Deaths in April 2020

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The following is a list of notable deaths in April 2020.

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.

• Tony Anderson, 78, Australian footballer.^[1]
• Dušan Bartovič, 76, Slovak footballer, 1968 Olympics, Czechoslovak national team.^[2]
• Anne Hendricks Bass, 78, American investor and philanthropist.^[3]
• Branislav Blažić, 63, Serbian surgeon and politician, Minister of Environmental Protection (1998–2000), COVID-19.^[4]
• Peter Brooke, 90, American businessman.^[5]
• Jaxon Buell, 5, American microhydranencephaly victim.^[6]
• Zev Buffman, 89, Israeli theatre producer, President and CEO of Ruth Eckerd Hall (2011–2018).^[7]
• Mario Chaldú, 77, Argentine footballer (Club Atlético Banfield, Racing Club, national team).^[8]
• Bruce Dawe, 90, Australian poet.^[9]
• Ricardo Díez Hochleitner, 91, Spanish economist and diplomat, president of the Club of Rome (1991–2000).^[10]
• David Driskell, 88, American visual artist and academic, COVID-19.^[11]
• Kevin Duffy, 87, American jurist, Judge of the U.S. District Court for Southern New York (1972–2016), COVID-19.^[12]
• Bernard Epin, 83, French writer and literary critic, COVID-19.^[13]
• Ed Farmer, 70, American baseball player (Chicago White Sox, Philadelphia Phillies) and broadcaster, kidney disease.^[14]
• Edward L. Feightner, 100, American Navy officer and flying ace.^[15]
• Luiz Flávio Gomes, 62, Brazilian jurist, professor and politician, Deputy (since 2019), leukaemia.^[16]
• Sir James Learmonth Gowans, 95, British immunologist.^[17]
• Irving Greenfield, 91, American author.^[18]
• Nur Hassan Hussein, 82, Somali politician, Prime Minister (2007–2009), COVID-19.^[19]
• Martin Khor, 68, Malaysian journalist (The Star) and economist, executive director of the South Centre (2009–2018), cancer.^[20]
• Philippe Malaurie, 95, French lawyer.^[21]
• Gérard Mannoni, 92, French sculptor.^[22]
• Ellis Marsalis Jr., 85, American jazz pianist, COVID-19.^[23]
• Roger Marshall, 86, English screenwriter.^[24]
• Ronn Matlock, 72, American singer and songwriter.^[25]
• Rüdiger Nehberg, 84, German human rights activist and survival expert.^[26]
• Floris Michael Neusüss, 83, German photographer.^[27]
• Richard Passman, 94, American aeronautical engineer and space scientist, COVID-19.^[28]
• Dirceu Pinto, 39, Brazilian Paralympic boccia player (2008, 2012, 2016), heart failure.^[29]
• Bucky Pizzarelli, 94, American jazz guitarist, COVID-19.^[30]
• Dieter Reith, 82, German pianist and organist.^[31]
• Harold Rubin, 87, South African-born Israeli jazz clarinettist.^[32]
• Gerardo Ruiz Esparza, 70, Mexican politician, Secretary of Communications and Transportation (2012–2018), stroke.^[33]
• Yvonne Schaloske, 68, Swedish actress (Rederiet).^[34]
• Adam Schlesinger, 52, American musician (Fountains of Wayne, Ivy) and songwriter ("That Thing You Do"), Emmy winner (2012, 2013, 2019), COVID-19.^[35]
• Amerigo Severini, 88, Italian cyclo-cross cyclist.^[36]
• John Stanich, 95, American basketball player.^[37]
• Joe Tanner, 88, American baseball player.^[38]
• John Tydeman, 84, English radio producer and theatre director.^[39]
• Dora Werzberg, 99, French nurse and social worker.^[40]
• Mahmoud Zakzouk, 86, Egyptian academic and politician, Minister of Awqaf (1995–2011).^[41]

• Mike Appleton, 83, British television producer (The Old Grey Whistle Test).^[42]
• Robert Beck, 83, American modern pentathlete, Olympic bronze medalist (1960) and Pan American champion (1963), complications from a head injury and COVID-19.^[43]
• Goyo Benito, 73, Spanish footballer (Real Madrid, Rayo Vallecano, national team), COVID-19.^[44]
• Ranko Borozan, 86, Bosnian footballer (Velež Mostar, Partizan, Red Star Belgrade).^[45]
• Patricia Bosworth, 86, American actress (The Nun's Story) and author, COVID-19.^[46]
• John B. Bryant, 72, American economist.^[47]
• Bernardita Catalla, 62, Filipino diplomat, ambassador to Lebanon (since 2017), COVID-19.^[48]
• Zaccaria Cometti, 83, Italian footballer (Atalanta), COVID-19.^[49]
• Oskar Fischer, 97, German politician, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the GDR (1975–1990).^[50]
• William Frankland, 108, British immunologist, COVID-19.^[51]
• François de Gaulle, 98, French missionary, COVID-19.^[52]
• Louis J. Gill, 80, American politician, member of the New Jersey General Assembly (1988–1992).^[53]
• Juan Giménez, 76, Argentine comic book artist (Heavy Metal, Métal hurlant), COVID-19.^[54]
• Ron Graham, 93, English-Australian actor (Home and Away, Waterloo Station).^[55]
• Don Healy, 83, American football player (Chicago Bears, Dallas Cowboys, Buffalo Bills).^[56]
• Astrid Nøklebye Heiberg, 83, Norwegian politician, MP (1985–1989, since 2013), president of the IFRC (1997–2001).^[57]
• Gedale B. Horowitz, 87, American banker.^[58]
• Daniel Jacoby, 86, French lawyer and human rights activist.^[59]
• Walentyna Janta-Połczyńska, 107, Polish political exile.^[60]
• Anick Jesdanun, 51, American technology journalist (Associated Press), COVID-19.^[61]
• Nirmal Singh Khalsa, 67, Indian singer and priest (Darbar Sahib), COVID-19.^[62]
• Eddie Large, 78, British comedian (Little and Large), heart failure and COVID-19.^[63]
• João Marcos, 66, Brazilian footballer (Palmeiras, Grêmio), esophageal disease.^[64]
• Maeve Kennedy McKean, 40, American lawyer, health official and academic, drowning.^[65]
• James Megellas, 103, American military officer.^[66]
• Janez Mlinar, 78, Slovenian Olympic skier (1968).^[67]
• Manolo Navarro, 95, Spanish bullfighter, COVID-19.^[68]
• Feriha Öz, 87, Turkish academic and pathologist, COVID-19.^[69]
• Rodrigo Pesántez Rodas, 82, Ecuadorian writer and poet, COVID-19.^[70]
• Emmitt Peters, 79, American dog musher.^[71]
• Hans Reiss, 97, German-born Irish academic.^[72]
• Sergio Rossi, 84, Italian shoe designer (Sergio Rossi), COVID-19.^[73]
• Aaron Rubashkin, 92, American businessman, patriarch of the Rubashkin family, COVID-19.^[74]
• Paul Sauvé, 80, Canadian curler.^[75]
• George Shepperson, 98, British historian.^[76]
• Shamsur Rahman Sherif, 79, Bangladeshi politician, Minister of Land (2014–2019).^[77]
• Arnold Sowinski, 89, French footballer (RC Lens), COVID-19.^[78]
• Claudio Spies, 95, Chilean-born American composer.^[79]
• Carl Tacy, 87, American college basketball coach (Wake Forest Demon Deacons, Marshall Thundering Herd).^[80]
• Aptripel Tumimomor, 53, Indonesian politician, Regent of North Morowali (since 2016), COVID-19.^[81]
• Jan Veentjer, 82, Dutch Olympic field hockey player (1964).^[82]
• Mel Watkins, 87, Canadian political economist.^[83]
• Arthur Whistler, 75, American ethnobotanist and author, COVID-19.^[84]
• Keizo Yamada, 92, Japanese Olympic long-distance runner (1952).^[85]
• Jacques Yankel, 99, French artist.^[86]

• Yūtokutaishi Akiyama, 85, Japanese engraver and photographer.^[87]
• Robert Armstrong, Baron Armstrong of Ilminster, 93, British civil servant, Cabinet Secretary (1979–1987) and Lord Temporal (since 1998).^[88]
• Steven C. Beering, 87, German-born American physician and academic, President of Purdue University (1983–2000).^[89]
• Karel Beyers, 77, Belgian footballer.^[90]
• Helin Bölek, 28, Turkish singer (Grup Yorum), starvation following hunger strike.^[91]
• Arnold Demain, 92, American microbiologist, COVID-19.^[92]
• Henri Ecochard, 96, French military officer, COVID-19.^[93]
• Ira Einhorn, 79, American convicted murderer and fugitive.^[94]
• Giovanni Paolo Gibertini, 97, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Ales-Terralba (1983–1989) and Reggio Emilia-Guastalla (1989–1998).^[95]
• Bob Glanzer, 74, American politician, member of the South Dakota House of Representatives (since 2017), COVID-19.^[96]
• Alexander A. Gurshtein, 83, Russian astronomer.^[97]
• Francisco Hernando Contreras, 74, Spanish housing developer, COVID-19.^[98]
• Marguerite Lescop, 104, Canadian writer, COVID-19.^[99]
• George Mackie, 70, Scottish rugby union player (Highland RFC, national team), cancer.^[100]
• Hans Meyer, 94, South African actor (Colditz).^[101]
• Janet Mullarney, 68, Irish artist and sculptor.^[102]
• C. W. Nicol, 79, Welsh-born Japanese writer, cancer.^[103]
• Yoichi Nishimaru, 93, Japanese physician.^[104]
• Hans Prade, 81, Surinamese diplomat, COVID-19.^[105]
• Omar Quintana, 76, Ecuadorian politician and sports executive, President of the National Congress (2005), president of C.S. Emelec, COVID-19.^[106]
• Marcelle Ranson-Hervé, 90, French actress (Now Where Did the 7th Company Get to?, Robert et Robert), COVID-19.^[107]
• Francis Robicsek, 94, American cardio-thoracic surgeon.^[108]
• Tim Robinson, 85, English writer and cartographer, COVID-19.^[109]
• Joel Shatzky, 76, American writer and literary professor, complications of COVID-19.^[110]
• Yusuf Kenan Sönmez, 71–72, Turkish politician, MP (1987–1991), COVID-19.^[111]
• Arlene Stringer-Cuevas, 86, American politician, member of the New York City Council (1976–1977), COVID-19.^[112]
• Thio Gim Hock, 82, Singaporean Olympic water polo player (1956) and property developer, blood disease and kidney failure.^[113]
• Albino Trevisan, 89, Italian Olympic rower.^[114]
• Eric Verdonk, 60, New Zealand rower, Olympic bronze medallist (1988), cancer.^[115]
• Constand Viljoen, 86, South African general and politician, MP (1994–2001).^[116]
• Frida Wattenberg, 95, French resistance member, COVID-19.^[117]

• Barry Allen, 74, Canadian rock musician and record producer (Painter).^[118]
• Jerónimo Arango, 92–93, Mexican businessman (Walmart de México y Centroamérica).^[119]
• Arminsyah, 59, Indonesian prosecutor, Vice Attorney General (since 2017), traffic collision.^[120]
• Luis Eduardo Aute, 76, Filipino-born Spanish artist.^[121]
• Alexander Thynn, 7th Marquess of Bath, 87, English politician and artist, Lord Temporal (1992–1999), COVID-19.^[122]
• Jay Benedict, 68, American actor (Foyle's War, Double Team, The Dark Knight Rises), COVID-19.^[123]
• Philippe Bodson, 75, Belgian businessman and politician, Senator (1999–2003), COVID-19.^[124]
• Violet Brand, 91, English author.^[125]
• Timothy Brown, 82, American singer, actor (M*A*S*H), and football player (Philadelphia Eagles, Baltimore Colts), complications of dementia.^[126]
• Carol Burkett, 74, American drag racing driver.^[127]
• Rafael Leonardo Callejas Romero, 76, Honduran politician, President (1990–1994), cardiac arrest.^[128]
• Allyson Carlyle, 65, American scholar.^[129]
• Silvano Carroli, 81, Italian baritone.^[130]
• Irena Chalmers, 84, British-born American author and food commentator, esophageal cancer.^[131]
• Forrest Compton, 94, American actor (The Edge of Night, Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C., The F.B.I.), COVID-19.^[132]
• Tom Dempsey, 73, American football player (New Orleans Saints, Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Rams), COVID-19.^[133]
• Shan Deniston, 101, American athlete and sports coach.^[134]
• George Dweh, 59, Liberian politician and warlord, speaker of the National Transitional Legislative Assembly of Liberia (2003–2005).^[135]
• Mieczysław Długoborski, 89, Polish Olympic athlete (1952).^[136]
• Xavier Dor, 91, French embryologist and anti-abortion activist, COVID-19.^[137]
• Brian Falconer, 86, Australian footballer.^[138]
• Ken Farnum, 89, Barbadian-born Jamaican Olympic cyclist (1952), COVID-19.^[139]
• Lila Fenwick, 87, American lawyer and human rights advocate, COVID-19.^[140]
• Franz Födermayr, 86, Austrian musicologist.^[141]
• Carlos González-Artigas, 72, Ecuadorian businessman, COVID-19.^[142]
• James Gooch, 85, American psychiatrist and psychoanalyst.^[143]
• Bashirul Haq, 77, Bangladeshi architect.^[144]
• Alex Harvey, 79, American singer, songwriter ("Delta Dawn" and actor (Gettysburg, Fire Down Below, The Rainmaker).^[145]
• Rhoda Hatch, 73, American anti-war activist and public school educator, complications from COVID-19.^[146]
• Arnold Heertje, 86, Dutch economist.^[147]
• Włodzimierz Klonowski, 75, Polish biomedical physicist.^[148]
• Volodymyr Korolyuk, 94, Ukrainian mathematician.^[149]
• Carlo Leva, 90, Italian production designer and set decorator (The Cat o' Nine Tails), heart attack.^[150]
• Vincent Lionti, 60, American violist and conductor, COVID-19.^[151]
• Leïla Menchari, 92, Tunisian decorator and designer (Hermès), COVID-19.^[152]
• Andrea Mitchell, 64, Australian politician, WA MLA (2008–2017), heart condition.^[153]
• Olan Montgomery, 56, American actor (Stranger Things) and pop artist, COVID-19.^[154]
• Marcel Moreau, 86, Belgian writer, COVID-19.^[155]
• Jerrold Mundis, 79, American author and speaker, complications from COVID-19.^[156]
• Pertti Paasio, 81, Finnish politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs (1989–1991) and MP (1975–1979, 1982–1996).^[157]
• Susanna Ramel, 100, Swedish actress.^[158]
• Rao Pingru, 97, Chinese comic book author (Our Story: A Memoir of Love and Life in China), multiple organ failure.^[159]
• Arlene Schnitzer, 91, American art collector and philanthropist.^[160]
• Anton Sebastianpillai, 75, Sri Lankan born British geriatrician and author, COVID-19.^[161]
• Muhammad Sirajul Islam, 77, Bangladeshi politician, MP (1973–1982), COVID-19.^[162]
• Victor Skrebneski, 90, American photographer, cancer.^[163]
• Börje Stattin, 90, Swedish Olympic gymnast (1952).^[164]
• Harland Svare, 89, American football player and coach (New York Giants, Los Angeles Rams), respiratory arrest.^[165]
• Founéké Sy, 33, Malian footballer (Korofina, Sanat Naft, national team), traffic collision.^[166]
• Ivan Vakarchuk, 73, Ukrainian physicist, Minister of Education and Science (2007–2010) and rector of the University of Lviv (1990–2007, 2010–2013).^[167]
• Peter Vaughan, 89, British Anglican clergyman, Bishop of Ramsbury (1989–1998).^[168]
• Ezio Vendrame, 72, Italian footballer (Lanerossi Vicenza, Napoli, Padova) and writer, cancer.^[169]
• Cheryl Wall, 71, American literary critic.^[170]
• Michel Wiblé, 97, Swiss composer and teacher.^[171]
• Mohammad Ali Younes, Lebanese spy, head of Hezbollah's counter espionage unit, shot.^[172]

• Michel Andrault, 93, French architect (Tours Société Générale, AccorHotels Arena).^[173]
• Ray Authement, 91, American academic administrator, President of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette (1974–2008).^[174]
• Ed Biles, 88, American football coach (Houston Oilers), leukemia.^[175]
• Honor Blackman, 94, English actress (The Avengers, Goldfinger, Jason and the Argonauts).^[176]
• Margaret Burbidge, 100, British-born American astronomer, complications from a fall.^[177]
• Jocelyn Burton, 74, British silver and goldsmith, bowel cancer.^[178]
• Gregory W. Carman, 83, American politician and jurist, U.S. representative (1981–1983), Judge (since 1983) and Chief Judge (1996–2003) of the U.S. Court of International Trade.^[179]
• André Cristol, 77, French footballer (Montpellier, Limoges).^[180]
• Shirley Douglas, 86, Canadian actress (Wind at My Back, Lolita, Barney's Great Adventure) and civil rights activist, complications from pneumonia.^[181]
• Barry Downs, 89, Australian Olympic sports shooter (1968).^[182]
• Ronnie Earle, 78, American politician and judge, Texas state representative (1973–1976).^[183]
• Svein Ellingsen, 90, Norwegian hymnist and visual artist.^[184]
• Ben Elliott, 67, American audio engineer (Pure Rock Fury, Masters of War) and record producer, complications from cancer.^[185]
• Jun Factoran, 76, Filipino lawyer and politician, Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources (1987–1992).^[186]
• Lee Fierro, 91, American actress (Jaws), COVID-19.^[187]
• James S. Gracey, 92, American admiral.^[188]
• Daniel Greene, 86, American artist.^[189]
• Bob Hermann, 97, American Hall of Fame soccer executive, president and founder of the NASL, owner of the St. Louis Stars, namesake of Hermann Trophy and Hermann Stadium.^[190]
• Ray Hiron, 76, English footballer (Portsmouth, Reading).^[191]
• Ivan Itkin, 84, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1973–1998), heart failure.^[192]
• Mahmoud Jibril, 67, Libyan politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Prime Minister (2011), COVID-19.^[193]
• Tom Larkin, 88–89, Irish hurler (Tipperary).^[194]
• Sir John Laws, 74, English jurist, High Court Judge (1992–1998) and Lord Justice of Appeal (1999–2016), sepsis and COVID-19.^[195]
• Pentti Linkola, 87, Finnish deep ecologist and writer.^[196]
• John Lucas, 90, English philosopher.^[197]
• Bobby Mitchell, 84, American Hall of Fame football player (Cleveland Browns, Washington Redskins) and executive.^[198]
• Dougie Morgan, 73, Scottish rugby union player (Stewart's Melville, British and Irish Lions, national team).^[199]
• George Ogilvie, 89, Australian theatre and film director (Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome), cardiac arrest.^[200]
• Michel Parisse, 83, French historian and professor, COVID-19.^[201]
• John A. Shaw, 81, American civil servant, heart failure.^[202]
• Donald Simpson, 77, American librarian, president of the Center for Research Libraries (1980–1999).^[203]
• Agop Terzan, 92, French-Armenian astronomer.^[204]
• André Verroken, 80, Belgian furniture designer and interior architect.^[205]
• Peter Walker, 84, English cricketer (Glamorgan, national team), stroke.^[206]

• Radomir Antić, 71, Serbian football player (Partizan) and manager (Atlético Madrid, national team), pancreatitis.^[207]
• M. K. Arjunan, 84, Indian composer.^[208]
• Helène Aylon, 89, American ecofeminist artist, COVID-19.^[209]
• Claude Barthélemy, 74, Haitian footballer (Detroit Cougars, national team).^[210]
• Roger Beatty, 87, American director, screenwriter and stage manager (The Carol Burnett Show, Mama's Family, The Billion Dollar Hobo), prostate cancer.^[211]
• Josep Maria Benet i Jornet, 79, Spanish playwright and screenwriter, COVID-19.^[212]
• Black the Ripper, 32, British grime MC, rapper and cannabis activist, heart attack.^[213]
• Marcel Boillat, 90, Swiss political activist.^[214]
• Colleen Callaghan, 89, American makeup artist (A Beautiful Mind, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Chicago).^[215]
• Pat Capponi, 70, Canadian writer and mental health advocate, assisted suicide.^[216]
• Marc Chardonnens, 59–60, Swiss government official, Director of the Federal Office for the Environment (2016–2020).^[217]
• Alfonso Cortina, 76, Spanish businessman, chairman and CEO of Repsol YPF (1996–2004), COVID-19.^[218]
• John Dossetor, 94, Indian-born Canadian physician.^[219]
• James Drury, 85, American actor (The Virginian, Forbidden Planet, The Young Warriors).^[220]
• Jock Edwards, 64, New Zealand cricketer (Central Districts, national team).^[221]
• Armando Francioli, 100, Italian actor (The Pharaohs' Woman, The Opium Den, Hawk of the Caribbean).^[222]
• Ferenc Füzesi, 59, Hungarian Olympic handball player (1992).^[223]
• James Garbutt, 94, English actor (When the Boat Comes In, Superman, The Onedin Line).^[224]
• Gerhard Giebisch, 93, Austrian-born American physiologist.^[225]
• Bruce Gonsalves, 63, Australian footballer.^[226]
• Earl G. Graves Sr., 85, American entrepreneur and businessman, founder of Black Enterprise.^[227]
• Sergio Guenza, 87, Italian football player (Lazio) and manager (women's national team).^[228]
• Onaje Allan Gumbs, 70, American pianist.^[229]
• Vic Henley, 57, American comedian, pulmonary embolism.^[230]
• Jack Hill, 75, American politician, member of the Georgia State Senate (since 1991).^[231]
• Stig Holmqvist, 84, Finnish footballer (HIFK Helsinki, HJK Helsinki, national team).^[232]
• Al Kaline, 85, American Hall of Fame baseball player, broadcaster and executive (Detroit Tigers), World Series Champion (1968).^[233]
• Brahm Kanchibhotla, 66, Indian-American journalist, COVID-19.^[234]
• Jacques Le Brun, 88, French historian, COVID-19.^[235]
• Claude Le Pen, 72, French economist.^[236]
• Quenton Leach, 47, Australian footballer (Fremantle), cancer.^[237]
• Jean Little, 88, Canadian writer (Mine for Keeps, From Anna, Orphan at My Door).^[238]
• Adlin Mair-Clarke, 78, Jamaican Olympic athlete (1964, 1968), complications from COVID-19.^[239]
• Mary McPartlan, 65, Irish singer, musician and producer.^[240]
• Trevor Platt, 77, British marine scientist.^[241]
• William R. Polk, 91, American foreign policy consultant and author, leukemia.^[242]
• Bullet Prakash, 44, Indian comedian and actor (Mast Maja Maadi, Aithalakkadi, Aryan), liver failure.^[243]
• Jayantha Rathnayake, 51, Sri Lankan musician, cancer.^[244]
• Lucien Schmitthäusler, 85, French writer.^[245]
• James F. Scott, 77, American physicist.^[246]
• Yvonne Sherwell, 92, American actress and dancer, COVID-19.^[247]
• Fred Singer, 95, Austrian-born American physicist.^[248]
• Mark Steiner, 77, American philosopher, COVID-19.^[249]
• Jock Steven, 84, Scottish rugby union player (Barbarians).^[250]
• Eugene Stowe, 97, American Church of the Nazarene minister and general superintendent.^[251]
• Stephen Sulyk, 95, Polish-born American Ukrainian Catholic hierarch, Archbishop of Philadelphia (1980–2000), COVID-19.^[252]
• Riay Tatary, 72, Syrian-born Spanish doctor and imam, president of Islamic Commission of Spain (since 1992), COVID-19.^[253]
• Naek L. Tobing, 79, Indonesian physician and sexologist, COVID-19.^[254]
• Eli Velder, 94, American academic.^[255]
• Tim White, 68, British painter.^[256]

• Albert Almoznino, 97, Israeli hand shadow artist.^[257]
• Betty Bennett, 98, American jazz and big band singer.^[258]
• Christian Bonnet, 98, French politician, Minister of the Interior (1977–1981).^[259]
• Roger Chappot, 79, Swiss Olympic ice hockey player (1964), COVID-19.^[260]
• Robert Chaudenson, 82, French Creole linguist, COVID-19.^[261]
• Jim Clarko, 87, Australian politician, WA MLA (1974–1996).^[262]
• Jean-Laurent Cochet, 85, French stage director and actor (A Thousand Billion Dollars, Fort Saganne), COVID-19.^[263]
• Peter Cory, 94, Canadian judge, Puisne Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada (1989–1999).^[264]
• Faith Dane, 96, American actress (Gypsy) and politician.^[265]
• Hutch Davie, 89, American pianist, arranger and composer.^[266]
• Eddy Davis, 79, American musician and bandleader, COVID-19.^[267]
• Claire Deluca, 86, French actress and theatre director.^[268]
• Fariborz Esmaeili, 79, Iranian Olympic footballer (1964).^[269]
• Steve Farmer, 71, American musician (The Amboy Dukes) and songwriter ("Journey to the Center of the Mind").^[270]
• Charlotte Figi, 13, American medical cannabidiol patient and reform figure, namesake of Charlotte's web cannabis, seizure.^[271]
• Jacques Frémontier, 89, French journalist and television producer.^[272]
• Allen Garfield, 80, American actor (The Conversation, Nashville, Beverly Hills Cop II), COVID-19.^[273]
• Henry Geller, 96, American communications lawyer and government official.^[274]
• Henry Graff, 98, American historian, COVID-19.^[275]
• Leib Groner, 88, American Chabad-Lubavitch Rabbi and secretary to Menachem Schneerson, COVID-19.^[276]
• Irene Hirano, 71, American non-profit executive, president of U.S.-Japan Council (since 2009) and the Japanese American National Museum (2008–2012).^[277]
• Norman Holwell, 91, British speed skater (1952).^[278]
• Hudeidi, 91, Somali oud player, COVID-19.^[279]
• M. A. Jabbar, 80, Bangladeshi politician, MP (2008–2014).^[280]
• Monica Jackson, 99, Scottish mountaineer.^[281]
• Sasi Kalinga, 59, Indian actor (Paleri Manikyam: Oru Pathirakolapathakathinte Katha, Pranchiyettan & the Saint, Indian Rupee), liver disease.^[282]
• Mishik Kazaryan, 72, Russian physicist, COVID-19.^[283]
• Jan Křen, 89, Czech historian, academic and dissident, Charter 77 signatory, COVID-19.^[284]
• John Percy Leon Lewis, 77, Guyanese military officer, COVID-19.^[285]
• Fred Mandeville, 97, Canadian politician.^[286]
• John Matias, 75, American baseball player (Chicago White Sox).^[287]
• Roger Matthews, 71, British criminologist, COVID-19.^[288]
• Thomas Mensah, 87, Ghanaian judge.^[289]
• Amira Nur al-Din, 94–95, Iraqi poet.^[290]
• Yaakov Perlow, 89, American Novominsk rebbe, president of Agudah, COVID-19.^[291]
• John Prine, 73, American singer-songwriter ("Sam Stone", "Angel from Montgomery"), Grammy winner (1992, 2006), COVID-19.^[292]
• Nipper Read, 95, British police officer and boxing administrator, COVID-19.^[293]
• Jan Reijnen, 93, Dutch politician, mayor of Wervershoof (1964–1969), Oldenzaal (1969–1976) and Heerlen (1976–1986), Senator (1972–1977).^[294]
• Donato Sabia, 56, Italian Olympic middle-distance runner (1984, 1988), COVID-19.^[295]
• Julie Sauvé, 67, Canadian swimming coach.^[296]
• Harv Schmidt, 83, American college basketball player and coach (Illinois Fighting Illini).^[297]
• Tom Scully, 89, Irish Gaelic football manager (Offaly), COVID-19.^[298]
• Barbara Smoker, 96, British humanist activist, president of the National Secular Society (1972–1996).^[299]
• George A. Snow, 96, Canadian politician, complications from pneumonia.^[300]
• Herb Stempel, 93, American game show contestant (Twenty-One), whistleblower in the 1950s quiz show scandals.^[301]
• Adrian V. Stokes, 74, British computer scientist and disability campaigner.^[302]
• André Stordeur, 79, Belgian electronic musician.^[303]
• Miguel Ángel Tábet, 78, Venezuelan theologian and exegete, COVID-19.^[304]
• Joaquim Tosas, 73–74, Spanish politician and engineer, president of Port of Barcelona (1996–2004), COVID-19.^[305]
• Domingo Villanueva, 55, Filipino Olympic cyclist (1988, 1992).^[306]
• Ian Willmore, 61, British politician and activist, heart attack.^[307]
• Hal Willner, 64, American music producer (Saturday Night Live, Stay Awake), COVID-19.^[308]

• Siri Berg, 98, Swedish-born American abstract artist.^[309]
• Tom Blackwell, 82, American artist, COVID-19.^[310]
• Richard L. Brodsky, 73, American lawyer and politician, member of the New York State Assembly (1983–2010), heart attack.^[311]
• Dirk van den Broek, 96, Dutch supermarket founder.^[312]
• L. Carl Brown, 91, American historian.^[313]
• Jaroslava Brychtová, 95, Czech glass artist.^[314]
• Aubrey Burl, 93, British archaeologist.^[315]
• Boško Bursać, 74, Bosnian footballer (Rijeka, Vitesse Arnhem, NK Zagreb).^[316]
• Robert L. Carroll, 81, American-Canadian palaeontologist, COVID-19.^[317]
• Keith Critchlow, 87, British artist and professor of architecture.^[318]
• Carl Dobkins Jr., 79, American singer ("My Heart Is an Open Book").^[319]
• John Downing, 79, Welsh photojournalist, cancer.^[320]
• Jackie du Preez, 77, Zimbabwean cricketer (Rhodesia, South Africa).^[321]
• Peter Ecklund, 74, American jazz cornetist, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[322]
• Madeleine Fischer, 84, Swiss-born Italian actress (Le Amiche, The Bachelor, The Day the Sky Exploded).^[323]
• Martin S. Fox, 95, American publisher, COVID-19.^[324]
• Glenn Fredly, 44, Indonesian singer, meningitis.^[325]
• Norah Gibbons, 67, Irish children's rights activist.^[326]
• Bjørn Haug, 91, Norwegian jurist.^[327]
• Hiphei, 82, Indian politician, MP (1990–2002).^[328]
• John Hughes, 66, Canadian ice hockey player (Cincinnati Stingers).^[329]
• Abdul Momin Imambari, 89–90, Bangladeshi Islamic scholar and politician.^[330]
• Miguel Jones, 81, Equatoguinean-born Spanish footballer (Barakaldo, Indautxu, Atlético Madrid), COVID-19.^[331]
• Bernie Juskiewicz, 77, American politician, member of the Vermont House of Representatives (2013–2019), COVID-19.^[332]
• Lois Kelly Miller, 102, Jamaican actress (Meet Joe Black).^[333]
• Joel J. Kupperman, 83, American philosopher, complications from COVID-19.^[334]
• Paul Lambert, 61, British television and media producer, suicide.^[335]
• Francesco La Rosa, 93, Italian footballer (Pro Patria, Palermo, national team), COVID-19.^[336]
• Ted Leverenz, 78, American politician, Illinois state representative (1975–1991) and State Senator (1991–1993).^[337]
• Lars-Eric Lundvall, 86, Swedish ice hockey player (Frölunda), world champion (1962) and Olympic silver medallist (1964).^[338]
• François Luc Macosso, 81, Congolese politician.^[339]
• Henri Madelin, 83, French Jesuit theologian and editor, COVID-19.^[340]
• Rick May, 79, Canadian-American voice actor (Team Fortress 2, Star Fox, Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves), COVID-19.^[341]
• David Méresse, 89, French footballer (CO Roubaix-Tourcoing, FC Sète 34).^[342]
• Valeriu Muravschi, 70, Moldovan politician, Prime Minister (1991–1992), Minister of Finance (1990–1991) and MP (1998–2001).^[343]
• Norman I. Platnick, 68, American arachnologist and curator (American Museum of Natural History).^[344]
• Robert Poujade, 91, French politician, Deputy (1967–1981, 1986–2002) and mayor of Dijon (1971–2001).^[345]
• Toni Rettaliata, 75, American politician, member of the New York State Assembly (1979–1987).^[346]
• John A. Rocco, 83, American politician, member of the New Jersey General Assembly (1980–1998), mayor of Cherry Hill, New Jersey (1975–1977), respiratory failure.^[347]
• Chynna Rogers, 25, American rapper, drug overdose.^[348]
• Larry Sherman, American house music publisher, founder of Trax Records, heart failure.^[349]
• Pat Stapleton, 79, Canadian ice hockey player (Chicago Blackhawks, Boston Bruins), stroke.^[350]
• Nicholas Temperley, 87, English-born American musicologist.^[351]
• Linda Tripp, 70, American civil servant and whistleblower (Clinton–Lewinsky scandal), pancreatic cancer.^[352]
• Te Huirangi Waikerepuru, 91, New Zealand trade unionist and Māori language activist.^[353]
• Albert H. Wilkening, 74, American major general, cancer.^[354]

• Torvild Aakvaag, 93, Norwegian businessman, CEO of Norsk Hydro (1984–1991).^[355]
• Sufia Ahmed, 87, Bangladeshi academic, cardiac arrest.^[356]
• Reggie Bagala, 54, American politician, member of the Louisiana House of Representatives (since 2020), COVID-19.^[357]
• Dame Jocelyn Barrow, 90, British educator, community activist and politician.^[358]
• Leila Benitez-McCollum, 89, Filipino-American television and radio host (Student Canteen), COVID-19.^[359]
• Daniel Bernard, 70, French footballer (Rennes, Paris Saint-Germain, Brest).^[360]
• Jim Bolger, 88, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs).^[361]
• Frank J. Brown, 63–64, American visual artist.^[362]
• Tom Bruce, 67, American swimmer, 1972 Olympic gold and silver medallist.^[363]
• Jacques Calvet, 88, French businessman, CEO of Groupe PSA.^[364]
• Denise Coia, 67, Scottish psychiatrist.^[365]
• Jim Conacher, 98, Scottish-born Canadian ice hockey player (New York Rangers, Chicago Black Hawks).^[366]
• Elizabeth de la Porte, 78, British harpsichordist.^[367]
• Surésh Dhargalkar, 85, British architect.^[368]
• Malcolm Dixon, 85, English actor (Time Bandits, Return of the Jedi, Flash Gordon).^[369]
• Mort Drucker, 91, American caricaturist and comics artist (Mad).^[370]
• Marc Engels, 54, Belgian sound engineer (The Odyssey, I'm Dead but I Have Friends), COVID-19.^[371]
• Mark Golden, 71, Canadian historian.^[372]
• Harvey Goldstein, 80, British statistician and academic, COVID-19.^[373]
• Andy González, 69, American jazz and Latin dance bassist.^[374]
• Simplice Guédet Manzela, 71, Gabonese politician.^[375]
• Clément-Joseph Hannouche, 70, Egyptian Syriac Catholic hierarch, Bishop of Cairo (since 1995).^[376]
• Ho Kam-ming, 94, Macanese-born Canadian martial artist, COVID-19.^[377]
• Zdeněk Jičínský, 91, Czech lawyer and politician, Deputy (1996–2002, 2003–2010).^[378]
• Jay K. Katzen, 83, American politician and bureaucrat, member of the Virginia House of Delegates (1994–2002).^[379]
• Theresa M. Korn, 94, American engineer and pilot, COVID-19.^[380]
• Heino Kurvet, 78, Soviet-Estonian spring canoer, 1971 World Championships bronze medallist.^[381]
• Vladimir Lefebvre, 83, Soviet-American mathematical psychologist.^[382]
• Phyllis Lyon, 95, American gay rights activist.^[383]
• Liliane Marchais, 84, French political activist.^[384]
• Jacqueline Mason, 84, Australian pair skater.^[385]
• Virginia Savage McAlester, 76, American architectural historian, myelfibrosis.^[386]
• Guy Miserque, 74, Belgian Olympic field hockey player (1964, 1968, 1972, 1976).^[387]
• Naoki Murata, 70, Japanese judoka, heart failure.^[388]
• Lee Nurse, 43, English cricketer (Berkshire), COVID-19.^[389]
• Gern Nagler, 88, American football player (Chicago Cardinals, Cleveland Browns).^[390]
• Vitor Sapienza, 86, Brazilian politician and economist, COVID-19.^[391]
• Christopher Schmitt, 45, American web designer and author.^[392]
• Ida Schuster, 101, Scottish actress (Death Watch, A Shot at Glory).^[393]
• Ernst-Georg Schwill, 81, German actor (Alarm in the Circus, A Berlin Romance, The Shield and the Sword).^[394]
• Junzo Sekine, 93, Japanese Hall of Fame baseball player (Osaka Kintetsu Buffaloes, Yomiuri Giants) and manager (Yakult Swallows).^[395]
• Dmitri Smirnov, 71, Russian-born British composer (Tiriel, The Lamentations of Thel), COVID-19.^[396]
• Jean-Pierre St-Louis, 68–69, Canadian photographic director and videographer (Requiem for a Handsome Bastard, Whoever Dies, Dies in Pain).^[397]
• Richard Teitelbaum, 80, American electronic music composer, stroke.^[398]
• Taufiq Tirmizi, 59, Pakistani cricketer (House Building Finance Corporation, Karachi Whites).^[399]
• Saul Turteltaub, 87, American television writer and producer (That Girl, Sanford and Son, What's Happening!!).^[400]
• Phyllis Wallbank, 101, British educationalist.^[401]
• Won Pyong-oh, 90, South Korean ornithologist.^[402]
• Jim Youel, 98, American football player (Washington Redskins).^[403]

• Mike Auret, 83, Zimbabwean-Irish farmer and politician.^[404]
• Bruce Baillie, 88, American filmmaker (Castro Street).^[405]
• Dov Ben-Dov, 93, Israeli Olympic sports shooter (1952).^[406]
• Julio Blanco, 82, Cuban footballer (FC Industriales, national team).^[407]
• Big George Brock, 87, American blues harmonicist and singer.^[408]
• Olga Bucătaru, 78, Romanian actress, heart attack.^[409]
• Antonio Carro Martínez, 96, Spanish politician, Minister of the Presidency (1974–1975), member of the Congress of Deputies (1982–1989).^[410]
• Rifat Chadirji, 93, Iraqi architect, COVID-19.^[411]
• David Cohen, 102, American soldier, COVID-19.^[412]
• Oscar Cohen, 91, American music business executive and agent.^[413]
• Lucie Dolène, 88, Syrian-born French actress and singer.^[414]
• Walter D'Souza, 93, Indian cricketer (Gujarat).^[415]
• Mary Jane Fate, 86, American Athabaskan tribal leader.^[416]
• Nicholas Fernando, 87, Sri Lankan Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Colombo (1977–2002).^[417]
• Frits Flinkevleugel, 80, Dutch footballer (national team, FC Amsterdam, DWS).^[418]
• Samuel Hargress II, 84, American bar owner, COVID-19.^[419]
• Shanti Hiranand, 87, Indian classical singer.^[420]
• Ceybil Jefferies, American house and R&B singer ("It's Gonna Be Alright"), COVID-19.^[421] (death announced on this day)
• Teijo Khan, 64, American professional wrestler (AWA).^[422]
• Ronald J. Kurth, 88, American rear admiral, government expert on Russian policy and study.^[423]
• K. Gordon Lark, 89, American biologist, prostate cancer.^[424]
• Marianne Lundquist, 88, Swedish Olympic swimmer (1948, 1952), COVID-19.^[425]
• Jymie Merritt, 93, American jazz bassist (The Jazz Messengers), liver cancer.^[426]
• Enrique Múgica, 88, Spanish lawyer and politician, Minister of Justice (1988–1991), Deputy (1977–2000) and Ombudsman (2000–2010), COVID-19.^[427]
• Bas Mulder, 88, Dutch-Surinamese priest, COVID-19.^[428]
• Nobuhiko Obayashi, 82, Japanese film director (House, Toki o Kakeru Shōjo, Hanagatami), screenwriter and editor, lung cancer.^[429]
• Jacob Plange-Rhule, 62, Ghanaian physician, Rector of the Ghana College of Physicians and Surgeons (since 2015), COVID-19.^[430]
• Marcel Rainaud, 80, French politician, Senator (2006–2014).^[431]
• Marke Raines, 93, Canadian politician, MP (1974–1979).^[432]
• Pete Retzlaff, 88, American football player and executive (Philadelphia Eagles).^[433]
• Francis Reusser, 77, Swiss film director (The Big Night, Derborence, War in the Highlands).^[434]
• Diane Rodriguez, 68, American actress (Terminator 2: Judgment Day, La Bamba), cancer.^[435]
• Cecil C. Rousseau, 82, American mathematician and author.^[436]
• Carlo Sabatini, 88, Italian actor (Strangled Lives) and voice actor.^[437]
• Ing Yoe Tan, 71, Dutch politician, Senator (1999–2011).^[438]
• Abigail Thernstrom, 83, American political scientist.^[439]
• Hans Verhagen, 81, Dutch journalist, poet and painter.^[440]
• Roy Watson, 86, Australian cricketer (Western Australia).^[441]
• Tom Webster, 71, Canadian ice hockey player (Detroit Red Wings, New England Whalers) and coach (Los Angeles Kings), brain cancer.^[442]
• Alf Wood, 74, English footballer (Shrewsbury Town, Millwall).^[443]
• Iris M. Zavala, 83, Puerto Rican author, independence activist and intellectual, COVID-19.^[444]

• Philip Appleman, 94, American poet and writer.^[445]
• Mel Baggs, 39, American autism blogger.^[446]
• Simon Barrington-Ward, 89, English Anglican clergyman, Bishop of Coventry (1985–1997), COVID-19.^[447]
• Michael Bowden, 73, Australian footballer (Richmond), motor neurone disease.^[448]
• Colby Cave, 25, Canadian ice hockey player (Boston Bruins, Edmonton Oilers), complications from intracerebral hemorrhage.^[449]
• Hélène Châtelain, 84, Belgian-born French actress (La Jetée), documentary film director and writer.^[450]
• Stanley Chera, 77, American real estate executive, COVID-19.^[451]
• Bo Christensen, 82, Danish film producer.^[452]
• John Horton Conway, 82, English mathematician (Conway's Game of Life, surreal numbers, monstrous moonshine), COVID-19.^[453]
• Justus Dahinden, 94, Swiss architect, teacher and writer.^[454]
• Mariano De Nicolò, 88, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of San Marino-Montefeltro (1989–1995) and Rimini (1989–2007).^[455]
• Murray Dorin, 65, Canadian politician.^[456]
• Gerald Glenn, 66, American pastor, COVID-19.^[457]
• Paul Haddad, 56, English-born Canadian actor (Babar, John Callahan's Quads!, Resident Evil 2), throat cancer.^[458]
• Alfred Hagn, 72, German Olympic alpine skier (1968, 1972).^[459]
• Wynn Handman, 97, American artistic director (The American Place Theatre), COVID-19.^[460]
• Margot Hartman, 86, American actress (The Curse of the Living Corpse, Violent Midnight, Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women).^[461]
• Kristin Jacobs, 60, American politician, mayor of Broward County (2012–2013) and member of the Florida House of Representatives (since 2014), colon cancer.^[462]
• Ezekiel Kalipeni, 66, Malawian geographer.^[463]
• Edem Kodjo, 81, Togolese politician, Prime Minister (1994–1996, 2005–2006) and Chairperson of the African Union Commission (1978–1983).^[464]
• Periklis Korovesis, 78, Greek journalist and politician, MP (2007–2009).^[465]
• Linda Larason, 72, American politician, complications from multiple myeloma.^[466]
• Liu Dehai, 82, Chinese pipa player.^[467]
• Ruth Mandel, 81, Austrian-born American political scientist, women's advocate and Holocaust survivor, ovarian cancer.^[468]
• Might and Power, 26, New Zealand-bred Australian racehorse, Melbourne Cup (1997), Caulfield Cup (1997) and W. S. Cox Plate (1998) winner.^[469]
• Muid Latif, 41, Malaysian fashion designer.^[470]
• Garth Owen-Smith, 76, Namibian environmentalist, cancer.^[471]
• Luciano Pellicani, 81, Italian sociologist and journalist.^[472]
• Lenore L. Prather, 88, American jurist, Justice (1982–2001) and Chief Justice (1998–2001) of the Supreme Court of Mississippi.^[473]
• Lowell A. Reed Jr., 89, American jurist, Judge of the U.S. District Court for East Pennsylvania (since 1988), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[474]
• Gus Rodríguez, 61, Mexican writer, director and video game journalist, lung cancer.^[475]
• Francis Tombs, Baron Tombs, 95, English industrialist and politician, member of the House of Lords (1990–2015).^[476]
• Alojz Uran, 75, Slovenian Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop (1992–2004) and Archbishop of Ljubljana (2004–2009).^[477]
• Mansukh C. Wani, 95, Indian-born American organic chemist.^[478]
• Arne Wilhelmsen, 90, Norwegian businessman, co-founder of Royal Caribbean Cruises.^[479]
• Gillian Wise, 84, British artist.^[480]

• Farouk Abu Issa, 86, Sudanese politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs (1969–1971).^[481]
• Francisco Aritmendi, 81, Spanish Olympic long-distance runner (1964), International Cross Country Champion (1964), COVID-19.^[482]
• Brian Arrowsmith, 79, English football player (Barrow) and manager, COVID-19.^[483]
• Eliyahu Bakshi-Doron, 78, Israeli rabbi and convicted fraudster, Rishon LeZion (1993–2003), COVID-19.^[484]
• Camillo Ballin, 75, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Apostolic Vicar of Northern Arabia (since 2001).^[485]
• Maurice Barrier, 87, French actor and comedian (The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe, Les Compères, Les Fugitifs), COVID-19.^[486]
• Victor Batista Falla, 87, Cuban publisher and editor, COVID-19.^[487]
• Claude Beauchamp, 80, Canadian journalist, publisher and political activist.^[488]
• Glenn Beckert, 79, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs, San Diego Padres).^[489]
• Mary Begoña, 95, Spanish vedette and actress.^[490]
• Axel Berg, 81, Norwegian footballer.^[491]
• Elisabeth Berge, 65, Norwegian businesswoman and civil servant.^[492]
• Peter Bonetti, 78, English footballer (Chelsea, Dundee United, national team), world champion (1966).^[493]
• Tim Brooke-Taylor, 79, English comedian (The Goodies) and panellist (I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue), COVID-19.^[494]
• Daniel Camiade, 80, French rugby union player (US Quillan, national team).^[495]
• Chung Won-shik, 91, South Korean politician, Prime Minister (1991–1992), kidney disease.^[496]
• Jacques De Decker, 74, Belgian writer and author.^[497]
• Louis van Dijk, 78, Dutch pianist, cancer.^[498]
• Ted Evans, 79, Australian public servant, Secretary of the Department of the Treasury (1993–2001).^[499]
• Toussaint Fouda, 61, Cameroonian Olympic road cyclist (1980).^[500]
• Caro Fraser, 67, British novelist, cancer.^[501]
• Jim Frey, 88, American baseball manager (Kansas City Royals, Chicago Cubs).^[502]
• Keiji Fujiwara, 55, Japanese voice actor (Fullmetal Alchemist, Death Note, Attack on Titan), cancer.^[503]
• Danny Goldman, 80, American actor (The Smurfs, M*A*S*H, Young Frankenstein), stroke.^[504]
• Sascha Hupmann, 49, German basketball player (Evansville Aces, Panathinaikos, national team), ataxia.^[505]
• Tarvaris Jackson, 36, American football player (Minnesota Vikings, Seattle Seahawks, Buffalo Bills), traffic collision.^[506]
• Mikko Kaasalainen, 55, Finnish mathematician.^[507]
• Lyle Kahl, 80, Canadian educator and politician.^[508]
• James F. Keane, 85, American politician.^[509]
• Bill Langille, 76, Canadian politician, MLA (1999–2006), liver cancer.^[510]
• Adrian Lucaci, 53, Romanian footballer (Sportul Studențesc București).^[511]
• Abdul Majed, Bangladeshi military officer and convicted murderer (Jail Killing), execution by hanging.^[512]
• André Manaranche, 93, French Jesuit priest and theologian, COVID-19.^[513]
• Jacques Maury, 99, French pastor.^[514]
• Boo McLee, 36, American football player (Wheeling Wildcats).^[515]
• Rubén Menini, 96, Argentine basketball player (1948, 1952).^[516]
• Gavin Menzies, 82, British submarine lieutenant commander and author.^[517]
• Charles Miossec, 81, French politician, Deputy (1978–2002).^[518]
• Sir Stirling Moss, 90, British Hall of Fame racing driver.^[519]
• Jon Ola Norbom, 96, Norwegian economist and politician, leader of the Young Liberals (1950–1952) and Minister of Finance (1972–1973).^[520]
• Joe Pedicino, 70, American professional wrestling ring announcer (WCW).^[521]
• Ahfazur Rahman, 78, Pakistani journalist.^[522]
• Joel M. Reed, 86, American film director, producer and screenwriter (The G.I. Executioner, Blood Sucking Freaks, Night of the Zombies), COVID-19.^[523]
• Jaime Ruiz Sacristán, 70, Mexican business executive, chairman of the Mexican Stock Exchange (since 2015), COVID-19.^[524]
• Doug Sanders, 86, American professional golfer.^[525]
• Milton Schafer, 99, American composer.^[526]
• Carlos Seco Serrano, 96, Spanish historian, COVID-19.^[527]
• Charles Alexander Shaw, 75, American jurist, Judge of the U.S. District Court for Eastern Missouri (since 1993).^[528]
• Vasily Sidorov, 75, Russian diplomat, Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office at Geneva (1997–2001).^[529]
• Khalif Mumin Tohow, Somali justice minister of Hirshabelle State, COVID-19.^[530]
• Josephat Torner, 42, Tanzanian albino activist, traffic collision.^[531]
• Samuel Wembé, 73, Cameroonian businessman and politician, COVID-19.^[532]
• Dennis Yamada, 75, American politician, member of the Hawaii House of Representatives (1971–1983).^[533]
• Yu Mingfang, 92, Chinese engineer.^[534]

• Baldiri Alavedra, 76, Spanish footballer (Sabadell), COVID-19.^[535]
• Gil Bailey, 84, Jamaican radio broadcaster, COVID-19.^[536]
• William H. Bailey, 89, American artist.^[537]
• Jacques Blamont, 93, French astrophysicist.^[538]
• E. S. Campbell, 98, American soldier (World War II).^[539]
• David Corbett, 79, English footballer (Swindon Town, Plymouth Argyle).^[540]
• Juan Cotino, 70, Spanish businessman and politician, President of Valencian Courts (2011–2014) and Director General of the National Police (1996–2002), COVID-19.^[541]
• John Dennis, 88, British prelate, Bishop of Knaresborough (1979–1986) and St Edmundsbury and Ipswich (1986–1996).^[542]
• Ashok Desai, 77, Indian lawyer, Attorney General (1996–1998) and Solicitor General (1989–1990).^[543]
• Alain Duret, 84, French writer.^[544]
• Jens Erik Fenstad, 84, Norwegian mathematician, COVID-19.^[545]
• David Giralt, 60, Cuban Olympic long jump athlete (1980).^[546]
• Jerry Givens, 67, American chief executioner of Virginia (1982–1999) and anti-death penalty advocate, COVID-19.^[547]
• Glenna Goodacre, 80, American sculptor (Sacagawea dollar, Vietnam Women's Memorial).^[548]
• Barbara Gorgoń, 84, Polish Olympic luger (1964).^[549]
• Karen Harper, 75, American author.^[550]
• Charlie Harrison, 70, American college basketball coach (East Carolina, New Mexico).^[551]
• U Pannya Jota Mahathera, 64, Bangladeshi Theravada Buddhist monk, cardiac arrest.^[552]
• Suad Karajica, 60, Bosnian Olympic luger (1984).^[553]
• Ryo Kawasaki, 73, Japanese jazz fusion guitarist and composer.^[554]
• Shay Keogh, 85, Irish footballer (Shamrock Rovers).^[555]
• Thomas Kunz, 81, American zoologist, COVID-19.^[556]
• Landelino Lavilla, 85, Spanish politician, President of the Congress of Deputies (1979–1982), Minister of Justice (1976–1979) and member of the Council of State (since 1983).^[557]
• Philippe Lécrivain, 78, French Catholic priest (Society of Jesus), COVID-19.^[558]
• Benjamin Levin, 93, Israeli partisan and Holocaust survivor, COVID-19.^[559]
• Peter Madden, 85, English football player (Rotherham United) and manager (Darlington, Rochdale).^[560]
• Vicente Magsaysay, 80, Filipino politician, Governor of Zambales (1968–1986, 1998–2007).^[561]
• Sarah Maldoror, 90, French documentary film director (Sambizanga), COVID-19.^[562]
• Patricia Millardet, 63, French actress (La Boum 2, P'tit Con, La piovra), heart attack.^[563]
• Moraes Moreira, 72, Brazilian guitarist and singer (Novos Baianos), heart attack.^[564]
• Dennis G. Peters, 82, American electrochemist, COVID-19.^[565]
• Avrohom Pinter, 71, British rabbi and politician, Hackney Borough councillor (1982–1990), COVID-19.^[566]
• M. V. Rajasekharan, 91, Indian politician, MP.^[567]
• John Rowlands, 73, English footballer (Stockport County, Barrow, Workington), COVID-19.^[568]
• Javier Santamaría, 69, Spanish politician, Senator (2011–2015), president of the Segovia province (2003–2011) and mayor of Abades (1991–1996), COVID-19.^[569]
• Zafar Sarfraz, 50, Pakistani cricketer (Peshawar), COVID-19.^[570]
• Lansdale Ghiselin Sasscer Jr., 93, American politician.^[571]
• Bernard Stalter, 63, French entrepreneur and politician, member of the Regional Council of Grand Est (since 2016) and the ESEC (since 2015), COVID-19.^[572]
• Peggy Sullivan, 90, American librarian, president of the American Library Association (1980–1981).^[573]
• Ann Sullivan, 91, American animator (The Lion King, The Little Mermaid, Atlantis: The Lost Empire), COVID-19.^[574]

• Pip Baker, 91, British screenwriter (Doctor Who), complications from a fall.^[575]
• Haydar Baş, 73, Turkish politician, founder and leader of the Independent Turkey Party (since 2002), COVID-19.^[576]
• Paul Bayvel, 71, South African rugby union player (Transvaal, national team), cancer.^[577]
• Nate Brooks, 86, American boxer, Olympic champion (1952).^[578]
• John Collins, 71, Welsh footballer (Portsmouth, Halifax Town, Barnsley).^[579]
• Helen Damico, 89, Greek-born American literary scholar, COVID-19.^[580]
• Miguel Ángel D'Annibale, 61, Argentine Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Río Gallegos (2013–2018) and San Martín (since 2018), leukaemia.^[581]
• Danny Delaney, Irish Gaelic footballer (Laois, Stradbally), COVID-19.^[582]
• Joan Dewhirst, 84–85, British figure skater.^[583]
• Mario Donatone, 86, Italian actor (Phenomena, The Godfather Part III, John Wick: Chapter 2).^[584]
• Sir Roger Du Boulay, 98, British diplomat.^[585]
• Akin Euba, 84, Nigerian musician.^[586]
• Vincenzo Fardella, 93, Italian Olympic ice hockey player.^[587]
• Margit Feldman, 90, Hungarian-American educator, activist, and Holocaust survivor, COVID-19.^[588]
• John Forester, 90, American industrial engineer and cycling activist.^[589]
• Ed Genson, 78, American attorney (R. Kelly, Rod Blagojevich, Conrad Black), bile duct cancer.^[590]
• William H. Gerdts, 91, American art historian, COVID-19.^[591]
• Michael Gilkes, 86, Guyanese writer, COVID-19.^[592]
• Judith Innes, 78, American planning theorist, lymphoma.^[593]
• Jon Kilgore, 76, American football player (Los Angeles Rams).^[594]
• Cyril Lawrence, 99, English footballer (Rochdale, Wrexham), COVID-19.^[595]
• John Lee, 92, British politician, MP (1966–1970, 1974–1979).^[596]
• Barry Mason, 72, British lutenist and guitarist.^[597]
• Kerstin Meyer, 92, Swedish mezzo-soprano.^[598]
• Aldo di Cillo Pagotto, 70, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Sobral (1998–2004) and Archbishop of Paraíba (2004–2016), COVID-19.^[599]
• Dean Parker, 72, New Zealand screenwriter, journalist and political commentator.^[600]
• Luis Parodi, 83, Ecuadorian engineer and politician, Vice President (1988–1992).^[601]
• Igor Petrov, 86, Russian naval officer and academic.^[602]
• Peter Phoenix, 83, English footballer (Oldham Athletic, Rochdale, Stockport County).^[603]
• Ignacio Pichardo Pagaza, 84, Mexican politician, Governor of the State of Mexico (1989–1993) and President of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (1994), complications from surgery.^[604]
• Markus Raetz, 78, Swiss painter, sculptor, and illustrator.^[605]
• C. S. Rao, 84, Indian screenwriter (Pranam Khareedu, Sarada Ramudu).^[606]
• Gordon Ropp, 87, American politician.^[607]
• Sir Hugh Rossi, 92, British politician, MP (1966–1992) and Minister for Social Security (1981–1983).^[608]
• Namık Kemal Şentürk, 97, Turkish politician.^[609]
• Maria de Sousa, 80, Portuguese immunologist, COVID-19.^[610]
• Hank Steinbrenner, 63, American sports executive, co-owner of the New York Yankees (since 2008), liver ailment.^[611]
• Ella King Russell Torrey, 94, American human rights activist, COVID-19.^[612]
• Jimmy Webb, 62, American clothing stylist and merchandiser (Trash and Vaudeville), cancer.^[613]
• Peter Whiteside, 67, British Olympic modern pentathlete (1980), COVID-19.^[614]
• Billy Wright, 89, English footballer (Blackpool, Leicester City).^[615]
• Ron Wylie, 86, Scottish football player (Notts County, Aston Villa, Birmingham City) and manager.^[616]
• Kenny Young, 79, American songwriter ("Under the Boardwalk", "Ai No Corrida", "Captain of Your Ship"), producer and environmentalist, cancer.^[617]

• Adam Alsing, 51, Swedish television and radio presenter (Big Brother, Adam Live, Mix Megapol), COVID-19.^[618]
• Sean Arnold, 79, English actor (Grange Hill, Bergerac).^[619]
• Barbara Assoon, 91, Trinidadian actress.^[620]
• Ülkü Azrak, 86, Turkish lawyer and academic, COVID-19.^[621]
• John Briggs, 90, American politician, California State Assemblyman (1967–1977) and State Senator (1977–1981).^[622]
• Joe Brown, 89, English mountaineer.^[623]
• John Buchanan, 86, American Episcopal bishop of West Missouri (1990–1999).^[624]
• Ranjit Chowdhry, 64, Indian actor (Bollywood/Hollywood, Last Holiday, The Office), complications from a ruptured ulcer.^[625]
• Eddie Cooley, 87, American songwriter ("Fever") and singer ("Priscilla").^[626]
• Allen Daviau, 77, American cinematographer (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, The Color Purple, Empire of the Sun), COVID-19.^[627]
• Willie Davis, 85, American Hall of Fame football player (Cleveland Browns, Green Bay Packers).^[628]
• Bernard Deconinck, 83, French track cyclist, amateur world motor-paced silver medallist (1959).^[629]
• Brian Dennehy, 81, American actor (First Blood, Death of a Salesman, Silverado), Tony winner (1999, 2003), cardiac arrest due to sepsis.^[630]
• James Doyle, 87, Canadian politician.^[631]
• Rubem Fonseca, 94, Brazilian fiction writer.^[632]
• James Foort, 98, Canadian inventor and artist.^[633]
• Dámaso García, 63, Dominican baseball player (Toronto Blue Jays, Montreal Expos) and footballer (national team).^[634]
• Lee Gates, 82, American blues guitarist, singer and songwriter.^[635]
• Henry Grimes, 84, American jazz musician, COVID-19.^[636]
• Dries Holten, 84, Dutch singer (Rosy & Andres) and songwriter ("Sausalito".^[637]
• Sir John Houghton, 88, Welsh atmospheric physicist, COVID-19.^[638]
• Dick Hyde, 91, American baseball player (Washington Senators, Baltimore Orioles).^[639]
• Milena Jelinek, 84, Czech-American screenwriter (Forgotten Light), COVID-19.^[640]
• Lee Konitz, 92, American jazz composer and alto saxophonist, COVID-19.^[641]
• Finau Mara, 60, Fijian diplomat and politician, Ambassador-at-large (since 2001).^[642]
• Alfonso Marquez, 82, Filipino Olympic basketball player (1960, 1968).^[643]
• Gary McSpadden, 77, American gospel singer (The Imperials, Gaither Vocal Band), pastor and television host, pancreatic cancer.^[644]
• Eric Mergenthaler, 56, Mexican Olympic sailor (1984, 1988, 1992), and world champion (1992), bicycle accident.^[645]
• Aldo Mongiano, 100, Italian-born Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Roraima (1979–1996), complications from a broken femur.^[646]
• Gérard Mulumba Kalemba, 82, Congolese Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Mweka (1989–2017), COVID-19.^[647]
• Bruce Myers, 78, British actor (The Unbearable Lightness of Being, Let There Be Light), comedian, and director, COVID-19.^[648]
• Stephanie Neuman, 88, American political scientist, spinal cancer.^[649]
• John Pfahl, 81, American photographer, COVID-19.^[650]
• Ann Sayer, 83, English long-distance walker and rower.^[651]
• Shahin Shahablou, 56, Iranian photographer, COVID-19.^[652]
• Siamak Shayeghi, 65, Iranian film director and producer, cancer.^[653]
• George Curtis Smith, 84, American jurist, Judge of the U.S. District Court for Southern Ohio (since 1987).^[654]
• Vesa Törnroos, 37, Finnish Olympic sports shooter (2016), cancer.^[655]
• Dorick M. Wright, 74, Belizean Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Belize City-Belmopan (2006–2017).^[656]
• Rustam Zakirov, 30, Kyrgyz footballer (FC Abdysh-Ata Kant, FC Alga Bishkek).^[657]

• Srilal Abeykoon, 66, Sri Lankan actor and singer (Kopi Kade).^[658]
• Abdennour Abrous, 85, Algerian politician.^[659]
• Joseph Adler, 79, American theatre and film director (Scream, Baby, Scream).^[660]
• Rosemary De Angelis, 86, American actress (Law & Order, Frequency, The Juror).^[661]
• Christophe, 74, French singer-songwriter ("Aline"), COPD.^[662]
• Gene Deitch, 95, American-born Czech illustrator, animator (Munro, Tom Terrific, Nudnik) and comics artist.^[663]
• Francesco Di Carlo, 79, Italian mobster (Sicilian Mafia) and pentito, COVID-19.^[664]
• Andrew J. Fenady, 91, American screenwriter, producer, and actor (Stakeout on Dope Street, The Young Captives).^[665]
• Howard Finkel, 69, American Hall of Fame professional wrestling ring announcer (WWE).^[666]
• Luiz Alfredo Garcia-Roza, 83, Brazilian professor and writer.^[667]
• Kenneth Gilbert, 88, Canadian harpsichordist, organist and music educator.^[668]
• Victor Hendrix, 84, German Olympic rower (1960).^[669]
• Danièle Hoffman-Rispal, 68, French politician, Deputy (2002–2012).^[670]
• Walter Hoover, 85, American Olympic rower (1952).^[671]
• Jane Dee Hull, 84, American politician, Governor of Arizona (1997–2003) and Secretary of State (1995–1997).^[672]
• Herbert Jones, 91, Welsh footballer (Wrexham).^[673]
• Bashir Khanbhai, 74, Tanzanian-born British politician.^[674]
• Ulrich Kienzle, 83, German author and journalist (ARD, ZDF).^[675]
• Brian Kyme, 84, Australian Anglican prelate, Assistant Bishop of Perth (1982–1999), cancer.^[676]
• Santiago Lanzuela, 71, Spanish politician, President of the Government of Aragon (1995–1999), COVID-19.^[677]
• Jean-Marie Luton, 77, French aerospace engineer, Director General of the European Space Agency (1990–1997).^[678]
• Althea McNish, 95, Trinidadian-British textile designer.^[679]
• Henry Miller, 89, American lawyer and jurist, COVID-19.^[680]
• Bojana Milošević, 54, Serbian-Yugoslavian basketball player, Olympic silver medallist (1988).^[681]
• Bruce Murray, 90, Australian footballer (South Melbourne) and cricketer (Victoria).^[682]
• Arne Nilsen, 96, Norwegian politician, Minister of Local Government (1978–1979) and Social Affairs (1979–1981).^[683]
• William Pulgram, 99, Austrian-born American architect.^[684]
• Ben Raimondi, 95, American football player (New York Yankees).^[685]
• Tal Rutledge, 91, American civil rights activist.^[686]
• Luis Sepúlveda, 70, Chilean writer and journalist, COVID-19.^[687]
• Shamardal, 18, American-bred British racehorse and sire.^[688]
• Glider Ushñahua, 51, Peruvian lawyer and politician, Congressman (2016–2019), pneumonia.^[689]
• Jack Wallace, 86, American actor (Death Wish, Eagleheart, Boogie Nights).^[690]
• Bohumír Zháňal, 88, Czech Olympic athlete (1960).^[691]

• Bennie G. Adkins, 86, American army Green Beret and intelligence sergeant major, Medal of Honor recipient, COVID-19.^[692]
• Barney Ales, 85, American record label executive (Motown).^[693]
• Annette Auguste, 79–80, Haitian folk singer and activist.^[694]
• Deirdre Bair, 84, American writer and biographer, heart failure.^[695]
• Jean-François Bazin, 77, French politician and writer.^[696]
• Carlos Contreras, 81, Chilean footballer (Universidad de Chile, national team).^[697]
• Georges Cukierman, 93, French resistance member and communist activist.^[698]
• Paolo Curcetti, 83, Italian Olympic boxer (1960).^[699]
• Filipe Duarte, 46, Portuguese actor (Belmonte, Variações, Amor de Mãe), heart attack.^[700]
• George Curtis, 96, English greyhound trainer.^[701]
• Sergio Fantoni, 89, Italian actor (Von Ryan's Express, Esther and the King, The Manageress).^[702]
• Mohiuddin Faroque, 79, Bangladeshi art director.^[703]
• Gilbert Garcin, 90, French photographer.^[704]
• Ali Suleman Habib, 63, Pakistani businessman, Chairman of Toyota Indus (since 2009).^[705]
• Allan Heyl, South African bank robber (Stander Gang).^[706]
• Norman Hunter, 76, English football player (Leeds United, Bristol City, national team) and manager, world champion (1966), COVID-19.^[707]
• Patricia Kailis, 86, Australian businesswoman, geneticist and neurologist.^[708]
• Abba Kyari, 67, Nigerian politician, Chief of Staff to the President (since 2015), COVID-19.^[709]
• Giuseppi Logan, 84, American jazz musician, COVID-19.^[710]
• Domenico Lo Vasco, 91, Italian politician.^[711]
• Iris Love, 86, American archaeologist and dog breeder, COVID-19.^[712]
• Lukman Niode, 56, Indonesian Olympic swimmer (1984), COVID-19.^[713]
• Hezakiah Oshutapik, 63, Canadian politician, MLA (2011–2013), heart attack.^[714]
• Max Quackenbush, 91, Canadian ice hockey player (Chicago Blackhawks, Boston Bruins).^[715]
• Arlene Saunders, 89, American operatic soprano, COVID-19.^[716]
• Matthew Seligman, 64, English new wave bassist (The Soft Boys, Thompson Twins), complications from COVID-19.^[717]
• Robin Seymour, 94, American disc jockey (CKLW, WKNR) and television host (Swingin' Time, Teen Town).^[718]
• Gene Shay, 85, American disc jockey (WXPN), co-founder of Philadelphia Folk Festival, COVID-19.^[719]
• Daya Thennakoon, 79, Sri Lankan actor (Visidela, Bambaru Avith).^[720]
• Sir Alan Traill, 84, British businessman, Lord Mayor of London (1984–1985).^[721]
• Raymond Van Gestel, 90, Belgian footballer (K. Lyra, Verbroedering Geel, national team).^[722]
• Jesús Vaquero, 70, Spanish neurosurgeon, COVID-19.^[723]
• Bobby Winkles, 90, American Hall of Fame baseball coach (Arizona State Sun Devils) and manager (California Angels, Oakland Athletics).^[724]
• Tommy Woods, 86, American politician, Mississippi state representative (1988–2012).^[725]

• Takuo Aoyagi, 84, Japanese engineer and inventor (pulse oximetry).^[726]
• Barbara A. Babcock, 81, American legal scholar, cancer.^[727]
• Erik Belfrage, 74, Swedish diplomat and banking executive, COVID-19.^[728]
• Aurelio Campa, 86, Spanish footballer (Real Madrid).^[729]
• Ratnakar Chaini, 74, Indian writer and academic.^[730]
• Virender Lal Chopra, 83, Indian geneticist and agronomist, director-general of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (1992–1994).^[731]
• Albert Côté, 93, Canadian politician.^[732]
• Sue Davies, 87, British gallery director (The Photographers' Gallery).^[733]
• Amparo Dávila, 92, Mexican writer.^[734]
• Terry Doran, 80, British music manager (Grapefruit).^[735]
• Gulshan Ewing, 92, Indian journalist, COVID-19.^[736]
• William Foley, 93, American painter.^[737]
• Jim Fraser, 83, American football player (Denver Broncos), COVID-19.^[738]
• Gangchen Tulku Rinpoche, 78, Tibetan Buddhist monk, COVID-19.^[739]
• Allan Gotlieb, 92, Canadian public servant, Ambassador to the United States (1981–1989), cancer and Parkinson's disease.^[740]
• Eva Konrad Hawkins, 90, Hungarian-born American biologist, COVID-19.^[741]
• Loïc Hennekinne, 79, French diplomat and government official.^[742]
• Lennart Jirlow, 83, Swedish painter and scenographer.^[743]
• Tariq Pervez Khan, 72, Pakistani judge, Chief Justice of the Peshawar High Court.^[744]
• Sékou Kourouma, 63–64, Guinean politician and political aide, Chief of Staff to President Alpha Condé, COVID-19.^[745]
• François Lafortune Jr., 87, Belgian rifle shooter, seven-time Olympic competitor (1952–1976), Parkinson's disease.^[746]
• Helen M. Laird, 89, Scottish electron microscopist.^[747]
• Bob Lazier, 81, American racing driver (CART), COVID-19.^[748]
• Jack Lotz, 86, American professional wrestling referee (WWF) and stuntman (Raging Bull, The Siege), COVID-19.^[749]
• Lawrence E. Lucas, 86, American Catholic priest.^[750]
• Edward Millward, 89, Welsh nationalist and educator (Charles, Prince of Wales).^[751]
• Urano Navarrini, 74, Italian footballer, COVID-19.^[752]
• Paul H. O'Neill, 84, American politician, Secretary of the Treasury (2001–2002), lung cancer.^[753]
• Willy Quadackers, 82, Dutch footballer (Fortuna '54, MVV Maastricht, national team).^[754]
• W. Allyn Rickett, 98, American historian.^[755]
• Jacques Rosny, 81, French actor (The Tenant, Catherine & Co., L.627), COVID-19.^[756]
• André Roumieux, 87, French nurse.^[757]
• Claude Silberzahn, 85, French civil servant, Mayor of Simorre (2001–2014), Director of the Directorate-General for External Security (1989–1993).^[758]
• Bernice Silver, 106, American puppeteer and activist, complications from COVID-19.^[759]
• Robert Kimmel Smith, 89, American author.^[760]
• Lucien Szpiro, 78, French mathematician (Szpiro's conjecture), heart failure.^[761]
• Emma Weigley, 87, American nutritionist, complications from COVID-19.^[762]
• Gayraud Wilmore, 98, American historian, writer and theologian.^[763]

• Marat Aleksanian, 70, Armenian politician, Minister of Justice (1996–1998).^[764]
• Edmond Baraffe, 77, French football player (Toulouse) and manager (Le Touquet).^[765]
• Peter Beard, 82, American photographer.^[766] (body discovered on this date)
• Cecil Bødker, 93, Danish writer.^[767]
• Stanislav Boyadzhiev, 74, Bulgarian Olympic basketball player (1968).^[768]
• Aileen Carroll, 75, Canadian politician, Minister for International Cooperation (2003–2006).^[769]
• Steve Dalkowski, 80, American baseball player, character inspiration for Bull Durham and The Scout, COVID-19 and dementia.^[770]
• Noach Dear, 66, American jurist, New York Supreme Court judge (since 2015), COVID-19.^[771]
• Hubert Deittert, 79, German politician, MP (1994–2009).^[772]
• Dickie Dowsett, 88, English footballer (Southend United, Bournemouth, Crystal Palace), complications from dementia.^[773]
• Peter Dronke, 85, German literary scholar and medievalist.^[774]
• Tex Earnhardt, 89, American entrepreneur.^[775]
• Hector Garrido, 92, Argentine-born American comic book artist.^[776]
• Kevin Gill, 58, English Olympic trap shooter (1992, 1996) and 1990 Commonwealth Games champion.^[777]
• John A. Gordon, 73, American public official, Deputy Director of the CIA (1997–2000), Under Secretary for Nuclear Security (2000–2002) and Homeland Security Advisor (2003–2004).^[778]
• Índio, 89, Brazilian footballer (Flamengo, Espanyol, national team).^[779]
• Sergio Onofre Jarpa, 99, Chilean politician, Senator (1973, 1990–1994) and Minister of the Interior (1983–1985), COVID-19.^[780]
• Aleksandr Kapto, 87, Ukrainian sociologist and diplomat.^[781]
• Claude Lafortune, 83, Canadian television presenter, sculptor and costume designer, COVID-19.^[782]
• Robert Loomis, 93, American book editor, complications from a fall.^[783]
• Pellom McDaniels, 52, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles, Kansas City Chiefs, Atlanta Falcons).^[784]
• Harry Müller, 89, German sculptor.^[785]
• Philippe Nahon, 81, French actor (High Tension, I Stand Alone, Calvaire).^[786]
• Hiroyuki Nakajo, 74, Japanese Olympic sport shooter (1984).^[787]
• Bob Oliver, 77, American baseball player (Kansas City Royals, California Angels, Pittsburgh Pirates).^[788]
• Renzo Ostino, 83, Italian Olympic rower (1960).^[789]
• Margit Otto-Crépin, 75, German-born French equestrian, Olympic silver medalist (1988).^[790]
• Sy Rogers, 63, American pastor and ex-gay movement activist, kidney cancer.^[791]
• Harvey Sabinson, 94, American theatrical press agent.^[792]
• Delphine Serina, 49, French actress (The Liars, On Guard, Tanguy), cancer.^[793]
• Milen Tsvetkov, 53, Bulgarian journalist, traffic collision.^[794]
• Alexander Vustin, 76, Russian composer, pneumonia.^[795]
• Ian Whitcomb, 78, English singer-songwriter ("You Turn Me On") and author.^[796]
• Emina Zečaj, 91, Bosnian sevdalinka singer.^[797]

• Heherson Alvarez, 80, Filipino politician, Senator (1987–1998), Congressman (1998–2001), Minister of Agrarian Reform (1986–1987), COVID-19.^[798]
• Roy Barker, 72, English cricketer (Worcestershire).^[799]
• Eric Berg, 74, American sculptor.^[800]
• Richard Boyce, 91, American Anglican bishop, Vicar General of the Diocese of Cascadia (2009–2011).^[801]
• H. G. Carrillo, 60, American writer and academic, complications from COVID-19.^[802]
• Peter Caws, 88, British-American philosopher.^[803]
• Libero Cecchini, 100, Italian architect.^[804]
• Alan Clough, 87, Australian footballer.^[805]
• Manuel da Costa, 93, Portuguese Olympic sports shooter (1964).^[806]
• Mike Curtis, 77, American football player (Baltimore Colts, Seattle Seahawks, Washington Redskins).^[807]
• Ken Dillen, 81, Canadian politician.^[808]
• Noureddine Diwa, 83, Tunisian footballer (Stade Tunisien, Limoges, national team).^[809]
• Claude Evrard, 86, French actor (Circus Angel, If the Sun Never Returns).^[810]
• Farit Ismeth Emir, 65, Malaysian news anchor (Radio Television Malaysia), lung cancer.^[811]
• Horacio Fontova, 73, Argentine singer, actor and comedian, cancer.^[812]
• Marie Rose Guiraud, 75, Ivorian dancer and choreographer.^[813]
• Zac Henderson, 64, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles).^[814]
• Cliff Holden, 100, English painter, designer and silk screen printer.^[815]
• Jimmy Jordan, 75, American football player (New Orleans Saints).^[816]
• Tom Lester, 81, American actor (Green Acres, Benji, Gordy), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[817]
• Krystyna Łybacka, 74, Polish politician, Minister of National Education and Sport (2001–2004) and MEP (2014–2019).^[818]
• Sirio Maccioni, 88, Italian restaurateur and writer, founder of Le Cirque, complications from dementia.^[819]
• Demas Paulus Mandacan, 45, Indonesian politician, Regent of Manokwari (since 2016), heart attack.^[820]
• Tom Mulholland, 84, Irish Gaelic footballer (Kilkerley Emmets, Louth, Leinster), COVID-19.^[821]
• Ronan O'Rahilly, 79, Irish businessman, founder of Radio Caroline, vascular dementia.^[822]
• Gérard Piouffre, 74, French writer and historian.^[823]
• Gabriel Retes, 73, Mexican film director (Paper Flowers, Broken Flag, A Sweet Scent of Death).^[824]
• Manjeet Singh Riyat, 52, British emergency care consultant, COVID-19.^[825]
• Gertrude Rwakatare, 69, Tanzanian politician, MP (since 2007).^[826]
• Josep Sala Mañé, 82, Spanish casteller, founder of Castellers de Barcelona, COVID-19.^[827]
• Don Schultz, 83, American chess expert, presidents of the United States Chess Federation (1996–1999).^[828]
• Rudratej Singh, 46, Indian businessman, CEO of BMW India (since 2019), cardiac arrest.^[829]
• Jiří Toman, 81, Czech-born Swiss professor and jurist (International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda).^[830]
• Arsen Yegiazarian, 49, Armenian chess grandmaster.^[831]

• Muhammad Afzal, 81, Pakistani Olympic wrestler (1964), COVID-19.^[832]
• Richard Akinjide, 89, Nigerian jurist, Minister of Justice (1979–1983).^[833]
• Dame Ingrid Allen, 87, Northern Irish neuropathologist.^[834]
• Dave Bacuzzi, 79, English football player (Arsenal, Manchester City, Reading) and manager, COVID-19.^[835]
• Belco Bah, 61–62, Malian politician, member of the National Assembly for Niono, COVID-19.^[836]
• Koos van den Berg, 77, Dutch politician, MP (1986–2002), COVID-19.^[837]
• Jerry Bishop, 84, American announcer (Judge Judy), heart disease and kidney failure.^[838]
• José María Calleja, 64, Spanish journalist, political prisoner and anti-ETA activist, COVID-19.^[839]
• Ernest Courant, 100, American physicist.^[840]
• Dimitri Diatchenko, 52, American actor (Chernobyl Diaries, Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull), heart attack.^[841]
• Fang Keli, 81, Chinese New Confucian philosopher.^[842]
• Richard Fenno, 93, American political scientist.^[843]
• Philip Foglia, 69, American lawyer and civic activist, advocate for Italian American rights issues, COVID-19.^[844]
• Tina Girouard, 73, American artist, stroke.^[845]
• Derek Jones, 35, American rock guitarist (Falling in Reverse).^[846]
• Abdurrahim El-Keib, 70, Libyan politician, acting Prime Minister (2011–2012), heart attack.^[847]
• Donald Kennedy, 88, American administrator, president of Stanford University (1980–1992), Commissioner of Food and Drugs (1977–1979), COVID-19.^[848]
• Eva Kolínská, 79, Czech Olympic canoeist (1960).^[849]
• Marcel Le Roy, 100, French resistance fighter.^[850]
• Liu Ping-wei, 67, Taiwanese politician, MLY (1999–2002), oral cancer.^[851]
• Lewis MacAdams, 75, American conservationist, poet and artist, co-founder of FoLAR, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[852]
• Norm Nielsen, 86, American magician.^[853]
• Teruyuki Okazaki, 88, Japanese karate master, founder of the International Shotokan Karate Federation, COVID-19.^[854]
• Jacques Pellen, 63, French jazz guitarist, COVID-19.^[855]
• Gerson Peres, 88, Brazilian politician, lawyer and journalist, Vice Governor of Pará (1979–1983), member of the Chamber of Deputies (1983–2003, 2007–2011), COVID-19.^[856]
• Laisenia Qarase, 79, Fijian politician, Prime Minister (2000–2001, 2001–2006).^[857]
• Teresa Rodrigo, 93, Spanish scientist (CERN, Fermilab).^[858]
• Joel Rogosin, 87, American television producer (The Virginian, Ironside, Magnum, P.I.), COVID-19.^[859]
• Florian Schneider, 73, German electronic musician (Kraftwerk), cancer.^[860]
• Anthony Senecal, 78, American butler (Mar-a-Lago) and politician, Mayor of Martinsburg, West Virginia (1990–1992).^[861]
• Sharadchandra Shankar Shrikhande, 102, Indian mathematician, developer of Shrikhande graph.^[862]
• Milt Sunde, 78, American football player (Minnesota Vikings), complications from Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases.^[863]
• Jack Taylor, 84, American politician, member of the Colorado Senate (2000–2008) and House of Representatives (1992–2000), COVID-19.^[864]
• Miguel Ángel Troitiño, 72–73, Spanish geographer, COVID-19.^[865]
• Alan Williams, 84, British writer.^[866]
• Esteban Yáñez, 35, Spanish actor, musician and blogger, COVID-19.^[867]
• Shōmei Yokouchi, 78, Japanese politician, MP (1993–2002) and Governor of Yamanashi Prefecture (2007–2015).^[868]

• Sir Eric Anderson, 83, British educator, Headmaster (1980–1994) and Provost (2000–2009) of Eton College.^[869]
• Bootsie Barnes, 82, American jazz saxophonist, COVID-19.^[870]
• Wilfried de Beauclair, 108, Swiss-born German engineer.^[871]
• Zarbeg Beriashvili, 80, Georgian Olympic wrestler (1964, 1968).^[872]
• Sid Bishop, 86, English footballer (Leyton Orient).^[873]
• Dennis Copps, 91, British-born New Zealand cricket umpire.^[874]
• Marco D'Amico, 84, American mobster.^[875]
• Dave Fleming, 76, American CFL football player (Hamilton Tiger-Cats).^[876]
• Samantha Fox, 69, American pornographic film actress, cardiovascular illness related to COVID-19.^[877]
• Terence Frisby, 87, English playwright (There's a Girl in My Soup) and actor.^[878]
• Hartwig Gauder, 65, German race walker, Olympic champion (1980), heart attack and kidney failure.^[879]
• Jimmy Goodfellow, 76, English football player (Workington, Rotherham United) and manager (Cardiff City).^[880]
• Oliver Gough, 84, Irish hurler (Rathnure, Wexford, Kilkenny).^[881]
• Louis Haché, 95, Canadian writer (Acadian literature).^[882]
• Rich Hacker, 72, American baseball player (Montreal Expos) and coach (St. Louis Cardinals, Toronto Blue Jays), leukemia.^[883]
• James Hoggan, 61, Australian Paralympic athlete.^[884]
• Saadat Husain, 73, Bangladeshi civil servant, Chairman of the Public Service Commission (2007–2011), kidney disease.^[885]
• Bart Johnson, 70, American baseball player (Chicago White Sox), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[886]
• Sir Peter Jonas, 73, British arts administrator and opera director.^[887]
• Mansour Khalid, 89, Sudanese politician, Foreign Minister (1971–1975, 1977).^[888]
• Shirley Knight, 83, American actress (The Dark at the Top of the Stairs, Sweet Bird of Youth, As Good as It Gets).^[889]
• Eva Kotthaus, 87, German actress.^[890]
• Dan Mazzulla, 61, American basketball player and coach, brain cancer.^[891]
• Marcos Mundstock, 77, Argentine musician, comedian and actor (Les Luthiers), brain tumor.^[892]
• Zoe Dell Nutter, 104, American dancer, model and philanthropist.^[893]
• John E. Otto, 81, American administrator, acting Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (1987).^[894]
• Catherine Paysan, 93, French writer.^[895]
• El Príncipe Gitano, 88, Spanish flamenco singer and actor, COVID-19.^[896]
• Julian Perry Robinson, 78, British chemist and peace researcher, COVID-19.^[897]
• Paul Ronty, 91, Canadian ice hockey player (New York Rangers, Boston Bruins).^[898]
• Edward Winchester, 49, Canadian lightweight rower, world champion (2000).^[899]

• Bruce Allpress, 89, New Zealand actor (Came a Hot Friday, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[900]
• Al Angrisani, 70, American business consultant and author, complications from COVID-19.^[901]
• Pahri Azhari, 57, Indonesian politician, Regent of Musi Banyuasin (2008–2015), traffic collision.^[902]
• Albert Bateman, 95, English footballer (Huddersfield Town).^[903]
• Jean-Michel Beau, 76, French gendarme (Irish of Vincennes scandal).^[904]
• James M. Beggs, 94, American businessman, NASA Administrator (1981–1985).^[905]
• Norbert Blüm, 84, German politician, Federal Minister for Social Affairs and Labour (1982–1998).^[906]
• Arief Budiman, 79, Indonesian political activist and sociologist.^[907]
• Heda Čechová, 91, Czech anchorwoman and eventual politician, member of the Czech National Council (1990–1992).^[908]
• Chen Liangting, 91, Chinese translator.^[909]
• Lloyd deMause, 88, American sociologist and psychohistorian.^[910]
• Fred the Godson, 35, American DJ and rapper, COVID-19.^[911]
• Usha Ganguly, 75, Indian theatre director and actress, founder of Rangakarmee, cardiac arrest.^[912]
• Peter Gill, 89, English professional golfer, COVID-19.^[913]
• John Gregory, 95, English orchestra leader.^[914]
• Sajid Hussain, 29, Pakistani Balochi journalist.^[915] (body discovered on this date)
• André Iuncker, 86, French Olympic boxer (1960).^[916]
• Jacques Kazadi, 83, Congolese economist, professor, and politician.^[917]
• Akira Kume, 96, Japanese actor (The Insect Woman, Tora-san's Sunrise and Sunset, The Resurrection of the Golden Wolf), heart failure.^[918]
• Terry Lenzner, 80, American lawyer and investigator, pneumonia.^[919]
• Bernardino Lombao, 81, Spanish athlete and businessman.^[920]
• Chris Marcus, 40, American college basketball player (Western Kentucky), pulmonary embolism.^[921]
• Alecos Markides, 77, Cypriot lawyer and politician, MP (1985–1995) and Attorney General (1995–2003).^[922]
• Patrick Leo McCartie, 94, British Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Northampton (1990–2001).^[923]
• John Murphy, 77, Scottish footballer (Ayr United).^[924]
• Kumiko Okae, 63, Japanese actress and television presenter, COVID-19.^[925]
• Henk Overgoor, 75, Dutch footballer (Go Ahead Eagles, De Graafschap), COVID-19.^[926]
• Charles Poots, 90, Northern Irish unionist politician, delegate to the Northern Ireland Constitutional Convention (1975–1976).^[927]
• Johnny Pyeatt, 86, American football player (Denver Broncos).^[928]
• Doug Robson, 77, English footballer (Darlington F.C.).^[929]
• Marvin Schick, 85, American political consultant and professor, heart attack.^[930]
• Janusz Symonides, 82, Polish diplomat, writer and jurist.^[931]
• Dan Walters, 53, American baseball player (San Diego Padres), complications of gunshot and traffic collision.^[932]
• Ernst Zägel, 84, German footballer (1. FC Saarbrücken, Saarland national team).^[933]

• Sir James Adams, 87, British diplomat, ambassador to Tunisia (1984–1987) and Egypt (1987–1992).^[934]
• Helene Aldwinckle, 99, English codebreaker.^[935]
• Ebrahim Amini, 94, Iranian politician, member of the Assembly of Experts (1983–2007, since 2016).^[936]
• Mark Beech, 60, British music critic, complications from a traffic collision.^[937]
• Hamilton Bohannon, 78, American percussionist, songwriter and record producer.^[938]
• Phil Broadhurst, 70, New Zealand jazz musician, composer and radio presenter.^[939]
• David Daniels, 86, American conductor and author.^[940]
• Lynn Faulds Wood, 72, Scottish television presenter (Watchdog) and journalist, stroke.^[941]
• Leo Goodstadt, 82, British-Hong Kong economist, Head of the Central Policy Unit (1989–1997).^[942]
• Grandma Lee, 85, American stand-up comedian.^[943]
• Roland Haché, 72, Canadian politician, MLA (1999–2014) and mayor of Petit-Rocher (1995–1999).^[944]
• Richard Hake, 51, American radio journalist (WNYC).^[945]
• Abdullah al-Hamid, 69, Saudi Arabian poet and human rights activist, co-founder of the Saudi Civil and Political Rights Association, stroke.^[946]
• Namio Harukawa, 72, Japanese fetish artist, cancer.^[947]
• Tiede Herrema, 99, Dutch businessman.^[948]
• Mike Huckaby, 54, American deep house and trance DJ, complications from stroke and COVID-19.^[949]
• Ray Jarvis, 73, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox).^[950]
• Mustafa Koçak, Turkish political prisoner, self-imposed starvation.^[951]
• John Lisnik, 73, American politician, Maine state representative (1980–1990).^[952]
• Mircea Mureșan, 91, Romanian film director (Răscoala, Blestemul pământului, blestemul iubirii).^[953]
• Ki Daophet Nouhouang, 47, Laotian singer.^[954]
• Yukio Okamoto, 74, Japanese diplomat and diplomatic analyst, COVID-19.^[955]
• Joseph S. Pulver Sr., 64, American writer, COPD.^[956]
• Burton Rose, 77, American nephrologist, COVID-19.^[957]
• Yaakov Schwei, 85, American Orthodox rabbi.^[958]
• Harry Sindle, 90, American Olympic sailor.^[959]
• Gerald Slater, 86, American television executive, COVID-19.^[960]
• Taneko Suzuki, 93, Japanese biochemist and nutritionist, colorectal cancer.^[961]
• Roger Tattersall, 68, English cricketer (Lancashire).^[962]
• Nic Tummers, 92, Dutch politician, Senator (1974–1995).^[963]
• Graeme Watson, 75, Australian cricketer (national team), cancer.^[964]
• Lee Roy West, 90, American jurist, Judge (since 1979) and Chief Judge (1993–1994) of the U.S. District Court for Western Oklahoma.^[965]
• Don Woan, 92, English footballer (Liverpool).^[966]

• Alan Abel, 91, American percussionist and music educator, COVID-19.^[967]
• India Adams, 93, American singer and actress.^[968]
• James B. Adams, 93, American politician and government official, Associate Director of the FBI (1973–1979).^[969]
• Doug Anakin, 89, Canadian bobsledder, Olympic champion (1964).^[970]
• Khandaker Asaduzzaman, 84, Bangladeshi politician, MP (1996–2001, 2008–2014), heart disease.^[971]
• Erin Babcock, 38, Canadian politician, MLA (2015–2019), uterine cancer.^[972]
• Vytautas Barkauskas, 89, Lithuanian composer.^[973]
• Peter Brancazio, 81, American sports scientist, COVID-19.^[974]
• Ricardo Brennand, 92, Brazilian building materials executive, real estate investor and art collector, founder of Ricardo Brennand Institute, COVID-19.^[975]
• Marino Casem, 85, American Hall of Fame football coach and administrator (Alcorn State, Southern).^[976]
• Richard Divila, 74, Brazilian motorsports designer, technical director of Fittipaldi Automotive (1975–1982).^[977]
• Liz Edgar, 76, British showjumper, cancer.^[978]
• Per Olov Enquist, 85, Swedish author (The Visit of the Royal Physician), cancer.^[979]
• Erwan Evenou, 80, French writer and activist for the Breton language.^[980]
• Dick Frey, 90, American football player (Houston Oilers).^[981]
• Hansadutta Swami, 78, German-born American Gaudiya Vaishnava spiritual leader.^[982]
• Thomas Huang, 83, Chinese-born American computer scientist.^[983]
• Henri Kichka, 94, Belgian Holocaust survivor, COVID-19.^[984]
• Kim Chungyum, 96, South Korean diplomat and politician, Minister of Finance (1966) and Industry (1967–1969), Chief of Staff to the President (1969–1979).^[985]
• Devanand Konwar, 77, Indian politician, Governor of West Bengal (2009–2010), Bihar (2009–2013) and Tripura (2013–2014).^[986]
• Madeline Kripke, 76, American book collector, COVID-19.^[987]
• Mahendra Kumar, 47, Indian political activist (Bajrang Dal), heart attack.^[988]
• Maurice LeClair, 92, Canadian physician, businessman, civil servant and academic.^[989]
• Robert Mandell, 90, American conductor, COVID-19.^[990]
• Robert Mezey, 85, American poet, pneumonia.^[991]
• Pat Nowlan, 88, Canadian politician.^[992]
• Karin Priester, 78, German historian and professor.^[993]
• Jack Scroby, 83, English rugby union and rugby league player (Bradford Bulls, Halifax) and coach (Huddersfield Giants).^[994]
• Gunnar Seijbold, 65, Swedish photographer, COVID-19.^[995]
• Abdulkarim Shah, 58, Tanzanian politician, MP.^[996]
• Les Stevens, 69, English boxer.^[997]
• Ravi Vallathol, 67, Indian actor (Mathilukal, Godfather, Dada Sahib).^[998]
• Rosemarie Wright, 88, English pianist.^[999]
• Yevgeny Yuryev, 69, Russian military officer and politician, commander of the 5th Air and Air Defence Forces Army (2001–2006).^[1000]
• Zarina, 82, Indian-born American artist.^[1001]

• Emilio Allué, 85, Spanish-born American Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Boston (1996–2010), COVID-19.^[1002]
• Georges-Jean Arnaud, 91, French author.^[1003]
• Tomás Balcázar, 88, Mexican footballer (Guadalajara, national team).^[1004]
• Brian Barclay, 82, Australian footballer (Fitzroy).^[1005]
• Laura Bernal, 64, Argentine diplomat (ambassador to Ireland), COVID-19.^[1006]
• Lorna Breen, 49, American physician, suicide.^[1007]
• Big Al Carson, 66, American blues singer, complications from heart attack.^[1008]
• Giulietto Chiesa, 79, Italian journalist and politician, MEP (2004–2009).^[1009]
• Guillermo Chifflet, 93, Uruguayan journalist and politician, Deputy (1989–2005) and co-founder of Frente Amplio.^[1010]
• Tom Cross, 88, Australian Olympic fencer (1956).^[1011]
• Conrad Dehn, 93, British barrister.^[1012]
• Miquéias Fernandes, 69, Brazilian politician, COVID-19.^[1013]
• Aarón Hernán, 89, Mexican actor (The Garden of Aunt Isabel, Apolinar, Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell).^[1014]
• Peter H. Hunt, 81, American theatre, film and television director (1776, Give 'em Hell, Harry!), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[1015]
• Kauko Juhantalo, 77, Finnish politician, Minister of Trade and Industry (1991–1992), MP (1979–1993, 1995–1999, 2003–2007, 2015–2019), cancer.^[1016]
• Nick Kotz, 87, American journalist and author, struck by own vehicle.^[1017]
• Tamás Kovács, 79, Hungarian general and prosecutor, Chief Prosecutor of Hungary (2006–2010).^[1018]
• Ron Marlenee, 84, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1977–1993).^[1019]
• Otto Mellies, 89, German theatre, film and voice actor (Hellas ohne Götter, According to the Plan, Stopped on Track).^[1020]
• Bijay Mishra, 83, Indian lyricist and screenwriter.^[1021]
• Marcel Ospel, 70, Swiss banker, Chairman of UBS (2001–2008).^[1022]
• Jean-Claude Pertuzé, 70, French comic book artist and illustrator.^[1023]
• Maurice Poli, 86, French actor (Rabid Dogs, Five Dolls for an August Moon, Tom Dollar).^[1024]
• John Ernest Randall, 95, American ichthyologist.^[1025]
• Carlos Regazzoni, 76, Argentine sculptor.^[1026]
• Ray Repp, 77, American singer-songwriter, metastatic melanoma.^[1027]
• Claudio Risi, 71, Italian film director (I ragazzi della 3ª C, Wedding in Paris), complications from a heart attack.^[1028]
• Abolfazl Salabi, 95, Iranian Olympic basketball player (1948).^[1029]
• Badruddin Shaikh, 67, Indian politician, COVID-19.^[1030]
• Paul J. Smith, 88, American artist and curator, director of the Museum of Arts and Design (1963–1979).^[1031]
• Uttam Bandu Tupe, 87, Indian writer and poet.^[1032]
• Henri Weber, 75, French politician, Senator (1995–2004) and MEP (2004–2014), COVID-19.^[1033]

• Edean Anderson Ihlanfeldt, 90, American golfer.^[1034]
• Lena Atti, 94, American Yup'ik artisan and craftswoman.^[1035]
• Maryna Bazanova, 57, Russian handball player, Olympic bronze medallist (1988, 1992).^[1036]
• Asdrubal Bentes, 80, Brazilian politician, (1979–1983), member of the Chamber of Deputies for Pará (1987–1991, 1997–1999, 2001–2014), COVID-19.^[1037]
• Eavan Boland, 75, Irish poet, stroke.^[1038]
• Sir Brian Brown, 85, British admiral, Second Sea Lord (1988–1991).^[1039]
• Ian Causley, 79, Australian politician, NSW MP (1984–1996) and MP (1996–2007).^[1040]
• Yves Corbassière, 94, French artist.^[1041]
• Cis Corman, 93, American casting director (Raging Bull, The Deer Hunter, Once Upon a Time in America).^[1042]
• Lam Dorji, 86, Bhutanese military officer, COO of the Royal Bhutan Army (1964–2005).^[1043]
• Joseph Errigo, 81, American politician, member of the New York State Assembly (2000–2010, 2016–2018).^[1044]
• Bernard Gersten, 97, American theatrical producer, pancreatic cancer.^[1045]
• Johannes Gjerdåker, 84, Norwegian historian and translator.^[1046]
• Rollin Glewwe, 86, American politician, member of the Minnesota Senate (1967–1972).^[1047]
• Lynn Harrell, 76, American cellist.^[1048]
• Robert Herbin, 81, French football player (Saint-Étienne, national team) and manager (Strasbourg).^[1049]
• Young Jessie, 83, American R&B singer (The Flairs, The Coasters).^[1050]
• Ramon Jimenez Jr., 64, Filipino advertising executive and politician, Secretary of Tourism (2011–2016).^[1051]
• Moussa Seybou Kassey, 60–61, Nigerien politician.^[1052]
• Jim Keers, 88, English footballer (Darlington).^[1053]
• Yupadee Kobkulboonsiri, 51, Thai-American artist and jewelry designer, COVID-19.^[1054]
• James Mahoney, 62, American pulmonologist and internist, COVID-19.^[1055]
• Mark McNamara, 60, American basketball player (Philadelphia 76ers, San Antonio Spurs, Los Angeles Lakers), heart failure.^[1056]
• Sarah Milledge Nelson, 88, American archaeologist and anthropologist.^[1057]
• Gideon Patt, 87, Israeli politician, member of the Knesset (1970–1996), Minister of Industry (1979–1984) and Tourism (1981, 1988–1992).^[1058]
• Francesco Perrone, 89, Italian Olympic long-distance runner (1960), COVID-19.^[1059]
• Mark Pharaoh, 88, English Olympic athlete.^[1060]
• Jeannette Pilou, 82, Greek soprano.^[1061]
• Barbara Rosiek, 60, Polish writer, poet and clinical psychologist.^[1062]
• Mohammad Shariff, 99, Pakistani admiral, Chief of Naval Staff (1975–1979) and Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (1977–1980).^[1063]
• Marty Smith, 63, American motocross racer, dune buggy rollover.^[1064]
• Troy Sneed, 52, American gospel singer, COVID-19.^[1065]
• Chavalit Soemprungsuk, 80, Thai painter and visual artist, National Artist (2014), COVID-19.^[1066]
• Suning Wang, 61, Chinese-born Canadian chemist.^[1067]
• Nur Yerlitaş, 64, Turkish fashion designer, brain cancer.^[1068]
• Dragutin Zelenović, 91, Serbian politician and academic, Prime Minister (1991).^[1069]

• Jinnat Ali, 23, Bangladeshi record holder, nation's tallest person, brain tumor.^[1070]
• Michael Anderton, 88, British psychologist and Anglican priest.^[1071]
• Bob Betley, 80, American professional golfer.^[1072]
• David Boe, 84, American organist and pedagogue, COVID-19.^[1073]
• Louis Cardiet, 77, French footballer (Stade Rennais, Paris Saint-Germain, national team).^[1074]
• Jamilur Reza Choudhury, 76, Bangladeshi engineer and educationist, Vice-Chancellor of BRACU (2001–2010) and UAP (since 2012), heart attack.^[1075]
• Luigi De Rosso, 84, Italian Olympic racewalker (1960).^[1076]
• Marc Garanger, 84, French photographer.^[1077]
• Jill Gascoine, 83, British actress (The Gentle Touch, C.A.T.S. Eyes, The Onedin Line), Alzheimer's disease.^[1078]
• Georgianna Glose, 74, American nun and activist, complications from COVID-19.^[1079]
• Phillip Harth, 94, American literary scholar.^[1080]
• Ladislav Hejdánek, 92, Czech philosopher and political dissident (Charter 77).^[1081]
• Alfred Kronig, 91, Swiss Olympic cross-country skier.^[1082]
• Bobby Lewis, 95, American singer ("Tossin' and Turnin'"), pneumonia.^[1083]
• Gil Loescher, 75, American political scientist, heart failure.^[1084]
• Paul Marks, 93, American oncologist and academic administrator, President of the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (1980–1999), pulmonary fibrosis and lung cancer.^[1085]
• Bobby Martin, 32, American football player born with no legs, ATV accident.^[1086]
• Robert May, Baron May of Oxford, 84, Australian scientist (Chaos theory), Chief Scientific Advisor to the UK Government (1995–2000) and President of Royal Society (2000–2005).^[1087]
• Steven I. Milligram, 66, American judge, justice of the New York Supreme Court (since 2019), COVID-19.^[1088]
• Mary Ellen Moylan, 94, American ballet dancer.^[1089]
• David Mudd, 86, British journalist and politician, MP (1970–1992).^[1090]
• Ed Napoleon, 82, American baseball player and coach, pneumonia and cancer.^[1091]
• Silas Silvius Njiru, 91, Kenyan Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Meru (1976–2004), COVID-19.^[1092]
• Eddy Pieters Graafland, 86, Dutch football player (Ajax, Feyenoord, national team) and manager.^[1093]
• Augustino Ramadhani, 74, Tanzanian jurist and religious leader.^[1094]
• Vajira Ranaweera, 51, Sri Lankan cricketer (Sri Lanka Police Sports Club).^[1095]
• Brian Richardson, 87, Australian cricketer (Tasmania).^[1096]
• Michael Robinson, 61, English footballer (Brighton & Hove Albion, Liverpool, Republic of Ireland national team) and sports commentator, melanoma.^[1097]
• Syahrul, 59, Indonesian politician, mayor of Tanjung Pinang (since 2018), COVID-19.^[1098]
• Mari Winsor, 70, American pilates instructor, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[1099]
• Keith Yandell, 81, American philosopher of religion.^[1100]

• Hema Bharali, 101, Indian independence activist and social worker.^[1101]
• Philippe Breton, 83, French Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Aire et Dax (2002–2012).^[1102]
• Germano Celant, 79, Italian art historian, curator and critic, COVID-19.^[1103]
• Trevor Cherry, 72, English footballer (Leeds United, Huddersfield Town, national team).^[1104]
• Giacomo dalla Torre del Tempio di Sanguinetto, 75, Italian Prince and Grand Master of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta (since 2018).^[1105]
• Harold R. DeMoss Jr., 89, American jurist, Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit (1991–2015).^[1106]
• Al Edwards, 83, American politician, member of the Texas House of Representatives (1978–2007, 2009–2011).^[1107]
• Alexander Fernando, 79, Sri Lankan actor (Ahas Gauwa, Christhu Charithaya, Supiri Balawatha).^[1108]
• Lenora Garfinkel, 89, American architect, COVID-19.^[1109]
• Allan Gauden, 75, English footballer (Sunderland).^[1110]
• Denis Goldberg, 87, South African lawyer and political activist (Rivonia Trial), lung cancer.^[1111]
• Yahya Hassan, 24, Danish poet.^[1112]
• Todd Hodne, 61, American football player and criminal, cancer.^[1113]
• Ji Chaozhu, 90, Chinese diplomat and politician, Ambassador to Fiji (1985–1987) and United Kingdom (1987–1991).^[1114]
• Irrfan Khan, 53, Indian actor (Slumdog Millionaire, Life of Pi, The Lunchbox), cancer.^[1115]
• Leonid Komogorov, 92, Russian diplomat, Soviet ambassador to Mauritania (1986–1990).^[1116]
• John Lafia, 63, American screenwriter (Child's Play), suicide by hanging.^[1117]
• Martin Lovett, 93, English cellist (Amadeus Quartet).^[1118]
• Dick Lucas, 86, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles), COVID-19.^[1119]
• Jānis Lūsis, 80, Latvian Hall of Fame javelin thrower, Olympic champion (1968), silver medallist (1972) and bronze medallist (1964), cancer.^[1120]
• Naziha Mestaoui, 44–45, Belgian artist.^[1121]
• Guido Münch, 98, Mexican astronomer and astrophysicist.^[1122]
• Zoe Mungin, 30, American writer and teacher, COVID-19.^[1123]
• Richard Ndassa, 61, Tanzanian politician, MP (since 1995), COVID-19.^[1124]
• Robert L. Park, 89, American physicist.^[1125]
• Binta Pilote, 71–72, Guinean pilot.^[1126]
• Erich Schriever, 95, Swiss rower, Olympic silver medallist (1948).^[1127]
• Matty Simmons, 93, American magazine publisher (National Lampoon) and film producer (Animal House, National Lampoon's Vacation).^[1128]
• Maj Sjöwall, 84, Swedish author (Martin Beck).^[1129]
• Stezo, 51, American rapper.^[1130]
• Gerson Victalino, 60, Brazilian Olympic basketball player (1984, 1988, 1992).^[1131]
• Noel Walsh, 84, Irish Gaelic footballer, manager and Gaelic games administrator, pneumonia resulting from COVID-19.^[1132]
• Xie Bingcan, 85, Chinese-born American tai chi practitioner.^[1133]
• Roger Westman, 80, English architect.^[1134]
• Stefano Zacchetti, 51, Italian academic.^[1135]

• Mouzawar Abdallah, 78–79, Comorian politician.^[1136]
• Suleiman Adamu, Nigerian politician, member of the Nasarawa State House of Assembly, COVID-19.^[1137]
• Ranu Devi Adhikari, 83, Nepali singer.^[1138]
• Aloysius Ahearn, 94, American politician, Connecticut state representative (1975–1977, 1979–1981).^[1139]
• Tony Allen, 79, Nigerian drummer (Fela Kuti, The Good, the Bad & the Queen, Rocket Juice & the Moon), ruptured aneurysm.^[1140]
• John Bryant, 76, British journalist and newspaper editor (The Daily Telegraph, The European, The Sunday Correspondent).^[1141]
• Óscar Chávez, 85, Mexican singer, songwriter and actor, COVID-19.^[1142]
• Jordan Cox, 27, English rugby league player (Hull Kingston Rovers, Warrington Wolves, Doncaster), accidental drug overdose.^[1143]
• Wally K. Daly, 79, English writer.^[1144]
• Howard M. Fish, 96, American Air Force lieutenant general.^[1145]
• Chuni Goswami, 82, Indian footballer (Mohun Bagan, national team) and cricketer (Bengal), cardiac arrest.^[1146]
• Alyce Chenault Gullattee, 91, American psychiatrist and addiction specialist, COVID-19.^[1147]
• Jootje Gozal, 84, Indonesian Olympic sprinter (1956, 1960).^[1148]
• William Haddad, 91, American political lobbyist, heart failure.^[1149]
• BJ Hogg, 65, Northern Irish actor (Give My Head Peace, City of Ember, Your Highness).^[1150]
• Kundanika Kapadia, 93, Indian novelist.^[1151]
• Rishi Kapoor, 67, Indian actor (Bobby, Do Dooni Chaar, Kapoor & Sons).^[1152]
• Michael Keenan, 80, American actor (Picket Fences, Dallas, Complete Works).^[1153]
• Frederick Kroesen, 97, American Army general.^[1154]
• Deepak Lal, 80, Indian economist.^[1155]
• Sam Lloyd, 56, American actor (Scrubs, Galaxy Quest) and musician (The Blanks), heart failure and complications from lung cancer.^[1156]
• Jean-Marc Manducher, 71, French sports executive (Oyonnax Rugby), COVID-19.^[1157]
• Bong Osorio, 66, Filipino media executive and communication professor.^[1158]
• Manuel Vieira Pinto, 96, Portuguese-born Mozambican Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop and Archbishop of Nampula (1967–2000).^[1159]
• André Pomarat, 89, French actor and director.^[1160]
• Billy Ringrose, 89, Irish Olympic equestrian (1956, 1960).^[1161]
• Dzhenko Sabev, 72, Bulgarian Olympic equestrian (1980).^[1162]
• George Trilling, 89, American physicist.^[1163]
• Sylvie Vincent, 79, Canadian anthropologist, COVID-19.^[1164]
• Yu Lihua, 88, Chinese-American writer, COVID-19.^[1165]
• Gerhard Zebrowski, 80, German footballer (SV Werder Bremen, OSC Bremerhaven).^[1166]