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Deaths in January 2020
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The following is a list of notable deaths in January 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.
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January 2020
1
- János Aczél, 95, Hungarian-Canadian mathematician.[1]
- Lexii Alijai, 21, American rapper, drug and alcohol overdose.[2]
- Chris Barker, 39, English footballer (Barnsley, Cardiff City, Southend United), suicide.[3]
- Joan Benson, 94, American keyboard player.[4]
- Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Blagonravov, 86, Russian scientist.[5]
- George W. Blair, 98, American politician, member of the South Dakota House of Representatives (1979–1986).[6]
- Marius Bruat, 89, French footballer.[7]
- Günter Brümmer, 86, German canoeist.[8]
- Martin Bundi, 87, Swiss politician, president of the National Council (1985–1986).[9]
- Carlos De León, 60, Puerto Rican boxer, WBC cruiserweight champion (1980–1982, 1983–1985, 1986–1988, 1989–1990), heart attack.[10]
- Alexander Frater, 82, British-Australian travel writer and journalist.[11]
- Marty Grebb, 73, American musician (The Buckinghams).[12]
- Tommy Hancock, 90, American musician.[13]
- Doug Hart, 80, American football player (Green Bay Packers).[14]
- Walter Hayman, 93, German-born British mathematician.[15]
- Jiao Ruoyu, 104, Chinese politician and diplomat, Mayor of Beijing (1981–1983), Ambassador to Peru (1972–1977) and Iran (1977–1979).[16]
- Les Josephson, 77, American football player (Los Angeles Rams) and actor (Heaven Can Wait).[17]
- Don Larsen, 90, American baseball player (New York Yankees, Baltimore Orioles, San Francisco Giants), esophageal cancer.[18]
- Bengt Levin, 61, Swedish orienteer, world championship silver medalist (1981).[19]
- Peter Lo Su Yin, 96, Malaysian politician, Chief Minister of Sabah (1965–1967).[20]
- Aleksandr Manachinsky, 61, Ukrainian Olympic swimmer (1976).[21]
- Jim Manning, 76, American baseball player (Minnesota Twins).[22]
- Barry McDonald, 79, Australian rugby union player (national team).[23]
- Roland Minson, 90, American basketball player (BYU Cougars).[24]
- Jimmy Moran, 84, Scottish footballer (Norwich City, Northampton Town, Workington).[25]
- Peter Neumann, 88, Canadian football player (Hamilton Tiger-Cats).[26]
- Ng Jui Ping, 71, Singaporean entrepreneur and army general, Chief of Defence Force (1992–1995), pancreatic cancer.[27]
- Chris Pattikawa, 79, Indonesian film director and producer.[28]
- Jaap Schröder, 94, Dutch violinist and conductor.[29]
- Dick Scott, 96, New Zealand historian.[30]
- Katsura Shinnosuke, 66, Japanese rakugoka, acute myeloid leukemia.[31]
- David Stern, 77, American sports executive and lawyer, commissioner of the National Basketball Association (1984–2014), brain hemorrhage.[32]
- Silva Zurleva, 61, Bulgarian journalist, heart attack.[33]
2
- John Baldessari, 88, American conceptual artist.[34]
- Fazilatunnesa Bappy, 49, Bangladeshi lawyer and politician, MP (2011–2018), pneumonia.[35]
- Daitari Behera, 81, Indian politician, MLA (1974–1977 and 1995–2000).[36]
- Tom Buck, 81, American politician, member of the Georgia House of Representatives (1966–2004).[37]
- Michel Celaya, 89, French rugby player (national team).[38]
- Lorraine Chandler, 73, American singer and songwriter.[39]
- Chen Suhou, 83, Chinese politician, Vice Governor of Hainan (1990–1997), Vice Chairman of the Hainan Provincial People's Congress (1997–2003).[40]
- Marie Clarke, 104, American labor leader.[41]
- Auxence Contout, 94, French Guianese writer.[42]
- Mohamed Salah Dembri, 81, Algerian politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs (1993–1996).[43]
- R. Kern Eutsler, 100, American United Methodist Church bishop.[44]
- Marian Finucane, 69, Irish broadcaster (Liveline, The Marian Finucane Show).[45]
- Nick Fish, 61, American politician and lawyer, Portland city commissioner (since 2008), stomach cancer.[46]
- Veronika Fitz, 83, German actress (The Vulture Wally, The Spessart Inn, Oh! This Bavaria!).[47]
- Bill Graham, 84, Canadian football player (Hamilton Tiger-Cats).[48]
- Robert M. Graham, 90, American computer scientist.[49]
- Terry Gray, 81, Canadian ice hockey player (St. Louis Blues, Los Angeles Kings).[50]
- Edward A. Grouby Jr., 92, American politician, Alabama state representative (1978–1990).[51]
- Luciana Guindani, 82, Italian Olympic sprint canoer.[52]
- Tom Hickey, 86, Canadian politician, member of the Newfoundland and Labrador House of Assembly (1966–1986).[53]
- Gale McArthur, 90, American basketball player (Oklahoma State Cowboys).[54]
- Bruce McEwen, 81, American neuroendocrinologist.[55]
- Jack McGuire, 86, American politician, member of the Illinois House of Representatives (1990–2012).[56]
- Yukiko Miyake, 54, Japanese politician, member of the House of Representatives (2009–2012), suicide by drowning.[57]
- Roman Monchenko, 55, Russian rower, Olympic bronze medallist (1996).[58]
- George Nicolau, 94, American arbitrator, MLB (1985–1995), NHL (1993–1996), NBA (1979–1981), president of NAA.[59]
- Bogusław Polch, 78, Polish artist.[60]
- Najwa Qassem, 52, Lebanese journalist and television presenter (Al Arabiya), heart attack.[61]
- Élisabeth Rappeneau, 84, French film director (J'ai peur d'oublier) and screenwriter (Lovers Like Us, Une Femme ou Deux).[62]
- Jacques Renaud, 96, French racing cyclist.[63]
- Ricardo Rosales, 85, Guatemalan politician, head of the Guatemalan Party of Labour (1974–1996).[64]
- Edward Spiegel, 88, American physicist.[65]
- Shen Yi-ming, 62, Taiwanese Air Force general officer, Chief of the General Staff (since 2019), helicopter crash.[66]
- D. P. Tripathi, 67, Indian politician, MP (2012–2018).[67]
- Grant Weatherstone, 88, Scottish rugby union player (Edinburgh District, national team).[68]
- Barbara Uehling, 87, American educator and university administrator, complications from Alzheimer's disease.[69]
- Sam Wyche, 74, American football player (Washington Redskins) and coach (Cincinnati Bengals, Tampa Bay Buccaneers), melanoma.[70]
3
- Derek Acorah, 69, English self-styled spiritual medium and television personality (Most Haunted, Derek Acorah's Ghost Towns), sepsis.[71]
- Antonis Balomenakis, 65, Greek lawyer and politician, MP (2015–2019).[72]
- Christopher Beeny, 78, English actor (Upstairs, Downstairs, In Loving Memory, Last of the Summer Wine).[73]
- Robert Blanche, 57, American actor (Grimm, World Trade Center, Leverage).[74]
- Pete Brewster, 89, American football player (Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers) and coach.[75]
- Wolfgang Brezinka, 91, German-Austrian educational scientist.[76]
- Ninez Cacho-Olivares, 78, Filipino journalist (Daily Tribune), heart attack.[77]
- Domenico Corcione, 90, Italian general, Minister of Defence (1995–1996).[78]
- Gérard de Sélys, 75, Belgian journalist.[79]
- Mónica Echeverría, 99, Chilean journalist, writer and actress.[80]
- Ken Fuson, 63, American journalist (The Baltimore Sun, The Des Moines Register), complications from liver disease.[81]
- James W. Hennigan Jr., 92, American politician, member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives (1953–1955) and Massachusetts Senate (1955–1965).[82]
- Reuben Hersh, 92, American mathematician.[83]
- Nathaël Julan, 23, French footballer (Le Havre, Valenciennes, Guingamp), traffic collision.[84]
- M. Sakthivel Murugan, Indian politician, MLA (2001–2006), heart attack.[85]
- Stella Maris Leverberg, 57, Argentine politician and trade unionist, Deputy (2007–2015), traffic collision.[86]
- Penny Morrell, 81, British actress (A Stitch in Time, Mrs. Gibbons' Boys, The End of the Affair).[87]
- Rameshwar Prasad, Indian politician, MLA (1980–1985), kidney disease.[88]
- Harvey Reti, 82, Canadian Olympic boxer (1964).[89]
- Bernard Ryan Jr., 96, American writer.[90]
- Michael Shute, 68, Canadian academic, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.[91]
- Yoshikazu Sunako, 87, Japanese motorcycle and racecar driver.[92]
- Douglas N. Walton, 77, Canadian academic.[93]
- Bo Winberg, 80, Swedish singer and guitarist.[94]
- People killed in the Baghdad International Airport airstrike:[95]
- Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, 65, Iraqi military commander, head of the Popular Mobilization Forces (since 2011).
- Qasem Soleimani, 62, Iranian major general, commander of the Quds Force (since 1998).
4
- Oliver Batali Albino, 84, South Sudanese politician, heart failure.[96]
- Guy Arnold, 87, English writer and explorer, complications from dementia.[97]
- Sir Jack Baldwin, 81, British chemist.[98]
- Russell Bannock, 100, Canadian fighter ace during World War II.[99]
- Byron W. Bender, 90, American linguist.[100]
- Herbert Binkert, 96, German football player (1. FC Saarbrücken, Saarland national team) and manager (FC 08 Homburg).[101]
- Emanuel Borok, 75, Soviet-born American violinist (Boston Symphony Orchestra, Boston Pops, Dallas Symphony Orchestra), teacher and concertmaster, lung cancer.[102]
- Bonnie Burstow, 74, Canadian psychotherapist.[103]
- Júlio Castro Caldas, 76, Portuguese lawyer and politician, MP (1980–1983), Minister of National Defence (1999–2001).[104]
- Marie-Thérèse Cheroutre, 95, French historian, General Commissioner of Guides de France (1953–1979).[105]
- John R. Cunningham, 92, Canadian medical physicist.[106]
- Ding Xieping, 81, Chinese mathematician.[107]
- Georges Duboeuf, 86, French vintner, stroke.[108]
- Károly Gesztesi, 56, Hungarian actor (A Kind of America, The District!, Children of Glory), heart attack.[109]
- Emilio Giletti, 90, Italian racing driver.[110]
- Gugum Gumbira, 74, Indonesian gamelan composer and orchestra leader.[111]
- John W. Hasper, 84, American politician, member of the New York State Assembly (1987–1992).[112]
- Junko Hirotani, 63, Japanese singer, breast cancer.[113]
- Bill Hobbs, 70, American rower, Olympic silver medalist (1972).[114]
- Jiang Hongde, 77, Chinese engineer.[115]
- Tom Long, 51, American-born Australian actor (Two Hands, The Dish, The Postcard Bandit), encephalitis.[116]
- Lorenza Mazzetti, 92, Italian film director (Together) and novelist.[117]
- James Parks Morton, 89, American Episcopal priest and founder of Interfaith Center of New York.[118]
- K. S. S. Nambooripad, 84, Indian mathematician, academic and computer scientist.[119]
- Walter Ormeño, 93, Peruvian footballer (Club América, Atlante, national team).[120]
- P. H. Pandian, 74, Indian politician, MP (1999–2004), heart disease.[121]
- Puerto Plata, 96, Dominican musician.[122]
- Zdravko Tomac, 82, Croatian politician and writer, MP (1995–2005).[123]
- Galia Yishai, 69, Israeli actress and singer, cancer.[124]
- Ben Verhagen, 93, Dutch Olympic sailor.[125]
- Kiyoshi Yoshimoti, 71, Japanese swordsman.[126]
5
- Rubén Almanza, 90, Mexican Olympic basketball player (1952).[127]
- James Barber, 79, British biochemist.[128]
- T. N. Chaturvedi, 90, Indian civil servant, Governor of Karnataka (2002–2007) and Kerala (2004).[129]
- Peter Dyck, 73, Canadian politician, MLA (1995–2011), complications of progressive supranuclear palsy.[130]
- Betty Pat Gatliff, 89, American forensic artist, stroke.[131]
- Maciej Górski, 75, Polish diplomat, ambassador to Italy (1996–2001) and Greece (2005–2006).[132]
- Colin Howson, 74–75, British philosopher.[133]
- Guri Ingebrigtsen, 67, Norwegian politician, mayor of Vestvågøy Municipality (1999–2007) and Minister of Social Affairs (2000–2001), cancer.[134]
- Anri Jergenia, 78, Abkhazian politician, Prime Minister (2001–2002).[135]
- Walter Learning, 81, Canadian actor, director and producer, founder of Theatre New Brunswick.[136]
- Liu Zhongyi, 89, Chinese politician, Minister of Agriculture (1990–1993).[137]
- Danny Masterton, 65, Scottish footballer (Ayr United, Clyde).[138]
- John Migneault, 70, Canadian ice hockey player (Philadelphia Blazers, Vancouver Blazers, Phoenix Roadrunners), cancer.[139]
- Antoni Morell Mora, 78, Spanish-born Andorran diplomat and writer, ambassador to the Holy See (2005–2010), heart failure.[140]
- Sylvia Jukes Morris, 84, British biographer.[141]
- Charles Oguk, 55, Kenyan Olympic hockey player.[142]
- Issiaka Ouattara, 53, Ivorian rebel general (First Ivorian Civil War).[143]
- Ana Maria Primavesi, 99, Austrian-Brazilian agronomist.[144]
- Kamal Singh, 93, Indian politician, MP (1952–1962).[145]
- Sir Michael Stear, 81, British Royal Air Force air chief marshal.[146]
- Mien Sugandhi, 85, Indonesian politician, member of the People's Representative Council (1977–1993).[147]
- Hans Tilkowski, 84, German football player (Westfalia Herne, Borussia Dortmund, West Germany national team) and manager.[148]
- Bjørn Unneberg, 91, Norwegian politician.[149]
- Peter Wertheimer, 72, Romanian-Israeli flautist, saxophonist and clarinetist, cancer.[150]
- David Albin Zywiec Sidor, 72, American-Nicaraguan Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Siuna (since 2017), brain tumour.[151]
6
- Bernt Andersson, 86, Swedish football player (Djurgården) and manager (Halmstad, Helsingborg).[152]
- Timoshenko Aslanides, 76, Australian poet.[153]
- John Brownjohn, 90, British literary translator.[154]
- Ray Byrom, 85, English footballer (Accrington Stanley, Bradford (Park Avenue)).[155]
- Cabeção, 89, Brazilian footballer (Corinthians, Portuguesa, national team).[156]
- Sir George Cooper, 94, British general, Adjutant-General to the Forces (1981–1984).[157]
- Michel Didisheim, 89, Belgian aristocrat and royal secretary.[158]
- Duncan Dowson, 91, British engineer.[159]
- Mike Fitzpatrick, 56, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (2005–2007, 2011–2017), melanoma.[160]
- Reva Gerstein, 102, Canadian psychologist, educator, and mental health advocate.[161]
- Frank Gordon Jr., 90, American jurist, Justice (1975–1992) and Chief Justice (1987–1992) of the Arizona Supreme Court.[162]
- Arne Holmgren, 79, Swedish biochemist.[163]
- Prem Nath Hoon, 90, Indian military officer, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Western Command (1986–1987).[164]
- Ria Irawan, 50, Indonesian actress (Biola Tak Berdawai, Arisan!, Love for Share), lymphoma.[165]
- Oswaldo Larriva, 74, Ecuadorian academic and politician, Governor of Azuay Province (2007–2009, 2019) and Deputy (1992–1994, 2013–2017), leukaemia.[166]
- Richard Maponya, 99, South African property developer, owner of Maponya Mall.[167]
- Aloïse Moudileno-Massengo, 86, Congolese politician and lawyer, Vice President (1971–1972).[168]
- James Mehaffey, 88, Irish Anglican prelate, Bishop of Derry and Raphoe (1980–2002).[169]
- Minati Mishra, 91, Indian classical dancer.[170]
- Zacarías Ortiz Rolón, 85, Paraguayan Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Concepción en Paraguay (2003–2013).[171]
- Akbar Padamsee, 91, Indian painter.[172]
- Ivan Salaj, 58, Serbian basketball player (Crvena zvezda).[173]
- Alejandro Trujillo, 67, Chilean footballer.[174]
7
- André Abadie, 85, French rugby union player (Sporting Club Graulhetois, SC Albi).[175]
- Raghunath Singh Anjana, 75, Indian politician, MLA (1990–1993).[176]
- Zijad Arslanagić, 83, Bosnian footballer (Sarajevo, Tasmania Berlin, Yugoslavia national team).[177]
- Igor Avrunin, 62, Soviet-born Israeli shot putter and discus thrower.[178]
- Gerald Bowden, 84, British politician, MP (1983–1992).[179]
- Vincenzo Cerundolo, 60, Italian medical researcher, lung cancer.[180]
- Chang Chiu-hua, 83, Taiwanese politician, mayor (1973–1982) and county magistrate (1989–1993) of Miaoli, liver cancer.[181]
- Chi Zhiqiang, 95, Chinese pharmacologist.[182]
- Stephen Clements, 47, British radio personality (BBC Radio Ulster), suicide.[183]
- Jacques Dessange, 94, French hairdresser.[184]
- Fakhruddin G. Ebrahim, 91, Pakistani judge, Attorney General (1971–1977) and Governor of Sindh (1989–1990).[185]
- Larry Gogan, 85, Irish broadcaster (RTÉ Gold, RTÉ 2fm).[186]
- Bruce Haywood, 94, American educator.[187]
- Silvio Horta, 45, American film and television writer (Ugly Betty, Jake 2.0, Urban Legend), suicide by gunshot.[188]
- C. Harry Knowles, 91, American physicist and inventor.[189]
- Alexandre Matheron, 93, French philosopher.[190]
- Harvey Alfred Miller, 91, American botanist.[191]
- Jaime Monzó, 73, Spanish Olympic swimmer (1968).[192]
- Kennedy Njiru, 32-33, Kenyan steeplechase runner, traffic collision.[193]
- Phil O'Neill, 78, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly (1978–1984).[194]
- Khamis Al-Owairan, 46, Saudi Arabian footballer (Al-Hilal, Al-Ittihad, national team), brain cancer.[195]
- Neil Peart, 67, Canadian Hall of Fame drummer (Rush) and lyricist ("The Spirit of Radio", "Tom Sawyer"), glioblastoma.[196]
- David Penner, 61, Canadian architect, heart attack.[197]
- George Perles, 85, American football player and coach (Pittsburgh Steelers, Michigan State Spartans), Parkinson's disease.[198]
- Abderrazak Rassaa, 90, Tunisian politician, Minister of Finance (1969–1971).[199]
- Ron Rogers, 65, American cartoonist.[200]
- Rob Ronayne, 64, New Zealand lawyer and jurist, District Court judge (since 2013).[201]
- Fritz Hans Schweingruber, 83, Swiss dendrochronologist.[202]
- Colin Seeley, 84, English motorcycle engineer and racer.[203]
- Ana Lucrecia Taglioretti, 24, Paraguayan violinist.[204]
- R. P. Ulaganambi, 81, Indian politician, MP (1971–1977).[205]
- Patrick Welch, 71, American politician, member of the Illinois Senate (1983–2005), complications from a stroke.[206]
- Elizabeth Wurtzel, 52, American author (Prozac Nation), LMD as a complication of breast cancer.[207]
8
- Haskel Ayers, 83, American auctioneer and politician, member of the Tennessee House of Representatives (1967–1968).[208]
- Edd Byrnes, 87, American actor (77 Sunset Strip, Grease) and recording artist ("Kookie, Kookie (Lend Me Your Comb)").[209]
- Pat Dalton, 77, Australian footballer (Perth).[210]
- Boken Ete, 97, Indian politician, MLA (1978–1980).[211]
- Buck Henry, 89, American actor, screenwriter (The Graduate, Get Smart) and director (Heaven Can Wait), heart attack.[212]
- Peter T. Kirstein, 86, British computer scientist, brain tumour.[213]
- John Lysak, 105, American Olympic canoer.[214]
- Madan Mohan, 74, Indian cricketer (Kerala).[215]
- David Montgomery, 2nd Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, 91, British peer and businessman, member of the House of Lords (1976–1999, 2005–2015).[216]
- Infanta Pilar, Duchess of Badajoz, 83, Spanish royal, Grandee of Spain, colon cancer.[217]
- Christine Præsttun, 48, Norwegian television presenter, cancer.[218]
- Bill Ray, 83, American photojournalist (Life), heart attack.[219]
- Kevin Thompson, 58, American karateka, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.[220]
- Miklós Vető, 83, Hungarian-born French philosopher.[221]
- Zhu Yuli, 85, Chinese politician and aerospace executive, General Manager of the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (1993–1999).[222]
9
- Tom Alexander, 85, Scottish musician (The Alexander Brothers).[223]
- Michael Allison, 61, American composer and musician, cancer.[224]
- Jacques de Bauffremont, 97, French prince.[225]
- Annette Bezor, 69, Australian painter and feminist.[226]
- Walter J. Boyne, 90, American Air Force officer and writer (The Wild Blue: The Novel of the U.S. Air Force).[227]
- Galen Cole, 94, American World War II veteran and philanthropist.[228]
- Bobby Comstock, 78, American pop singer.[229]
- Rudolf de Korte, 83, Dutch politician, Deputy Prime Minister (1986–1989), Minister of Economic Affairs (1986–1989).[230]
- Pete Dye, 94, American Hall of Fame golf course designer (TPC at Sawgrass).[231]
- David Efird, 45, American philosopher.[232]
- Jack Faxon, 83, American politician, member of the Michigan House of Representatives (1965–1971) and the Michigan Senate (1971–1995).[233]
- Pampero Firpo, 89, Argentine-American professional wrestler (NWA, WWF).[234]
- Greg Gates, 93, American rower, Olympic bronze medalist (1948).[235]
- David Glass, 84, American businessman, CEO of Walmart (1988–2000), owner of the Kansas City Royals (2000–2019), complications from pneumonia.[236]
- Jo Heng, 59, Singaporean lyricist, lymphoma.[237]
- Chukwuemeka Ike, 88, Nigerian writer.[238]
- Kermit D. Johnson, 91, American army chaplain.[239]
- Euphrase Kezilahabi, 75, Tanzanian novelist, poet and scholar.[240]
- Leo Kolber, 90, Canadian politician, Senator (1983–2004), Alzheimer's disease.[241]
- Pablo Macera, 90, Peruvian historian.[242]
- Robert Molimard, 92, French physician.[243]
- Roscoe Nance, 71, American sports journalist (USA Today) and beat writer (NBA, SWAC).[244]
- Lan O'Kun, 87, American television writer (The Love Boat, Highway to Heaven, Insight), heart failure.[245]
- Breandán Ó Madagáin, 87–88, Irish scholar, writer and Celticist.[246]
- Ivan Passer, 86, Czech film director (Born to Win, Cutter's Way, Silver Bears) and screenwriter, pulmonary complications.[247]
- Matthew Quashie, 68, Ghanaian naval officer.[248]
- Phyllis Rappeport, 90, American pianist.[249]
- Mike Resnick, 77, American science fiction writer (The Goddess of Ganymede, Stalking the Unicorn, Kirinyaga), cancer.[250]
- Karel Saitl, 95, Czech Olympic weightlifter (1952).[251]
- Bergljot Sandvik-Johansen, 97, Norwegian Olympic gymnast (1952).[252]
- Jimmy Shields, 88, Northern Irish footballer (Southampton, Headington United, national team).[253]
- Hal W. Smith, 89, American baseball player (Baltimore Orioles, Kansas City Athletics, Pittsburgh Pirates).[254]
- Iñaki Vicente, 65, Filipino footballer (De La Salle Green Archers, national team), stroke.[255]
- Geoff Wilson, 81, Australian nuclear physicist and academic administrator.[256]
- Yūji Yamaguchi, Japanese anime director (The Severing Crime Edge, Fate/stay night, Angel Links).[257] (death announced on this date)
- Yong Pung How, 93, Singaporean judge, Chief Justice (1990–2006).[258]
10
- Brice Armstrong, 84, American voice actor (Dragon Ball, Case Closed, Barney & Friends).[259]
- Neda Arnerić, 66, Serbian actress (Shaft in Africa, Venom, The End of the War).[260]
- Qaboos bin Said, 79, Omani royal, Sultan (since 1970), colon cancer.[261]
- Marino Bollini, 86, Sammarinese politician, captain regent (1979, 1984–1985, 1995, 1999–2000).[262]
- André Capron, 89, French immunologist.[263]
- Alun Gwynne Jones, Baron Chalfont, 100, British politician, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs (1964–1970) and member of the House of Lords (1964–2015).[264]
- John Crosbie, 88, Canadian politician, MHA (1966–1976), MP (1976–1993), Lieutenant Governor of Newfoundland and Labrador (2008–2013).[265]
- Wolfgang Dauner, 84, German jazz pianist and composer.[266]
- Bud Fowler, 94, Canadian football player (Toronto Argonauts).[267]
- Jørgen Frantzen, 84, Danish Olympic rower.[268]
- Dante Frasnelli Tarter, 95, Italian-born Peruvian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Huarí (1967–2001).[269]
- Gopinath Gajapati, 76, Indian politician, MP (1989–1996).[270]
- Michael Greene, 86, American actor (The Dakotas, To Live and Die in L.A.).[271]
- Mozammel Hossain, 79, Bangladeshi politician, MP (1991–1995, 1996–2001, since 2008), kidney disease.[272]
- Genshō Imanari, 94, Japanese academic.[273]
- Brian James, 76, Australian rugby league player (South Sydney, St. George, national team).[274]
- Patrick Jordan, 96, English actor (The Angry Hills, The Marked One, Star Wars).[275]
- Bernard Joly, 85, French politician, Senator (1995–2004).[276]
- Roddy Lumsden, 53, Scottish poet, heart attack.[277]
- Guido Messina, 89, Italian racing cyclist, Olympic (1952) and world champion (1948, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956).[278]
- P. T. Mohana Krishnan, 84, Indian politician, MLA (1987–1991).[279]
- Marc Morgan, 57, Belgian singer-songwriter.[280]
- Michael Posluns, 78, Canadian writer and activist.[281]
- Petko Petkov, 73, Bulgarian football player (Beroe, Austria Wien, national team) and manager.[282]
- Carlos Cuco Rojas, 65, Colombian harpist (Cimarrón).[283]
- Jean-Pierre Souche, 92, French Olympic rower (1948, 1952).[284]
- Ed Sprague Sr., 74, American baseball player (Oakland Athletics, Milwaukee Brewers, Cincinnati Reds).[285]
- Tiny White, 95, New Zealand equestrian.[286]
- Wu Shuqing, 88, Chinese economist, President of Peking University (1989–1996).[287]
11
- Ahmed Ali, 87, Bangladeshi politician, prostate cancer.[288]
- Tom Belsø, 77, Danish motor racing driver, stomach cancer.[289]
- Sabine Deitmer, 72, German crime writer.[290]
- Jean-René Farthouat, 85, French lawyer and Legion of Honour recipient.[291]
- Alana Filippi, 59, French singer and songwriter.[292]
- Thomas F. Goldsmith, 80, American politician.[293]
- Musharraf Karim, 74, Bangladeshi writer.[294]
- Stan Kirsch, 51, American actor (Highlander: The Series), suicide by hanging.[295]
- La Parka, 54, Mexican professional wrestler (AAA), kidney failure after wrestling injury.[296]
- Norma Michaels, 95, American actress (The King of Queens, Mind of Mencia, Easy A).[297]
- Manfred Moore, 69, American football (San Francisco 49ers, Minnesota Vikings) and rugby league (Newtown Jets) player.[298]
- Valdir de Moraes, 88, Brazilian football player (Palmeiras, national team) and manager, multiple organ failure.[299]
- M. Chidananda Murthy, 88, Indian historian.[300]
- Edward Pinkowski, 103, American writer, journalist, and historian.[301]
- Fernanda Pires da Silva, 93, Portuguese businesswoman.[302]
- Steve Stiles, 76, American cartoonist and writer, cancer.[303]
- Hilarion Vendégou, 78, French politician, High Chief of the Isle of Pines (since 1974) and mayor of L'Île-des-Pins (since 1989).[304]
- Maceo Woods, 87, American gospel musician and organist.[305]
12
- Carlo Azzini, 84, Italian racing cyclist.[306]
- Jack Baskin, 100, American philanthropist, engineer, and businessman.[307]
- William Bogert, 83, American actor (WarGames, Small Wonder, The Greatest American Hero).[308]
- Jackie Brown, 84, Scottish boxer, Commonwealth Games champion (1958), British and Commonwealth flyweight champion (1962–1963).[309]
- Brian Clifton, 85, English footballer (Southampton, Grimsby Town, Boston United).[310]
- Shlomo Eckstein, 91, Israeli economist and President of Bar-Ilan University (1992–1996).[311]
- Mary Evelyn Fredenburg, 97, American nurse and missionary.[312]
- Tony Garnett, 83, British film producer (Kes, Earth Girls Are Easy).[313]
- Paulo Gonçalves, 40, Portuguese motorcycle rally racer, race crash.[314]
- Robert Heinich, 96, American designer and writer.[315]
- Rolf Koschorrek, 64, German politician, MP (2005–2013), cancer.[316]
- Maurice Kujur, 84, Indian politician, MP (1984–1989).[317]
- Francis MacNutt, 94, American priest.[318]
- Jayalath Manoratne, 71, Sri Lankan actor (Doo Daruwo, Handaya, Sooriya Arana), brain cancer.[319]
- Frank Nervik, 85, Norwegian footballer (Brage, Fredrikstad, national team).[320]
- Marc Riolacci, 74, French football director, President of Ligue corse de football.[321]
- Kazuo Sakurada, 71, Japanese rikishi, professional wrestler (Stampede Wrestling, CWF, BJPW) and trainer, cardiac arrhythmia.[322]
- C. Robert Sarcone, 94, American politician, member of the New Jersey General Assembly (1960–1964) and Senate (1964–1966).[323]
- Dick Schnittker, 91, American basketball player (Minneapolis Lakers).[324]
- Sir Roger Scruton, 75, British philosopher and author (How to Be a Conservative), editor of The Salisbury Review (1982–2001), lung cancer.[325]
- Aart Staartjes, 81, Dutch actor (De Stratemakeropzeeshow, Sesamstraat, Pinkeltje) and television presenter, traffic collision.[326]
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- Jean Delumeau, 96, French historian.[327]
- Carlos Girón, 65, Mexican diver, Olympic silver medalist (1980), pneumonia.[328]
- Jaime Humberto Hermosillo, 77, Mexican film director (Homework).[329]
- Murad Wilfried Hofmann, 88, German diplomat and author, Ambassador to Algeria (1987–1990) and Morocco (1990–1994).[330]
- Edmund Ironside, 2nd Baron Ironside, 95, British hereditary peer, naval officer and businessman.[331]
- Andrew Kashita, 87, Zambian politician, MP (1974–1975, 1991–1996), Minister of Mines and Industry (1973–1975) and Transport and Communications (1991–1994).[332]
- Sophie Kratzer, 30, German Olympic ice hockey player (2014), cancer.[333]
- Pierre Lacoste, 95, French admiral, Chief of Directorate-General for External Security (1982–1985).[334]
- André Lufwa, 94, Congolese sculptor.[335]
- Manmohan Mahapatra, 68, Indian film director (Neeraba Jhada, Klanta Aparahna) and screenwriter.[336]
- David Scott Milton, 85, American author and playwright.[337]
- Digby Moran, 71, Australian Aboriginal artist.[338]
- Maurice Moucheraud, 86, French racing cyclist, Olympic champion (1956).[339]
- Ștefan Petrache, 70, Moldovan singer.[340]
- Sherwood Price, 91, American actor (The Gray Ghost, Bonanza, Ice Station Zebra).[341]
- H. L. Richardson, 92, American politician, Member of the California State Senate (1966–1989), founder of Gun Owners of America.[342]
- Jack D. Shanstrom, 87, American jurist, Judge (1990–2001) and Chief Judge (1996–2001) of the U.S. District Court for Montana, Parkinson's disease.[343]
- Doug Shedden, 82, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly (1987–1999).[344]
- Isabel-Clara Simó, 76, Spanish journalist and writer.[345]
- Hylda Sims, 87, English folk musician and poet.[346]
- Gerald Weisfeld, 79, British retailer, founder of What Every Woman Wants.[347]
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- Nana Akwasi Agyeman, 86, Ghanaian politician, mayor of Kumasi (1977–2001).[348]
- Tony Beddison, 71, Australian businessman and philanthropist.[349]
- John N. Brandenburg, 90, American lieutenant general.[350]
- José Calle, 75, French rugby union footballer.[351]
- Steve Martin Caro, 71, American singer (The Left Banke), heart failure.[352]
- Nand Lal Chaudhary, 84, Indian politician, MLA (1980–1990).[353]
- Chamín Correa, 90, Mexican guitarist.[354]
- Kazi Sekendar Ali Dalim, 75, Bangladeshi politician, MP (1996–2001).[355]
- Guy Deplus, 95, French clarinetist.[356]
- Bernard Diederich, 93, New Zealand-born Haitian journalist, author and historian.[357]
- Jan-Olof Ekholm, 88, Swedish crime writer.[358]
- Giovanni Gazzinelli, 92, Brazilian physician and scientist.[359]
- Eville Gorham, 94, Canadian-American scientist.[360]
- Heshimu Jaramogi, 67, American journalist, cancer.[361]
- Jack Kehoe, 85, American actor (Serpico, The Sting, The Untouchables), complications from a stroke.[362]
- Naděžda Kniplová, 87, Czech operatic soprano.[363]
- Liang Jun, 90, Chinese tractor driver and national hero, depicted on the one yuan banknote.[364]
- Gudrun Lund, 89, Danish composer.[365]
- Carl McNulty, 89, American basketball player (Milwaukee Hawks).[366]
- Jerry Norton, 88, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles, Green Bay Packers).[367]
- Saidi Shariff, 79, Singaporean politician, MP (1980–1984).[368]
15
- Bobby Brown, 96, Scottish Hall of Fame football player (Rangers, Queen's Park) and manager (national team).[369]
- Chris Darrow, 75, American musician (Kaleidoscope, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band), stroke.[370]
- Frederick Darwent, 92, English bishop.[371]
- Mark Harris, 72, Australian rugby league player (Eastern Suburbs, North Sydney Bears, national team), throat cancer.[372]
- Rocky Johnson, 75, Canadian Hall of Fame professional wrestler (WWF, Big Time Wrestling, CWF) and trainer, pulmonary embolism.[373]
- Julie Malenfant, 46, Canadian athlete.[374]
- Bruno Nettl, 89, Czech-born American ethnomusicologist and musicologist.[375]
- Abe Piasek, 91, American public speaker.[376]
- Katherine W. Phillips, 47, American social scientist and academic, cancer.[377]
- Rocky Rosema, 73, American football player (St. Louis Cardinals), dementia.[378]
- Victor Salvemini, 73, Australian Paralympic athlete (1972, 1976).[379]
- Milovan Stepandić, 65, Serbian basketball coach (Šabac, Metalac, OKK Beograd).[380]
- Kotaro Suzumura, 76, Japanese economist, pancreatic cancer.[381]
- Ben Swane, 92, Australian nurseryman.[382]
- Saša Tešić, 50, Serbian footballer (FK Priština, FK Milicionar).[383]
- Nikolai Tsymbal, 94, Russian military officer.[384]
- Ivan Ustinov, 100, Russian intelligence officer (NKVD, SMERSH, KGB).[385]
- Michael Wheeler, 84, British sprinter, Olympic bronze medalist (1956).[386]
- David Wildt, 69, American wildlife biologist.[387]
16
- Bernard Grosfilley, 70, French alpine skier.[388]
- Maik Hamburger, 88, German writer and dramaturge.[389]
- Peter Hammersley, 91, British rear admiral.[390]
- Harry G. Haskell Jr., 98, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1957–1959), mayor of Wilmington, Delaware (1969–1973).[391]
- László Iván, 86, Hungarian psychiatrist and politician, MP (2006–2014).[392]
- John Klyberg, 88, British priest, Bishop of Fulham (1985–1996).[393]
- Naka Laxmaya, 69, Indian politician, MLA (1980–1985).[394]
- Alan Pattillo, 90, British television director (Supercar, Thunderbirds), writer and editor (All Quiet on the Western Front), complications from Parkinson's disease.[395]
- Jibon Rahman, 56, Bangladeshi film director.[396]
- Magda al-Sabahi, 88, Egyptian actress (Jamila, the Algerian).[397]
- William J. Samarin, 93, American linguist and translator.[398]
- Efraín Sánchez, 93, Colombian football player (San Lorenzo, Independiente Medellín, national team) and manager.[399]
- R. Sathyanarayana, 93, Indian musicologist.[400]
- Gene Schwinger, 87, American basketball player.[401]
- Hiroshi Suzuki, 86, Japanese-American jazz trombonist.[402]
- Christopher Tolkien, 95, British academic and editor (The Silmarillion, The History of Middle-earth).[403]
- Barry Tuckwell, 88, Australian horn player and conductor, heart disease.[404]
- Zhao Zhongxiang, 78, Chinese TV presenter (CCTV New Year's Gala).[405]
17
- Pietro Anastasi, 71, Italian footballer (Juventus, Inter, national team), amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.[406]
- Charles Carrère, 91, Senegalese poet.[407]
- Peter Clarricoats, 87, British engineer.[408]
- Jacques Desallangre, 84, French politician, Deputy (1997–2012).[409]
- Thérèse Dion, 92, Canadian TV cooking show host.[410]
- Rahşan Ecevit, 97, Turkish politician, co-founder of the Democratic Left Party.[411]
- Derek Fowlds, 82, British actor (Yes Minister, Heartbeat, East of Sudan), heart failure from sepsis.[412]
- Fernando Miguel Gil Eisner, 66, Uruguayan Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Salto (since 2018).[413]
- Grant Goldman, 69, Australian radio announcer (2GB), cancer.[414]
- Terence Hallinan, 83, American defense lawyer and prosecutor, District Attorney of San Francisco (1996–2004).[415]
- Hwang Sun-hui, 100, North Korean politician, director of the Korean Revolution Museum (since 1990), pneumonia.[416]
- Bobby Kay, 70, Canadian professional wrestler (Cormier wrestling family) and promoter (Eastern Sports Association).[417]
- Georgi Kutoyan, 38, Armenian lawyer, director of the National Security Service (2016–2018), shot.[418]
- Khagendra Thapa Magar, 27, Nepali record holder, world's shortest man (2010–2011), pneumonia.[419]
- Bapu Nadkarni, 86, Indian cricketer (national team).[420]
- Oswald Oberhuber, 88, Austrian sculptor and painter.[421]
- Walter E. Powell, 88, American politician, Ohio state senator (1967–1971), member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1971–1975).[422]
- Lech Raczak, 73, Polish theatre director, heart attack.[423]
- Steve Rayner, 66, British social scientist, cancer.[424]
- Claudio Roditi, 73, Brazilian-born American trumpeter, prostate cancer.[425]
- Roger Schneider, 36, Swiss speed skater.[426]
- Emanuele Severino, 90, Italian philosopher.[427]
- Stanisław Stefanek, 83, Polish Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Łomża (1996–2011).[428]
- Kaj Sylvan, 96, Danish sprint canoeist.[429]
- Morimichi Takagi, 78, Japanese Hall of Fame baseball player (Chunichi Dragons), heart failure.[430]
- Rhona Wurtele, 97, Canadian Olympic skier (1948).[431]
18
- Dan Andrei Aldea, 69, Romanian rock musician (Sfinx), heart attack.[432]
- Fernando Báez Sosa, 18, Argentine law student, murdered.[433][434]
- V. Balram, 72, Indian politician, MLA (1996–2004).[435]
- Mario Bergamaschi, 91, Italian footballer (Milan, Sampdoria, national team).[436]
- Peter Beyerhaus, 90, German Protestant theologian.[437]
- Bollin Eric, 21, British racehorse, St Leger winner (2002).[438]
- John Burke, 68, Canadian composer and music educator, recipient of the Jules Léger Prize for New Chamber Music (1995).[439]
- Cajun Beat, 20, American Thoroughbred racehorse, Breeders' Cup Sprint winner (2003).[440]
- Isabel Cabanillas, 26, Mexican artist and activist, shot.[441]
- Frieda Rapoport Caplan, 96, American businesswoman.[442]
- Ashwini Kumar Chopra, 63, Indian journalist, cricketer and politician, MP (2014–2019), cancer.[443]
- Allison Copening, 55, American politician, member of the Nevada Senate (2009–2013).[444]
- William C. Davis, 81, American football player (Mount Union Purple Raiders), coach (Adrian Bulldogs) and executive (Philadelphia Eagles), complications from Alzheimer's disease.[445]
- Stanley Dudrick, 84, American surgeon.[446]
- André Dulait, 82, French politician, Senator (1995–2014), mayor of Ménigoute (2001–2008).[447]
- Urs Egger, 66, Swiss film director (Children of the Open Road, Opernball).[448]
- Empire Maker, 19, American racehorse, Belmont Stakes winner (2003).[449]
- Mohamed Gouider, 79, Tunisian Olympic runner.[450]
- Antonia Gransden, 91, English historian and medievalist.[451]
- Dr. Hannibal, 56, Canadian professional wrestler (Stampede Wrestling, FMW), heart attack.[452]
- Norm Hill, 91, Canadian football player (Calgary Stampeders, Winnipeg Blue Bombers).[453]
- Peter Hobday, 82, British news presenter (Today, Newsnight, World at One).[454]
- Bubby Jones, 78, American Hall of Fame racing driver.[455]
- Egil Krogh, 80, American lawyer, U.S. Under Secretary of Transportation (1973), heart failure.[456]
- Robert Maclennan, Baron Maclennan of Rogart, 83, British politician, MP (1966–2001), Leader of the SDP (1987–1988) and President of the Liberal Democrats (1995–1998).[457]
- Abdul Mannan, 66, Bangladeshi politician, MP (since 2008), cardiac arrest.[458]
- Peter Mathebula, 67, South African WBA flyweight champion boxer (1980–1981).[459]
- Roger Nicolet, 88, Belgian-born Canadian engineer (CN Tower, Louvre Pyramid).[460]
- David Olney, 71, American singer-songwriter, heart attack.[461]
- Petr Pokorný, 86, Czech Protestant theologian.[462]
- Robert Sampson, 86, American actor (Bridget Loves Bernie, Re-Animator, Falcon Crest).[463]
- Piri Sciascia, 73, New Zealand Māori leader, kapa haka exponent and university administrator.[464]
- Abbas Ullah Shikder, 65, Bangladeshi film producer (Beder Meye Josna, Moner Majhe Tumi, Ji Hujur).[465]
- Gordon A. Smith, 100, Canadian artist.[466]
- Jim Smith, 84, Canadian politician.[467]
- Jack Van Impe, 88, American televangelist.[468]
- George Herbert Walker III, 88, American businessman, diplomat and philanthropist, Ambassador to Hungary (2003–2006).[469]
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- Charles Alverson, 84, American screenwriter (Jabberwocky).[470]
- Kazım Ayvaz, 81, Turkish Greco-Roman wrestler, Olympic champion (1964).[471]
- David Chadwick, 93, American clinical and research pediatrician and author.[472]
- Herbert W. Chilstrom, 88, American Lutheran bishop.[473]
- David Climer, 66, American sports columnist (The Tennessean), cancer.[474]
- Manfred Clynes, 94, Austrian-born Australian-American scientist, inventor and musician.[475]
- Richard M. Dudley, 81, American mathematician.[476]
- Pat Evans, 93–94, Welsh Olympic gymnast (1948).[477]
- Fang Shouxian, 87, Chinese accelerator physicist, President of the Institute of High Energy Physics.[478]
- Lee Gelber, 81, American urban historian and tour guide.[479]
- John Gibson, 60, Canadian ice hockey player (Winnipeg Jets, Toronto Maple Leafs, Los Angeles Kings).[480]
- Harold G. Glasgow, 90, American major general.[481]
- Bill Greenwood, 77, American television reporter (ABC News).[482]
- Chisako Hara, 84, Japanese actress.[483]
- Jimmy Heath, 93, American jazz saxophonist (Heath Brothers).[484]
- Marilyn Lanfear, 89, American sculptor and performance artist.[485]
- David Leach, 91, Australian vice admiral, Chief of the Naval Staff (1982–1985).[486]
- Gene London, 88, American children's television presenter (WCAU, WABD, NBC), cerebral hemorrhage from a fall.[487]
- Dee Molenaar, 101, American mountaineer and writer.[488]
- James Mollison, 88, Australian arts administrator, director of the National Gallery of Australia (1971–1989) and the National Gallery of Victoria (1989–1995).[489]
- Nanjil Nalini, 76, Indian actress.[490]
- Ikkō Narahara, 88, Japanese photographer.[491]
- Joe Steve Ó Neachtain, 77, Irish writer and playwright.[492]
- Robert Parker, 89, American R&B singer ("Barefootin'").[493]
- Sunanda Patnaik, 85, Indian Gwalior gharana classical singer.[494]
- Audrey Rennard, 87, British Olympic gymnast.[495]
- Anne Wilson Schaef, 85, American clinical psychologist and author.[496]
- Blagovest Sendov, 87, Bulgarian diplomat, mathematician and politician, Chairperson of the National Assembly (1995–1997) and ambassador to Japan (2004–2009).[497]
- Ali Mardan Shah, 63, Pakistani politician, member of the Provincial Assembly of Sindh (2002–2018), cardiac arrest.[498]
- Shin Kyuk-ho, 98, South Korean businessman, founder of Lotte Corporation.[499]
- Sher Bahadur Singh, 87, Indian politician.[500]
- Man Sood, 80, Indian cricketer (national team).[501]
- Danny Talbott, 75, American football player (Washington Redskins), cancer.[502]
- Allah Thérèse, Ivorian traditional musician.[503]
- Guy Thomas, 85, Belgian-born French songwriter.[504]
- Leonard Woodley, 92, British barrister.[505]
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- Steph Bowe, 25, Australian author and blogger, T-lymphoblastic lymphoma.[506]
- Nedda Casei, 87, American operatic mezzo-soprano.[507]
- Franck Delhem, 83, Belgian Olympic fencer (1960).[508]
- Gilles Delouche, 71, French literary scholar.[509]
- Pesach Eliyahu Falk, 77, British rabbi, heart attack[510]
- Raymond D. Fogelson, 86, American anthropologist.[511]
- Wolfgang J. Fuchs, 74, German author, historian and comic book translator.[512]
- Jay Hankins, 84, American baseball player (Kansas City Athletics).[513]
- Wendy Havran, 64, American immunologist, complications from a heart attack.[514]
- Kit Hood, 76, British-born Canadian television producer (Degrassi).[515]
- Bill Kaiserman, 77, American fashion designer, complications from a stroke and pneumonia.[516]
- Emory Kemp, 88, American civil engineer and industrial archaeologist.[517]
- Jaroslav Kubera, 72, Czech politician, President of the Senate (since 2018) and mayor of Teplice (1994–2018).[518]
- Reijo Kuistila, 88, Finnish Olympic equestrian.[519]
- Richard L. Lawson, 90, American Air Force general.[520]
- Bicks Ndoni, 61, South African politician, chief whip of Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality (since 2018), heart attack.[521]
- Ulf Norrman, 84, Swedish Olympic sailor (1968).[522]
- Gyanendra Nath Pande, Indian engineer.[523]
- Roy Piovesana, 77, Canadian historian, heart attack.[524]
- Tom Railsback, 87, American politician, member of the Illinois (1962–1966) and U.S. House of Representatives (1967–1983).[525]
- Joe Shishido, 86, Japanese actor (Youth of the Beast, Branded to Kill, A Tale of Sorrow and Sadness).[526]
- Michael I. Sovern, 88, American legal scholar and academic administrator, President of Columbia University (1980–1993), amyloid cardiomyopathy.[527]
- Shamsher Singh Surjewala, 87, Indian politician, MLA (1967–1972, 1977–1987, 1991–1992, 2005–2009), MP (1992–1998).[528]
- Mick Vinter, 65, English footballer (Notts County, Wrexham, Oxford United).[529]
- Henry C. Wente, 83, American mathematician, complications from pneumonia.[530]
21
- Paul Addison, 76, British author and historian.[531]
- Norman Amadio, 91, Canadian jazz pianist and bandleader.[532]
- Larry Amar, 47, American Olympic field hockey player (1996) and manager.[533]
- Katerina Anghelaki-Rooke, 80, Greek poet and academic.[534]
- Hédi Baccouche, 90, Tunisian politician, Prime Minister (1987–1989).[535]
- Herbert Baumann, 94, German composer.[536]
- Eugène Berger, 59, Luxembourgish politician, MP (1994–2004, since 2007).[537]
- Bandar bin Muhammad Al Saud, 95, Saudi prince.[538]
- John R. Buckley, 88, American politician, Massachusetts state representative (1965–1975), Massachusetts Secretary of Administration and Finance (1975–1979).[539]
- Hank Burnine, 87, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles).[540]
- James Chesebro, 75, American communication theorist.[541]
- Sébastien Demorand, 50, French journalist, cancer.[542]
- Terry Jones, 77, Welsh comic actor, screenwriter and film director (Monty Python), frontotemporal dementia.[543]
- Patrick Kennedy, 78, Irish politician, Senator (1981–1982, 1983–1993).[544]
- Hermann Korte, 71, German academic.[545]
- Shuchi Kubouchi, 99, Japanese Go player.[546]
- Warren Meck, 63, American psychologist.[547]
- Zlatko Mesić, 73, Croatian footballer (Dinamo Zagreb).[548]
- Vladimir Aleksandrovich Muravyov, 81, Russian military officer, Strategic Missile Forces.[549]
- Meritxell Negre, 48, Spanish singer (Peaches & Herb), cancer.[550]
- Gerry Priestley, 88, English footballer (Grimsby Town, Crystal Palace, Halifax Town).[551]
- Ismat Ara Sadique, 77, Bangladeshi politician, Minister of Primary and Mass Education (2014) and Public Administration (2014–2018), MP (since 2014).[552]
- Ronald Senungetuk, 87, American Iñupiat artist.[553]
- Tengiz Sigua, 85, Georgian politician, Prime Minister (1992–1993).[554]
- Boris Tsirelson, 69, Russian-Israeli mathematician.[555]
- Ian Tuxworth, 77, Australian politician, Chief Minister of the Northern Territory (1984–1986).[556]
- Theodor Wagner, 92, Austrian football player (Wacker Wien, national team) and manager (Wacker Innsbruck).[557]
- Gloria Weber, 86, American politician, Missouri state representative (1993–1995).[558]
- De'Runnya Wilson, 25, American football player (Mississippi State Bulldogs), shot.[559]
- Morgan Wootten, 88, American Hall of Fame high school basketball coach (DeMatha Catholic High School).[560]
- Fa-Yueh Wu, 88, Chinese mathematician and physicist, emeritus professor at Northeastern University.[561]
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- Hercules Ayala, 69, Puerto Rican professional wrestler (Stampede Wrestling, NJPW, WWC).[562]
- Tom Calvin, 93, American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers).[563]
- Roser Rahola d'Espona, 105, Spanish editor and baroness.[564]
- Sonny Grosso, 89, German-born American police detective, actor and television producer (The French Connection, Night Heat).[565]
- John Karlen, 86, American actor (Daughters of Darkness, Dark Shadows, Cagney & Lacey), heart failure.[566]
- John Kasper, 73, New Zealand cricketer (Auckland, Natal).[567]
- Gerda Kieninger, 68, German politician, member of the Landtag of North Rhine-Westphalia (1995–2017).[568]
- Salvatore Laudani, 72, Italian Olympic weightlifter.[569]
- Oskar Leupi, 87, Swiss Olympic runner.[570]
- George F. MacDonald, 81, Canadian anthropologist, director of Canadian Museum of Civilization (1983–1998).[571]
- Julius Montgomery, 90, American aerospace engineer and politician.[572]
- John Douglas Morrison, 85, Australian police officer.[573]
- Paul Murphy, 87, American politician and judge, Massachusetts state representative (1961–1974).[574]
- John S. Pobee, 82, Ghanaian theologian.[575]
- Sandor Rivnyak, 82, American Olympic handball player.[576]
- Bertrand Teyou, 50, Cameroonian author.[577]
- Addy Valero, 50, Venezuelan politician, National Assembly Deputy (since 2016), uterine cancer.[578]
- Ralph Weymouth, 102, American Vice Admiral and anti-nuclear activist.[579]
- M. Crawford Young, 88, American political scientist, complications from heart failure.[580]
23
- Robert Archibald, 39, Scottish basketball player (Memphis Grizzlies, Toronto Raptors, Club Joventut Badalona).[581]
- Sir Frederick Ballantyne, 83, Vincentian cardiologist, Governor-General (2002–2019).[582]
- Clayton Christensen, 67, American business theorist, cancer.[583]
- Hester Diamond, 91, American art collector, breast cancer.[584]
- Tom Daley, 86, English footballer (Grimsby Town).[585]
- Fernand Daoust, 93, Canadian trade unionist, President of the Fédération des travailleurs et travailleuses du Québec (1991–1993).[586]
- Frank Froehling, 77, American tennis player, lymphocytic leukemia.[587]
- Jake Godbold, 86, American politician, mayor of Jacksonville, Florida (1978–1987).[588]
- Robert Harper, 68, American actor (Frank's Place, Once Upon a Time in America, Twins), cancer.[589]
- Adolf Holl, 89, Austrian theologian.[590]
- Ricarda Jacobi, 96, German painter.[591]
- Stephen James Joyce, 87, Irish literary executor of James Joyce.[592]
- Alfred Körner, 93, Austrian football player (Rapid Wien, national team) and manager (First Vienna).[593]
- Marsha Kramer, 74, American actress (Modern Family).[594]
- Jim Lehrer, 85, American journalist (PBS NewsHour).[595]
- Thaddeus F. Malanowski, 97, American priest, Deputy Chief of Chaplains of the United States Army.[596]
- Franz Mazura, 95, Austrian operatic bass-baritone, Grammy winner (1981, 1986).[597]
- Michele McDonald, 67, American model and beauty pageant contestant, Miss USA 1971.[598]
- Patrick Mitchell, 89, British Anglican priest, Dean of Wells (1973–1989) and Windsor (1989–1997).[599]
- Gourahari Naik, 60, Indian politician, MLA (2000–2009).[600]
- Adolfo Natalini, 78, Italian architect (Superstudio).[601]
- Ashish Parmar, 40, Indian photographer, complications from a heart attack.[602]
- Gudrun Pausewang, 91, German author (The Last Children of Schewenborn, Die Wolke).[603]
- Barbara Remington, 90, American artist and illustrator.[604]
- Peter Salama, 51, Australian epidemiologist and WHO official, heart attack.[605]
- Jean-Noël Tremblay, 93, Canadian politician.[606]
- Kalevi Tuominen, 92, Finnish Hall of Fame basketball player (Tampereen Pyrintö), coach (national team) and executive.[607]
- Armando Uribe, 86, Chilean writer and diplomat, Ambassador to China (1971–1973) and winner of the National Prize for Literature (2004).[608]
- Herbert Voelcker, 90, American Olympic sports shooter (1956).[609]
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- David Adam, 83, British priest and author.[610]
- Nusrat Badr, Indian lyricist ("Dola Re Dola").[611]
- Duje Bonačić, 90, Croatian rower, Olympic champion (1952).[612]
- Georges Castera, 83, Haitian poet and writer.[613]
- José Luis Castro Medellín, 81, Mexican Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Tacámbaro (2002–2014).[614]
- Chai Chidchob, 92, Thai politician, President of the National Assembly (2008–2011).[615]
- Fernando Cordero Rusque, 80, Chilean military officer and politician, General Director of Carabineros (1995–1997) and Senator (1998–2006).[616]
- Gene Corrigan, 91, American Hall of Fame lacrosse player, coach (Washington and Lee Generals, Virginia Cavaliers) and college athletics administrator (Notre Dame Fighting Irish).[617]
- Sheldon Drobny, 74, American accountant and founder of the Air America radio network.[618]
- Robert Erwin, 85, American jurist, Justice of the Alaska Supreme Court (1970–1977), complications from heart failure.[619]
- John Fry, 90, American journalist, heart attack.[620]
- Aenne Goldschmidt, 99, Swiss expressionist dancer and choreographer.[621]
- Herman Goldstein, 88, American criminologist.[622]
- Carl Holm, 92, Danish footballer.[623]
- Kennedy Isles, 28, Saint Kitts and Nevis footballer, shot.[624]
- Leila Janah, 37, American entrepreneur, founder of Samasource, epithelioid sarcoma.[625]
- Yuri Viktorovich Kuznetsov, 73, Russian military officer, Hero of the Soviet Union.[626]
- Li Fanghua, 88, Chinese physicist, member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.[627]
- Margo Lion, 75, American theatre producer (Hairspray), brain aneurysm.[628]
- Seamus Mallon, 83, Northern Irish Gaelic footballer (Middletown) and politician, Senator (1982) and Deputy First Minister (1998–2001).[629]
- Horst Meyer, 77, German rower, Olympic gold medalist (1968).[630]
- Justice Pain, 41, American professional wrestler (CZW), suicide by jumping.[631]
- Joe Payne, 35, American heavy metal bassist and guitarist (Divine Heresy, Nile).[632]
- Ibsen Pinheiro, 84, Brazilian prosecutor and politician, President of the Chamber of Deputies (1991–1993) and Deputy (1983–1994, 2003–2011), cardiac arrest.[633]
- Juan José Pizzuti, 92, Argentine football player (Banfield, Racing Club, national team) and manager.[634]
- Sean Reinert, 48, American drummer (Cynic, Death, Æon Spoke).[635]
- Rob Rensenbrink, 72, Dutch footballer (DWS, Anderlecht, national team), progressive spinal muscular atrophy.[636]
- Zsolt Richly, 78, Hungarian animator.[637]
- Giovanny Romero Infante, 31, Peruvian journalist and LGBTQ activist.[638]
- Jagannath Rout, 77, Indian politician, MLA (1980–1990, 1995–1999), cardiac arrest.[639]
- Millard Seldin, 93, American businessman.[640]
- Vinay Kumar Sinha, 74, Indian film producer (Chor Police, Andaz Apna Apna, Naseeb).[641]
- Pete Stark, 88, American politician and attorney, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1973–2013).[642]
- Edwin Straver, 48, Dutch rally motorcyclist, injuries sustained in race crash.[643]
- Melhupra Vero, 86, Indian politician, MP (since 1989).[644]
- Wes Wilson, 82, American psychedelic poster artist (Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead, Bill Graham), cancer.[645]
- Forrest L. Wood, 87, American entrepreneur, founder of Ranger Boats.[646]
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- Antonia Apodaca, 96, American musician and songwriter.[647]
- Vasily Bakalov, 90, Russian military engineer and designer (9M113 Konkurs, 2K22 Tunguska, Drozd).[648]
- Sir Michael Cummins, 80, British parliamentary official, Serjeant at Arms of the House of Commons (2000–2005).[649]
- Siegfried Enns, 95, Canadian politician.[650]
- Meredith Etherington-Smith, 73, British fashion journalist, heart attack.[651]
- Lorenzo Ghiglieri, 88, American sculptor.[652]
- Golok Chandra Goswami, 96, Indian academic and linguist.[653]
- Nina Griscom, 65, American model, television host and columnist, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.[654]
- Ip Ching, 83, Chinese martial artist.[655]
- Anne Kulle, 76, Swedish actress.[656]
- Liang Wudong, 60, Chinese physician, COVID-19.[657]
- Otakar Mareček, 76, Czech rower, Olympic bronze medalist (1972).[658]
- Bob Markell, 95, American television producer (The Defenders, N.Y.P.D.) and art director (12 Angry Men).[659]
- Shirley Murray, 88, New Zealand hymn writer.[660]
- Tor Obrestad, 81, Norwegian author.[661]
- Narciso Parigi, 92, Italian singer and actor.[662]
- Todd Portune, 61, American politician, Hamilton County Commissioner (2001–2019), spinal cancer.[663]
- Stephen R. Reed, 70, American politician, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1975–1980) and mayor of Harrisburg (1982–2010).[664]
- Denis Rivière, 75, French painter.[665]
- Holger Romander, 98, Swedish civil servant, National Police Commissioner (1978–1987).[666]
- Dame Alison Roxburgh, 85, New Zealand women's rights advocate and community leader.[667]
- Jordan Sinnott, 25, English footballer (Altrincham, Halifax Town), beaten.[668]
- Hartmut Steinecke, 79, German literary critic.[669]
- Thuy Thanh Truong, 34, Vietnamese entrepreneur, cancer.[670]
- Monique van Vooren, 92, Belgian-born American actress (Tarzan and the She-Devil, Happy Anniversary, Fearless Frank) and dancer, cancer.[671]
- Ben Hur Villanueva, 81, Filipino artist.[672]
- Clifford Wiens, 93, Canadian architect.[673]
- Garbis Zakaryan, 90, Turkish boxer.[674]
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- Jos Bernard, 95, Luxembourgish Olympic gymnast (1948).[675]
- Maharaj Kishan Bhan, 72, Indian virologist and paediatrician, cancer.[676]
- Vsevolod Chaplin, 51, Russian Orthodox clergyman, stroke.[677]
- Alfredo Da Silva, 84, Bolivian-American artist, traffic collision.[678]
- Maurice Sanford Fox, 95, American geneticist and molecular biologist.[679]
- Lucy Jarvis, 102, American television producer (Family Reunion).[680]
- Nathaniel R. Jones, 93, American attorney and jurist, Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit (1979–2002).[681]
- Gloria Lubkin, 86, American science journalist and editor.[682]
- Gordon McLauchlan, 89, New Zealand author, social historian, and television and radio presenter.[683]
- Terje Meyer, 77, Norwegian industrial designer.[684]
- Michou, 88, French cabaret artist.[685]
- Hubert Mingarelli, 64, French writer, cancer.[686]
- Santu Mofokeng, 64, South African photographer, progressive supranuclear palsy.[687]
- Louis Nirenberg, 94, Canadian-American mathematician, co-developer of Gagliardo–Nirenberg interpolation inequality, Abel Prize winner (2015).[688]
- Bob Shane, 85, American singer and guitarist (The Kingston Trio), complications from pneumonia.[689]
- Wang Xianliang, 62, Chinese politician, COVID-19.[690]
- Robert Weilbacher, 73, Micronesian politician, Governor of Kosrae (2007–2011).[691]
- Notable Americans killed in the Calabasas helicopter crash:[692]
- John Altobelli, 56, baseball coach (Orange Coast College).
- Gianna Bryant, 13, student-athlete
- Kobe Bryant, 41, basketball player (Los Angeles Lakers), Olympic champion (2008, 2012) and Oscar winner (2018).
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- Sharif al Mujahid, 93, Pakistani professor.[693]
- Frank Anderson, 77, American intelligence officer and spymaster.[694]
- Xana Antunes, 55, British-American business journalist, pancreatic cancer.[695]
- Ramón Avilés, 68, Puerto Rican baseball player (Boston Red Sox, Philadelphia Phillies).[696]
- Lina Ben Mhenni, 36, Tunisian political activist and blogger, kidney disease.[697]
- Haakon Bjørklid, 94, Norwegian artist.[698]
- Allen Brown, 76, American football player (Green Bay Packers).[699]
- Jack Burns, 86, American comedian, actor (The Andy Griffith Show) and screenwriter (The Muppet Show), respiratory failure.[700]
- Rathin Datta, 88, Indian physician.[701]
- Bernard de Give, 106, Belgian Trappist monk.[702]
- Derek Edwards, British rugby league player (Castleford, national team).[703]
- Flamarion, 68, Brazilian football player and trainer.[704]
- Edvardas Gudavičius, 90, Lithuanian historian.[705]
- James Houra, 67, Ivorian painter.[706]
- Émile Jung, 78, French chef (Au Crocodile).[707]
- Eva Marks, 87, Austrian-born Australian Holocaust survivor.[708]
- Lovemore Matombo, 75, Zimbabwean trade unionist, president of ZCTU (2002–2008).[709]
- Norbert Moutier, 78, French film director (Dinosaur from the Deep).[710]
- Reed Mullin, 53, American rock drummer (Corrosion of Conformity, Teenage Time Killers).[711]
- Alberto Naranjo, 78, Venezuelan musician.[712]
- Gennaro Olivieri, 77, Italian football player (SPAL, Perugia) and manager (Reggina).[713]
- Jason Polan, 37, American artist and illustrator, cancer.[714]
- Johnny Ray, 82, American NASCAR driver.[715]
- K. Amarnath Shetty, 80, Indian politician, MLA (1983–1998).[716]
- Nelly Wicky, 96, Swiss politician, member of the National Council (1971–1975).[717]
- Michael W. Wright, 81, American CFL player (Winnipeg Blue Bombers) and business executive, CEO of SuperValu, managing director of Wells Fargo, pneumonia.[718]
- Yang Xiaobo, 57, Chinese engineer, politician and business executive, mayor of Huangshi (2009–2014), COVID-19.[719]
- Mohammad Zuhdi Nashashibi, 95, Palestinian politician, Finance Minister of the Palestinian National Authority (1994–2002).[720]
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- Julia Breck, 78, British actress (Q...).[721]
- Lowry Burgess, American artist.[722]
- Chris Doleman, 58, American Hall of Fame football player (Minnesota Vikings, Atlanta Falcons, San Francisco 49ers), glioblastoma.[723]
- Marj Dusay, 83, American actress (Guiding Light, The Facts of Life, MacArthur).[724]
- Frank Edwards, 69, American politician, mayor of Springfield, Illinois (2010–2011), plane crash.[725]
- Narciso Elvira, 52, Mexican baseball player (Milwaukee Brewers), shot.[726]
- Paul Farnes, 101, British Royal Air Force flying ace (The Few).[727]
- Harriet Frank Jr., 96, American screenwriter (Hud, Norma Rae, The Carey Treatment).[728]
- Robert V. Gentry, 86, American Young Earth creationist and nuclear physicist.[729]
- Abdul Ghafoor, 60, Indian politician, MLA (1995–2005, since 2010).[730]
- Oscar N. Harris, 80, American politician, member of the North Carolina Senate (1998–2002), mayor of Dunn, North Carolina (1987–1995, 2003–2019).[731]
- Harry Harrison, 89, American radio personality (WMCA, WABC, WCBS-FM).[732]
- Don Hasenmayer, 92, American baseball player (Philadelphia Phillies).[733]
- Hergo, 68, French photographer.[734]
- Sándor Kaló, 75, Hungarian Olympic handball player (1972) and coach.[735]
- Naomi Karungi, 41, Ugandan military officer, helicopter crash.[736]
- Théo Klein, 99, French lawyer (Conseil Représentatif des Institutions juives de France).[737]
- Irwin Lewis, 80, Australian Indigenous artist.[738]
- Jameela Malik, 74, Indian actress (Chottanikkara Amma, Sexilla Stundilla, Nadhiyai Thedi Vandha Kadal).[739]
- Othmar Mága, 90, German conductor.[740]
- John Mitchell, 82, American baseball player (Birmingham Black Barons, Detroit Stars).[741]
- Léon Mokuna, 91, Congolese football player (Sporting, Gent) and manager (national team).[742]
- Mohammad Munaf, 84, Pakistani cricketer (national team).[743]
- Nicholas Parsons, 96, British actor (Four Feather Falls), radio and television presenter (Just a Minute, Sale of the Century), Rector of the University of St Andrews (1988–1991).[744]
- Peter Rogers, 72, British businessman (Babcock International).[745]
- Jasper Sanfilippo, 88, American businessman.[746]
- Dyanne Thorne, 83, American actress (Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS, Chesty Anderson, USN, Hellhole), pancreatic cancer.[747]
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- Sheikha Ahmed al-Mahmoud, Qatari politician.[748]
- Qasim al-Raymi, 41, Yemeni Islamic militant, emir of Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (since 2015), drone airstrike.[749]
- Michiyo Azusa, 76, Japanese singer and actress, heart attack.[750]
- Ruth Butterworth, 85, British-born New Zealand political scientist.[751]
- Mike Dancis, 80, Latvian-born Australian Olympic basketball player (1964).[752]
- Georges-Hilaire Dupont, 100, French Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Pala (1964–1975).[753]
- Kim Eastland, 67, American game designer.[754]
- Larry Eisenhauer, 79, American football player (Boston Patriots).[755]
- Alfred John Ellis, 104, Canadian banker.[756]
- Tofig Gasimov, 81, Azerbaijani politician and diplomat, Minister of Foreign Affairs (1992–1993).[757]
- Blagoja Georgievski, 69, Macedonian basketball player (Rabotnički) and coach, Olympic silver medallist (1976).[758]
- Homero Gómez González, 50, Mexican anti-logging activist, head trauma.[759] (body discovered on this date)
- Tushar Kanjilal, 84, Indian social worker.[760]
- Donnie Cleveland Lance, 66, American convicted murderer, execution by lethal injection.[761]
- Irina Laricheva, 55, Russian Olympic trap shooter (2004, 2008).[762]
- Eddie Legard, 84, English cricketer (Warwickshire).[763]
- Félix Marcilhac, 78, French art historian and collector.[764]
- Christoph Meckel, 84, German author and graphic designer.[765]
- Dale L. Mortensen, 53, American politician, member of the Montana House of Representatives (since 2014).[766]
- Keith Nelson, 77, Scottish-born New Zealand footballer (national team).[767]
- Frank Press, 95, American geophysicist, President of the National Academy of Sciences (1981–1993).[768]
- Ajmal Sultanpuri, 95, Indian Urdu poet.[769]
- Matty Todd, 95, British submariner.[770]
- Yannis Tseklenis, 82, Greek fashion designer.[771]
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- Muhammad Abu Khubza, 87, Moroccan theologian and linguist.[772]
- John Andretti, 56, American racing driver (NASCAR Cup Series, CART), colon cancer.[773]
- Miguel Arroyo, 53, Mexican road racing cyclist, National champion (2000), complications during surgery.[774]
- Vidya Bal, 84, Indian feminist writer.[775]
- Lucien Barbarin, 63, American jazz trombonist (Preservation Hall Jazz Band), cancer.[776]
- Vidmantas Bartulis, 65, Lithuanian composer.[777]
- Vitaliy Boiko, 82, Ukrainian lawyer and diplomat, Minister of Justice (1990–1992), Ambassador to Moldova (1993–1994) and Chairman of the Supreme Court (1994–2002).[778]
- Larbi Chebbak, 73, Moroccan footballer (Union Sidi Kacem, national team).[779]
- Luboš Dobrovský, 87, Czech journalist, politician and dissident, Minister of Defence (1990–1992) and Ambassador to Russia (1996–2000).[780]
- Jörn Donner, 86, Finnish writer, film director (Fanny and Alexander, Men Can't Be Raped, Anna) and politician, MP (1987–1995, 2007, 2013–2015), MEP (1996–1999), lung disease.[781]
- Gisela Eckhardt, 93, German physicist, co-developer of the Raman laser.[782]
- Nello Fabbri, 85, Italian racing cyclist.[783]
- Terry Fair, 59, American basketball player (Georgia Bulldogs, Hapoel Tel Aviv, Maccabi Tel Aviv).[784]
- Yoshinaga Fujita, 69, Japanese novelist and screenwriter (Adrift in Tokyo), lung cancer.[785]
- Ge Hongsheng, 88, Chinese politician, Governor of Zhejiang (1990–1993).[786]
- Johannes Geiss, 93, German astrophysicist.[787]
- Barrie Gilbert, 82, English-American inventor.[788]
- Chanin Hale, 91, American actress (The Red Skelton Show).[789]
- Roger Holeindre, 90, French military officer and politician, MP (1986–1988).[790]
- Richard Hunstead, 76, Australian astronomer.[791]
- Dale Jasper, 56, English footballer (Chelsea, Brighton, Crewe Alexandra).[792]
- Ann J. Johanson, 85, American pediatric endocrinologist.[793]
- M. Kamalam, 93, Indian politician, MLA (1980–1987).[794]
- Pierre-Étienne Laporte, 85, Canadian politician.[795]
- Jake MacDonald, 70, Canadian author, fall.[796]
- William Mitchell, 94, English sculptor.[797]
- Soroku Murata, 92, Japanese violinmaker, cancer.[798]
- Z. Obed, 88, Indian politician, MLA (1993–1998, 2003–2008).[799]
- Erneido Oliva, 87, Cuban-American military officer (Brigade 2506).[800]
- T. S. Raghavendra, 75, Indian actor (Vaidehi Kathirunthal, Chinna Thambi Periya Thambi, Vaazhga Jananayagam), playback singer and music director.[801]
- Raymond Reierson, 100, Canadian politician.[802]
- Fred Silverman, 82, American Hall of Fame television programmer (CBS, ABC, NBC) and producer, cancer.[803]
- Tian Chengren, 93, Chinese actor (Warm Spring), winner of the 1984 Flying Apsaras Award for Outstanding Actor.[804]
- Manohar Untwal, 53, Indian politician, MLA (1988–2003, 2008–2014, since 2018) and MP (2014–2018), brain hemorrhage.[805]
- Mauro Varela, 78, Spanish banker, lawyer and politician, Deputy (1989–2000) and member of the Parliament of Galicia (1997–2001).[806]
- Roland Wlodyka, 81, American racing driver.[807]
- Zhang Changshou, 90, Chinese archaeologist, Vice Director of the Institute of Archaeology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (1985–1988).[808]
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- Khaled Bichara, 48, Egyptian business executive, CEO of Orascom Telecom Holding (since 2009), traffic collision.[809]
- Michel Billière, 76, French rugby union player (Stade Toulousain).[810]
- Buck Bounds, 90, American politician.[811]
- Alexander Joseph Brunett, 86, American Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Seattle (1997–2010).[812]
- Johnny Bumphus, 59, American boxer, WBA junior welterweight champion (1984), cardiac arrest.[813]
- Anne Cox Chambers, 100, American media proprietor (Cox Enterprises) and diplomat, Ambassador to Belgium (1977–1981).[814]
- Chen Fushou, 88, Indonesian-born Chinese badminton player and coach, Uber Cup winner (1984, 1986).[815]
- Louise D. Clement-Hoff, 93, American artist.[816]
- Guy Delcourt, 72, French politician, MP (2012–2017) and mayor of Lens (1998–2013).[817]
- James Dunn, 92, Australian diplomat.[818]
- Mark Dziersk, 60, American industrial designer.[819]
- Thomas Fay, 79, American politician and jurist, Rhode Island state representative (1969–1978), Chief Justice of the Rhode Island Supreme Court (1986–1993).[820]
- Tony Ford, 77–78, New Zealand lawyer and jurist, Chief Justice of the Kingdom of Tonga (2006–2010).[821]
- Delphine Forest, 53, French actress.[822]
- Mary Higgins Clark, 92, American author (A Stranger Is Watching, A Cry in the Night, Remember Me).[823]
- Wazi Uddin Khan, 83, Bangladeshi politician, MP (1986–1988, 1996–2001).[824]
- Wen Zengxian, 68, Chinese politician, Deputy director-general of the Civil Affairs Department of Hubei Province (1997–2010), COVID-19.[825]
- Mirza Khazar, 72, Azerbaijani author and political analyst.[826]
- Ram Lakhan Mahato, 74, Indian politician, MLA (1995–2000, 2005–2010), heart attack.[827]
- Andrée Melly, 87, English actress (The Brides of Dracula).[828]
- Bob Monahan, 91, American ice hockey player (Michigan Tech Huskies).[829]
- Miloslav Penner, 47, Czech footballer (SK Dynamo České Budějovice, 1. FK Příbram, Fastav Zlín).[830]
- Uma Sambanthan, 90, Malaysian political activist.[831]
- Melvin Seeman, 101, American social psychologist.[832]
- Janez Stanovnik, 97, Slovenian economist and politician, President (1988–1990).[833]
- Gunnar Svensson, 64, Swedish ice hockey player (Björklöven) and coach (Djurgården, Troja/Ljungby), non-Hodgkin lymphoma.[834]
- William Thomas, 92, British priest, Archdeacon of Northumberland (1982–1993).[835]
- Dalip Kaur Tiwana, 84, Indian author, lung disease.[836]
- Katsumasa Uchida, 75, Japanese actor.[837]
- Donald J. West, 95, English psychiatrist and parapsychologist.[838]
- Yang Xin, 79–80, Chinese art historian and curator, Vice Director of the Palace Museum (1987–2000).[839]
- César Zabala, 58, Paraguayan footballer (Cerro Porteño, Talleres, national team), bladder cancer.[840]
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