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	The following is a list of notable '''deaths in 2004'''.

	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 (and language of reference, if not ]).
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	== January 2004 ==
	''See ].''

	== February 2004 ==
	''See ].''

	== March 2004 ==
	''See ]''

	== April 2004 ==
	''See ]''

	== May 2004 ==
	''See ]''

	== June 2004 ==
	''See ]''

	== July 2004 ==
	''See ]''

	== August 2004 ==
	*1 ], 91, physicist, co-discoverer of ].
	*1 ], 82, philosopher.
	*3 ], 79, Major League Baseball/New York Mets announcer.
	*3 ], 94, Philippine lawyer and politician.
	*3 ], 66, British actress, '']'', ].
	*3 ], 95, French photographer.
	*4 ], 88, R&B and rock DJ.
	*5 ], 90, British athlete.
	*6 ], 56, funk singer.
	*7 ], 89, American oil well fire-fighter.
	*7 ], 55, English ornithologist.
	*7 ], 75, journalist and broadcaster.
	*8 ], 96, '']'' actress.
	*8 ], 70, Greek actor.
	*8 ], 89, health and fitness pioneer.
	*8 ], 82, internationally recognized artist and painter.
	*8 ], 95, comedian, ] associate.
	*8 ], 23, skating and skiing champion, collided with a concrete lamp-post.
	*9 ], 89, classical scholar and author.
	*9 ], 86, guitarist who played with ] and on the ] orchestra.
	*9 ], 92, film composer.
	*10 ], 102, oldest known U.S. Olympic medal winner.
	*10 ], 73, former owner of the ].
	*11 ], 88, author of ].
	*11 ], 76, longtime sports writer for '']''.
	*12 ], 84, ], coinventor of the ].
	*12 ], 62, American parapsychologist.
	*12 ], 72, British character actor.
	*12 ], 75, National Basketball Association Hall of Famer.
	*13 ], 91, author and television hostess on French cuisine.
	*13 ], 97, U.S. federal judge who ruled on court cases involving ].
	*13 ], Bulgarian opera basso singer.
	*14 ], 77, member of the United States House of Representatives from Michigan from 1965 to 1995.
	*14 ], 42, rapist and murderer; the first person executed in India since 1995.
	*14 ], 93, Polish poet, ] in 1980.
	*15 ], 94, Turkish opera singer.
	*15 ], 88, ].
	*15 ], 35, cinematographer for the movie '']'', drowned in helicopter crash while filming.
	*16 ], 95, American industrialist and architectural philanthropist.
	*16 ], 54, Czech Republic national hockey team and ] coach.
	*16 ], 83, "Venezuelan" United States-born B-movie actress.
	*16 ], 72, Barbadian politician and former ].
	*16 ], 91, photographer.
	*16 ], 35, world champion boxer, murdered.
	*17 ], 45, rhythm guitarist for ], from lymphoma complications.
	*17 ], 58, head of the administration of ].
	*17 ], 85, French baritone.
	*17 ], 78, Australian novelist.
	*18 ], 97, first Asian American elected to the U.S. Senate.
	*18 ], 82, composer of classic film music such as '']''.
	*18 ], 68, Mexican politician, former ].
	*18 ], 69, American bluegrass musician, founder of the band ].
	*19 ], 74, German entrepreneur.
	*19 ], 62, German politician, former ].
	*20 ], 82, Cuban-born star of ] films.
	*20 ], 83, Israeli politician and novelist.
	*22 ], 95, British silent film actress.
	*22 ], 43, chess Grandmaster and coach.
	*22 ], 81, announcer who popularized the phrase ''"Elvis has left the building"'', automobile accident.
	*22 ], 105, Australian First World War veteran, last known survivor of the ].
	*22 ], 78, television and film writer, former president of the ].
	*22 ], 83, film director, '']''.
	*22 ], 84, architect of economic liberalization during Czechoslovakia's ill-fated 1968 '']''.
	*23 ], 100, ] Italian Roman Catholic archbishop.
	*23 ], 88, former ], ], ], ] and ] pitcher.
	*23 ], 103, chairperson of the ] department store.
	*23 ], 92, Estonian politician, ] 1971-1990.
	*24 ], 99, former attorney general and chief justice of Florida.
	*24 ], 78, Swiss-born psychiatrist.
	*24 ], 20, Greek ]ka.
	*24 ], 76, American politician.
	*25 ], 86, former Roman Catholic primate of Spain, Cardinal since 1973 and Archbishop of ] from 1971 to 1995. ()
	*25 ], 85, British film art director and production designer.
	*26 ], 53, Portuguese fashion designer.
	*26 ], 47, American pop singer.
	*26 ], 56, Italian journalist, murdered in Iraq.
	*27 ], 51, former consort to North Korean leader ], cancer (rumoured).
	*27 ], 78, actor '']''
	*27 ], 93, foreign news correspondent for the '']'' and '']''; father of actor ].
	*27 ], 92, actress (] films).
	*27 ], 57, former outfielder for the ].
	*28 ], 84, producer and screenwriter, ] nomination for writing ], lung cancer.
	*28 ], 111, oldest German.
	*30 ], 71, British athlete and athletics administrator.
	*30 ], 69, goalkeeper of ], ], ] and ].
	*30 ], 97, American astronomer.
	*30 ], 83, architect trained by ].
	*30 ], 55, motorcycle designer, injuries suffered during a stunt.
	*31 ], 65, ] singer of "I'm a Fool to Care".
	*31 ], 61, lead singer of pop group ], cancer.

	== September 2004 ==
	*1 ], 89, the ] of Syria.
	*1 ], 88, life peer and former chairman of ], Hill Samuel, ] Group, and STC.
	*1 ], 84, owner of Dart Drugs Chain, congestive heart failure.
	*1 ], 79, leader of The Prisonaires, one of earliest music groups to record for ] and ].
	*1 Sir ], 66, former chief executive of ] and chairman of the Strategic Rail Authority.
	*2 ], 72, commercial jingle writer (''I'd Like to Buy the World a Coke'').
	*2 ], 58, former National Hockey League and World Hockey Association defenseman, throat cancer.
	*2 ], 93, creator of the ].
	*2 ], 77, IBM computer scientist.
	*2 ], 80, biochemist.
	*3 ], 28, former University of Arizona wrestler, car accident.
	*4 ], 40, actor, ].
	*4 ], 84?, former Major League Baseball; first black player to sign with the ], and first ] to bat over .300 in the 20th century.
	*4 ], 68, North Carolina's former chief of Emergency Medical Services and founder of modern emergency medical response, heart attack.
	*4 ], 75, ] and ] golfer, congestive heart failure
	*4 ], 33, American-born ] player, leukemia.
	*5 ], 31, actress ('']''), apparent suicide.
	*5 ], 73, New Brunswick, Canada politician and former federal cabinet minister, cancer.
	*5 ], 20, Italian motoracer, killed during a race.
	*5 ], 42, British ], killed during a race
	*5 ], 84, American actor.
	*6 ], 90, one of the ] in '']''.
	*6 ], 85, political scientist and author ('']'').
	*7 ], 31, campaigner for Muslim girls' and women's rights, cancer.
	*7 ], 39, prominent Indonesian human rights activist, arsenic.
	*7 ], 89, publisher of '']'', complications from a stroke.
	*7 ], 70, first Republican governor of Mississippi since 1874, leukemia.
	*7 ], 89, Afrikaner-South African cleric, theologian and anti-apartheid activist.
	*8 ], 62, British novelist.
	*8 ], 91, Disney animator.
	*8 ], 90, former Interior minister of France.
	*8? ], 86, founder of the ]
	*9 ], 69, writer and producer for ] News.
	*9 ], 74, guitar equipment maker.
	*9 ], 69, British ice hockey player.
	*10 ], 77, U.S. politician.
	*10 ], 89, Canadian Air Force officer.
	*10 ], 76, British actor.
	*10 ], 51, actor, automobile crash.
	*11 ], 64, Slovak composer.
	*11 ], 71, Broadway lyricist ('']'', '']''), heart attack.
	*11 ], 64, American graphic artist.
	*11 ], 55, Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria, helicopter crash.
	*12 ], 96, architect.
	*12 ], 72, Djibouti politician, vice-president of the government council (1959–60) and prime minister (1977–78).
	*12 ], 77, British composer.
	*12 ], 93, playwright, '']''.
	*13 ], 99, early National Football League player with the ].
	*14 ], 84, Danish actor.
	*14 ], 89, first Hispanic American appointed as Federal Appeals Court judge.
	*15 ], 77, American baseball player (]).
	*15 ], 91, songwriter, ''All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth''.
	*15 ], 50?, leader of the 1999 transitional government in Niger.
	*15 ], 55, guitarist and founding member of '']'', prostate cancer.
	*16 ], South African musician.
	*16 ], American singer, one of the two ].
	*16 ], 91, American poet.
	*17 ], 87, pioneered research on ].
	*18 ], 74, medieval scholar.
	*18 ], 82, filmmaker.
	*18 ], 76, divorce lawyer to the stars, cancer.
	*18 ], 74, Russian actress.
	*19 ], 25, Norwegian snowboarder.
	*19 ], 71, photojournalist.
	*19 ], 73, country music singer.
	*19 ], 96, patriarch of family of jazz musicians.
	*19 ], 91, the last writer from Belarus who wrote in ].
	*20 ], 52, American civilian contractor, beheaded by Muslim terrorists in Iraq.
	*20 ] OBE, 69, English footballer and cup-winning coach and manager.
	*20 ], 75, Estonian singer and television journalist.
	*21 ], 48, American civilian contractor, beheaded by Muslim terrorists in Iraq.
	*21 ], 62, stock car racer.
	*22 ], 42, American professional wrestler known as ''The Big Boss Man''.
	*23 ], 57, former editor of ], feminist and civil rights advocate.
	*23 ], 84, British World War II flying ace.
	*23 ], 53, Dutch singer.
	*23 ], 89, British politician.
	*23 ], 86, former National Hockey League player and coach for the ].
	*23 ], 79, nuclear scientist and father of India's nuclear program.
	*23 ], 85, radio personality; forerunner of ''shock jocks'' ] and ].
	*24 ], 49, actor (]), motorcycle accident.
	*24 ], 69, French novelist.
	*25 ], 55, mathematician, information technology pioneer.
	*25 ], 79, philanthropist; ex-owner of ] and ].
	*26 ], 32, Pakistani terrorist, supposed member of Al-Qaida.
	*26 ], Hamas leader assassinated by car bomb.
	*27 ], 81, Taiwan's wealthiest businessman and founder of the ].
	*28 ], 77, fashion designer, pneumonia.
	*28 ], 98, Indian author in Englis.
	*28 ], 74, longtime New York City radio disc jockey.
	*29 ], 86, former Dutch junior Foreign Minister and former CEO of ].
	*29 ], 49, New Zealand boxer.
	*29 ], 57, suspected murderer of Swedish prime minister ].
	*29 ], 34, French rally motorcyclist, accident.
	*29 ], 72, American women's baseball and field hockey player, plane crash.
	*29 ] (also known as S. Bar David), 80, television writer.
	*30 ], 69, director of original production of ].
	*30 ], 84, American character actor.
	*30 ], 79, Dutch maverick journalist, cancer.
	*30 ], 36, former National Football League ] player, car crash while leading police on chase.
	*30 ], 68, Sri Lankan actor and politician.

	== October 2004 ==
	''See ]''.

	== November 2004 ==
	''See ].

	== December 2004 ==
	''See ]''.


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