# Deaths in October 2013
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The following is a list of notable deaths in October 2013.
Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:
* Name, age, country of citizenship and reason for notability, established cause of death, reference.

## October 2013
### 1

* Rosemary Adey, 80, Australian softball player.
* Peter Broadbent, 80, English footballer, Alzheimer's disease.
* Arnold Burns, 83, American lawyer, Deputy Attorney General (1986–1988), cardiac arrest and complications from Parkinson's disease.
* Ellis Burton, 77, American baseball player (St. Louis Cardinals, Cleveland Indians, Chicago Cubs).
* Tom Clancy, 66, American author (The Hunt for Red October, Patriot Games, Rainbow Six), heart failure.
* John B. Duff, 82, American historian and academic administrator, president of Columbia College Chicago (1992–2000), Alzheimer's disease.
* Imero Fiorentino, 85, American lighting designer.
* Giuliano Gemma, 75, Italian actor, traffic collision.
* Marshall Lee Gore, 50, American murderer and rapist, execution by lethal injection.
* Israel Gutman, 90, Israeli historian.
* Arnold Lazarus, 81, South African psychologist.
* Juan José Linz, 87, Spanish sociologist.
* Silvino Silvério Marques, 95, Portuguese colonial administrator and a general of the Portuguese Army.
* Vladimir Miklyukov, 69, Russian mathematician.
* Ole Danbolt Mjøs, 74, Norwegian physician and politician, chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee (2003–2008).
* Martin O'Toole, 88, Irish politician, Senator (1977–1989), TD for Mayo West (1989–1992).
* Jim Rountree, 77, American CFL football player (Toronto Argonauts), cancer.

### 2

* Shun Akiyama, 83, Japanese literary critic, esophageal cancer.
* Benjamin Dwomoh, 78, Ghanaian football referee. (death announced on this date)
* Gottfried Fischer, 69, German psychologist.
* Gene B. Glick, 92, American philanthropist and builder.
* Hilton A. Green, 84, American assistant director (Psycho) and producer (Sixteen Candles).
* Herbert O. House, 83, American organic chemist.
* Herman Hugg, 92, American artist.
* Jonathan Kaufer, 58, American film and television writer and director, traffic collision.
* Abraham Nemeth, 94, American mathematician and inventor.
* Kaare Ørnung, 82, Norwegian pianist and music teacher.
* Drita Pelingu, 86, Albanian actress, academic and director, Merited Artist of Albania.
* Zdeněk Rytíř, 69, Czech lyricist, heart attack.
* Ann Wolpert, 70, American librarian, Director of MIT Libraries (since 1996).

### 3

* Sari Abacha, 34, Nigerian footballer (Kwara United).
* Sergei Belov, 69, Russian Olympic champion basketball player (1972), member of the Naismith Hall of Fame and FIBA Hall of Fame.
* Trevor Briggs, 67, English rugby league footballer (Castleford).
* Lisa Bufano, 40, American performance artist, suicide.
* Bob Chance, 73, American baseball player.
* Frank D'Rone, 81, American jazz musician, cancer.
* Bill Eppridge, 75, American photographer (Life), septic infection.
* Mike Gallagher, 72, American Olympic skier.
* Edwin Haslam, 81, British chemist.
* Masae Kasai, 80, Japanese Olympic champion volleyball player (1964), intracranial hemorrhage.
* Helen Klanderud, 76, American politician and psychologist, Mayor of Aspen, Colorado (2001–2007), stroke.
* Charlie McBride, 88, New Zealand rugby league player.
* Ernie Morgan, 86, English footballer (Gillingham).
* John William Potter, 94, American senior judge of the District Court for the Northern District of Ohio (1982–2013), Mayor of Toledo, Ohio (1961–1967).
* Ángeles Santos Torroella, 101, Spanish painter.
* Milton Schwebel, 99, American psychologist.
* Chuck Smith, 86, American pastor (Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa), lung cancer.
* Joan Thirsk, 91, British economic and social historian.

### 4

* John Cloudsley-Thompson, 92, British naturalist and army officer.
* Ulric Cross, 96, Trinidadian judge, diplomat and war hero.
* Akira Miyoshi, 80, Japanese composer, heart failure.
* Nicholas Oresko, 96, American World War II veteran, Medal of Honor recipient, complications from surgery.
* Harold Rudman, 88, English footballer (Burnley, Rochdale).
* Ştefan Stănculescu, 90, Romanian football coach.
* Võ Nguyên Giáp, 102, Vietnamese general and politician, Minister of Defence (1976–1980).
* Bojan Westin, 87, Swedish actress.
* Robert D. Young, 79, American politician.

### 5

* Ruth R. Benerito, 97, American scientist, inventor of wash-and-wear (permanent press) fabrics.
* Charles Castle, 74, South African-born British television producer and author.
* Erich Cviertna, 62, Czech football player and manager, cancer.
* Gaetano Fidanzati, 78, Italian crime boss (Sicilian Mafia).
* Hefina Headon, 83, Welsh community and human rights activist.
* Hugh Jackson, 95, British paediatrician and child safety campaigner.
* Carlo Lizzani, 91, Italian film director, screenwriter and critic, suicide by jumping.
* Jim McColl, 80, Australian rules footballer.
* Fred Mifflin, 75, Canadian politician and naval officer, MP for Bonavista—Trinity—Conception (1988–2000).
* Joe D. Montgomery, 95, American school administrator and politician, member of the Alaska House of Representatives (1979–1983).
* Daud Rahbar, 86, Pakistani author and academic.
* Yakkun Sakurazuka, 37, Japanese comedian and voice actor (Full Moon o Sagashite, Inazuma Eleven, Zettai Shounen), traffic collision.
* Branko Vidović, 91, Croatian Olympic swimmer (1948).
* Wang Kenan, 33, Chinese Olympic diver (2004), traffic collision.
* Butch Warren, 74, American jazz bassist, lung cancer.

### 6

* Abdul Nasser Bani Hani, Jordanian politician, member of the House of Representatives (2010–2013), shot.
* James Leatham Tennant Birley, 85, English psychiatrist.
* Ulysses Curtis, 87, American CFL football player (Toronto Argonauts).
* Rift Fournier, 77, American writer and producer, cancer.
* Paul Gredinger, 85–86, Swiss architect.
* Cg'ose Ntcox'o, 62–63, Botswana artist, stroke.
* Will Ogdon, 92, American composer and academic.
* Paul Rogers, 96, English actor (Our Man in Havana, A Midsummer Night's Dream).
* Mary Scales, 85, American academic and politician.
* Andy Stewart, 76, British politician, MP for Sherwood (1983–1992).
* Nico van Kampen, 92, Dutch theoretical physicist and professor.

### 7

* Mick Buckley, 59, English footballer (Everton, Sunderland).
* Terry Burnham, 64, American actress.
* Giancarlo Cadé, 83, Italian Olympic football player and coach.
* Patrice Chéreau, 68, French film and opera director, lung cancer.
* Joanna Chmielewska, 81, Polish novelist and screenwriter.
* Yuri Churbanov, 76, Russian politician, First Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of the Soviet Union (1980–1983).
* Basil Dickinson, 98, Australian Olympic athlete (1936).
* David E. Jeremiah, 79, American admiral, Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (1990–1994).
* Ellen Lanyon, 86, American painter and printmaker.
* Dick LaPalm, 85, American music promoter and publicist.
* Annette Elizabeth Mahon, 94, Irish aviator.
* Bruce McPherson, 77, South African-born Australian jurist, Queensland Supreme Court Justice (1982–2006).
* Leandro Mendoza, 67, Filipino politician, Executive Secretary (2010), Secretary of Transportation and Communications (2002–2010), heart attack.
* Donna Norris, 78–79, American baseball player.
* Joe Rogers, 49, American politician, Lieutenant Governor of Colorado (1999–2003).
* Lars Erik Taxell, 100, Finnish legal scholar, rector of the Åbo Akademi University (1950–1957), leader of the Swedish People's Party of Finland (1955–1966).
* Ovadia Yosef, 93, Israeli Chief Rabbi (1973–1983), multiple organ failure.

### 8

* Philip Chevron, 56, Irish musician (The Pogues), esophageal cancer.
* David Clark, 94, English cricketer and administrator.
* Paul Desmarais, 86, Canadian businessman.
* José Faria, 80, Brazilian football coach.
* Rod Grams, 65, American politician and television news anchor (KMSP), member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1993–1995) and Senate (1995–2001), cancer.
* Helissio, 20, French thoroughbred racehorse, winner of the 1996 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, heart attack.
* Rodolphe Kasser, 86, Swiss Coptic scholar and archaeologist.
* Andy Pafko, 92, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs, Brooklyn Dodgers, Milwaukee Braves).
* Stan Paterson, 89, British-born Canadian glaciologist.
* Metro Prystai, 85, Canadian ice hockey player (Chicago Blackhawks, Detroit Red Wings).
* Akong Rinpoche, 73, Tibetan-born British Buddhist teacher and author, stabbed.
* Rottyful Sky, 25, South Korean pop singer, brain tumor.
* Khady Sylla, 50, Senegalese writer.
* Larry Verne, 77, American singer, Alzheimer's disease.
* Elena Volkova, 98, Ukrainian painter.

### 9

* Brandon Bailey, 80, Trinidad and Tobago Olympic weightlifter.
* Norma Bengell, 78, Brazilian actress and film director, lung cancer.
* Maximiano Tuazon Cruz, 90, Filipino Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Calbayog (1994–1999).
* Stanley Kauffmann, 97, American author, editor and film critic (The New Republic), pneumonia.
* Robert Hugh Molesworth Kindersley, 3rd Baron Kindersley, 84, British aristocrat and businessman.
* Jillian Lane, 52, British celebrity psychic, liver disease.
* Joop Langhorst, 70, Dutch footballer (Sparta Rotterdam), won KNVB Cup (1966–1967).
* Solomon Lar, 80, Nigerian politician, Governor of Plateau State (1979–1983).
* António Baltasar Marcelino, 83, Portuguese Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Lisbon (1975–1983), Bishop of Aveiro (1988–2006).
* Wilfried Martens, 77, Belgian politician, Prime Minister (1979–1981, 1981–1992), pancreatic cancer.
* Milan Matulović, 78, Serbian chess grandmaster.
* Darris McCord, 80, American football player (Detroit Lions).
* Seymour Mullings, 82, Jamaican politician and diplomat, Deputy Prime Minister (1993–2001), Ambassador to the United States (2001–2004).
* Edmund Niziurski, 88, Polish author.
* Chopper Read, 58, Australian crime figure and author, liver cancer.
* Srihari, 49, Indian Tollywood film actor, liver malfunction.
* Robert Struckl, 95, Austrian Olympic sprinter.
* Monica Turner, 88, English ornithologist.

### 10

* Joop Cabout, 85, Dutch Olympic water polo player (1952) and 1950 European Champion.
* Scott Carpenter, 88, American test pilot, astronaut and aquanaut, complications from a stroke.
* Edward H. Clarke, 73, American Senior Economist.
* Tomoyuki Dan, 50, Japanese actor (Kamen Rider W) and voice actor (Naruto, Mobile Suit Victory Gundam), aortic dissection.
* Daniel Duval, 68, French film actor, director and writer.
* Joseph Gomer, 93, American pilot (Tuskegee Airman), cancer.
* Jan Kuehnemund, 51, American musician (Vixen), cancer.
* Jay Conrad Levinson, 80, American business writer.
* Godfrey Lightbourn, 83, Bahamian Olympic sailor.
* Walter P. Lomax Jr., 79–80, American medical practitioner.
* Norrie Martin, 74, Scottish footballer (Rangers).
* Joseph Fielding McConkie, 72, American academic and author.
* Sohei Miyashita, 85, Japanese politician.
* Emilio Molinero Hurtado, 93, Mexican potter.
* Kumar Pallana, 94, Indian actor (The Royal Tenenbaums, The Terminal, Romance & Cigarettes) and vaudeville performer.
* Kazem Sarikhani, 35, Iranian Olympic judoka (2000), Asian champion (2000), brain damage.
* Herry Janto Setiawan, 40, Indonesian Olympic cyclist.
* Jim Shumate, 91, American bluegrass musician.
* Cal Smith, 81, American country singer ("The Lord Knows I'm Drinking", "Country Bumpkin").
* Antoine Vergote, 91, Belgian priest and theologian.
* Georg Weinhold, 78, German Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Dresden-Meissen (1973–2008).
* Zheng Tianxiang, 99, Chinese politician and judge, President of the Supreme People's Court (1983–1988).

### 11

* Colleen Bevis, 97, American children's advocate.
* María de Villota, 33, Spanish racing driver, cardiac arrest.
* Wadih El Safi, 91, Lebanese singer-songwriter and actor.
* Margarita Ferrá de Bartol, 78, Argentine politician, member of the Chamber of Deputies for San Juan Province (2009–2013), helicopter crash.
* Stu Gilliam, 80, American actor and comedian.
* Christine Jackson, 71, British human rights campaigner, cancer.
* Johnny Kovatch, 101, American football player (Cleveland Rams).
* Erich Priebke, 100, German Nazi SS captain and war criminal.
* Terry Rhoads, 61, American actor (Liar Liar, Hitchcock, The Day After Tomorrow), amyloidosis.
* William H. Sullivan, 90, American diplomat, Ambassador to Laos (1964–1969), the Philippines (1973–1977) and Iran (1977–1979).
* Toshio Udō, 87, Japanese writer and critic, pneumonia.

### 12

* Jacques Charland, 83, Canadian Olympic ski jumper.
* Glen Dell, 51, South African aerobatics pilot, airshow crash.
* George Herbig, 93, American astronomer and academic.
* Oscar Hijuelos, 62, American novelist (The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love), winner of Pulitzer Prize (1990), heart attack.
* Eero Koivumäki, 89, Finnish Olympic rower.
* Lesław Kropp, 76, Polish Olympic wrestler.
* Lin Youren, 75, Chinese musician.
* Ulf Linde, 84, Swedish art critic, writer and museum director, member of the Swedish Academy.
* Hans Wilhelm Longva, 71, Norwegian diplomat, cancer.
* Owe Lostad, 91, Swedish Olympic rower (1960).
* Martiens Louw, 75, South African rugby union player, coach and administrator.
* Michelle Madoff, 85, Canadian-born American politician, member of the Pittsburgh City Council (1978–1993).
* Eduard Martsevich, 76, Soviet and Russian film and theater actor, cirrhosis.
* Patsy Norvell, 70–71, American artist.
* Malcolm Renfrew, 103, American polymer chemist and inventor.
* Mann Rubin, 85, American screenwriter (The First Deadly Sin, The Mod Squad, Barnaby Jones).

### 13

* Olga Aroseva, 87, Russian actress.
* Martin Drewes, 94, German military pilot, World War II flying ace.
* Augusta Clark, 81, American politician, lawyer and librarian, member of the Philadelphia City Council (1980–2000).
* Rosalie Gower, 82, Canadian women's rights advocate, complications of a stroke.
* Bob Green, 91, American jazz pianist and bandleader.
* Jessica Huntley, 86, Guyanese-born British publisher.
* Dottie Berger MacKinnon, 71, American children's advocate.
* Joe Meriweather, 59, American basketball player (Kansas City Kings).
* Angela Moldovan, 86, Romanian singer and actress (Veronica), Order of the Star of Romania recipient, cardiac arrest.
* Tatsuo Ozawa, 96, Japanese politician (Minister of Welfare).
* Mario Picone, 87, American baseball player (New York Giants, Cincinnati Redlegs).
* Graham Reynolds, 99, British art historian.
* Philippos Syrigos, 65, Greek sports journalist, cancer.
* David Thomson, 88, Australian politician, member of the House of Representatives (1975–1983).
* Tommy Whittle, 87, British jazz saxophonist, pneumonia.
* Takashi Yanase, 94, Japanese cartoonist (Anpanman), heart failure.

### 14

* Wally Bell, 48, American baseball umpire, heart attack.
* José Borello, 83, Argentine footballer.
* Max Cahner, 76, Spanish Catalan politician and writer.
* James Joseph Daly, 92, American Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Rockville Centre (1977–1996).
* Bob Elliott, 85, Canadian politician and scientist.
* Kōichi Iijima, 83, Japanese poet, malabsorption syndrome.
* Josef Majer, 88, Czechoslovak football player.
* Pauke Meijers, 79, Dutch footballer (Feyenoord), Alzheimer's disease.
* Bruno Metsu, 59, French football player and coach (Senegal, United Arab Emirates), colorectal cancer.
* Käty van der Mije-Nicolau, 73, Romanian-born Dutch chess grandmaster, cardiac arrest.
* Frank Moore, 67, American performance artist, pleural pneumonia.
* Ryōzō Nagashima, 77, Japanese editor and translator, heart failure.
* Maxine Powell, 98, American etiquette instructor (Motown).

### 15

* Tommy Andersson, 50, Swedish actor.
* Donald Bailey, 80, American jazz drummer.
* Ian Douglas-Wilson, 101, British physician and editor (The Lancet).
* Nevill Drury, 66, English-born Australian author and publisher, liver failure.
* Sean Edwards, 26, British racing driver, racetrack collision.
* El Brazo, 52, Mexican professional wrestler, complications of diabetes.
* Rudolf Friedrich, 90, Swiss politician, member of the Federal Council (1982–1984).
* Cancio Garcia, 75, Filipino jurist, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court (2004–2007), heart attack.
* Harry Hughes, 84, English professional footballer.
* Arsala Jamal, 47, Afghan provincial governor, bombing.
* Eugène Georges Joseph Lecrosnier, 90, French Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Belfort-Montbéliard (1979–2000).
* Jack Lynn, 86, British architect.
* Gloria Lynne, 83, American jazz vocalist, heart attack.
* Rudy Minarcin, 83, American baseball player (Cincinnati Redlegs, Boston Red Sox).
* George Olesen, 88, American comic strip artist (The Phantom).
* Gustav Ranis, 83, American economist and emeritus professor at Yale.
* Hans Riegel, 90, German entrepreneur (Haribo).
* Rodolfo Rivademar, 85, Argentine Olympic silver-medalist sailor (1948).
* Pat Ryan, 61, New Zealand boxer.
* Reiner Schilling, 70, German Olympic wrestler.

### 16

* Albert Bourlon, 96, French racing cyclist.
* Govind Purushottam Deshpande, 74, Indian playwright and academic.
* Charles Halton, 81, British-born Australian mathematician and civil servant.
* George Hourmouziadis, 81, Greek archaeologist.
* Ed Lauter, 74, American actor (The Artist, The Rocketeer, Not Another Teen Movie), mesothelioma.
* Kate Losinska, 81, British trade unionist.
* Laurel Martyn, 97, Australian ballerina and choreographer.
* Robert Rheault, 87, American army officer (Project GAMMA).
* Samuel Reid Spencer Jr., 94, American academic administrator.
* Aurelia Szőke-Tudor, 78, Romanian world champion handball player (1962).
* Saggy Tahir, 68, Indian-born American politician, natural causes.
* David Frederick Wertz, 97, American prelate, Bishop of the United Methodist Church.
* Ye Duzheng, 97, Chinese meteorologist.

### 17

* George A. Blair, 98, American businessman, entrepreneur and waterskier.
* Henry C. Boren, 92, American historian.
* Antonia Brenner, 86, American nun.
* Giorgio Dellagiovanna, 72, Italian footballer.
* Terry Fogerty, 69, British rugby league player.
* Ronald Frankish, 90, Australian cricketer.
* Giant George, 7, American Great Dane, world's tallest dog.
* Guardian Sein Win, 91, Burmese journalist and advocate of freedom of the press.
* Antonio Guidi, 85, Italian actor and voice actor.
* Jameh Jameh, 58–59, Syrian general, shot.
* Arthur Maxwell House, 87, Canadian neurologist and politician, Lieutenant-Governor of Newfoundland and Labrador (1997–2002).
* Harbhajan Singh Rissam, 62, Indian cardiologist.
* Lou Scheimer, 84, American television producer (He-Man, Fat Albert, Star Trek: The Animated Series), co-founder of Filmation, Parkinson's disease.
* Rene Simpson, 47, Canadian tennis player, brain cancer.
* Take Control, 6, American Thoroughbred racehorse, euthanized.
* Erica Vaal, 85–86, Austrian actress, writer, radio host and presenter.
* Sarojini Varadappan, 92, Indian social worker.

### 18

* Francisco Rafael Arellano Félix, 63, Mexican drug lord, shot.
* Ravuri Bharadhwaja, 86, Indian Telugu language writer.
* Mary Carver, 89, American actress (The Shadow Box, Simon & Simon).
* Felix Dexter, 52, British comedian (The Real McCoy), multiple myeloma.
* Charlie Dickson, 79, Scottish footballer (Dunfermline Athletic).
* Mac Elvis, 25, Ugandan gospel musician and music producer, drowning.
* Tom Foley, 84, American politician and diplomat, Speaker of the House of Representatives (1989–1995), Ambassador to Japan (1997–2001), complications from a stroke.
* Norman Geras, 70, British political theorist and author, emeritus professor of politics (University of Manchester).
* Michael Harvey, 82, British lettering artist.
* Roland Janes, 80, American rockabilly guitarist and record producer.
* Robert Mazer, 90, American industrialist, Chicago White Sox owner.
* Marie McDonough, 95, Australian cricketer.
* Bum Phillips, 90, American football coach (Houston Oilers, New Orleans Saints).
* Alexander James Quinn, 81, American Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Cleveland (1983–2008).
* Charles A. Sorber, 74, American civil engineer, engineering professor, and academic administrator.
* Allan Stanley, 87, Canadian Hall of Fame ice hockey player, four-time Stanley Cup winner (1962, 1963, 1964, 1967).
* Bill Young, 82, American politician, member of the House of Representatives from Florida (since 1971), complications from back injury.

### 19

* John Bergamo, 73, American percussionist and composer.
* Georges Descrières, 83, French actor (Arsène Lupin), cancer.
* Vladimir Eljanov, 62, Ukrainian chess master and trainer.
* Hilda Hänchen, 94, German physicist.
* Manuel Haro, 82, Spanish footballer.
* Noel Harrison, 79, British singer ("The Windmills of Your Mind"), actor (The Girl From U.N.C.L.E.) and Olympic skier, heart attack.
* Ronald Shannon Jackson, 73, American percussionist, leukemia.
* Vladimir Keilis-Borok, 92, Russian mathematical geophysicist and seismologist.
* Zubaida Khanum, 78, Pakistani singer.
* Kurt Kurz, 86, Austrian Olympic ice hockey player.
* Jon Locke, 86, American actor (Land of the Lost), complications from a stroke.
* William C. Lowe, 72, American businessman, involved in development of IBM PC.
* Rosario Martinelli, 72, Italian professional football player.
* Nosratollah Momtahen, 89, Iranian Olympic sport shooter.
* Jakkrit Panichpatikum, 40, Thai sport shooter, shot.
* Y. Radhakrishnamurthy, 85, Indian politician, member of the Rajya Sabha (1996–2002).
* K. Raghavan, 99, Indian Malayalam film music composer.
* Mikihiko Renjō, 65, Japanese novelist, cancer.
* Geoff Smith, 85, English footballer (Bradford City).
* Viktor Tsybulenko, 83, Ukrainian Olympic champion javelin thrower (1960).
* Mahmoud Zoufonoun, 93, Iranian traditional musician, Alzheimer's disease.

### 20

* Yukichi Amano, 80, Japanese columnist, interstitial lung disease.
* Leon Ashley, 77, American country music singer.
* Bruce Beeby, 91, Australian actor (Journey into Space).
* Thomas Blondeau, 35, Flemish writer and poet, aortic rupture.
* Jovanka Broz, 88, Yugoslav army officer, First Lady (1953–1980), widow of Josip Broz Tito.
* Dullahan, 4, American Thoroughbred racehorse, euthanized.
* Dimiter Gotscheff, 70, German theatre director.
* Stephen S. Gottlieb, 77, American politician, heart failure.
* Bernardo Filipe Governo, 74, Mozambican Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Quelimane (1976–2007).
* Martin Greenberg, 95, American book publisher.
* Don James, 80, American football coach (University of Washington), pancreatic cancer.
* David Jimenez, 74, Puerto Rican American professional golfer, Alzheimer's disease.
* Jamalul Kiram III, 75, Filipino politician, claimant to the Sultanate of Sulu, multiple organ failure.
* Lawrence Klein, 93, American economist, predicted post-World War II economic boom, laureate of Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences (1980).
* Nikolai B. Kopnin, 67, Russian physicist.
* Alain Lascoux, 69, French mathematician.
* Kurt Lindlgruber, 78, Austrian sprint canoeist.
* Michael Locke, 84, English-born Canadian biologist.
* Émile Louis, 79, French murderer.
* Vallachira Madhavan, 79, Malayalam novelist and short story writer.
* Herman Makkink, 75, Dutch sculptor, graphic artist and illustrator.
* Ray Martynuik, 63, Canadian ice hockey player.
* Imre Nagy, 80, Hungarian Olympic champion modern pentathlete (1960).
* Pierre Page, 86, Swiss Olympic athlete.
* Warner R. Schilling, 88, American political scientist.
* Joginder Singh, 81, Kenyan rally driver.
* Bobby Thomas, 80, American jazz drummer.
* Larri Thomas, 81, American actress (Million Dollar Mermaid, The Silencers, Love Me or Leave Me), fall.
* Sid Yudain, 90, American journalist, founder of Roll Call.
* Dmitri Zaikin, 81, Russian engineer and cosmonaut trainer.

### 21

* Bud Adams, 90, American businessman, owner of the Tennessee Titans, natural causes.
* Aldo Bolzan, 80, Luxembourgish cyclist.
* Gianni Ferrio, 88, Italian composer, conductor and music arranger.
* Keryn Jordan, 37, South African footballer (Auckland City), cancer.
* Munawwar Ali Khan, 88, Pakistani cricketer.
* Mohammed Vizarat Rasool Khan, 66, Indian educationalist and politician.
* Rune T. Kidde, 56, Danish writer, storyteller, musician and artist.
* Frank Lima, 74, American poet.
* Irma Lozano, 69, Mexican actress, mouth cancer.
* Stuart McGee, 72–73, Irish priest.
* Colonel Robert Morris, 58, American musician, complications of a heart attack.
* Major Owens, 77, American politician, member of the House of Representatives for New York (1983–2007).
* Bohdan Przywarski, 81, Polish Olympic basketball player.
* Jackie Rea, 92, Northern Irish snooker player.
* Kanjuro Shibata XX, 92, Japanese bowmaker and kyūdō teacher.
* Karl Sim, 89, New Zealand artist and art forger.
* Karen Sogn, 82, Norwegian politician, member of the Storting from Vestfold (1977–1985).
* Dick van den Polder, 79, Dutch footballer (S.B.V. Excelsior).
* Oscar Yanes, 86, Venezuelan author.

### 22

* Oriol Bohigas Martí, 75, Spanish and French physicist.
* Helen Breger, 95, Austrian-born American visual artist, educator
* Mark Clarke, 63, Caymanian Olympic sailor.
* Marylou Dawes, 80, Canadian concert pianist.
* Lajos Für, 82, Hungarian politician and historian, Minister of Defence (1990–1994).
* William Harrison, 79, American author and screenwriter (Rollerball), kidney failure.
* Hou Renzhi, 101, Chinese geographer.
* Joseph H. Hulse, 90, Canadian biochemist, food technologist and writer.
* Théophile Georges Kassab, 68, Syrian Syriac Catholic hierarch, Archbishop of Homs (since 2000).
* Yanwari Kazama, 36, Japanese cartoonist, liver failure.
* Antonio Márquez Ramírez, 77, Mexican football referee.
* Shizuka Murayama, 94, Japanese-French painter.
* Kadir Özcan, 61, Turkish football player and coach, cardiac arrest.
* James Robinson Risner, 88, American airman.
* Nauman Shabbir, 59, Pakistani cricketer.
* Mark Small, 45, American baseball player (Houston Astros).
* Piotr Wala, 76, Polish Olympic ski-jumper.

### 23

* Suleiman Arabiyat, 74–75, Jordanian academic and politician, Agriculture Minister (1989–1990).
* Wes Bialosuknia, 68, American basketball player (University of Connecticut, Oakland Oaks).
* Parcelle Bop, 66, Nauruan politician, MP (1984–1986).
* Anthony Joseph Burgess, 75, Australian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Wewak (2002−2013).
* Sir Anthony Caro, 89, British sculptor, heart attack.
* Bjørn Christoffersen, 86, Norwegian rower.
* Niall Donohue, 22, Irish hurler (Galway), suicide.
* Adrian Ettlinger, 88, American electrical engineer.
* John T. Gregorio, 85, American politician, member of the New Jersey General Assembly (1976−1978) and Senate (1978−1983), Mayor of Linden (1990−2006), leukemia.
* Dolores Lambaša, 32, Croatian actress, injuries sustained in traffic collision.
* Charles Letts, 95, English entrepreneur.
* E. Raymond Lynch, 90, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1979−1980).
* Gypie Mayo, 62, English rock guitarist (Dr. Feelgood, The Yardbirds) and songwriter ("Milk and Alcohol").
* Bill Mazer, 92, American sportscaster.
* Ettore Perego, 100, Italian Olympic gymnast (1948).
* Esteban Siller, 82, Mexican voice actor.
* Edward Thorne, 89, New Zealand navy chief of staff.

### 24

* Antonia Bird, 62, English television drama and film director, thyroid cancer.
* Manna Dey, 94, Indian playback singer, respiratory illness and renal failure.
* Manolo Escobar, 82, Spanish singer and actor.
* Brooke Greenberg, 20, American woman with rare slow-aging condition, bronchomalacia.
* Ben Haden, 88, American televangelist, broadcaster and CIA operative.
* Ana Bertha Lepe, 79, Mexican actress, Miss Mexico (1953).
* Boris Magaš, 83, Croatian architect and academic.
* Arthur Maling, 90, American author.
* Lew Mayne, 93, American football player.
* Raymond Mwanyika, 83, Tanzanian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Njombe (1971−2002).
* Kadir Nurman, 80, Turkish-born German restaurateur, credited with inventing the doner kebab.
* Augusto Odone, 80, Italian economist and medical pioneer (Lorenzo's oil).
* Ebbe Parsner, 91, Danish Olympic rower (1948, 1952).
* Reggie Rogers, 49, American football player (Detroit Lions), cocaine and alcohol intoxication.
* Stephen Shepich, 65, American politician and former member of the Michigan House of Representatives in 1993 and 1994.
* Nyanasamvara Suvaddhana, 100, Thai Buddhist monk, Supreme Patriarch of Thailand (since 1989).
* Henry Taylor, 80, English racing driver.
* Deborah Turbeville, 81, American fashion photographer, lung cancer.
* Zuzzurro, 67, Italian actor and comedian, lung cancer.

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* Ron Ackland, 78, New Zealand rugby league player and coach.
* Pauline M. Clerk, 78, Ghanaian civil servant, natural causes.
* Jenny Dalenoord, 95, Dutch illustrator of children's books and cartoon artist.
* Arthur Danto, 89, American philosopher and art critic.
* Nigel Davenport, 85, English actor (Chariots of Fire, Howards' Way).
* Friedrich Fetz, 85, Austrian Olympic gymnast.
* Roy Grantham, 86, British trade unionist, General Secretary of APEX (1971–1989).
* Bill Gulick, 97, American author and historian.
* Sir Nicholas Hunt, 82, British admiral.
* Tokiko Iwatani, 97, Japanese lyricist, pneumonia.
* Arne Johansen, 86, Norwegian Olympic speed skater (1952).
* Dan Laksov, 73, Norwegian mathematician and human rights activist.
* Piero Mazzarella, 85, Italian actor.
* Tommy McConville, 67, Irish footballer.
* Paddy McFarlane, 81, New Zealand footballer.
* Ray Melikian, 95, American fighter pilot.
* Peter Mitterer, 66, Austrian politician, Senator (2005–2013), President of the Federal Council (2005, 2010).
* Hal Needham, 82, American stuntman and film director (Smokey and the Bandit, The Cannonball Run), cancer.
* Paul Reichmann, 83, Canadian businessman and real estate mogul (Olympia and York).
* Bill Sharman, 87, American Hall of Fame basketball player (Boston Celtics) and coach (Los Angeles Lakers), complications from a stroke.
* Lawrence Leighton Smith, 77, American conductor and pianist.
* Amparo Soler Leal, 80, Spanish actress, cardiac arrest.
* Sir William Tyree, 81, Australian engineer and businessman.
* Piero Tiberi, 66, Italian actor and voice actor.
* Chico Vaughn, 73, American basketball player (St. Louis Hawks, Detroit Pistons), cancer.
* Marcia Wallace, 70, American actress (The Simpsons, The Bob Newhart Show) and comedian, pneumonia.

### 26

* Ritva Arvelo, 92, Finnish actress, director and screenwriter.
* Gias Kamal Chowdhury, 74, Bangladeshi journalist.
* Ron Davies, 91, Welsh photographer.
* Denis Foley, 79, Irish politician, Teachta Dála (1981−1989, 1992−2002), Senator (1989−1992).
* Gabriel of Komana, 67, Belgian-born French Orthodox archbishop, cancer.
* Elza Furtado Gomide, 88, Brazilian mathematician.
* Doug Ireland, 67, American journalist and blogger.
* Al Johnson, 65, American soul singer (The Unifics).
* P. S. Manisundaram, 85, Indian academic.
* Andries Maseko, 58, South African footballer.
* Michael Neuberger, 59, British biochemist, myeloma.
* Points Offthebench, 4, American Thoroughbred racehorse, euthanized.

### 27

* Aldo Barbero, 76, Argentine actor.
* Julian Bennett, 84, American politician.
* Vinko Coce, 59, Croatian singer, complications from diabetes.
* Fred Creba, 68, New Zealand Paralympic sportsperson.
* Noel Davern, 67, Irish politician, Teachta Dála (1969−1981, 1987−2007), Member of the European Parliament (1979−1984), Minister for Education (1991−1992).
* Eddie Erautt, 89, American baseball player (Cincinnati Reds/Redlegs, St. Louis Cardinals).
* Olga Gyarmati, 89, Hungarian Olympic athlete (1948).
* Basil Hennessy, 88, Australian archaeologist.
* Leonard Herzenberg, 81, American immunologist and geneticist.
* F. Landa Jocano, 83, Filipino anthropologist.
* Luigi Magni, 85, Italian screenwriter and film director.
* Michael Mandel, 65, Canadian legal academic.
* Roger McGee, 86, American actor (Forbidden Planet).
* Darryn Randall, 32, South African cricketer (Border), head trauma.
* Lou Reed, 71, American rock musician (The Velvet Underground) and songwriter ("Walk on the Wild Side"), liver disease.
* Nir Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana, 99, Nepalese field marshal.
* Albie Thomas, 78, Australian Olympic runner and world record holder.
* Sir Michael Wilkes, 73, British army general, Lieutenant Governor of Jersey (1995–2001).

### 28

* Nalini Ambady, 54, Indian social psychologist, leukemia.
* Adolphus Bell, 69, American electric blues musician, lung cancer.
* Bonfire, 30, German Olympic champion dressage horse (2000), euthanized following adrenal disease and hoof inflammation.
* Troy Clarke, 44, Australian football player, coronary atherosclerosis.
* Trygve Fjetland, 87, Norwegian businessperson.
* Marea Gazzard, 85, Australian sculptor and ceramicist.
* Tommy Gumina, 82, American jazz accordionist and musical instrument builder.
* Ferdinand Havlík, 85, Czech clarinetist and composer, co-founder of Semafor.
* Tetsuharu Kawakami, 93, Japanese baseball player and manager (Yomiuri Giants).
* Eunice Kazembe, 61, Malawian politician, Minister of Industry and Trade (2009–2012), Minister for Education (since 2012).
* Tadashi Maeda, 66, Japanese politician, member of the House of Representatives (1990–1993, 1996–2000), heart failure.
* Tadeusz Mazowiecki, 86, Polish politician, Prime Minister (1989–1991), member of the Sejm (1961–1972, 1991–2001).
* Layne Redmond, 61, American drummer and author, breast cancer.
* Ike Skelton, 81, American politician, member of the House of Representatives from Missouri (1977–2011), pneumonia.
* Aleksandar Tijanić, 64, Serbian journalist, general director of Radio Television of Serbia, heart attack.
* Rajendra Yadav, 84, Indian Hindi fiction writer.
* Mária Zalai-Kövi, 89, Hungarian Olympic gymnast.

### 29

* Allal Ben Kassou, 71, Moroccan Olympic footballer (FAR Rabat).
* Jaime Casagrande, 64, Brazilian footballer (Figueirense).
* Jean Rénald Clérismé, 75, Haitian politician, diplomat and priest, Foreign Minister (2006–2008).
* Stephen H. Crandall, 92, American mechanical engineer and academic.
* Sherman Halsey, 56, American music video director.
* Rudolf Kehrer, 90, Georgian-born German classical pianist.
* Ferdie le Grange, 65, South African plastic surgeon and marathon runner.
* Martha Longenecker, 93, American artist and academic, founded Mingei International Museum.
* Srđa Popović, 76, Serbian civil rights lawyer and activist.
* Sheikh Salahuddin, 44, Bangladeshi cricketer, cardiac arrest.
* John-David Schofield, 75, American Anglican prelate, Bishop of San Joaquin (1988–2011).
* João Rodrigo Silva Santos, 35, Brazilian footballer (Bangu, Östers, Madureira), murdered.
* John Spence, 95, American World War II veteran, first combat frogman (diver).
* Graham Stark, 91, English comedian and actor (The Pink Panther, Superman III, Alfie), stroke.
* Jan van de Ven, 88, Dutch politician, member of the House of Representatives (1976–1981).
* Wong Kim Poh, 79, Singaporean Olympic basketballer.

### 30

* Max Bléneau, 79, French cyclist.
* Lincoln P. Bloomfield, 93, American academic.
* Edward Chupa, 95, American football player and coach.
* Bill Currie, 84, American baseball player (Washington Senators).
* Leo Gravelle, 88, Canadian ice hockey player (Montreal Canadiens).
* Pete Haycock, 62, English guitarist (Climax Blues Band), heart attack.
* Marilyn E. Jacox, 84, American physicist.
* Dave MacFarlane, 46, Scottish footballer (Rangers, Kilmarnock).
* Ray Mielczarek, 67, Welsh footballer (Wrexham).
* Joaquín José Morón Hidalgo, 71, Venezuelan Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Valle de la Pascua (1992−2002) and Acarigua-Araure (since 2002), cancer.
* Michael Palmer, 71, American novelist, heart attack and stroke.
* Anca Petrescu, 64, Romanian architect and politician, MP (2004–2008), chief architect of the Palace of the Parliament, complications following traffic collision.
* J. R. Salamanca, 90, American author and academic.
* Frank Wess, 91, American jazz saxophonist and flautist, heart attack.

### 31

* April, 30, Belizean zoo tapir.
* John Benetti, 76, Australian rules footballer.
* Bruno Bertagna, 78, Italian Roman Catholic archbishop, Secretary (1994−2007) and Vice-President of Council for Legislative Texts (2007−2010).
* Toby Bluth, 73, American artist and animator (Alvin & the Chipmunks, The Smurfs).
* Walter Brown, 86, New Zealand actor.
* Radha Burnier, 89, Indian theosophist leader.
* Murray Cardiff, 79, Canadian politician.
* Chris Chase, 90, American actress (Killer's Kiss, All That Jazz), pancreatic cancer.
* Evelyn de Mille, 94, Canadian bookseller.
* Gérard de Villiers, 83, French thriller writer (Son Altesse Sérénissime), pancreatic cancer.
* Jagadish Ghimire, 67, Nepalese writer and development worker, cancer.
* Robert Gray, 68, American actor (Innerspace).
* Trees Huberts-Fokkelman, 79, Dutch politician, member of the Senate (1991–1995).
* Trevor Kletz, 91, British chemical engineer and safety consultant.
* Johnny Kucks, 80, American baseball player (New York Yankees, Kansas City Athletics), cancer.
* Henryk Markiewicz, 90, Polish historian.
* William Morris, 88, British Church of Scotland minister and author.
* Andres Narvasa, 84, Filipino lawyer and jurist, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court (1991−1998), pneumonia.
* Bobby Parker, 76, American blues-rock guitarist.
* K. P. Saxena, 81, Indian satirist and writer.
* Charles Suckling, 93, British biochemist.