Deaths in October 2017

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The following is a list of notable deaths in October 2017.

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), what subject was noted for, cause of death (if known), and reference.

October 2017[edit]

1[edit]

• Olivier Baudry, 44, French footballer (Sochaux), cancer.^[1]
• Hansje Bunschoten, 59, Dutch Olympic swimmer (1972) and television presenter, complications from breast cancer.^[2]
• Pierluigi Cappello, 50, Italian poet, Viareggio Prize laureate (2010).^[3]
• Dao Shixun, 89, Chinese politician.^[4]
• Bob Deacon, 73, British social scientist.^[5]
• Edward B. Giller, 99, American USAF major general.^[6]
• Robert D. Hales, 85, American religious leader (LDS Church).^[7]
• Andy Hopkins, 67, American football player (Hamilton Tiger-Cats).^[8]
• Arthur Janov, 93, American psychologist (The Primal Scream), complications from a stroke.^[9]
• Hugh Kearney, 93, British historian.^[10]
• Butch Lenton, 61, Australian councillor and community advocate, mayor of the Shire of Winton (since 2012), cancer.^[11]
• František Listopad, 95, Czech-born Portuguese poet, prose writer and director.^[12]
• Donald James Mackinnon, 88, Australian politician, member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly for Box Hill (1976–1982).^[13]
• Edmond Maire, 86, French labor union leader, secretary general of CFDT (1971–1988).^[14]
• István Mészáros, 86, Hungarian Marxist philosopher (Socialism or Barbarism) and professor (University of Sussex).^[15]
• Muktar Muhammed, 72, Nigerian military officer, GovernorofKaduna (1977–1978), cancer.^[16]
• Angelika Muharukua, 59, Namibian Herero politician, MP (since 1995).^[17]
• Samuel Irving Newhouse Jr., 89, American publisher (Advance Publications) and businessman.^[18]
• Stephen Paddock, 64, American gunman (2017 Las Vegas shooting), suicide by gunshot.^[19]
• José Pratas, 59, Portuguese football referee.^[20]
• Philippe Rahmy, 52, Swiss poet and writer, Swiss Literature Awards laureate (2017).^[21]
• Eliu Rivera, 73, Puerto Rican activist and politician.^[22]
• Dave Strader, 62, American sportscaster (Dallas Stars, Detroit Red Wings, Phoenix Coyotes), cholangiocarcinoma.^[23]
• John Swinburne, 87, Scottish politician, founder of SSCUP and member of Parliament (2003–2007).^[24]
• Larissa Volpert, 91, Russian-Estonian philologist and chess Woman Grandmaster, Soviet women's chess champion (1954, 1958, 1959).^[25]

2[edit]

• Peter Burke, 90, New Zealand rugby union player (Taranaki, national team).^[26]
• Warren Burton, 72, American actor (All My Children, Gettysburg, Green Lantern).^[27]
• Evangelina Elizondo, 88, Mexican actress, artist and singer.^[28]
• Robert Elsie, 67, Canadian-born German Albanologist, linguist and translator, motor neuron disease.^[29]
• Solly Hemus, 94, American baseball player and manager (St. Louis Cardinals, Philadelphia Phillies).^[30]
• Klaus Huber, 92, Swiss composer and academic.^[31]
• Azra Kolaković, 40, Bosnian pop singer, uterine cancer.^[32]
• Edwin N. Lightfoot, 92, American biochemical engineer.^[33]
• Friedrich von Löffelholz, 62, German Olympic time trials cyclist (1976) and university lecturer.^[34]
• Hanumant Moreshwar Marathe, 77, Indian writer and journalist.^[35]
• Edward Mhinga, 89, South African politician, Chief Minister of Gazankulu (1993).^[36]
• Øyvin Norborg, 78, Norwegian newspaper editor.^[37]
• Simon Ostrach, 93, American scientist.^[38]
• Paul Otellini, 66, American businessman, CEO of Intel (2005–2013).^[39]
• Antonio Pantojas, 68, Puerto Rican actor, dancer, playwright and female impersonator, heart attack.^[40]
• Jim Patterson, 67, American politician, member of the Alabama House of Representatives (since 2010), heart attack.^[41]
• Marcel Germain Perrier, 84, French Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Pamiers (2000–2008).^[42]
• Tom Petty, 66, American Hall of Fame musician (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Traveling Wilburys) and voice actor (King of the Hill), accidental drug overdose.^[43]
• Jean Roesser, 87, American politician, member of the Maryland Senate (1995–2003), complications of leukemia.^[44]
• Patrocinio Samudio, 42, Paraguayan footballer, heart attack.^[45]
• Neil Smelser, 87, American sociologist.^[46]
• Barbara Tisserat, 66, American lithographer, lung cancer.^[47]
• Robert Yates, 74, American racing team owner (Yates Racing), NASCAR Winston Cup champion (1999), liver cancer.^[48]

3[edit]

• Rodney Bickerstaffe, 72, British trade unionist, General Secretary of NUPE (1982–1993) and UNISON (1996–2001).^[49]
• Robert Henry Bragg Jr., 98, American physicist.^[50]
• Ming Chang, 85, Chinese-born American naval officer.^[51]
• Curtis Ford Jr., 95, American politician, member of the Texas House of Representatives (1953–1957).^[52]
• Bob Gannon, 58, American politician, member of the Wisconsin State Assembly (since 2015).^[53]
• Chittani Ramachandra Hegde, 84, Indian Yakshagana artist, stroke.^[54]
• John Herrnstein, 79, American baseball player (Philadelphia Phillies, Chicago Cubs, Atlanta Braves).^[55]
• Norm Jamison, 67, Canadian politician, member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario (1990–1995), liver cancer.^[56]
• Ninja Jorgensen, 77, American Olympic volleyball player.^[57]
• Michel Jouvet, 91, French oneirologist and neurobiologist, developer of Modafinil and discoverer of REM sleep.^[58]
• Isabella Karle, 95, American scientist, brain tumor.^[59]
• Kim Un-yong, 86, South Korean sports administrator, President of World Taekwondo Federation (1973–2004).^[60]
• Jack Laver, 100, Australian cricketer.^[61]
• André Lévy, 91, French sinologist and translator.^[62]
• Victorino Martín Andrés, 88, Spanish breeder of fighting bulls, stroke.^[63]
• Francesco Martino, 80, Italian politician, President of Sicily (1993–1995).^[64]
• Les Mutrie, 66, English footballer (Hull City), cancer.^[65]
• Dieter Nörr, 86, German scholar of ancient law.^[66]
• Lance Russell, 91, American professional wrestling announcer and commentator (CWA, USWA, WCW), complications from a broken hip.^[67]
• Jalal Talabani, 83, Iraqi-Kurdish politician, Prime Minister (2003) and President (2005–2014), cerebral hemorrhage.^[68]
• Norma Williams, 88, New Zealand swimmer, British Empire Games silver medallist (1950).^[69]

4[edit]

• Davoud Ahmadinejad, 67, Iranian politician, heart attack.^[70]
• Lawrence Argent, 60, British-born American sculptor, cardiac arrest.^[71]
• Atiqa Bano, 77, Indian educationist and curator.^[72]
• Vivian Castleberry, 95, American journalist and newspaper editor.^[73]
• Bronisław Chromy, 92, Polish sculptor (Wawel Dragon).^[74]
• Liam Cosgrave, 97, Irish politician, Taoiseach (1973–1977).^[75]
• Lyudmila Gureyeva, 74, Ukrainian-born Russian volleyball player, Olympic silver medalist (1964).^[76]
• Rufus Hannah, 63, American advocate for homeless rights, traffic collision.^[77]
• Janis Hansen, 74, American singer and author, myelofibrosis and acute myeloid leukemia.^[78]
• Karel Kolář, 61, Czech athlete, European Indoor champion (1979).^[79]
• Edward Mazurek, 78, American politician, member of the Maine House of Representatives (2004–2012), and Maine Senate (2012–2014).^[80]
• John Miller, 79, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives for Washington's 1st congressional district (1985–1993), cancer.^[81]
• Jesús Mosterín, 76, Spanish anthropologist and philosopher of science, lung cancer.^[82]
• Richard Paris, 75, Australian Olympic cyclist (1964).^[83]
• Jerry Ross, 84, American producer and songwriter ("I'm Gonna Make You Love Me"), founder of Heritage and Colossus Records, prostate cancer.^[84]
• Keith Schmidt, 95, Australian cricketer.^[85]
• Yosihiko H. Sinoto, 93, Japanese-born American anthropologist (Hane excavation).^[86]
• William Tepper, 69, American actor (Bachelor Party, Drive, He Said) and screenwriter (Grilled), heart attack.^[87]
• Barry Thomas, 85, American sound engineer (Days of Heaven, Witness, 7th Heaven), stroke.^[88]

5[edit]

• Heley de Abreu Silva Batista, 43, Brazilian teacher (Janaúba Tragedy), burns.^[89]
• Armin Delong, 92, Czech physicist.^[90]
• Ruth Escobar, 81, Portuguese-born Brazilian actress (The Jew) and politician, founder of Teatro Ruth Escobar.^[91]
• Kelly Gage, 92, American attorney and politician, member of the Minnesota Senate (1967–1972).^[92]
• Toon Geurts, 85, Dutch sprint canoer, Olympic silver medalist (1964).^[93]
• Georges Griffiths, 27, Ivorian footballer (Lombard-Pápa, Diósgyőr, national U-23 team), shot.^[94]
• Ted Haley, 96, American politician and surgeon.^[95]
• Dan Hanganu, 78, Romanian-born Canadian architect.^[96]
• Nora Johnson, 84, American author.^[97]
• Eberhard van der Laan, 62, Dutch politician and lawyer, Minister for Housing, Communities and Integration (2008–2010), Mayor of Amsterdam (since 2010), lung cancer.^[98]
• António de Macedo, 86, Portuguese filmmaker, esotericism writer and professor.^[99]
• Trevor Martin, 87, Scottish actor (Doctor Who and the Daleks in the Seven Keys to Doomsday, Coronation Street, Babel).^[100]
• Kurt Mislow, 94, German-born American chemist.^[101]
• Peter Plouviez, 86, British trade union leader, General Secretary of Equity (1974–1991).^[102]
• Giorgio Pressburger, 80, Hungarian-born Italian writer, Viareggio Prize laureate (1998).^[103]
• Anna Stewart, 53, British businesswoman, CEO of Laing O'Rourke (2013–2015), non-executive director of Babcock International (since 2012).^[104]
• Sylke Tempel, 54, German journalist and writer, struck by a tree.^[105]
• François Xavier Nguyên Van Sang, 85, Vietnamese Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Thái Bình (1990–2009).^[106]
• Bilat Paswan Vihangam, 77, Indian writer and politician.^[107]
• Anne Wiazemsky, 70, French actress (Au Hasard Balthazar, La Chinoise) and writer, breast cancer.^[108]

6[edit]

• Roberto Anzolin, 79, Italian footballer (Juventus, national team).^[109]
• Tarnia Baker, 50, South African politician, member of the National Assembly (since 2014), traffic collision.^[110]
• Brian Bannon, 87, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly for Rockdale (1959–1986).^[111]
• Holly Block, 58, American museologist, gallery director in Art in General (1988–2004) and Director of Bronx Museum of the Arts (since 2006), breast cancer.^[112]
• Terry Downes, 81, British boxer, world champion (1961–1962) and actor (The Fearless Vampire Killers, Caravaggio).^[113]
• Darsi Ferrer Ramírez, 47, Cuban journalist, doctor and Castro dissident, prisoner of conscience (2009–2010).^[114]
• Gao Mang, 90–91, Chinese translator.^[115]
• Lou Gare, 78, English jazz saxophonist.^[116]
• Marek Gołąb, 77, Polish weightlifter, Olympic bronze medalist (1968).^[117]
• Connie Hawkins, 75, American Hall of Fame basketball player (Harlem Globetrotters, Pittsburgh Pipers, Phoenix Suns).^[118]
• Hervé L. Leroux, 60, French fashion designer, founder of Hervé Leger, ruptured aneurysm.^[119]
• David Marks, 64, British architect and entrepreneur, co-designer of London Eye and British Airways i360 observation tower.^[120]
• Ralphie May, 45, American comedian (Last Comic Standing), cardiac arrest.^[121]
• Ian McNeill, 85, Scottish football player (Aberdeen) and manager (Ross County, Wigan Athletic).^[122]
• Mary Moore, 87, British author and diplomat.^[123]
• Angelo Munzone, 84, Italian politician, Mayor of Catania (1982–1984).^[124]
• Dick Roeding, 86, American politician, member of the Kentucky Senate (1991–2009).^[125]
• Bunny Sigler, 76, American songwriter and record producer (The O'Jays, The Roots, Patti LaBelle), heart attack.^[126]
• Judy Stone, 93, American film critic and author (San Francisco Chronicle, The New York Times, Los Angeles Times).^[127]
• Ray Turnbull, 78, Canadian curler, world championship silver medalist (1965), pneumonia.^[128]

7[edit]

• Kazys Almenas, 82, Lithuanian physicist, engineer and publisher.^[129]
• Hugo Budinger, 90, German field hockey player, Olympic bronze medalist (1956).^[130]
• George Dempsey, 88, American basketball player (Philadelphia Warriors).^[131]
• Hugo Dollheiser, 90, German field hockey player, Olympic bronze medalist (1956).^[132]
• Vyacheslav Ivanov, 88, Russian philologist and semiotician, co-developer of glottalic theory.^[133]
• Jan Arvid Johansen, 70, Norwegian musician, cancer.^[134]
• Ole Krarup, 82, Danish politician, MEP (1994–2007).^[135]
• Jim Landis, 83, American baseball player (Chicago White Sox), cancer.^[136]
• Óscar Lara Aréchiga, 65, Mexican politician.^[137]
• Cosimo Mele, 60, Italian politician, Deputy (2006–2008), Mayor of Carovigno (2013–2015), stroke.^[138]
• Patrick Nair, 85, Indian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Meerut (1974–2008).^[139]
• Antun Rudinski, 80, Serbian football manager and player (Red Star Belgrade).^[140]
• Konstantin Sarsania, 49, Russian football player and manager.^[141]
• Kundan Shah, 69, Indian film director (Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro), heart attack.^[142]
• Gaya Singh, 74, Indian politician, Senator (1992–2004).^[143]
• Jane Slowey, British charity worker, cancer.^[144]
• Wacław Świerzawski, 90, Polish Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Sandomierz (1992–2002).^[145]
• Washington SyCip, 96, Filipino accountant, founder of the Asian Institute of Management and SGV & Company.^[146]

8[edit]

• Henedina Abad, 62, Filipino politician, member of the House of Representatives for Batanes (2004–2007, since 2010), cancer.^[147]
• Coriún Aharonián, 77, Uruguayan electroacoustic music composer and musicologist.^[148]
• Loula Anagnostaki, 88, Greek dramatist.^[149]
• László Aradszky, 82, Hungarian pop singer.^[150]
• Aldo Biscardi, 86, Italian football broadcaster (Il processo di Biscardi).^[151]
• Mike Boland, 62, Canadian ice hockey player (Kansas City Scouts, Buffalo Sabres).^[152]
• Gianni Bonagura, 91, Italian actor and voice actor (Sherlock Holmes, In Prison Awaiting Trial).^[153]
• Slim Chaker, 56, Tunisian politician, Minister of Youth and Sports (2011), Minister of Finance (2015–2016) and Minister of Public Health (since 2017), heart disease.^[154]
• Michel Fernando Costa, 36, Brazilian footballer (SK Slavia Prague), leukemia.^[155]
• Lee Delano, 86, American actor (The Birdcage).^[156]
• Mlondi Dlamini, 20, South African footballer (Maritzburg United), traffic collision.^[157]
• Edna Dummerth, 93, American baseball player (All-American Girls Professional Baseball League).^[158]
• Darryl Edestrand, 71, Canadian ice hockey player (Pittsburgh Penguins, Boston Bruins, Los Angeles Kings).^[159]
• Merrill Heatter, 91, American screenwriter and producer (Hollywood Squares, Wacky Races, Gambit).^[160]
• Mark S. Joshi, 48, British mathematician, heart attack.^[161]
• Jerry Kleczka, 73, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives for Wisconsin's 4th congressional district (1984–2005).^[162]
• Don Lock, 81, American baseball player (Washington Senators, Philadelphia Phillies).^[163]
• Gary Lowe, 83, American football player (Detroit Lions, Washington Redskins).^[164]
• Beverly Reid O'Connell, 52, American federal judge, U.S. District Court for the Central District of California (2013–2017).^[165]
• Grady Tate, 85, American jazz drummer and singer (Schoolhouse Rock!).^[166]
• Y. A. Tittle, 90, American football player (Baltimore Colts, San Francisco 49ers, New York Giants).^[167]
• Birgitta Ulfsson, 89, Finnish-Swedish actress (Rederiet).^[168]

9[edit]

• Manuel Busto, 85, French racing cyclist.^[169]
• Armando Calderón Sol, 69, Salvadoran politician, President (1994–1999), lung cancer.^[170]
• Tony Calvento, 63, Filipino journalist (Calvento Files), multiple organ failure.^[171]
• Allan Chumak, 82, Russian faith healer.^[172]
• Michel Diefenbacher, 70, French politician.^[173]
• Gary Flather, 80, English judge and disability rights campaigner.^[174]
• ElizaBeth Gilligan, 55, American fantasy author, cancer.^[175]
• Dale Hagerman, 90, American pharmacist, co-founder of Diplomat Pharmacy.^[176]
• Roy Hawes, 91, American baseball player (Washington Senators).^[177]
• Ben Hawkins, 73, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles).^[178]
• Hessie, 81, Cuban-born French-Montenegrin textile artist.^[179]
• Yoji Kondo, 84, Japanese astrophysicist and author.^[180]
• Vincent La Selva, 88, American conductor, complications of dementia.^[181]
• Robin Ling, 90, British orthopaedic surgeon.^[182]
• Rafe Mair, 85, Canadian politician, member of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia (1975–1981).^[183]
• Victor Malu, 70, Nigerian military officer, Chief of Army Staff (1999–2001).^[184]
• Mike McQueen, 67, American baseball player (Atlanta Braves, Cincinnati Reds).^[185]
• Larry Paul, 65, British boxer.^[186]
• Sergei Prigoda, 59, Russian football player (USSR national team) and manager.^[187]
• Bill Puterbaugh, 81, American racing driver (USAC).^[188]
• M. V. S. Haranatha Rao, 70, Indian playwright and actor, heart attack.^[189]
• Jimmy Reid, 81, Scottish footballer (Dundee United).^[190]
• Jean Rochefort, 87, French actor (Lost in La Mancha, The Phantom of Liberty, Mr. Bean's Holiday).^[191]
• Fernando de Szyszlo, 92, Peruvian painter, sculptor and printmaker.^[192]
• József Tóth, 88, Hungarian footballer (Csepel, national team).^[193]

10[edit]

• Kassim Ahmad, 84, Malaysian writer and politician, lung illness.^[194]
• David Chapman, 42, American handball player.^[195]
• Cho Jin-ho, 44, South Korean football player (Pohang Atoms, national team) and manager (Daejeon Citizen), heart attack.^[196]
• Charles E. Gibson Jr., 91, American lawyer, Attorney General of Vermont (1963–1965).^[197]
• Pentti Holappa, 90, Finnish poet and writer.^[198]
• A. Daniel O'Neal, 81, American executive.^[199]
• Sandra Ruddick, 85, American Olympic artistic gymnast (1956).^[200]
• Bob Schiller, 98, American screenwriter (I Love Lucy, All in the Family, The Carol Burnett Show), Emmy winner (1971, 1978).^[201]
• Lawrence Spence, 85, English cricketer (Leicestershire).^[202]
• Alma Staudinger, 96, Austrian Olympic diver.^[203]
• Stack Stevens, 77, English rugby union player.^[204]

11[edit]

• Emmanuel Borlaza, 81, Filipino film director (Bituing Walang Ningning, Dyesebel, Darna) and writer, heart attack.^[205]
• Trevor Byfield, 73, English actor (The Bill, Yesterday’s Dreams, GoldenEye), pneumonia.^[206]
• Don Pedro Colley, 79, American actor (The Dukes of Hazzard, THX 1138, Beneath the Planet of the Apes), cancer.^[207]
• John Fitzallen, 82, Australian football player (Longford).^[208]
• James R. Ford, 91, American politician, Mayor of Tallahassee, Florida (1972–1986).^[209]
• Chikara Hashimoto, 83, Japanese baseball player and actor (Fist of Fury), lung cancer.^[210]
• Dick Hewitt, 74, English footballer (Barnsley, York City).^[211]
• Paul Hufnagle, 81, American politician and businessman, Member of Minnesota House of Representatives (1991–1993).^[212]
• Sir Clifford Husbands, 91, Barbadian politician and judge, Governor-General (1996–2011).^[213]
• Jeremy, 2, British left-coiled snail.^[214]
• Gloria Johnson-Powell, 81, American child psychiatrist.^[215]
• Lika Kavzharadze, 57, Georgian actress (The Wishing Tree).^[216]
• Karl-Heinz Kipp, 93, Swiss-German billionaire department store and hotel owner.^[217]
• Paolo Lunardon, 87, Italian clergyman, Abbot of San Paolo fuori le mura (1997–2005).^[218]
• Betty Moczynski, 91, American baseball player (All-American Girls Professional Baseball League).^[219]
• Christiane Mora, 78, French politician and historian, MP (1981–1992) and Mayor of Loches (1989–1995).^[220]
• Nélio José Nicolai, 77, Brazilian electrotechnician, inventor of Caller ID.^[221]
• Shen Zuyan, 82, Chinese physicist.^[222]
• Sir Richard Swinburn, 79, British army general, Commander UK Field Army (1994–1995).^[223]

12[edit]

• Derek Blackburn, 83, Canadian politician, MP for Brant (1971–1993).^[224]
• Joan Blos, 89, American author.^[225]
• Simon Clarke, 79, English rugby union player (national team).^[226]
• Muntaka Connmassie, 71, Nigerian jurist, Supreme Court (2008–2016).^[227]
• Margarita D'Amico, 79, Venezuelan journalist and academic.^[228]
• Keith Doyle, 92, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly for Vaucluse (1965–1978).^[229]
• Grape-kun, 21, Japanese Humboldt penguin.^[230]
• Bo Holmström, 78, Swedish journalist (SVT, TV4).^[231]
• Hu Bo, 29, Chinese novelist and film director, suicide.^[232]
• Ed Long, 83, American politician, member of the Oklahoma Senate (1988–1996).^[233]
• Andy McGhee, 89, American jazz saxophonist.^[234]
• Erwin Moser, 63, Austrian author.^[235]
• Horst Posdorf, 69, German politician, MEP (2005–2009).^[236]
• Robert Lynn Pruett, 38, American murderer, execution by lethal injection.^[237]

13[edit]

• Bernd Bonwetsch, 76, German historian, founding director of German Historical Institute Moscow.^[238]
• Betty Campbell, 82, Welsh community activist and head teacher.^[239]
• Satish Chandra, 94, Indian historian (medieval India).^[240]
• Lady Jean Fforde, 96, British aristocrat and codebreaker.^[241]
• Pierre Hanon, 80, Belgian footballer (national team, Anderlecht).^[242]
• William Lombardy, 79, American chess grandmaster, heart attack.^[243]
• Ted Z. Robertson, 96, American judge, Texas Supreme Court justice (1982–1988).^[244]
• Iain Rogerson, 56, British actor (Coronation Street), complications from diabetes.^[245]
• P. S. Soosaithasan, 83, Sri Lankan politician, MP for Mannar (1977–1983).^[246]
• Albert Zafy, 90, Malagasy politician, President (1993–1996), stroke.^[247]

14[edit]

• Wolfgang Bötsch, 79, German politician, MP (1976–2005) and Federal Minister of Post and Telecommunications (1993–1997).^[248]
• Lazhar Bououni, 69, Tunisian politician and professor, Minister of Higher Education and Research (2004–2010) and Justice (2010–2011), President of University of Sousse (1990–1995) and University of Manouba (1991–2001).^[249]
• Emmanuel Aboagye Didieye, 40, Ghanaian politician, MP for Afram Plains North (2009–2017).^[250]
• Patrick Haslam, 69, British racehorse trainer, motor neurone disease.^[251]
• Inside Information, 26, American racehorse.^[252]
• Fulgence Werner Le Roy, 93, Belgian-born South African Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Polokwane (1988–2000).^[253]
• Yambo Ouologuem, 77, Malian writer.^[254]
• Lourdes Quisumbing, 96, Filipino politician, Secretary of Education, Culture and Sports (1986–1989).^[255]
• Marian Cannon Schlesinger, 105, American artist and author.^[256]
• Daniel Webb, 28, American baseball player (Chicago White Sox), ATV collision.^[257]
• Richard Wilbur, 96, American poet and literary translator, Pulitzer Prize winner (1957, 1989).^[258]

15[edit]

• Chinggoy Alonzo, 67, Filipino actor, cancer.^[259]
• Dave Bry, 46, American music journalist and editor (Vibe, Spin, The Awl), cancer.^[260]
• Cathy Elliott, 60, Canadian playwright, actress and composer, struck by a car.^[261]
• Choirul Huda, 38, Indonesian footballer (Persela Lamongan), cardiac arrest due to collision with teammate.^[262]
• Burrhead Jones, 80, American professional wrestler (WWWF, CCW, CWA).^[263]
• Shamsher Khan, 84, Indian Olympic swimmer (1956).^[264]
• Peter Lumsden, 88, British racing driver.^[265]
• Gonzalo Martínez Corbalá, 89, Mexican politician and diplomat, MP (1964–1967, 1988–1990), Senator (1982–1988), Governor of San Luis Potosí (1991–1992).^[266]
• Sir Bert Massie, 68, British disability rights campaigner, Chairman of Disability Rights Commission (2000–2007), cancer.^[267]
• Xavier Johnsai Munyongani, 67, Zimbabwean Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Gweru (since 2013).^[268]
• Miloš Radulović, 88, Montenegrin politician, President of Yugoslavia (1993).^[269]
• Alison Robins, 97, British military communications listener (Y-stations).^[270]
• Rose Schwarz, 82, German missionary.^[271]
• Hernán Silva, 68, Chilean football referee.^[272]
• Herbert Suchiang, 86, Indian politician, cardiac arrest.^[273]
• Lekh Tandon, 88, Indian film director (Professor, Ek Baar Kaho, Amrapali) and actor (Swades, Chennai Express).^[274]
• Serge Thion, 75, French sociologist and Holocaust denier, member of French National Center for Scientific Research (1971–2000).^[275]
• William Turnage, 74, American conservationist, business manager of Ansel Adams, cancer.^[276]

16[edit]

• John Andreason, 88, American politician, member of the Idaho Senate (1995–2012), liver cancer.^[277]
• Kevin Cadle, 62, American-born British basketball coach (Kingston Kings, British national team) and presenter (Sky Sports).^[278]
• Daphne Caruana Galizia, 53, Maltese blogger and journalist (Panama Papers), car bomb.^[279]
• Dharmakkan Dhanaraj, 67, Indian Christian theologian.^[280]
• Roy Dotrice, 94, British actor (Amadeus, A Moon for the Misbegotten, Game of Thrones), Tony winner (2000).^[281]
• John Dunsworth, 71, Canadian actor (Trailer Park Boys, Haven, The Shipping News), complications from thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura.^[282]
• Fedor Glushchenko, 73, Russian conductor and violinist.^[283]
• Isnilon Hapilon, 51, Filipino Islamist militant (MNLF, Al-Qaeda, Abu Sayyaf), shot.^[284]
• Sean Hughes, 51, Irish comedian (Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Sean's Show) and actor (The Last Detective), cirrhosis.^[285]
• Koichi Kishi, 77, Japanese politician, Mayor of Kaneyama (1971–1998) and member of the House of Councillors (1998–2016).^[286]
• Ma Lin, 92, Hong Kong biochemist, Vice-Chancellor of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (1978–1987).^[287]
• Omar Maute, 37, Filipino Islamist militant (Maute group), shot.^[288]
• Ajmal Mian, 83, Pakistani jurist, Chief Justice (1997–1999).^[289]
• David Pettifor, 72, British metallurgist.^[290]
• Marvin Rodríguez, 82, Costa Rican football player and coach (national team, C.S.D. Municipal, Saprissa).^[291]
• Phillip V. Sanchez, 88, American diplomat, ambassador to Honduras (1973–1976) and Colombia (1976–1977).^[292]
• Iain Shedden, 60, Scottish-Australian musician (The Saints) and journalist (The Australian), laryngeal cancer.^[293]
• Anthony Simonds-Gooding, 80, Irish executive.^[294]
• Heather Slade-Lipkin, 70, English pianist, harpsichordist and music teacher.^[295]
• Harriette Thompson, 94, American pianist.^[296]
• Yan Shunkai, 80, Chinese comedian, actor (The True Story of Ah Q) and film director.^[297]

17[edit]

• Ed Barnowski, 74, American baseball player (Baltimore Orioles).^[298]
• Ian Baxter, 80, British army officer.^[299]
• Robert Butow, 93, American historian.^[300]
• Danielle Darrieux, 100, French actress (The Young Girls of Rochefort, Persepolis, The Earrings of Madame de…) and singer, complications from a fall.^[301]
• Gord Downie, 53, Canadian musician (The Tragically Hip) and activist (Lake Ontario Waterkeeper, residential school reconciliation), glioblastoma.^[302]
• Mychael Knight, 39, American fashion designer (Project Runway).^[303]
• Ryszard Kowalczyk, 80, Polish scientist and Soviet dissident.^[304]
• Ingvar Lidholm, 96, Swedish composer.^[305]
• Michele Marsh, 63, American television journalist, breast cancer.^[306]
• Giuseppe Massa, 69, Italian footballer (Inter Milan, S.S.C. Napoli).^[307]
• Julian May, 86, American science fiction writer (The Many-Colored Land).^[308]
• Dick Morley, 84, American electrical engineer, inventor of the programmable logic controller.^[309]
• Dunc Rousseau, 72, Canadian ice hockey player (Winnipeg Jets), cancer.^[310]
• Harry Stradling Jr., 92, American cinematographer (The Way We Were, Micki + Maude, 1776).^[311]

18[edit]

• Gregory Baum, 94, Canadian theologian.^[312]
• Brent Briscoe, 56, American actor (Twin Peaks, A Simple Plan, Sling Blade) and screenwriter, complications from a fall.^[313]
• Eamonn Campbell, 70, Irish musician (The Dubliners).^[314]
• Arlie F. Culp, 91, American politician.^[315]
• Helen DeVos, 90, American philanthropist (Helen DeVos Children's Hospital), stroke complications.^[316]
• Jerry Helluin, 88, American football player (Green Bay Packers, Cleveland Browns).^[317]
• Phil Miller, 68, English guitarist, cancer.^[318]
• Dorothy Morrison, 98, American child actress (The Champeen, Seein' Things, Isn't Life Terrible?).^[319]
• Taizo Nishimuro, 81, Japanese businessman (Japan Post Holdings, Toshiba, Tokyo Stock Exchange).^[320]
• Eva Paulusová-Benešová, 80, Czech Olympic cross-country skier.^[321]
• Marino Perani, 77, Italian football manager and player (Bologna, national team).^[322]
• John Phillips, 83, English cricketer (Kent).^[323]
• Sir Christopher Pitchford, 70, British jurist, Lord Justice of Appeal (2010–2017), motor neurone disease.^[324]
• Unity Spencer, 87, British artist.^[325]
• Ricardo Vidal, 86, Filipino Roman Catholic prelate and cardinal, Archbishop of Lipa (1973–1981) and Cebu (1981–2010), President of the Catholic Bishops' Conference (1986–1987), sepsis.^[326]
• Ram Singh Yadav, 74, Indian politician, heart attack.^[327]
• Yeoh Tiong Lay, 87, Malaysian businessman (YTL).^[328]
• Issam Zahreddine, 56, Syrian Republican Guard major general (Siege of Deir ez-Zor), landmine explosion.^[329]

19[edit]

• Jeanne Brousse, 96, French resistance member.^[330]
• Edmund Cotter, 90, New Zealand mountaineer.^[331]
• Dick DiBiaso, 76, American college basketball coach (Stanford).^[332]
• Ken Gowers, 81, English rugby league player (Swinton, Great Britain).^[333]
• Calvin Hultman, 76, American politician, member of the Iowa Senate (1973–1991).^[334]
• Willie Lee, 67, American football player (Kansas City Chiefs), heart attack.^[335]
• Umberto Lenzi, 86, Italian film director (Cannibal Ferox, Nightmare City, Eaten Alive!).^[336]
• Miguel Ángel Loayza, 77, Peruvian football player (FC Barcelona, Boca Juniors, Deportivo Cali).^[337]
• Castor Paul Msemwa, 62, Tanzanian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Tunduru-Masasi (since 2005).^[338]
• Michael Pitfield, 80, Canadian politician, Clerk of the Privy Council (1975–1979, 1980–1982) and Senator (1982–2010), Parkinson's disease.^[339]
• Brian Riley, 80, English footballer (Bolton Wanderers).^[340]

20[edit]

• Fay Chiang, 65, American poet, complications from cancer.^[341]
• Amal Dutta, 84, Indian politician.^[342]
• Ugo Fangareggi, 79, Italian actor (L'armata Brancaleone), voice actor and comedian, Parkinson's disease.^[343]
• Rudolf Gorenflo, 87, German mathematician.^[344]
• Stan Kowalski, 91, American professional wrestler (AWA, NWA Tri-State, Stampede Wrestling).^[345]
• Boris Lindqvist, 76, Swedish rock singer.^[346]
• Federico Luppi, 81, Argentine-Spanish actor (Nobody Will Speak of Us When We're Dead, Pan's Labyrinth, Men with Guns).^[347]
• Russell Mawby, 89, American businessman, CEO of W. K. Kellogg Foundation (1970–1996).^[348]
• Judith McGrath, 70, Australian actress (Prisoner, A Country Practice, All Saints).^[349]
• Dick Noel, 90, American band singer ("Count Every Star").^[350]
• Justin Reed, 35, American basketball player (Ole Miss Rebels, Boston Celtics, Minnesota Timberwolves), angiosarcoma.^[351]
• Betty Bone Schiess, 94, American Episcopal priest.^[352]
• Roland Ströhm, 89, Swedish Olympic cyclist.^[353]
• Mustapha Tlili, 80, Tunisian novelist.^[354]
• Thuravoor Viswambharan, 74, Indian Vedic scholar and writer.^[355]

21[edit]

• Martin Eric Ain, 50, American-born Swiss bassist (Hellhammer, Celtic Frost) and entrepreneur, heart attack.^[356]
• Donald Bain, 82, American writer (Coffee, Tea or Me?), heart failure.^[357]
• Rosaura Barahona, 75, Mexican journalist and feminist writer, pulmonary disease.^[358]
• Denise P. Barlow, 67, British geneticist.^[359]
• Kazimierz Chodakowski, 88, Polish Olympic ice hockey player (1952, 1956), (ŁKS Łódź).^[360]
• Chuck Churn, 87, American baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates, Cleveland Indians, Los Angeles Dodgers).^[361]
• Emilio D'Amore, 101, Italian politician, Deputy (1948–1958, 1963–1968).^[362]
• Robert Getchell, 81, American screenwriter (Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore, Bound for Glory, The Client).^[363]
• Audrey Hancock, 98, British Olympic swimmer (1936).^[364]
• Nol Hendriks, 80, Dutch businessman and football executive (Roda JC), brain hemorrhage.^[365]
• Rosemary Leach, 81, English actress (A Room with a View, The Roads to Freedom, The Plague Dogs).^[366]
• John Morrow, 84, American football player (Cleveland Browns, Los Angeles Rams).^[367]
• Lech Ordon, 88, Polish actor (Letters to Santa).^[368]
• Max Pfister, 85, Swiss linguist.^[369]
• Juan de Dios Pueblos, 74, Filipino Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Kidapawan (1987–1995) and Butuan (since 1995).^[370]
• Herb Raybourn, 82, American baseball scout (New York Yankees).^[371]
• Pat Shovelin, 41, Irish Gaelic football coach (Donegal), cancer.^[372]
• Gilbert Stork, 95, American chemist.^[373]
• Herbert Strabel, 90, German art director (Cabaret, The NeverEnding Story, Enemy Mine), Oscar winner (1973).^[374]
• Tom van Vollenhoven, 82, South African rugby union (national team) and rugby league player (St Helens).^[375]

22[edit]

• Piergiuseppe D'Andreamatteo, 73, Italian politician, Deputy (1992–1994).^[376]
• Christopher Grant, 81, English cricketer (Nottinghamshire).^[377]
• Atle Hammer, 85, Norwegian jazz musician.^[378]
• Al Hurricane, 81, American singer and songwriter, complications from prostate cancer.^[379]
• Emu Lehtinen, 70, Finnish record dealer, leukemia.^[380]
• Patricia Llewellyn, 55, British television producer (The Naked Chef, Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares), BAFTA (2001, 2005, 2008) and Emmy winner (2006), breast cancer.^[381]
• Baldo Marro, 69, Filipino actor and director.^[382]
• Ram Mukherjee, 84, Indian film director (Hum Hindustani, Ek Bar Mooskura Do, Leader).^[383]
• Fernand Picot, 87, French racing cyclist.^[384]
• Scott Putesky, 49, American guitarist (Marilyn Manson), colon cancer.^[385]
• Walter Babington Thomas, 98, New Zealand-born British army officer, GOC Far East Land Forces (1970–1971).^[386]
• Geraldo João Paulo Roger Verdier, 80, French-born Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Guajará-Mirim (1980–2011), hemorrhagic stroke.^[387]
• Chuck Weber, 87, American football player (Cleveland Browns, Philadelphia Eagles).^[388]
• Paul J. Weitz, 85, American astronaut (Skylab 2, STS-6), myelodysplastic syndrome.^[389]
• George Young, 70, Scottish-born Australian musician (The Easybeats), songwriter ("Friday on My Mind", "Love Is in the Air"), and producer (AC/DC).^[390]

23[edit]

• Alinghi, 16, Australian racehorse, foaling complications.^[391]
• Corrado Böhm, 94, Italian computer scientist.^[392]
• Joe Corcoran, 77, Irish Gaelic football player (Mayo GAA).^[393]
• Reinhold Durnthaler, 74, Austrian bobsledder, world champion (1967), Olympic silver medallist (1964, 1968).^[394]
• Pyotr Gorelikov, 85, Russian Olympic sailor.^[395]
• Gordon A. Haaland, 77, American academic.^[396]
• Anthony Hallam, 83, British geologist.^[397]
• Mila Hernando, 60, Spanish diplomat, Ambassador to Lebanon (2012–2017), cancer.^[398]
• Athanassios Kalogiannis, 52, Greek Olympic hurdler (1984, 1992) and fashion photographer, pulmonary edema.^[399]
• Walter Lassally, 90, German-born British-Greek cinematographer (Zorba the Greek, Oedipus the King, Tom Jones), Oscar winner (1965).^[400]
• John Mattock, 91, British rose grower.^[401]
• Joyce McLaughlin, 78, American mathematician.^[402]
• Hamid Ali Mirza, 77, Pakistani judge.^[403]
• Mary Nissenson, 65, American television journalist, septic shock.^[404]
• Gordon Ogilvie, 83, New Zealand historian (Canterbury region) and biographer (Richard Pearse, Denis Glover).^[405]
• Iona Opie, 94, British folklorist.^[406]
• Mari Lyn Salvador, 74, American anthropologist and museum director (San Diego Museum of Man, Hearst Museum).^[407]
• Charles Sims, 80, American mathematician.^[408]
• Zenon Ważny, 87, Polish Olympic pole vaulter (1956).^[409]

24[edit]

• M. K. Anwar, 84, Bangladeshi politician, Minister of Agriculture (2001–2006).^[410]
• Ebrahim Ashtiani, 75, Iranian footballer (Persepolis, national team), heart disease.^[411]
• Sir Peter Bairsto, 91, British air marshal, Deputy Commander in Chief Strike Command (1981–1984).^[412]
• Glenn Barr, 75, Northern Irish politician (UDA) and advocate, member of Northern Ireland Assembly and Constitutional Convention.^[413]
• Amal Bayou, 58–60, Libyan microbiologist and politician, member of the House of Representatives.^[414]
• Inga Borg, 92, Swedish writer (Plupp).^[415]
• Willie Chan, 76, Malaysian-born Hong Kong film producer and talent manager (Jackie Chan, Edison Chen).^[416]
• Ingetraut Dahlberg, 90, German information scientist and philosopher, developer of Information Coding Classification.^[417]
• Girija Devi, 88, Indian thumri singer, Padma Vibhushan (2016), cardiac arrest.^[418]
• Fats Domino, 89, American Hall of Fame pianist and singer-songwriter ("Blueberry Hill", "Ain't That a Shame", "I'm Walkin'").^[419]
• Michael Patrick Driscoll, 78, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Boise (1999–2014).^[420]
• Alan Eddy, 90, British biochemist.^[421]
• Fu Quanxiang, 94, Chinese Yue opera actress.^[422]
• Tony Garrett, 99, British executive, chairman of Imperial Tobacco (1973-1979).^[423]
• Robert Guillaume, 89, American actor and singer (Benson, The Lion King, Sports Night), Emmy winner (1979, 1985), prostate cancer.^[424]
• Clayton Howard, 83, British make-up artist.^[425]
• Sana Iqbal, 29, Indian cross-country cyclist and anti-suicide activist, traffic collision.^[426]
• Jane Juska, 84, American writer.^[427]
• Brady Keys, 81, American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers, Minnesota Vikings, St. Louis Cardinals) and businessman.^[428]
• Otto Kraus, 87, German arachnologist and myriapodologist.^[429]
• Eric Kipping, 92, Canadian politician.^[430]
• Andrew W. Lewis, 74, American medievalist.^[431]
• Peter Lötscher, 76, Swiss Olympic fencer.^[432]
• Michael Proctor, 88, English botanist.^[433]
• Brendan O'Kelly, 89, Irish Olympic footballer [1]
• Isabel Quintanilla, 79, Spanish visual artist.^[434]
• I. V. Sasi, 69, Indian film director (Devasuram), heart attack.^[435]
• Mahama Sawadogo, 63, Burkinabé politician, High Commissioner of Kadiogo Province (1984–1986) and member of the National Assembly (since 1992).^[436]

25[edit]

• Mohamed Abshir Muse, 91, Somali military officer, commander of Somali Police Force (1960–1969) and leader of SSDF (1991–1998).^[437]
• Jack Bannon, 77, American actor (Lou Grant, Petticoat Junction, Little Big Man).^[438]
• Robert Blakeley, 95, American graphic designer (fallout shelter sign).^[439]
• Vilnis Edvīns Bresis, 79, Latvian politician, Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Latvian SSR (1988–1990).^[440]
• Ronald Breslow, 86, American chemist and professor (Columbia University), cancer.^[441]
• Ian Cathie, 85, Australian politician, Victorian MLA (1976–1988).^[442]
• Maud Linder, 93, French journalist, film historian and documentary film director.^[443]
• Lu Guanqiu, 72, Chinese billionaire automotive manufacturer, chairman and co-founder of Wanxiang.^[444]
• Peter MacGregor-Scott, 69, British film producer (Batman Forever, The Fugitive, Still Smokin), injuries sustained in traffic collision.^[445]
• Joseph Mahn Erie, 92, Myanmar Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Bassein (1968–1982).^[446]
• Sir John Manduell, 89, South African-born British composer and educator (Royal Northern College of Music).^[447]
• John Mollo, 86, British costume designer (Star Wars, Alien, Gandhi), Oscar winner (1978, 1983), vascular dementia.^[448]
• Donnchadh Ó Corráin, 75, Irish historian (vikings, Medieval ages, Hiberno-Normans).^[449]
• Pinito del Oro, 86, Spanish trapeze artist (Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus).^[450]
• Ross Powell, 49, American baseball player (Cincinnati Reds, Houston Astros, Pittsburgh Pirates), carbon monoxide poisoning.^[451]
• Gas Ronda, 91, American drag racer.^[452]
• Ben Shephard, 69, English historian and writer.^[453]
• Vincent Warren, 79, American-Canadian dance historian and lecturer.^[454]
• Jim Welch, 79, American football player (Baltimore Colts).^[455]

26[edit]

• Ali Ashraf Darvishian, 76, Iranian writer and democracy activist.^[456]
• Awurama Badu, 72, Ghanaian highlife musician.^[457]
• George Conzemius, 81, American politician, member of the Minnesota Senate (1967-1977).^[458]
• Simon Fitzmaurice, 43, Irish filmmaker, motor neurone disease.^[459]
• André Gauthier, 82, Canadian monument sculptor and designer.^[460]
• Arnett E. Girardeau, 88, American politician, member of the Florida House of Representatives (1976–1982) and Senate (1983–1992).^[461]
• Juliette, 91, Canadian singer and television host.^[462]
• Sir Gavin Laird, 84, Scottish trade unionist.^[463]
• Ian McLeod, 63, South African football referee.^[464]
• Shea Norman, 45, American gospel singer, diabetes.^[465]
• Nelly Olin, 76, French politician, Mayor of Garges-lès-Gonesse and Senator (1995–2004), Minister of Environment (2005–2007).^[466]
• Barry Roberts, 84, Australian rugby union player (Manly RUFC).^[467]
• Richard M. Ryckman, 80, American psychologist.^[468]
• Sir Reginald Secondé, 95, British diplomat, Ambassador to Chile, Romania and Venezuela.^[469]
• Thomas Smales, 83, English rugby league player (national team) and coach (Castleford Tigers, Featherstone Rovers).^[470]
• Geoff Tootill, 95, British computer scientist.^[471]
• Abdul Karim Telgi, 56, Indian forger.^[472]
• Stephen Toulouse, 45, American policy specialist and public relations manager (Microsoft, Xbox Live), abdominal hemorrhage.^[473]

27[edit]

• Lewis Golden, 94, English army officer and executive (Everest Home Improvement).^[474]
• Hans Kraay Sr., 81, Dutch football player (DOS) and manager (Feyenoord).^[475]
• Ladislav Kubík, 71, Czech-born American composer.^[476]
• Punathil Kunjabdulla, 77, Indian writer (Smarakasilakal).^[477]
• Dieter Kurrat, 75, German football player and manager (Borussia Dortmund).^[478]
• Peter Lawrenson, 84, British electrical engineer.^[479]
• Cecil Moss, 92, South African rugby union player (national team).^[480]
• David Reid, 84, Australian politician, member of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly for Blackwood (1971–1972), Senator for Western Australia (1974).^[481]
• David Shedden, 73, Scottish rugby union player (national team).^[482]
• Digamber Singh, 66, Indian politician, cancer.^[483]
• Abdoulaye Soulama, 37, Burkinabé footballer (ASFA Yennenga, Denizlispor, national team).^[484]
• Deon Stewardson, 66, South African actor (Wild at Heart), suicide.^[485]
• Inkululeko Suntele, 23, Lesothan Olympic boxer, stabbed.^[486]
• Katalin Szőke, 82, Hungarian swimmer, Olympic champion (1952).^[487]
• Joe Taub, 88, American business executive (Automatic Data Processing) and co-owner of the New Jersey Nets.^[488]
• David Vaughan, 93, American dance historian, complications from prostate cancer.^[489]

28[edit]

• Yvonne Baseden, 95, French-born British Special Operations Executive agent.^[490]
• Ronald Getoor, 88, American mathematician.^[491]
• Josaphat-Robert Large, 74, Haitian-American poet, novelist and art critic, Prix littéraire des Caraïbes (2003).^[492]
• Roger Lockyer, 89, British historian.^[493]
• Al Oster, 92, Canadian folk singer.^[494]
• Leif Ottersen, 88, Norwegian Lutheran priest.^[495]
• Mitchell Peters, 82, American timpanist.^[496]
• Bernard Roy, 83, French mathematician.^[497]
• Manuel Sanchís Martínez, 79, Spanish footballer (national team, Real Madrid).^[498]
• Willy Schroeders, 84, Belgian racing cyclist.^[499]

29[edit]

• Muhal Richard Abrams, 87, American jazz pianist.^[500]
• Cecil Austen, 98, Australian cricketer and football player.^[501]
• Dennis Banks, 80, American indigenous activist and actor (Thunderheart, The Last of the Mohicans), co-founder of American Indian Movement, complications from heart surgery.^[502]
• Thelma Boughner, 99, Canadian Olympic diver (1936).^[503]
• Richard E. Cavazos, 88, American army general, Commanding General of FORSCOM (1982–1984), Alzheimer's disease.^[504]
• Claude Dulong, 95, French historian.^[505]
• Metin Ersoy, 83, Turkish singer.^[506]
• Roly Green, 90, New Zealand rugby union player (South Canterbury).^[507]
• Richard Hambleton, 65, Canadian street artist, cancer.^[508]
• Frank Holder, 92, Guyanese jazz singer and percussionist.^[509]
• Władysław Kowalski, 81, Polish actor.^[510]
• Steve Landen, 64, American bridge player, hypothermia.^[511]
• Tony Madigan, 87, Australian boxer and rugby union player, Olympic bronze medalist (1960).^[512]
• Billy Mize, 88, American steel guitarist, band leader and vocalist.^[513]
• Didier Motchane, 86, French politician, MEP (1979–1989), cancer.^[514]
• Manfredi Nicoletti, 87, Italian architect (Helicoidal Skyscraper, Airport of Catania, Kazakhstan Central Concert Hall).^[515]
• Linda Nochlin, 86, American art historian.^[516]
• Juanita Quigley, 86, American child actress.^[517]
• Atluri Purnachandra Rao, 92, Indian film producer (Venky).^[518]
• Al Richter, 90, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox).^[519]
• Peter Schutz, 87, German-born American businessman (Porsche), Alzheimer's disease.^[520]
• Sir Ninian Stephen, 94, Australian judge, Governor-General (1982–1989), Justice of the High Court (1972–1982).^[521]
• Daniel Te'o-Nesheim, 30, American Samoan football player (Philadelphia Eagles, Tampa Bay Buccaneers).^[522]

30[edit]

• Candy Atherton, 62, British politician, MP for Falmouth and Camborne (1997–2005).^[523]
• Fred Beckey, 94, American rock climber, mountaineer and author.^[524]
• Algimantas Butnorius, 70, Lithuanian chess Grandmaster (2007) and World Senior Champion (2007).^[525]
• Frank Doran, 68, British politician, MP for Aberdeen South (1987–1992) and Aberdeen North (1997–2015).^[526]
• János Halász, 88, Hungarian Olympic basketball player (1948).^[527]
• Kim Joo-hyuk, 45, South Korean actor (The Servant, My Wife Got Married, Confidential Assignment), traffic collision.^[528]
• Cornelius Korir, 67, Kenyan Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Eldoret (since 1990).^[529]
• James D. Martin, 99, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives for Alabama's 7th congressional district (1965–1967).^[530]
• Judy Martz, 74, American politician, Governor of Montana (2001–2005), Olympic speed skater (1964), pancreatic cancer.^[531]
• Salvador Minuchin, 96, Argentine-American psychotherapist, developer of structural family therapy, heart disease.^[532]
• Eugène Parlier, 88, Swiss footballer (Servette, Urania Genève Sport, Biel-Bienne).^[533]
• Melanmai Ponnusamy, 66, Indian writer, heart attack.^[534]
• Mary Reveley, 77, British racehorse trainer.^[535]
• M. V. Sridhar, 51, Indian cricketer (Hyderabad), heart attack.^[536]
• Daniel Viglietti, 78, Uruguayan folk singer, guitarist, composer and political activist.^[537]
• Abbas Zandi, 87, Iranian Olympic freestyle wrestler (1948, 1952, 1956) and World champion (1954).^[538]

31[edit]

• Wolfgang Achtner, 60, German theologian, heart attack.^[539]
• Weston Bate, 93, Australian historian.^[540]
• William Amherst Vanderbilt Cecil, 89, American businessman (The Biltmore Company).^[541]
• Mircea Drăgan, 85, Romanian film director (Setea, Lupeni 29, Explosion).^[542]
• Norman Hardie, 92, New Zealand mountaineer.^[543]
• Fanya Heller, 93, Ukrainian-born American Holocaust survivor and author.^[544]
• Myron P. Lotto, 92, American politician, member of the Wisconsin Senate (1969-1973).^[545]
• Terry McCashin, 73, New Zealand businessman (McCashin's Brewery) and rugby union player (national team, Wellington).^[546]
• Clare McLaren-Throckmorton, 82, British barrister.^[547]
• Red Murrell, 84, American basketball player (Drake University), heart disease.^[548]
• Mario das Neves, 66, Argentine politician, Governor of Chubut (2003–2011, since 2015).^[549]
• Papi Oviedo, 79, Cuban tresero.^[550]
• Derek Robinson, 90, British trade unionist.^[551]
• Stefano Salvatori, 49, Italian footballer (Milan, Fiorentina), cancer.^[552]
• Colin Simpson, 86, English journalist and author.^[553]
• Bob Talbot, 89, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs).^[554]
• Abubakari Yakubu, 35, Ghanaian footballer (Ajax, Vitesse, national team).^[555]

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