Solyaris Moscow).
• Sergei Simonov, 23, Russian ice hockey player (HC Lipetsk), complications after spleen surgery.
• Anton Srholec, 86, Slovak writer and priest, lung cancer.
• Anna Synodinou, 88, Greek politician and actress (The 300 Spartans).
• János György Szilágyi, 97, Hungarian historian.
• Yeow Chai Thiam, 62, Malaysian politician, cancer.
• Jesús María Ramón Valdés, 77, Mexican politician.
• Sir Christopher Wallace, 73, British army general, Commandant Royal College of Defence Studies (2001–2005), amyloidosis.
• Hansrudi Wäscher, 87, German comics artist.
• Valerio Zanone, 79, Italian politician, Secretary of Italian Liberal Party (1976–1985) and Mayor of Turin (1990–1991).

8

• Hamdy Ahmed, 82, Egyptian actor (Al-Kahira 30, Al-Ard, Al Asfour).
• Horst Boog, 88, German historian.
• Otis Clay, 73, American R&B and soul singer ("Tryin' to Live My Life Without You", "The Only Way Is Up"), heart attack.
• Maria Teresa de Filippis, 89, Italian racing driver, first woman to race in Formula One (Maserati, Behra-Porsche).
• Oscar Fritschi, 76, Swiss politician.
• Ida Gaskin, 96, Welsh-born New Zealand teacher and quiz show contestant.
• Alessandro Ghinami, 92, Italian politician, President of Sardinia (1979–1980).
• M. O. Joseph, 86, Indian film producer.
• Medea Jugeli, 90, Georgian gymnast, Olympic champion (1952).
• Gunaram Khanikar, 66, Indian herbalist.
• Diana Mitchell, 83, Zimbabwean political activist and writer.
• German Moreno, 82, Philippine television host (That's Entertainment, Walang Tulugan with the Master Showman, GMA Supershow) and actor, cardiac arrest.
• Royal Parker, 86, American television personality, heart failure.
• Paddy Reid, 91, Irish rugby union and league player.
• Red Simpson, 81, American country singer-songwriter ("I'm a Truck"), complications from a heart attack.
• Brett Smiley, 60, American singer-songwriter.
• Piet Steenkamp, 90, Dutch politician, President of the Senate (1983–1991).
• Carlos Milcíades Villalba Aquino, 91, Paraguayan Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of San Juan Bautista de las Misiones (1978–1999).

9

• Barbara Allyne Bennet, 76, American actress (Mac and Me, The Office).
• Myra Carter, 86, American actress (Three Tall Women, 8mm), pneumonia.
• Merab Chigoev, 65, South Ossetian politician, Prime Minister (1998–2001), traffic collision.
• Lawrence H. Cohn, 78, American surgeon, stroke.
• Cielito del Mundo, 80, Filipino singer, actress and politician, heart attack.
• Hamada Emam, 68, Egyptian footballer (Zamalek SC).
• Peter Gavin Hall, 64, Australian statistician, leukemia.
• John Harvard, 77, Canadian politician, Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba (2004–2009).
• Gareth Hoskins, 48, Scottish architect, complications of a heart attack.
• Johnny Jordan, 94, English footballer (Tonbridge).
• Mike McGinnity, 74, English football chairman (Coventry City).
• Robert Naegele, 90, German actor (The NeverEnding Story II, The Old Fox, Waller's Last Trip).
• Umberto Raho, 93, Italian actor (The Bird with the Crystal Plumage, The Last Man on Earth, Superfantagenio).
• Lance Rautzhan, 63, American baseball player (Los Angeles Dodgers, Milwaukee Brewers), cancer.
• José María Rivas, 57, Salvadoran footballer (national team), leukemia.
• Gianni Rondolino, 83, Italian film critic and historian, founder of the Turin Film Festival.
• Paul-Marie François Rousset, 94, French Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Saint-Étienne (1971–1987).
• Angus Scrimm, 89, American actor (Phantasm, Alias, John Dies at the End).
• Beau St. Clair, 63, American film producer (The Thomas Crown Affair, The November Man, Laws of Attraction), ovarian cancer.
• St Jovite, 26, American-bred Irish-trained racehorse, winner of the 1992 Irish Derby and King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
• Ed Stewart, 74, British TV and radio broadcaster (Top of the Pops, Crackerjack), stroke.
• Vicente Troudart, 64, Panamanian baseball umpire.
• Peggy Willis-Aarnio, 67, American ballet choreographer.
• Zelimkhan Yaqub, 65, Azerbaijani poet.

10

• Abbas Bahri, 61, Tunisian mathematician and professor (Rutgers University).
• Wim Bleijenberg, 85, Dutch footballer (Ajax, national team).
• David Bowie, 69, English singer-songwriter, musician ("Space Oddity", "Heroes", "Starman"), and actor (Labyrinth, Zoolander), liver cancer.
• Bård Breivik, 67, Norwegian sculptor, cancer.
• Alton Brown, 90, American baseball player (Washington Senators).
• Ann Z. Caracristi, 94, American cryptographer, Deputy Director of the NSA (1980–1982), complications from dementia.
• Charles Congden Carpenter, 94, American naturalist.
• Teofil Codreanu, 74, Romanian footballer (Rapid București).
• Jeanne Córdova, 67, German-born American LGBT activist, brain cancer.
• Carolyn Denning, 88, American pediatrician, stroke.
• Michael Galeota, 31, American actor (The Jersey), heart disease and hypertension.
• Hernán Gamboa, 69, Venezuelan musician (Serenata Guayanesa), cancer.
• Ulrich Hahnen, 63, German politician, Deputy of the Landtag of North Rhine-Westphalia (since 2010), cancer.
• Ralph Hauenstein, 103, American philanthropist and businessman.
• Alex Hickman, 90, Canadian judge and politician.
• Francis Thomas Hurley, 88, American Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Anchorage (1976–2001), Bishop of Juneau (1971–1976).
• George Jonas, 80, Hungarian-born Canadian writer, Parkinson's disease.
• Kalevi Lehtovirta, 87, Finnish footballer.
• Anthony Mellows, 79, British barrister and academic, Lord Prior of the Order of St John (2008–2014).
• Connie Mhone, 47, Malawian netball player and coach.
• Bob Oatley, 87, Australian yachtsman (Wild Oats XI) and winemaker (Rosemount).
• Arthur S. Obermayer, 84, American entrepreneur and philanthropist, cancer.
• Dick Spady, 92, American businessman (Dick's Drive-In).
• John Stokes, 70, British Army soldier and mountaineer.
• The Wolfman, 80, Hungarian-born Canadian professional wrestler (WWWF).
• Cornelis Zitman, 89, Dutch-born Venezuelan sculptor.
• Yusuf Zuayyin, 84, Syrian politician, Prime Minister (1965, 1966–1968).

11

• Budi Anduk, 47, Indonesian actor (Opera Van Java) and comedian, pneumonia.
• Reginaldo Araújo, 38, Brazilian footballer, heart attack.
• Elizabeth Aston, 67, English author.
• Sylvan Barnet, 89, American literary critic, cancer.
• Robert Coates, 87, Canadian politician, MP (1957–1988).
• Sir Kenneth Corfield, 91, British camera engineer, inventor of the Corfield Periflex .
• John Easter, 70, English squash player and cricketer, World Championship silver medallist (1973).
• Berge Furre, 78, Norwegian politician and historian.
• Monte Irvin, 96, American Hall of Fame baseball player (Newark Eagles, New York Giants, Chicago Cubs), winner of the 1954 World Series.
• Yevgeny Kotlov, 66, Russian Soviet ice hockey player (Dynamo Moscow).
• Albert Onyembo Lomandjo, 84, Congolese Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Kindu (1966–1978).
• Stanley Mann, 87, Canadian scriptwriter (The Collector, Conan the Destroyer, Firestarter).
• John B. Mansbridge, 98, American art director (Bedknobs and Broomsticks, Tron, The Apple Dumpling Gang).
• David Margulies, 78, American actor (Ghostbusters, The Sopranos, Conversations with My Father).
• Chuck Pitcock, 57, American football player (Tampa Bay Bandits).
• János Radványi, 93, Hungarian-born American political scientist and diplomat, Ambassador to the United States (1962–1967).
• Don Strauch, 89, American politician, Mayor of Mesa, Arizona (1980–1984), member of the Arizona House of Representatives (1987–1988), complications from a fall.
• Gunnel Vallquist, 97, Swedish writer and translator (In Search of Lost Time).

12

• Gian Bazzi, 84, Swiss ice hockey player.
• Robert Black, 68, Scottish serial killer and kidnapper, heart attack.
• James L. Browning, Jr., 83, American prosecutor, fall.
• Ivan Bukavshin, 20, Russian chess Grandmaster, stroke.
• Rose Chibambo, 86, Malawian politician, Deputy Minister for Hospitals, Prisons and Social Welfare (1963–1964), heart attack.
• Marian Czapla, 69, Polish painter.
• Gastón Guzmán, 83, Mexican mycologist and anthropologist, heart attack.
• Brian Johnson, 59, Australian rugby league player and coach (St. George, Warrington), Alzheimer's disease.
• Ruth Leuwerik, 91, German film actress (The Trapp Family).
• Witold Mańczak, 91, Polish linguist.
• Tommy Mulgrew, 86, British footballer (Southampton).
• Meg Mundy, 101, American actress (Fatal Attraction, All My Children, Ordinary People).
• William Needles, 97, American-Canadian actor.
• Milorad Rajović, 61, Serbian footballer.
• Dave Sime, 79, American sprinter and ophthalmologist, Olympic silver medalist (1960), cancer.
• Andrew Smith, 25, American basketball player (Butler Bulldogs, Neptūnas), non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
• John Stevens, 86, British journalist.
• Melania Ursu, 75, Romanian stage and film actress (Flames over Treasures).
• Carolyn D. Wright, 67, American poet, thrombosis.

13

• Luis Arroyo, 88, Puerto Rican baseball player (St. Louis Cardinals, Pittsburgh Pirates, New York Yankees), winner of the 1961 World Series, cancer.
• Brian Bedford, 80, British actor (Robin Hood, Nixon, Much Ado About Nothing), cancer.
• William Craig, 97, American philosopher.
• Giorgio Gomelsky, 81, Georgian-born Swiss filmmaker (La Collectionneuse), impresario, band manager (The Rolling Stones, The Yardbirds), songwriter and record producer.
• Bern Herbolsheimer, 67, American composer, cancer.
• J. F. R. Jacob, 92, Indian military officer, pneumonia.
• Sir Albert McQuarrie, 98, Scottish politician, MP for East Aberdeenshire (1979–1983) and Banff and Buchan (1983–1987).
• Conrad Phillips, 90, British television and film actor (The Adventures of William Tell).
• Lawrence Phillips, 40, American football player (University of Nebraska, St. Louis Rams) and convicted felon, suicide.
• Vladimir Pribylovsky, 59, Russian human rights activist and journalist.
• Addepalli Ramamohana Rao, 80, Indian Telugu poet.
• Mike Salmon, 82, British racing driver.
• Jim Simpson, 88, American sportscaster (NBC Sports).
• Zaharije Trnavčević, 90, Serbian politician, Acting President of the National Assembly (2012).
• G. A. Vadivelu, 90, Indian independence activist and politician.
• Lois Weisberg, 90, American civil servant and socialite.
• Tera Wray, 33, American pornographic actress, suicide.

14

• René Angélil, 73, Canadian entertainment manager (Celine Dion), throat cancer.
• George Carroll, 94, American lawyer and politician, Mayor of Richmond, California (1964–1965).
• Franco Citti, 80, Italian actor (The Godfather, Accattone, The Decameron).
• James Hannah, 71, American attorney, Chief Justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court (2005–2015).
• Al Hart, 88, American radio host (KCBS, KNBR, WOBT).
• Glyn W. Humphreys, 61, British neuropsychologist.
• Anna Lærkesen, 73, Danish ballerina.
• Franco Oppo, 80, Italian composer.
• P. M. K. Raghunath, 65, Indian cricketer.
• Alan Rickman, 69, English actor (Harry Potter, Die Hard, Love Actually), pancreatic cancer.
• Shaolin, 44, Brazilian humorist, heart attack.
• Robert Banks Stewart, 84, Scottish television writer (Doctor Who, Bergerac, Shoestring), cancer.
• Sergio Vacchi, 90, Italian painter.
• Rajesh Vivek, 66, Indian actor (Lagaan), heart attack.
• Ellen Meiksins Wood, 73, American historian, cancer.
• Leonid Zhabotinsky, 77, Ukrainian Soviet weightlifter, Olympic champion (1964, 1968).

15

• Tunku Alif Hussein Saifuddin Al-Amin, 31, Malaysian royal.
• Francisco X. Alarcón, 61, American poet, cancer.
• Peter Atteslander, 89, Swiss sociologist.
• James Birren, 97, American gerontologist.
• Daniel Joseph Bohan, 74, Canadian Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Regina (since 2005), cancer.
• Noreen Corcoran, 72, American actress (The Girls on the Beach, Gidget Goes to Rome, Bachelor Father), cardiopulmonary disease.
• Robert Darène, 102, French actor (The Cage).
• Robin Fletcher, 93, British academic administrator and field hockey player, Olympic bronze medallist (1952).
• Anil Ganguly, 82, Indian film director (Kora Kagaz, Tapasya).
• Marie L. Garibaldi, 81, American judge, first woman to serve on the New Jersey Supreme Court.
• Dan Haggerty, 74, American actor (The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams), spinal cancer.
• Pete Huttlinger, 54, American guitarist (John Denver, LeAnn Rimes), stroke.
• Avrom Isaacs, 89, Canadian art dealer.
• Ken Judge, 58, Australian football player (East Fremantle, Hawthorn, Brisbane Bears) and coach (Hawthorn, West Coast Eagles), cancer.
• Andrzej Kotkowski, 75, Polish film director (Olympics 40).
• P. J. Mara, 73, Irish public affairs consultant, Senator (1977–1981, 1982–1983).
• Rex Morgan, 67, American basketball player (Boston Celtics), throat cancer.
• John J. Pruis, 92, American educator, President of Ball State University (1968–1978).
• Alexandre Reza, 93, Russian-born French jeweler.
• Oleksandr Shevchenko, 78, Ukrainian scientist, jurist and politician, member of the Verkhovna Rada (2012–2014).
• Grzegorz Strouhal, 73, Polish Olympic sport shooter.
• Manuel Velázquez, 72, Spanish footballer (Real Madrid, Rayo Vallecano, Málaga), winner of the 1965–66 European Cup.
• Aristide von Bienefeldt, 56, Dutch writer.
• Buzzy Wilkinson, 83, American basketball player (Virginia Cavaliers).

16

• Joannis Avramidis, 93, Georgian-born Austrian sculptor.
• Joan Balzar, 87, Canadian artist.
• Theodor Danetti, 89, Romanian stage and film actor.
• Ananda Chandra Dutta, 92, Indian botanist.
• Thor Furulund, 72, Norwegian painter.
• Hubert Giraud, 94, French songwriter.
• Bob Harkey, 85, American racecar driver (USAC).
• Joe Hergert, 79, American football player (Buffalo Bills).
• Georgie Lamon, 81, Swiss politician, shot.
• Gary Loizzo, 70, American singer (The American Breed), pancreatic cancer.
• Ted Marchibroda, 84, American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers, Chicago Cardinals) and coach (Baltimore Colts, Baltimore Ravens).
• Rudy Migay, 87, Canadian ice hockey player (Toronto Maple Leafs).
• John Mills, 85, Canadian writer.
• Carmelau Monestime, 86, Haitian-born American activist and radio broadcaster, pioneer of Haitian Creole radio in South Florida.
• Hans-Joachim Reich, 85, German Olympic swimmer. [1]
• Jean-Noël Rey, 66, Swiss businessman, CEO of Swiss Post, shot.
• Lloyd Rudolph, 88, American political scientist.
• Leonidas B. Young, II, 62, American politician, Mayor of Richmond, Virginia (1994–1996).

17

• Reza Ahadi, 53, Iranian football player and coach.
• Peggy Anderson, 77, American author and journalist (The Philadelphia Inquirer).
• Blowfly, 76, American musician and producer, liver cancer.
• Mondli Cele, 26, South African footballer, traffic collision.
• Olamide David, 14, Nigerian actor, abdominal injury.
• Melvin Day, 92, New Zealand artist.
• Jo De Winter, 94, American actress (Gloria, Dirty Harry, Bird).
• Geethapriya, 83, Indian director (Mannina Maga).
• Mic Gillette, 64, American brass player (Tower of Power), heart attack.
• Dale Griffin, 67, British drummer (Mott the Hoople), Alzheimer's disease.
• Gulch, 31, American thoroughbred racehorse, euthanised due to complications from cancer.
• Gottfried Honegger, 98, Swiss artist and graphic designer.
• Carina Jaarnek, 53, Swedish singer and Dansband artist, cerebral haemorrhage.
• Raymond Laborde, 88, American politician.
• Stephen Levine, 78, American poet.
• Jules Le Lievre, 82, New Zealand rugby union player (Canterbury, national team).
• Sherron Mills, 44, American basketball player (BCM Gravelines), amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
• Ion Panțuru, 81, Romanian bobsledder, Olympic bronze medalist (1968).
• Delphine Parrott, 87, British immunologist.
• Billy Quinn, 80, Irish hurler.
• V. Rama Rao, 80, Indian politician, Governor of Sikkim (2002–2007).
• Josef Rösch, 90, Czech-born American radiologist.
• Angus Ross, 59, Scottish darts player, pancreatic cancer.
• Ramblin' Lou Schriver, 86, American country musician and radio broadcaster (WXRL), heart disease.
• Francis B. Schulte, 89, American Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of New Orleans (1988–2001).
• Mike Sharpe, 64, Canadian professional wrestler (WWF).
• John Taihuttu, 61, Dutch footballer (VVV, Fortuna Sittard).
• Sudhindra Thirtha, 89, Indian Hindu religious leader.
• Jenő Váncsa, 87, Hungarian politician, Minister of Agriculture and Food (1980–1989).

18

• Leila Alaoui, 33, French-born Moroccan artist and photographer, heart attack.
• António de Almeida Santos, 89, Portuguese lawyer and politician, President of Assembly of the Republic (1995–2002).
• Johnny Bach, 91, American basketball player (Boston Celtics) and coach (Fordham University, Penn State, Chicago Bulls).
• Terence Cook, 88, Welsh rugby union and rugby league footballer.
• Pierre DesRuisseaux, 70, Canadian poet.
• Glenn Frey, 67, American songwriter, musician (Eagles) and actor (Jerry Maguire), complications following intestinal surgery.
• Karsten Isachsen, 71, Norwegian priest, author and public speaker.
• Andy Dog Johnson, 57, British artist, designer of many The The record sleeves.
• Lars Roar Langslet, 79, Norwegian politician, Minister of Culture and Science (1982–1986).
• Armando Loaiza, 72, Bolivian diplomat and politician, Foreign Minister (2005–2006).
• Oleksiy Logvynenko, 69, Ukrainian translator (The Catcher in the Rye).
• Loredana, 91, Italian actress (Immigrants, The King's Jester, La Fornarina).
• Mike MacDowel, 83, British racing driver (Cooper), cancer.
• Pablo Manavello, 65, Italian-born Venezuelan musician.
• William Morgan, 85, American architect.
• Else Marie Pade, 91, Danish composer.
• Asha Patil, 79, Indian actress.
• Bharat Shah, 70, Indian cricketer.
• T. S. Sinnathuray, 85, Singaporean Supreme Court judge, pneumonia.
• Antonella Steni, 89, Italian actress (The Tiger and the Pussycat, Kaputt Mundi, Nel sole).
• Michel Tournier, 91, French writer (Friday, or, The Other Island, The Erl-King).
• Nicolaus Zwetnow, 86, Norwegian sport shooter.

19

• William G. Bowdler, 91, American diplomat, Ambassador to South Africa (1975–1978).
• Robert M. Carter, 73, British-born Australian marine geologist and climate sceptic, complications from a heart attack.
• Antonia Churchill, 96, American Olympic sailor (1936).
• John Corcoran, 56, Irish sports administrator.
• Jean-Philippe Douin, 75, French military officer, Chief of the Defence Staff (1995–1998).
• Joachim Fernandez, 43, Senegalese footballer.
• M. K. A. D. S. Gunawardana, 68, Sri Lankan politician, Minister of Land (since 2015).
• Yasutaro Koide, 112, Japanese supercentenarian, world's oldest living man, heart failure and pneumonia.
• Claude Lefebvre, 86, Canadian politician, Mayor of Laval, Quebec (1981–1989).
• Laurence Lerner, 90, South African-born British literary critic.
• Richard Levins, 85, American mathematical ecologist and population geneticist.
• Forrest McDonald, 89, American historian and constitutional scholar.
• Sylvia McLaughlin, 99, American environmentalist, co-founder of Save the Bay.
• Micole Mercurio, 77, American actress (Flashdance, What Lies Beneath, The Client).
• Lou Michaels, 80, American football player (Los Angeles Rams, Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Colts), pancreatic cancer.
• Max Nijman, 74, Surinamese singer.
• Samuel Odulana Odungade I, 101, Nigerian royal, Olubadan of Ibadan (since 2007).
• Ettore Scola, 84, Italian film director and screenwriter (We All Loved Each Other So Much, A Special Day, Le Bal).
• Sheila Sim, Lady Attenborough, 93, English actress (A Canterbury Tale, Pandora and the Flying Dutchman, West of Zanzibar), dementia.
• William Y. Smith, 90, American air force general, heart failure.
• Frank Sullivan, 85, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox, Philadelphia Phillies, Minnesota Twins), pneumonia.

20

• Herbert L. Abrams, 95, American physician.
• Lee Abramson, 45, American composer and musician.
• Arch, 21, American Thoroughbred racehorse, winner of the Super Derby (1998) and Fayette Stakes (1998), heart attack.
• Bud Beardmore, 76, American lacrosse coach (Maryland), Parkinson's disease.
• Constance Beresford-Howe, 93, Canadian novelist.
• Subrata Bose, 83, Indian politician.
• Mykolas Burokevičius, 88, Lithuanian politician, member of the Politburo of the CPSU Central Committee.
• Chang Yung-fa, 88, Taiwanese businessman (Evergreen Group).
• Edmonde Charles-Roux, 95, French writer.
• Stuart Cowden, 90, English footballer (Stoke City).
• Bairbre Dowling, 62, Irish actress (Zardoz, The Dead, War of the Buttons).
• Ronald Greenwald, 82, American rabbi.
• David G. Hartwell, 74, American editor, publisher and critic, injuries from a fall.
• Hung-ta Chang, 102, Chinese botanist.
• Brian Key, 68, British politician, MEP for Yorkshire South (1979–1984).
• Kingmambo, 25, American-bred French thoroughbred racehorse, euthanized. (death announced on this date)
• Valerie Pearl, 89, British historian.
• Eva Schorr, 88, German painter and composer.
• George Weidenfeld, Baron Weidenfeld, 96, Austrian-born British publisher, philanthropist, and newspaper columnist.
• Edward Yourdon, 72, American computer scientist.

21

• Ron Collins, 59, Canadian curler.
• Mauro Gianneschi, 84, Italian cyclist. [2]
• Andrew J. Hinshaw, 92, American politician, member of the United States House of Representatives from California's 39th and 40th congressional districts (1973–1977).
• Bill Johnson, 55, American alpine skier, Olympic champion (1984).
• Bogusław Kaczyński, 73, Polish classical music journalist, stroke.
• Gérard Kamanda wa Kamanda, 75, Congolese politician.
• Richard Klinkhamer, 78, Dutch writer.
• Derrick Todd Lee, 47, American convicted serial killer, heart disease.
• Cabot Lyford, 90, American sculptor, pulmonary distress.
• Harrison McIntosh, 101, American ceramicist.
• Jerker Porath, 94, Swedish biochemist.
• Stephanie Rader, 100, American spy.
• Garnet Richardson, 82, Canadian curler, world champion (1959, 1960, 1962, 1963).
• Mrinalini Sarabhai, 97, Indian classical dancer, choreographer and instructor.
• Robert Sassone, 37, French road racing cyclist, suicide.
• Val Sears, 88, Canadian journalist (Toronto Star).
• Francis Seow, 87, Singapore-born American writer and political refugee, pneumonia.
• Michael Sheringham, 67, English literary academic.
• Ron Southern, 85, Canadian businessman (ATCO).
• Robert Tuggle, 82, American writer and archivist.
• Gerald Williams, 86, Welsh tennis commentator.

22

• Tom Aidala, 82, American architect.
• Paul Augustin Aizpiri, 96, French artist.
• Homayoun Behzadi, 73, Iranian football player (Shahin, Paykan, national team) and coach (Persepolis), Asian Champion (1968, 1972).
• Eugene Borowitz, 91, American rabbi and philosopher.
• Fred Bruney, 84, American football player (Boston Patriots).
• Tommy Bryceland, 76, Scottish footballer (St Mirren, Norwich, Oldham).
• Pete Carmichael, 74, American football coach (Jacksonville Jaguars).
• Ryuichi Doi, 76, Japanese politician.
• John Dowie, 60, Scottish footballer (Fulham, Celtic).
• John Farris, 75, American author.
• Kamer Genç, 75, Turkish politician, member of the Grand National Assembly (1987–2015), cancer.
• Shankar Ghosh, 80, Indian tabla player, pneumonia.
• Bill Groom, 81, Canadian curler.
• Waymond C. Huggins, 88, American politician.
• Juan Manuel Ley, 82, Mexican businessman (Casa Ley).
• Constantin Mihail, 70, Romanian track and field coach.
• Ian Murray, 83, Scottish Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Argyll and the Isles (1999–2008).
• Abolhassan Najafi, 86, Iranian writer and translator.
• Denise Newman, 91, British Olympic diver (1948).
• Mikhail Odnoralov, 71, Russian-born American painter.
• Cecil Parkinson, Baron Parkinson, 84, British politician, cabinet minister, cancer.
• Robert Pickus, 92, American activist.
• Lois Ramsey, 93, Australian actress (The Box, Prisoner).
• Miloslav Ransdorf, 62, Czech politician, MEP (since 2004).
• Raymond Rock, 93, Canadian politician.
• Sarah, 15, American zoo cheetah.
• Anthony Simmons, 93, British screenwriter and film director (The Optimists of Nine Elms, Black Joy).
• Storm Flag Flying, 16, American thoroughbred racehorse, foaling complications.
• Rik Wilson, 53, American ice hockey player (St. Louis Blues).
• Tahsin Yücel, 83, Turkish writer.

23

• Nikolay Abramov, 54, Russian Vepsian writer and translator.
• Bob Arnott, 93, Australian alpine skier.
• Lela Autio, 88, American painter.
• Jimmy Bain, 68, Scottish bassist (Rainbow, Dio), lung cancer.
• Jack Bannister, 85, English cricket player (Warwickshire) and commentator.
• Barry Brickell, 80, New Zealand ceramic artist.
• Cadalack Ron, 34, American rapper.
• Pablo Contessi, Paraguayan doctor and politician, Governor of Presidente Hayes Department (since 2013), traffic collision.
• Antony Emerson, 52, Australian tennis player, cancer.
• Espectrito, 49, Mexican professional wrestler (WWF, AAA).
• Josip Friščić, 66, Croatian politician, Vice President of Parliament (2008–2011).
• Sofía Gandarias, 58, Spanish painter.
• Archie Gouldie, 79, Canadian professional wrestler, complications from hip surgery.
• Jennifer Guinness, 78, Irish socialite and kidnapping victim, cancer.
• Grahame Hodgson, 79, Welsh rugby union player (national team).
• Žuži Jelinek, 96, Croatian fashion stylist, designer and writer.
• A. C. Jose, 78, Indian politician, Speaker of Kerala Legislature (1982), member of Parliament (1996–1997, 1998–2004).
• Marie Mahoney, 91, American baseball player (AAGBPL).
• R. Clayton McWhorter, 82, American businessman and philanthropist.
• Hugh Mortimer, 66, British diplomat.
• Elisabeta Polihroniade, 80, Romanian chess Woman Grandmaster (1982) and International Arbiter.
• Bernard Quennehen, 85, French racing cyclist.
• Bill Roberts, 90, American basketball player (Chicago Stags, Boston Celtics, St. Louis Bombers).
• Francisco Rubio Llorente, 85, Spanish jurist, President of the Spanish Council of State (2004–2012).
• George Sefcik, 76, American football coach (Cincinnati Bengals, New York Giants, Atlanta Falcons).
• Koichi Sekimoto, 37, Japanese footballer (Sagan Tosu).
• Dmitry Shirkov, 88, Russian theoretical physicist.
• Bobby Wanzer, 94, American Hall of Fame basketball player and coach (Rochester/Cincinnati Royals), NBA Champion (1951).
• Walt Williams, 72, American baseball player (Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Indians, New York Yankees), heart attack.

24

• Gian Carlo Abelli, 74, Italian politician, member of the Chamber of Deputies.
• Fredrik Barth, 87, Norwegian social anthropologist.
• Neville Black, 90, New Zealand rugby union (Auckland, national team) and rugby league (Wigan, Keighley) player.
• Yvonne Chouteau, 86, American ballerina.
• David Finkelstein, 86, American physicist.
• Forouzan, 78, Iranian actress.
• Malcolm Grear, 84, American graphic designer.
• John Jay Hooker, 85, American politician.
• Christine Jackson, 53, British-born Australian cellist, complications from a brain aneurysm.
• Constantijn Kortmann, 71, Dutch legal scholar.
• Clyde Mashore, 70, American baseball player (Montreal Expos).
• Donald Milne, 81, American politician, member of the Vermont House of Representatives (1967), cancer.
• Marvin Minsky, 88, American cognitive scientist and pioneer in artificial intelligence, cerebral hemorrhage.
• Wim Mook, 83, Dutch physicist.
• Alejandro Muñoz-Alonso, 82, Spanish politician, member of the Congress of Deputies (1989–2000) and Senate (2000–2015).
• Zarkus Poussa, 40, Finnish drummer (RinneRadio) and songwriter.
• Teófilo Rodríguez, 44, Venezuelan criminal.
• Lois Snowe-Mello, 67, American politician, member of Maine House of Representatives (1996–2004) and Senate (2004–2012).
• Schalk van der Merwe, 54, South African tennis player.
• Eric Webster, 84, English football player (Manchester City) and manager (Stockport County).
• Henry Worsley, 55, British adventurer, multiple organ failure.

25

• Jashubhai Dhanabhai Barad, 60, Indian politician, member of Parliament (2004–2009), brain tumour.
• David Chatters, 69, Canadian politician.
• Thornton Dial, 87, American artist.
• Denise Duval, 94, French soprano.
• Kalpana, 50, Indian actress (Thanichalla Njan), heart attack.
• Howard Koslow, 91, American illustrator.
• Robert Lorick, American lyricist and voice actor. (death announced on this date)
• Mike Minor, 75, American actor (Petticoat Junction, All My Children, The Beverly Hillbillies), cancer.
• Padmarani, 79, Indian actress.
• Concepcion Picciotto, 80, Spanish-born American peace activist.
• Leif Solberg, 101, Norwegian composer and organist.
• Ron Stillwell, 76, American baseball player (Washington Senators), cancer.
• Paul Terasaki, 86, American scientist and philanthropist.

26

• Sunday Adewusi, 79, Nigerian policeman, Inspector-general of police (1981–1983).
• Zaw Zaw Aung, 79, Burmese author and public intellectual.
• Black, 53, British singer-songwriter ("Wonderful Life"), head injuries sustained in a traffic collision.
• Bernard Cookson, 79, British cartoonist.
• LaVoy Finicum, 54, American cattle rancher and militant (Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Occupation).
• Barney Hall, 83, American sports commentator (Motor Racing Network), complications from surgery.
• Gil Kahele, 73, American politician, member of the Hawaii Senate (since 2011).
• Ted Karras Sr., 81, American football player (Chicago Bears), NFL champion (1963).
• Tommy Kelly, 90, American actor (The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Peck's Bad Boy with the Circus), heart failure.
• Sahabzada Yaqub Khan, 95, Pakistani politician and diplomat, Minister of Foreign Affairs (1982–1991, 1996–1997), Ambassador to the United States (1973–1979).
• Martin Lavut, 81, Canadian film maker (Remembering Arthur).
• Margaret Pardee, 95, American violinist and teacher.
• Ray Pointer, 79, English footballer (Burnley, Coventry, Portsmouth).
• Bryce Rohde, 92, Australian jazz pianist, composer.
• T.J. Tindall, 65, American guitarist (MFSB).
• Jerzy Tomaszewski, 92, Polish photographer.
• Takeo Uesugi, 75, Japanese landscape architect.
• László Versényi, 84, Hungarian theatre and voice actor.
• Abe Vigoda, 94, American actor (The Godfather, Barney Miller, Late Night with Conan O'Brien).
• Barrington Watson, 85, Jamaican painter.
• Oscar Wiggli, 88, Swiss composer and sculptor.

27

• Peter Baker, 84, English footballer (Tottenham Hotspur).
• Barbara Berger, 85, American baseball player (AAGPBL).
• John Brudenall, 77, Australian librarian.
• Antonio Castellanos Mata, 68, Spanish physicist.
• Mary Lou Crocker, 71, American professional golfer.
• Georgy Firtich, 77, Russian composer and pianist.
• Artur Fischer, 96, German inventor.
• James Garrett Freeman, 35, American criminal, execution by lethal injection.
• Augusto Giomo, 75, Italian basketball player.
• John Howe, 85, South African-born British air marshal.
• Carlos Loyzaga, 85, Filipino basketball player, bronze medalist at the 1954 FIBA World Championship.
• William E. Martin, 70, American musician, songwriter, screenwriter and voice actor.
• Jack Reed, 91, American businessman and politician.
• Shirley Tonkin, 94, New Zealand paediatrician and sudden infant death syndrome researcher.
• DeWitt Williams, 96, American politician.
• Ihor Zaytsev, 81, Russian-born Ukrainian Soviet footballer (national team).

28

• Signe Toly Anderson, 74, American singer (Jefferson Airplane).
• Maheswar Baug, 85, Indian politician and independence activist.
• Yisroel Belsky, 77, American rabbi.
• Franklin Gene Bissell, 89, American football player and coach (Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes).
• Buddy Cianci, 74, American politician and radio host, Mayor of Providence, Rhode Island (1975–1984, 1991–2002).
• Robert Courtney, 56, New Zealand Paralympic champion sprinter (1984).
• Aleš Debeljak, 54, Slovenian writer.
• James deSouza, 90, Pakistani Roman Catholic priest.
• Emile Destombes, 80, French-born Cambodian Roman Catholic prelate, Vicar Apostolic of Phnom Penh (2001–2010).
• Trude Dothan, 93, Israeli archaeologist.
• Paul Kantner, 74, American musician (Jefferson Airplane, Jefferson Starship) and songwriter ("Wooden Ships"), multiple organ failure.
• Jim Morris, 80, American bodybuilder.
• Tommy O'Hara, 62, Scottish footballer (Queen of the South, Washington Diplomats, Motherwell).
• Nigel Peel, 48, English cricketer (Cheshire), brain tumour.
• Peter Robinson, 57, New Zealand musician (The Tin Syndrome).
• Axel Schandorff, 90, Danish track cyclist, Olympic bronze medalist (1948).
• Nadine Senior, 76, English dance teacher.
• Dave Thomson, 77, Scottish footballer (Dunfermline Athletic, Queen of the South).
• Bob Tizard, 91, New Zealand politician, Deputy Prime Minister (1974–1975).
• Ladislav Totkovič, 53, Slovak football player (Inter Bratislava) and manager.
• Richard P. Von Herzen, 85, American earth scientist.

29

• Karen Johnson Boyd, 91, American heiress and philanthropist.
• Jean-Marie Doré, 77, Guinean politician, Prime Minister (2010).
• Billy Faier, 85, American banjo player.
• Gordon Goody, 85, British criminal (Great Train Robbery), heart attack.
• Sam Hulbert, 79, American academic.
• Nayani Krishnakumari, 85, Indian writer and folklorist.
• Albert Low, 87, British author.
• Linus Maurer, 90, American cartoonist, inspiration for the name Linus Van Pelt.
• Aurèle Nicolet, 90, Swiss flautist.
• Cayetano Paderanga Jr., 67, Filipino economist, Director-General of NEDA (2010–2012), complications after heart surgery.
• Ruth Rehmann, 93, German writer.
• Jacques Rivette, 87, French film director (La Belle Noiseuse, Celine and Julie Go Boating, Out 1) and critic (Cahiers du cinéma), complications from Alzheimer's disease.
• Philip J. Rock, 78, American politician, President of the Illinois Senate (1979–1993).
• John Roper, Baron Roper, 80, British politician.
• Benjamin F. Shobe, 95, American civil rights attorney and judge.
• Donald I. Williamson, 94, British biologist.

30

• Roberto Albanese, 65, Italian politician.
• Girolamo Arnaldi, 86, Italian historian.
• Tony Blaz, 57, Guamanian politician and civil servant, member of the Legislature of Guam, pneumonia.
• Tias Eckhoff, 89, Norwegian industrial designer.
• Asuquo Ekpe, Nigerian international footballer.
• Feyrouz, 72, Egyptian actress.
• Frank Finlay, 89, English actor (Othello, The Pianist, Bouquet of Barbed Wire), heart failure.
• Francisco Flores Pérez, 56, Salvadoran politician, President (1999–2004), cerebral hemorrhage.
• Betty Francis, 84, American baseball player (AAGBPL).
• T. N. Gopakumar, 58, Indian journalist, cancer.
• K. V. Krishna Rao, 92, Indian military officer.
• Don Marks, 62, Canadian writer and indigenous rights advocate, liver disease.
• Noelle Middleton, 89, Irish actress.
• Maikhail Miller, 23, American football player (Murray State, Ole Miss), traffic collision.
• Kollam G. K. Pillai, 91, Indian actor.
• Georgia Davis Powers, 92, American civil rights activist and politician, first female and African-American member of the Kentucky State Senate (1968–1989).
• Bill Reinhard, 93, American football player (Los Angeles Dons).
• Peter Quinn, 90, Irish Gaelic footballer (Mayo).
• Ken Sailors, 95, American basketball player (University of Wyoming, Providence Steamrollers), complications from heart attack.
• Mohammad Salimi, 78, Iranian general, Commander-in-Chief of the Army (2000–2005).
• Dov Yermiya, 101, Israeli army officer and author.

31

• Jalal Aliyev, 87, Azerbaijani politician.
• Gillian Avery, 89, British children's novelist and historian.
• Mere Broughton, 79, New Zealand Māori language activist and unionist.
• Gil Carmichael, 88, American politician, Federal Railroad Administrator (1989–1993) and real estate developer, heart attack.
• Miron Chichișan, 70, Romanian politician, Mayor of Zalău (1992–1996).
• Lance Cox, 82, Australian football player (Richmond).
• Elizabeth Eisenstein, 92, American historian.
• Tom Hancock, 67, American politician.
• David Lake, 86, Indian-born Australian science fiction writer.
• Artie L. Metcalf, 86, American biologist.
• Bob Pelkington, 74, American basketball player (Xavier University).
• Pat Piper, 81, American politician.
• Betty Rosenquest Pratt, 90, American tennis player.
• Wolfgang Rademann, 81, German television producer and journalist.
• Donald Van Norman Roberts, 87, American civil engineer.
• Randhir Singh, 94, Indian political scientist.
• Benoît Violier, 44, French-Swiss chef, suicide by gunshot.
• Sir Terry Wogan, 77, Irish-British broadcaster (BBC), cancer.
• Hubert Yockey, 99, American physicist and information theorist.
• Yuan Geng, 98, Chinese politician and business executive.