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The following is a list of notable deaths in 2000. Names are listed under the date of death, not the date it was announced. Names under each date are listed in alphabetical order by family name.
A typical entry appears in the following sequence:
- Name, age, country of citizenship and reason for notability, established cause of death, reference.
January 2000
1
- Andy Spognardi, 91, American baseball player (born 1908).
- Colin Vaughan, 68, Canadian/Australian political journalist (born 1931).
2
- Anita Aarons, 87, Australian-Canadian artist (born 1912).
- Nat Adderley, 68, American jazz musician (born 1931).
- Jimmy Guieu, 73, French science fiction writer (born 1926).
- Patrick O'Brian, 85, English writer (born 1914).
- Elmo Zumwalt, 79, United States Navy officer (born 1920).
3
- Henry H. Fowler, 91, American lawyer and politician, Secretary of the Treasury (born 1908).
- Bernhard Wicki, 80, Austrian actor and film director (born 1919).
4
- Tom Fears, 77, Mexican-American football player (Los Angeles Rams) and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame (born 1922).
- Michael Gershman, 58, American writer and music producer (born 1941).
- John Milner, 50, American baseball player (born 1949).
5
- Bernard Braine, Baron Braine of Wheatley, 85, British politician (born 1914).
- Hopper Read, 89, English cricketer (born 1910).
6
- Thomas Jamison MacBride, 85, American jurist (born 1914).
- Don Martin, 68, American cartoonist (MAD Magazine) (born 1931).
- Edward Pain, 74, Australian Olympic rower (born 1925).
7
- Makhmud Esambayev, 75, Soviet and Russian actor and dancer (born 1924).
- Robert McG. Thomas, Jr., 60, American journalist (born 1939).
- Gary Albright, 36, professional wrestler (born 1963).
- Bob McFadden, 76, American voice actor (born 1923).
8
- Bill Domm, 69, Canadian politician (born 1930).
- Jack Stokes, 76, Canadian politician (born 1923).
9
- Arnold Alexander Hall, 84, British aeronautical engineer, scientist and industrialist (born 1915).
- Nigel Tranter, 90, Scottish writer (born 1909).
10
- Arthur Batanides, 76, American film and television actor (born 1923).
- Sam Jaffe, 98, American motion picture agent, producer, studio executive (born 1901).
- Gibson Jalo, 60, Nigerian army general (born 1939).
11
- Betty Archdale, 92, English-Australian educationalist and cricketer (born 1907).
- Helena Carter, 76, American actress (born 1923).
- Dan Kemp, 72, American actor (born 1927).
- Bob Lemon, 79, American baseball player (Cleveland Indians) and member of the MLB Hall of Fame (born 1920).
- William Andrew McDonald, 86, American archaeologist (born 1913).
12
- Marc Davis, 86, American animator (born 1913).
- V. R. Nedunchezhiyan, 79, Indian politician, Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu (born 1920).
- Bobby Phills, 30, American professional basketball player (born 1969).
13
- Eric Dodson, 79, British actor (born 1920).
- Peter Henderson, Baron Henderson of Brompton, 77, British public servant, Clerk of the Parliaments (born 1922).
- Alfred Nzo, 74, South African political activist (born 1925).
14
- Alain Poiré, 82, French film producer (born 1917).
- Clifford Truesdell, 80, American mathematician (born 1919).
15
- Vernon Caryle Holloway, Sr., 80, American businessman and politician (born 1919).
- Marie Kazmierczak, 79, All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player (born 1920).
- Arthur Henry King, 89, British poet and writer (born 1910).
- Annie Palmen, 73, Dutch singer (born 1926).
- Željko Ražnatović (aka Arkan), 47, Serbian mobster and paramilitary leader (born 1952).
- Fran Ryan, 83, American actress (born 1916).
16
- Harry Cavan, Northern Irish football administrator (born 1915).
- Dub Jones, 71, American R&B singer (born 1928).
- Winston O'Reilly, 86, Australian religious minister (born 1913).
- By Saam, 85, American sportscaster (born 1914).
17
- Philip Jones, 71, British trumpeter (born 1928).
18
- Frances Drake, 87, American actress (born 1912).
- Jester Hairston, 98, American actor and composer (born 1901).
- Arnold W. G. Kean, 85, British civil aviation lawyer (born 1914).
- Arthur Nash, 85, Canadian ice hockey player (silver medal winner of men's Ice hockey at the 1936 Winter Olympics) (born 1914).
- Geoffrey Perry, 72, British schoolteacher, deduced existence of the Plesetsk Cosmodrome (born 1927).
19
- Bettino Craxi, 65, Prime Minister of Italy (born 1934).
- Hedy Lamarr, 85, Austrian actress (born 1914).
- Manny Montejo, 64, Cuban baseball player (Detroit Tigers) (born 1935).
- Lynn Myers, 85, American baseball player (born 1914).
- Alan North, 79, American actor (born 1920).
- G. Ledyard Stebbins, 94, American botanist, cancer (born 1906).
- Rex Willis, 75, Welsh rugby union player (born 1924).
20
- Ron Herbel, 62, American baseball player (born 1938).
- Don Samuelson, 86, American politician, Governor of Idaho (born 1913).
22
- Craig Claiborne, 79, American restaurant critic (born 1920).
- Ed Clark, 88, American photographer (born 1911).
- Sir Joseph Gold, 87, British lawyer (born 1912).
- Anne Hébert, 83, French Canadian author and poet (born 1916).
- E. W. Swanton, 92, British cricket commentator (born 1907).
24
- Rex Nelon, 68, American gospel singer (born 1932).
- Reynolds Shultz, 78, American politician, Lieutenant Governor of Kansas (born 1921).
25
- Herta Freitag, 91, Austrian-born American mathematician (born 1908)
26
- Don Budge, 84, American tennis player (born 1915).
- Kathleen Hale, 101, British author (born 1898).
- Willie Hamilton, 82, British politician (born 1917).
- Sir James Haughton, 85, British police officer (born 1914).
- Frankie Pack, 71, American baseball player (born 1928).
- Don Ralke, 79, American music arranger (born 1920).
- Bill Strickland, 91, American baseball player (born 1908).
- A. E. van Vogt, 87, Canadian science fiction writer (born 1912).
27
- Mae Faggs, 67, American sprinter (born 1932).
- Friedrich Gulda, 69, Austrian pianist (born 1930).
28
- Sarah Caudwell (aka Sarah Cockburn), 60, British detective story writer and barrister (born 1939).
- Ted Gullic, 93, American baseball player (born 1907).
- Gad Rausing, 77, Swedish industrialist (born 1922).
- Kenneth Waller, 72, British actor (born 1927).
29
- Harry Thompson, 84, English football player and manager (born 1915).
30
- Steve Little, 34, American boxer (born 1965).
31
- Gil Kane, 73, American comics artist (born 1926).
- Ralph Manza, 78, American character actor (born 1921).
February 2000
1
- Peter Levi, 68, British poet and scholar (born 1931).
- James V. Neel, 84, American geneticist (born 1915).
2
- Li Zhun, 71, Chinese novelist (born 1928).
3
- Richard Kleindienst, 76, American lawyer, politician, and U.S. Attorney General during the Watergate political scandal (born 1923).
- John Leovich, 81, American baseball player (born 1918).
- Ken Stroud, 91, British mathematician (born 1908).
4
- Carl Albert, 91, American lawyer, politician and 46th Speaker of the United States House of Representatives (born 1908).
- Joachim-Ernst Berendt, 77, German music journalist (born 1922).
- Edgar Bowers, 75, American poet (born 1924).
- Doris Coley, 58, American singer of The Shirelles (born 1941).
- James C. Green, 78, American politician (born 1921).
- Ronald Robertson, 62, American figure skater (born 1937).
- Phil Tonken, 80, American radio and television announcer (born 1919).
5
- Claude Autant-Lara, 98, French film director and politician (born 1901).
- Ward Cornell, 75, Canadian radio/TV broadcaster & educator (born 1924).
- Todd Karns, 79, American actor (It's a Wonderful Life) (born 1921)
6
- Derroll Adams, 74, American folk musician.
7
- Big Pun, 28, American rapper (born 1971).
- Mario Capio, 75, Italian Olympic sailor (born 1924).
- Doug Henning, 52, Canadian magician, illusionist and escape artist (born 1947).
- Shiho Niiyama, 29, Japanese voice actress (born 1970).
- Dave Peverett, 56, English singer and musician of Foghat (born 1943).
8
- Sid Abel, 81, Canadian ice hockey player (born 1918).
- Bob Collins, 57, American broadcaster (born 1942).
- Ion Gheorghe Maurer, 97, Prime Minister of Romania (born 1902).
- Derrick Thomas, 33, American football player (Kansas City Chiefs) and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame (born 1967).
9
- Steve Furness, 49, American football player (born 1950).
- Beau Jack, 78, American boxer (born 1921).
10
- George Jackson, 42, American movie producer (born 1958).
- Gene Lambert, 78, American baseball player (born 1921).
- Blas Monaco, 84, American baseball player (born 1915).
- Ji Pengfei, 90, Chinese politician (born 1910).
- Jim Varney, 50, American actor noted for his character, Ernest P. Worrell (born 1949).
11
- Jacqueline Auriol, 82, French aviator who set several world speed records (born 1917).
- Gordon Lockhart Bennett, 87, Canadian politician, Lieutenant Governor of Prince Edward Island (born 1912).
- Lord Kitchener, 77, Trinidadian calypsonian (born 1922).
- Roger Vadim, 72, French film director (born 1928).
12
- Newt Arnold, 77, American film director (born 1922).
- Screamin' Jay Hawkins, 70, American musician (born 1929).
- Tom Landry, 75, American football coach (Dallas Cowboys) and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame (born 1924).
- Andy Lewis, 33, Australian bass guitarist (born 1966).
- John London, 58, American musician and songwriter (born 1942).
- Oliver, 54, American pop singer (born 1945).
- Charles M. Schulz, 77, American comic strip artist (Peanuts) (born 1922).
13
- John Leake, 50, British Royal Navy sailor (born 1949).
- F. X. Martin, 77, Irish priest and historian (born 1922).
- Theodore Rinaldo, 55, American charismatic religious leader, businessman, and convicted child sex offender (born 1944).
14
- Walter Zinn, 93, Canadian-American nuclear physicist who worked at the Manhattan Project's Metallurgical Laboratory (born 1906).
15
- Shamsul Huda Chaudhury, 79, Bangladeshi politician (born 1920).
- Bob Ramazzotti, 83, American baseball player (born 1917).
16
- Marceline Day, 91, American actress (born 1908).
- Soup Campbell, 84, American baseball player (born 1915).
- Lila Kedrova, 90, Russian-born French actress (Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for Zorba the Greek) (born 1909).
- B. S. Kesavan, 90, Indian National Librarian (born 1909).
- Karsten Solheim, 88, Norwegian-born American golf club designer (PING) and businessman (born 1911).
17
- Turkey Tyson, 85, American baseball player (born 1914).
18
- Lefty Hoerst, 82, American baseball player (born 1917).
- Nader Naderpour, 70, Iranian-born American poet (born 1929).
19
- Marin Goleminov, 91, Bulgarian musician (born 1908).
- Friedensreich Hundertwasser, 71, Austrian artist (born 1928).
- Kenneth L. Maddy, 65, American politician (born 1934).
- George Roussos, 84, American comic book artist (born 1915).
20
- Anatoly Sobchak, 62, Russian politician (born 1937).
21
- Noel Annan, Baron Annan, 83, British military intelligence officer and academic (born 1916).
22
- V. J. P. Saldanha, 74, Indian Konkani language litterateur, dramatist, musician, and poet (born 1925).
23
- John Nevill, 5th Marquess of Abergavenny, 85, British aristocrat (born 1914).
- Dennis Evans, 69, English footballer (born 1930).
- Albrecht Goes, 91, German writer and theologian (born 1908).
- Ofra Haza, 42, Israeli singer (born 1957).
- Sir Stanley Matthews, 85, English footballer (born 1915).
- Joseph V. Perry, 69, American actor (born 1931).
25
- Culley Rikard, 85, American baseball player (born 1914).
26
- George L. Street III, 86, United States Navy submarine commander and Medal of Honor recipient in World War II (born 1913).
29
- Dennis Danell, 38, American musician (Social Distortion) (born 1961).
March 2000
1
- Joseph Lawson Hodges, Jr., 77, American statistician (born 1922).
2
- Danny Musser, 94, American baseball player (born 1905).
- Jack Robinson, 79, American baseball player (born 1921).
- Sandra Schmirler, 36, Canadian curling champion, cancer (born 1963).
3
- Joseph Kayll, 85, British World War II flying ace (born 1914).
- Beryl McBurnie, 86, Trinidadian dancer (born 1913).
- Toni Ortelli, 95, Italian composer and alpinist (born 1904).
5
- Lolo Ferrari, 37, French dancer, sex star, pornographic actress, actress and singer (born 1963).
- Bill Kendall, 76, British trade unionist (born 1923).
- Dame Roma Mitchell, 86, Australian lawyer and Governor of South Australia (born 1913).
- Eddie Mae Steward, American civil rights activist (born 1938).
- Alexander Young, 79, British operatic tenor (born 1920).
6
- John Colicos, 71, Canadian actor (Star Trek: The Original Series, Battlestar Galactica) (born 1928).
7
- John Foster, 78, British Anglican priest (born 1921).
- Charles Gray, 71, English actor (born 1928).
- W. D. Hamilton, 63, British evolutionary biologist (born 1936).
- Pee Wee King, 86, American singer-songwriter (co-wrote "Tennessee Waltz") (born 1914).
- Edward H. Levi, 88, American lawyer and politician, Attorney General (1975–1977) (born 1911).
- Jack Sanford, 70, American baseball player (born 1929).
- Usha Kiran, 70, Indian actress (born 1929).
10
- Barbara Cooney, 82, American author and illustrator (born 1917).
- Martyn Godfrey, 50, English-born Canadian fantasy and science fiction writer (born 1949).
- William Porter, 73, American Olympic athlete (gold medal winner of the 110-meter hurdles at the 1948 Summer Olympics) (born 1926).
11
- Will Roberts, 92, Welsh painter (born 1907).
- Alfred Schwarzmann, 87, German Olympic gymnast (born 1912).
12
- Billy Ivison, 79, British football and rugby league player (born 1920).
- Sir John Jardine Paterson, 80, Scottish businessman (born 1920).
- Mack Robinson, 85, American track and field athlete (born 1914).
13
- Harry Bright, 70, American baseball player (born 1929).
- Rex Everhart, 79, American film and musical theatre actor and singer (born 1920).
- Paramasiva Prabhakar Kumaramangalam, 86, Indian army general (born 1913).
- Carlo Tagnin, 67, Italian football player and manager (born 1932).
14
- Tommy Collins, 69, American country musician (born 1930).
- C. Jérôme, 53, French singer (born 1946).
15
- Robert Welch, 70, British designer (born 1929).
16
- Morris B. Abram, 81, American lawyer, civil rights activist and president of Brandeis University (born 1918).
- Ibrahim Mahmud Alfa, 53, Nigerian air marshal (born 1946).
- Thomas Ferebee, 81, U.S. Army Air Forces bombardier aboard the Enola Gay, which dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945 (born 1918).
- Roy Henderson, 100, British opera singer (born 1899).
- Michael Starr, 89, Canadian politician (born 1910).
- Carlos Velázquez, 51, Puerto Rican baseball player (born 1948).
17
- Jack Davis, 83, Australian playwright (born 1917).
- Edward F. Knipling, 90, American entomologist (born 1909).
18
- Eberhard Bethge, 90, German Protestant theologian (born 1909).
19
- Joanne Weaver, 64, All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player (born 1935).
- Dewey Williams, 84, American baseball player (born 1916).
20
- Vivian Fine, 86, American composer (born 1913).
- Gerald Kingsland, 70, British journalist and adventurer (born 1930).
- Dame Ruth Kirk, 77, New Zealand anti-abortion campaigner (born 1922).
21
- Seumas McNally, 21, Computer programmer and founder of DX Ball 2 (born 1979).
22
- John Morrison, 2nd Viscount Dunrossil, 73, British diplomat (born 1926).
24
- Bles Bridges, 53, South African singer (born 1946).
- Al Grey, 74, American jazz trombonist (born 1925).
- George Kirby, 66, British footballer (born 1933).
25
- Morton A. Brody, 66, American jurist (born 1933).
- Helen Martin, 90, American actress of stage and television (born 1909).
26
- Alex Comfort, 80, British scientist, physician and author (The Joy of Sex) (born 1920).
27
- Ian Dury, 57, British rock and roll singer (Kilburn and the High Roads, Ian Dury and the Blockheads) (born 1942).
28
- John Hosier, 71, British musical educator (born 1928).
- Anthony Powell, 94, British author (born 1905).
29
- Hank Miklos, 89, American baseball player (born 1910).
30
- George Batchelor, 80, Australian mathematician (born 1920).
- Rudolf Kirchschläger, 85, Austrian politician (born 1915).
- Beryl McBurnie, 86, Trinidadian dancer (Little Carib Theatre) (born 1913).
April 2000
1
- Dorothy Whitson Freed, 81, New Zealand composer (born 1919).
- Alexander Mackenzie Stuart, Baron Mackenzie-Stuart, 75, British judge (born 1924).
2
- Fred Kwasi Apaloo, 79, Ghanaian judge (born 1921).
- Bunney Brooke, 80, Australian actress and casting director, Round the Twist, Number 96, E Street, cancer (born 1920).
- Tommaso Buscetta, 71, Italian Mafia informant (born 1928).
- Sir Robert Sainsbury, 93, British businessman and art benefactor (born 1906).
3
- Terence McKenna, 53, writer, philosopher (born 1946).
- David Treffry, 73, British colonial servant and financier (born 1926).
4
- Diamond Teeth Mary, 97, American singer (born 1902).
5
- Chino 'Fats' Williams, 66, American actor (born 1933).
- Lee Petty, 86, American race car driver and member of the NASCAR Hall of Fame (born 1914).
6
- Habib Bourguiba, 96, President of Tunisia (born 1903).
- Don Johnson, 88, American baseball player (born 1911).
- William Stobbs, 85, British illustrator (born 1914).
8
- Bernie Grant, 56, British politician (born 1944).
- Claire Trevor, 90, American actress (born 1910).
9
- Tony Cliff, 82, British Trotskyist writer and journalist (born 1917).
- William McHardy, 88, Scottish biblical scholar (born 1911).
10
- Peter Jones, 79, British actor (born 1920).
- Larry Linville, 60, American actor (M*A*S*H) (born 1939).
11
- Diana Darvey, 54, British actress, singer and dancer (born 1945).
- André Deutsch, 82, Hungarian-born British publisher (born 1917).
12
- Christopher Pettiet, 24, American actor (born 1976)
13
- Giorgio Bassani, 84, Italian writer (born 1916).
- Frenchy Bordagaray, 90, American baseball player (born 1910).
- Marlene Goldsmith, 57, Australian politician (born 1942).
14
- Bob Barthelson, 75, American baseball player (born 1924).
- Sir Humphrey Cripps, British businessman and philanthropist (born 1915).
- Phil Katz, 37, American computer programmer (Zip file format) (born 1962).
- Wilf Mannion, 81, English professional footballer (born 1918).
- George E. Taylor, 94, American sinologist (born 1905).
15
- Edward Gorey, 75, American writer and illustrator (born 1925).
16
- Henry Daniels, 87, British statistician (born 1912).
- Putra of Perlis, 79, Malaysian King (born 1920).
17
- Pyotr Glebov, 85, Russian actor (born 1915).
- Alice Marriott, 92, American philanthropist (born 1907).
18
- Isaac Berenblum, 96, Polish-born Israeli biochemist (born 1903).
19
- Kyung-Chik Han, 97, Korean pastor.
21
- Gunther Gerzso, 84, Mexican painter and screenwriter (born 1915).
22
- Jack Best, 87, British RAF pilot, attempted escapee from Colditz (born 1912).
- Alexander H. Cohen, 79, American theatrical producer (born 1920).
23
- Sir David Thorne, 66, British army general (born 1933).
24
- Derek Allhusen, 86, British Olympic equestrian (born 1914).
- Chic Brodie, 63, Scottish footballer (born 1937).
- Barkin' Bill Smith, 71, American blues singer (born 1928).
25
- Niels Viggo Bentzon, 80, Danish composer and pianist (born 1919).
- Lucien le Cam, 75, French mathematician (born 1924).
- David Merrick, 88, American stage producer (born 1911).
- Edna Scheer, 73, All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player (born 1926).
27
- C. R. Boxer, 96, British historian (born 1904).
- Brooks Lawrence, 75, American baseball player (born 1925).
- Vicki Sue Robinson, 45, American singer ("Turn the Beat Around") and actress (born 1954).
28
- Jerzy Einhorn, 74, Polish-born Swedish medical doctor, researcher and politician (born 1925).
- Penelope Fitzgerald, 83, British writer (born 1916).
- Jack Merson, 78, American baseball player (born 1922).
29
- Phạm Văn Đồng, 94, Prime Minister of Vietnam (born 1906).
- Buck Varner, 69, American baseball player (born 1930).
30
- Poul Hartling, 85, Prime Minister of Denmark (1973–1975) (born 1914).
May 2000
1
- Gil Fates, 85, American television producer (born 1914).
- Steve Reeves, 74, American actor (born 1926).
- Nora Swinburne, 97, British actress (born 1902).
2
- Bob Homme, 81, American-born Canadian television actor, known for his role as The Friendly Giant (born 1919).
- Billy Munn, 88, British jazz pianist (born 1911).
- Harry Newman, 90, American football player (born 1909).
3
- Lewis Allen, 94, British film and television director (born 1905).
- Ed Chapman, 94, American baseball player (born 1905).
- John Joseph O'Connor, 80, American Roman Catholic prelate (born 1920).
4
- Sir Derick Ashe, 81, British diplomat (born 1919).
- Kieran Nugent, Northern Irish IRA volunteer (born 1958).
- Sugi Sito, 73, Mexican wrestler (born 1926).
5
- Gino Bartali, 85, Italian racing cyclist (born 1914).
6
- Mary Percy Jackson, 95, British-born Canadian medical practitioner (born 1904).
- Sir Peter Youens, 84, British colonial administrator (born 1916).
7
- Douglas Fairbanks Jr., 90, American actor and the son of Douglas Fairbanks (born 1909).
- Henry Laskau, 83, American Olympic racewalker (born 1916).
8
- Pita Amor, 81, Mexican poet (born 1918).
- Henry Nicols, 26, American HIV/AIDS activist (born 1973).
9
- Chris Evans, 53, Canadian ice hockey player (born 1946).
10
- Sir Martin Farndale, 71, British army general (born 1929).
- Bill Foster, 68, American entertainer (born 1932).
- Carden Gillenwater, 82, American baseball player (born 1917).
- Margaret Harris, 95, British costume designer (born 1904).
- Kaneto Shiozawa, 46, Japanese voice actor (born 1954).
- Craig Stevens, 81, American actor (born 1918).
11
- Verna Aardema, 88, American writer (born 1911).
- René Muñoz, 62, Cuban actor, screenwriter of telenovelas and the cinema of Mexico (born 1938).
- Paula Wessely, 93, Austrian actress (born 1907).
12
- Pete Abele, 83, American politician (U.S. Representative for Ohio's 10th congressional district, judge on Ohio's Fourth District Court of Appeals) (born 1916).
- Adam Petty, 19, American race car driver (born 1980).
13
- Paul Bartel, 61, American actor, writer and director (born 1938).
- Olivier Greif, 50, French composer (born 1950).
- Boško Perošević, 43, Serbian politician (born 1956).
14
- Sarah Mavis Dabbs, 78, All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player (born 1922).
- Keizō Obuchi, 62, Prime Minister of Japan (born 1937).
- Johnny Cook, 51, American gospel singer formerly of the Happy Goodman Family (born 1949).
15
- George Marshall, 96, American conservationist and political activist (born 1904).
- Anthony Squire, 86, British screenwriter and director (born 1914).
16
- Bodacious, "World's Most Dangerous Bull" World Champion title holder (born 1988).
17
- Donald Coggan, 90, 101st Archbishop of Canterbury (born 1909).
18
- Doyle Lade, 79, American baseball player (born 1921).
19
- Yevgeny Khrunov, 66, Soviet cosmonaut (born 1933).
- Sir Larry Lamb, 70, British newspaper editor (born 1929).
20
- Edward Bernds, 94, American director (born 1905).
- Dick Brown, 74, Canadian football player (born 1926).
- Jean-Pierre Rampal, 78, French flautist (born 1922).
- Malik Sealy, 30, American basketball player (born 1970).
21
- Dame Barbara Cartland, 98, English novelist (born 1901).
- Sir John Gielgud, 96, English actor (born 1904).
- Mark R. Hughes, 44, American entrepreneur and founder of Herbalife (born 1956).
- Zhao Puchu, 92, Chinese religious leader and calligrapher (born 1907).
22
- Bahadoor, Indian actor (born 1930).
- Davie Fulton, 84, Canadian politician and judge (born 1916).
- Gary Kerkorian, 70, American football player (born 1930).
- David Chadwick Smith, 68, Canadian economist (born 1931).
24
- Kurt Schork, 53, American reporter and war correspondent (born 1947).
25
- Ken Bousfield, 80, British golfer (born 1919).
- Nicholas Clay, 53, British actor (born 1946).
- Francis Lederer, 100, Austrian-born actor in Europe and United States (born 1899).
27
- Gonzalo, Duke of Aquitaine, 62, Spanish aristocrat, (born 1937).
- Murray MacLehose, Baron MacLehose of Beoch, 82, British diplomat, Governor of Hong Kong (born 1917).
- Maurice Richard, 78, Canadian hockey player (born 1921).
- Kazimierz Leski, 87, Polish engineer, fighter pilot, and Home Army's intelligence and counter-intelligence officer (born 1912).
- Jane Stoll, 71, All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player (born 1928).
28
- George Irving Bell, 73, American scientist and mountaineer (born 1926).
- Donald Davies, 75, Welsh computer scientist (born 1924).
- Eric Turner, 31, American football player (born 1968).
30
- Tex Beneke, 86, American bandleader and musician (Glenn Miller Orchestra) (born 1914).
- Iko Carreira, 66, Angolan army general and politician (born 1933).
- Doris Hare, 95, Welsh actress (born 1905).
31
- John Coolidge, 93, son of American President Calvin Coolidge (born 1906).
- Tito Puente, 77, American musician, songwriter ("Oye Como Va") and record producer (born 1923).
- Hank Ruszkowski, 74, American baseball player (born 1925).
- Johnnie Taylor, 66, American singer (born 1934).
June 2000
1
- Sir Raymond Ferrall, 94, Australian businessman and author (born 1906).
2
- Ellis Clary, 83, American baseball player (born 1916).
- Svyatoslav Fyodorov, 72, Russian ophthalmologist (a pioneer of refractive surgery) and politician (born 1927).
- Trevor Leggett, 85, British judoka, author and broadcaster (born 1914).
- Mikhail Schweitzer, 80, Soviet film director (born 1920).
- Lepo Sumera, 50, Estonian composer (born 1950).
- Gerald James Whitrow, 87, British mathematician, cosmologist and science historian (born 1912).
3
- T. K. Ann, 87, Hong Kong industrialist and legislator (born 1912).
- Merton Miller, 77, American Nobel Prize-winning economist (born 1923).
4
- Clarence Holbrook Carter, 96, American artist (born 1904).
- Sir James Glover, 71, British army general (born 1929).
5
- Don Liddle, 75, American baseball player, threw pitch that produced Willie Mays' sensational "The Catch" in 1954 World Series (born 1925).
6
- Frédéric Dard, 78, French writer (born 1921).
- Arnie Johnson, 80, American professional basketball player.
- Håkan Lidman, 85, Swedish athlete (born 1915).
- Joan Tate, 77, English translator (born 1922).
7
- Matthew Coppolino, 70, American politician (born 1939).
- Göran Magnusson, 58, Swedish chemist (born 1942).
- Barbara Jo Walker, 74, winner of Miss America (1947) (born 1926).
8
- Jeff MacNelly, 52, American editorial cartoonist and the creator of the comic strip Shoe (born 1947).
9
- John Abramovic, 81, Croatian-American professional basketball player.
- Ernst Jandl, 74, Austrian writer (born 1925).
- Jacob Lawrence, 82, American painter and educator (born 1917).
- George Segal, 75, American painter and sculptor (born 1924).
10
- Hafez al-Assad, 69, President of Syria (born 1930).
- Frank Patterson, 61, Irish tenor (born 1938).
- Brian Statham, 69, English professional cricketer (born 1930).
11
- Lew Gallo, 71, American character actor and television producer (Twelve O'Clock High, The Twilight Zone) (born 1928).
12
- Sir Roualeyn Cumming-Bruce, 88, British jurist (born 1912).
- Yun Bulong, 62, Chinese politician, Chairman of Inner Mongolia, train-car collision (born 1937).
13
- Robert Dienst, 72, Austrian football player (born 1928).
- Bobby Tiefenauer, 70, American baseball player (born 1929).
14
- Paul Griffin, 62, American musician (born 1937).
- Robert Trent Jones, 93, English-born golf course designer (born 1906).
- Peter McWilliams, 50, American author (born 1949).
- Reg Preston, 83, Australian potter (born 1917).
- Elsie Widdowson, 93, British chemist, dietitian and nutritionist (born 1906).
15
- Jules Roy, 92, Algerian-born French writer (born 1907).
16
- Elvin A. Kabat, 85, American microbiologist (born 1914).
- Empress Kōjun of Japan, 97 (born 1903).
- Peter Moore, 76, British Anglican priest (born 1924).
17
- Joe Albanese, 66, American baseball player (born 1933).
- Ismail Mahomed, 68, South African lawyer (Chief Justice of South Africa) (born 1931).
18
- Ekrem Alican, Turkish politician, Deputy Prime Minister (born 1916).
- Nancy Marchand, 71, American actress (Lou Grant, The Sopranos) (born 1928).
19
- Noboru Takeshita, 76, Japanese politician and the 74th Prime Minister of Japan (1987–1989) (born 1924).
21
- Jim Hensley, 80, American businessman (born 1920).
- Alan Hovhaness, 89, American composer (born 1911).
- Bud Stewart, 84, American baseball player (born 1916).
22
- Manoranjan Dhar, 96, Bangladeshi politician and diplomat (born 1904).
- John Smith, 66, British Anglican priest (born 1933).
23
- Scott Baker, 43, American racing driver (born 1957).
- Geng Biao, 90, Chinese politician (born 1909).
- Jim Roper, 83, American NASCAR driver (born 1916).
- Bob Tillman, 63, American baseball player (born 1937).
24
- Rodrigo, 27, Argentine singer (born 1973).
- Duncan Kyle, 70, British novelist (born 1930).
- David Tomlinson, 83, English actor (Mary Poppins, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, The Love Bug) (born 1917).
26
- Ken Bell, 85, Canadian war photographer (born 1914).
- Logan Ramsey, 79, American character actor (born 1921).
27
- David Neal, 68, English actor (born 1932).
28
- Jane Birdwood, 87, British far right politician (born 1913).
- John Terence Coppock, 79, British geographer (born 1921).
- Sir William Glock, 92, British arts administrator and music critic (born 1908).
- Dick James, 66, American football player (born 1934).
- Arnie Weinmeister, 77, American football player (New York Giants) and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame (born 1923).
29
- John Aspinall, 74, British zoo owner (born 1926).
- Vittorio Gassman, 77, Italian actor (born 1922).
July 2000
1
- John Albert Axel Gibson, 83, British World War II air ace (born 1916).
- Walter Matthau, 79, American actor (winner of Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, BAFTA, Golden Globe and Tony awards) (born 1920).
2
- Joey Dunlop, 48, Northern Irish motorcycle racer (born 1952).
3
- Sir Michael Hamilton, 81, British politician (born 1918).
- Harold Nicholas, 79, American dancer (Nicholas Brothers) (born 1921).
- Kemal Sunal, 55, Turkish actor (born 1944).
4
- Gustaw Herling-Grudzinski, 81, Polish writer and political dissident (born 1919).
- Philip Lever, 3rd Viscount Leverhulme, 85, British aristocrat (born 1915).
5
- Peter Bullfrog Moore, 68, Australian rugby league administrator (born 1932).
6
- Roderic Coote, 85, British Anglican prelate (born 1915).
- Fred Lane, 24, American football player (born 1975).
7
- Dame Stella Casey, 76, New Zealand social activist (born 1924).
- Kenny Irwin, 30, NASCAR driver (born 1969).
- James C. Quayle, 79, American newspaper publisher (born 1921).
- Charles Alan Wright, 72, American constitutional lawyer (born 1927).
8
- Dame Anne Mueller, 69, British civil servant and academic (born 1930).
9
- John Morgan, 41, British etiquette expert (born 1959).
10
- Leo Egan, 86, American broadcaster (born 1914).
- Vakkom Majeed, 90, Indian politician (born 1909).
- Ursule Molinaro, French-born American writer (born 1916).
- Denis O'Conor Don, O'Conor Don, hereditary Chief of the Name O'Conor (born 1912).
- Justin Pierce, 25, British skateboarder and actor (Kids, Next Friday) (born 1975).
11
- Bill Alexander, 90, British political activist (born 1910).
- Pedro Mir, 87, Dominican poet and writer (Poet Laureate) (born 1913).
- Robert Runcie, 78, Archbishop of Canterbury (born 1921).
12
- Charles Merritt, 91, Canadian war hero and recipient of the Victoria Cross (born 1908).
- Prince Tomislav of Yugoslavia, 72, Yugoslav prince (born 1928).
13
- James Ferguson, 86, American Air Force general (born 1913).
- A. D. Hope, 92, Australian poet (born 1907).
- Jan Karski, 86, Polish resistance fighter and academic (born 1914).
14
- Meredith MacRae, 56, American actress (My Three Sons, Petticoat Junction) (born 1944).
- Georges Maranda, 68, Canadian baseball player (born 1932).
- Sir Mark Oliphant, 98, Australian physicist, Governor of South Australia (born 1901).
15
- Johnny Duncan, 67, American bluegrass musician (born 1932).
- Louis Quilico, 75, Canadian opera singer (born 1925).
- Kalle Svensson, 74, Swedish footballer (born 1925).
- Paul Young, 53, British singer and songwriter (Sad Café, Mike + The Mechanics) (born 1947).
17
- Aligi Sassu, 88, Italian painter and sculptor (born 1912).
- Thomas Quinn Curtiss, 85, American writer, and film and theater critic (born 1915).
18
- John F. Davis, 93, American lawyer (born 1907).
19
- Tommy O'Boyle, 82, American football coach. (born 1917).
20
- James H. Morrison, 91, American politician (member of the United States House of Representatives from Louisiana's 6th congressional district) (born 1908).
- Jim Suchecki, 72, American baseball player (born 1927).
22
- John Butterfield, Baron Butterfield, 80, British medical researcher and academic administrator (born 1920).
- Raymond Lemieux, 80, Canadian organic chemist (born 1920).
- Claude Sautet, 76, French film director and screenwriter (born 1924).
- Staffan Burenstam Linder, 68, Swedish economist and politician (born 1931).
- Pat Turner, 73, British trade unionist (born 1927).
23
- Ahmad Shamloo, 74, Iranian poet and writer (born 1925).
24
- Anatoli Firsov, 59, Russian ice hockey player (born 1941).
26
- John Tukey, 85, American mathematician (born 1915).
27
- Virginia Admiral, 85, American painter and poet.
- Bruce Douglas-Mann, 73, British politician (born 1927).
- Val Dufour, 73, American actor (born 1927).
- Gordon Solie, 71, American wrestling commentator (born 1929).
28
- Abraham Pais, 82, Dutch-born American physicist (born 1918).
- Walter Schmidt, German SS officer (born 1917).
- Jerome Smith, 47, American guitarist (KC and the Sunshine Band) (born 1953).
- John Wells, 93, British artist (born 1907).
29
- René Favaloro, 77, Argentine cardiologist who created the technique for coronary bypass surgery (born 1923).
- Benny Fenton, 81, English football player and manager (born 1918).
30
- Max Showalter (aka Casey Adams), 83, American actor, composer, pianist, singer (born 1917).
31
- Hendrik C. van de Hulst, 81, Dutch astronomer and mathematician (born 1918).
August 2000
2
- John Caldwell, 65, Australian politician (born 1934).
3
- Joann Lõssov, 78, Estonian basketball player (born 1921).
- Michael Meyer, 79, English translator and writer (born 1921).
- Geoffrey Page, 80, British World War II flying ace (born 1920).
4
- John Joseph Graham, 86, American Roman Catholic prelate (born 1913).
5
- Otto Buchsbaum, 80, Austrian-Brazilian writer and ecological activist (born 1920).
- Sir Alec Guinness, 86, English actor and writer, Star Wars: Original Trilogy, Oliver Twist, Great Expectations, liver cancer (born 1914).
- Dudley Randall, 86, African-American poet (born 1914).
6
- Sir Robin Day, 76, British political broadcaster (born 1923).
- Marv Felderman, 84, American baseball player (born 1915).
8
- Sir Peter Hudson, 76, British army general (born 1923).
9
- Sir Josias Cunningham, 66, Northern Irish politician (born 1934).
- John Harsanyi, 80, Hungarian-born economist, Nobel Prize laureate (born 1920).
- Bob Lido, 85, American musician (The Lawrence Welk Show) (born 1914).
- Herb Thomas, 77, American NASCAR driver and member of the NASCAR Hall of Fame (born 1923).
10
- Robert Manuel Cook, 91, British classical scholar.
- Gilbert Parkhouse, 74, Welsh cricketer (born 1925).
11
- Paidi Jairaj, 90, Indian actor (born 1909)
- Jean Papineau-Couture, 83, Canadian composer (born 1916).
12
- Loretta Young, 87, American actress (The Farmer's Daughter, Come to the Stable) (born 1913).
13
- Sir Antony Duff, 80, British diplomat, Director-General of MI5 (1985-1988) (born 1920).
- Nazia Hassan, 35, Pakistani pop singer-songwriter, lawyer and social activist (born 1965).
14
- John Boland, 55, Irish politician (born 1944).
- Ken Heintzelman, 84, American baseball player (born 1915).
- John Milford, 70, American actor (born 1929).
15
- Lancelot Ware, 85, British founder of MENSA (born 1915).
- John Whitehead, 74, English cricketer (born 1925).
16
- Alan Caddy, 60, English guitarist (The Tornados) (born 1940).
17
- Edith Körner, 79, Czech-born British health reformer (born 1921).
- Stephan Körner, 86, Czech-born British philosopher (born 1913).
- Hans-Diedrich von Tiesenhausen, 87, Baltic German Kapitänleutnant during World War II (born 1913).
18
- Maurice Evans, 63, English football player and manager (born 1936).
- Dorothy Mae Taylor, 72, American politician and educator (born 1928).
19
- Bineshwar Brahma, 52, Bodo activist and leader (born 1948).
- David Norton Edelstein, 90, American judge (born 1910).
- Tony Parisi (aka Antonio Pugliese), 59, Italian-born Canadian professional wrestler (born 1941).
- Theodore Trautwein, 80, American judge (born 1920).
20
- Sir Peter Compston, 84, British admiral (born 1915).
- Nancy Evans, 85, British mezzo-soprano opera singer (born 1915).
21
- Sir Campbell Adamson, 78, British industrialist (born 1922).
- Tom Day, 65, American football player (born 1935).
- John Hayes, 70, American film director (born 1930).
- Russ Kerns, 79, American baseball player (born 1920).
- Daniel Lisulo, 69, Zambian politician (born 1930).
- Giuseppe Medici, 92, Italian politician (born 1907).
22
- Bill Bradford, 78, American baseball player (born 1921).
- Professor Tanaka, 70, American actor and professional wrestler (born 1930).
23
- Betty Blue, 69, American model and actress (born 1931).
24
- Andy Hug, 35, Swiss kickboxer (born 1964).
- Bob McPhail, 94, Scottish footballer (born 1905).
25
- Carl Barks, 99, American cartoonist (Scrooge McDuck) (born 1901).
- Amalia de la Vega, 81, Uruguayan singer (born 1919).
- Jack Nitzsche, 63, American musician, arranger and songwriter (Academy Award for Best Original Song for co-writing "Up Where We Belong") (born 1937).
- Ivan Stambolić, 63, Serbian politician (born 1936).
- Ian Stephenson, 66, British artist (born 1934).
26
- Bunny Austin, 94, English tennis player (born 1906).
- Ed Rakow, 65, American baseball player (born 1935).
- Daniel Sternberg, 87, Polish musician (born 1913).
- Allen Woody, 44, American bass guitarist (the Allman Brothers Band, Gov't Mule) (born 1955).
27
- Bob Mahoney, 72, American baseball player (born 1928).
28
- Friedrich Wilhelm, Prince of Wied, 69, German prince (born 1931).
29
- Fern Bell, 87, American baseball player (born 1913).
- Mohamed Hamri, 68, Moroccan painter and writer (born 1932).
- Conrad Marca-Relli, 87, American artist (born 1913).
30
- Willie Maddren, 49, English professional football player and manager (born 1951).
31
- Joseph Lennox Federal, 90, American Roman Catholic prelate (born 1910).
- Saunders King, 91, American guitarist and singer (born 1909).
- Brian Murphy, 18, Irish victim of unlawful killing (born 1981).
- Dolores Moore, 67, All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player (born 1932).
- Patricia Owens, 75, Canadian-born American actress (born 1925).
September 2000
2
- Jean Speegle Howard, 73, American actress (born 1927).
- Elvera Sanchez, 95, American dancer (born 1905).
- Curt Siodmak, 98, German-American novelist and screenwriter (The Wolf Man, Donovan's Brain) (born 1902).
- Audrey Wise, 68, British politician.
3
- Richard W. Abbe, 74, American jurist (Associate Justice of the California Second District Court of Appeal, Division Six) (born 1926).
- Edward Anhalt, 86, American screenwriter and filmmaker (winner of 1950 Academy Award for Best Story for Panic in the Streets) (born 1914).
- R. H. Harris, 84, American gospel singer (Soul Stirrers) (born 1916).
- Jack Simmons, 85, British transport historian (born 1915).
- Walt Stanchfield, 81, American animator (Walt Disney Studios) (born 1919).
- Clyde Sukeforth, 98, American baseball player (born 1901).
4
- Sir John Beith, 86, British diplomat (born 1914).
- David Brown, 53, American bass guitarist (Santana) (born 1947).
- Pinky May, 89, American baseball player (born 1911).
5
- George Musso, 90, American football player (Chicago Bears) and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame (born 1910).
- Abdul Haris Nasution, 81, Indonesian general (born 1918).
6
- Kees van Aelst, 83, Dutch Olympic water polo player (1936 Summer Olympics).
- Breanna Lynn Bartlett-Stewart, 0, notable American stillborn baby girl (born 2000).
- David E. Bell, 81, American public servant, director of the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (1961–1962) (born 1919).
- Jiří Sovák, 79, Czech actor (born 1920).
7
- Nick Tremark, 87, American baseball player (born 1912).
- George Wright, 70, English footballer (born 1930).
8
- Carlos Castillo Peraza, 53, Mexican politician (born 1947).
9
- Sir Julian Critchley, 69, British politician (born 1930).
- Robert S. Stevens, American politician and jurist (born 1916).
10
- Zaib-un-Nissa Hamidullah, 81, Pakistani writer and journalist (born 1918).
11
- Peter Browne, 76, Australian politician (born 1924).
12
- Stanley Turrentine, 66, American jazz tenor saxophonist (born 1934).
13
- Shelagh Fraser, 79, British actress (best known for playing Aunt Beru in Star Wars) (born 1920).
14
- Frederick Erroll, 1st Baron Erroll of Hale, 86, British politician (born 1914).
- Jerzy Giedroyc, 94, Polish writer and political activist (born 1906).
- George Myatt, 86, American baseball player (born 1914).
- Beah Richards, 80, American actress (Guess Who's Coming to Dinner) (born 1920).
16
- Georgiy Gongadze, 31, Ukrainian journalist (born 1969).
- John Perkovich, 76, American baseball player (born 1924).
17
- Dem Rădulescu, 68, Romanian actor (born 1931).
- Nicole Reinhart, 24, American cyclist (born 1976).
- Chico Salmon, 59, Panamanian baseball player (born 1940).
- Sir Philip Woodfield, 77, British civil servant (born 1923).
- Paula Yates, 41, British television presenter and journalist (born 1959).
19
- Ann Doran, 89, American character actress (born 1911).
- Anthony Robert Klitz, 83, British artist (born 1917).
- Gloria Talbott, 69, American actress (born 1931).
20
- Stanislav Stratiev, 59, Bulgarian playwright (born 1941).
- Gherman Titov, 65, Soviet cosmonaut (born 1935).
21
- Robert Wright Campbell, 73, American author and scriptwriter (born 1927).
- Robert Peterson, 76, American poet (born 1924).
- John Egerton, 6th Duke of Sutherland, 85, British aristocrat (born 1915).
22
- Yehuda Amichai, 76, Israeli poet (born 1924).
- Sir Antony Read, 87, British Army general (born 1913).
- Saburō Sakai, 84, Japanese World War II flying ace (born 1916).
- Bill Sommers, 77, American baseball player (born 1923).
23
- Aurelio Rodríguez, 52, Mexican Major League Baseball player (born 1947).
- Carl Rowan, 75, American government official, journalist and author (born 1925).
- Kenny Smith, 76, Canadian ice hockey player (born 1924).
25
- Tom Baker, 79, British Anglican priest (born 1920).
- R. S. Thomas, 87, Welsh poet (born 1913).
26
- Neva Abelson, 89, American research physician (co-discovered the blood test for the Rh blood factor).
- Nick Fatool, 85, American jazz drummer.
- Richard Mulligan, 67, American actor (Soap, Empty Nest) (born 1932).
- Baden Powell, 63, Brazilian guitarist (born 1937).
- Carl Sigman, 91, American songwriter (born 1909).
27
- Sammy Luftspring, 84, Canadian boxer (born 1916).
- Frank Wills, 52, American security, discovered Watergate break-in (born 1948).
28
- Peter Gennaro, 80, American dancer and choreographer (Annie) (born 1919).
- Pierre Trudeau, 80, Prime Minister of Canada (born 1919).
29
- Sir William Fry, 91, Australian politician (born 1909).
- John Grant, 67, British politician (born 1932).
- Lynn Lovenguth, 77, American baseball player (born 1922).
- Maningning Miclat, 28, Filipino poet and painter (born 1972).
30
- Zoran Gopčević, 45, Yugoslav water polo player (silver medal winner in 1980 Summer Olympics) (born 1955).
- Erno Paasilinna, 65, Finnish writer and journalist (born 1935).
- Sir Fred Pontin. 93, English businessman (born 1906).
- Joseph Weber, 81, American physicist (born 1919).
- Howard Winstone, 61, Welsh boxer (born 1939).
October 2000
1
- Robert Allen, 73, American composer ("(There's No Place Like) Home for the Holidays", "Everybody Loves a Lover", "Chances Are") (born 1927).
- Charlie Brewster, 83, American baseball player (born 1916).
- Rosie Douglas, 58, Prime Minister of Dominica (born 1941).
- Reginald Kray, British murderer (born 1933).
2
- Amadou Karim Gaye, 86, Senegalese politician (born 1913).
- Elek Schwartz, 91, Romanian football player and coach (born 1908).
- Tom Troman, 86, English cricketer (born 1914).
3
- Peter Baker, 55, English cricketer (born 1945).
- Benjamin Orr, 53, The Cars bassist and singer (born 1947).
- John Worsley, 81, British artist (born 1919).
4
- Alfred Lammer, 90, Austrian-born World War II Royal Air Force pilot (born 1909).
- Chuck Oertel, 69, American baseball player (born 1931).
- Michael Smith, 68, English-born Canadian chemist, Nobel Prize laureate (born 1932).
- George Huntston Williams, 86, American theologian (born 1914).
- Yu Kuo-hwa, 86, Chinese politician, Premier (1984–1989) (born 1914).
5
- Keith Roberts, 65, English science fiction author (born 1935).
- Sidney R. Yates, 91, American politician (member of the United States House of Representatives from the state of Illinois) (born 1909).
6
- William Bundy, 83, American attorney and intelligence expert (CIA) (born 1917).
- Richard Farnsworth, 80, American actor (born 1920).
7
- Tony Adamle, 76, American professional football player.
- Wilford S. Bailey, 79, American academic (born 1921).
8
- Mihai Pop, 92, Romanian ethnologist (born 1907).
- Timothy P. Sheehan, 91, American politician (born 1909).
- Jinzaburo Takagi, 62, Japanese chemist and anti-nuclear activist (born 1938).
9
- David Dukes, 55, American character actor (born 1945).
- Patrick Anthony Porteous, 82, Scottish recipient of the Victoria Cross (born 1918).
10
- Ferenc Farkas, 94, Hungarian composer (born 1905).
- Sirimavo Bandaranaike, 84, Prime Minister of Sri Lanka (born 1916).
- Bruce Palmer Jr., 87, American army general (born 1913).
- Gene Palumbo, 54, American television producer and writer (born 1945).
11
- Donald Dewar, 63, Scottish politician (born 1937).
- Brian Foley, 80, British Roman Catholic priest and hymnist.
13
- Gus Hall, 90, labor leader and chairman of the Communist Party USA (CPUSA) (born 1910).
- Jean Peters, 73, American actress (born 1926).
- Tony Roper, 35, NASCAR driver (born 1964).
15
- George Gray Bell, 80, Canadian soldier (born 1920).
- Konrad Emil Bloch, 88, German-born biochemist, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (born 1912).
- Vincent Canby, 76, American film and theatre critic (The New York Times) (born 1924).
- John Perceval, 77, Australian artist (born 1923).
16
- Mel Carnahan, 66, American lawyer and politician (51st Governor of Missouri) (born 1934).
- Rick Jason, 77, American actor (born 1923).
- Joseph Scott, 78, American bobsledder (born 1922).
17
- Leo Nomellini, 76, Italian-American football player (San Francisco 49ers) and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame (born 1923).
18
- Bruce Biggs, 79, New Zealand linguist (born 1921).
- Julie London, 74, American actress (born 1926).
- Gwen Verdon, 75, American actress (born 1925).
19
- Hortense Ellis, 59, Jamaican reggae musician (born 1941).
21
- Alan Rowe, 73, New Zealand-born British actor (born 1926).
22
- Richard Harden, 83, Northern Irish politician (born 1916).
- Fred Pratt Green, 97, British Methodist minister and hymn writer (born 1903).
- Hank Wyse, 82, American baseball player (born 1918).
23
- Benny Culp, 86, American baseball player (born 1914).
- Martin Rich, 95, German conductor (born 1905).
- Yokozuna, 34, American wrestler (born 1966).
24
- Little Mack Simmons, 67, American blues musician (born 1933).
25
- John Sinclair Morrison, 87, English classicist (born 1913).
26
- Laila Kinnunen, 60, Finnish singer (born 1939).
- Ruth Lessing, 75, All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player (born 1925).
- Muriel Evans, 90, American actress (born 1910).
27
- Lída Baarová, 86, Czech-Austrian actress and mistress of the Nazi propaganda minister of Germany, Joseph Goebbels (born 1914).
- Walter Berry, 71, Austrian bass-baritone (born 1929).
- Eugene Lambert, 95, American sports coach (born 1905).
- Bill Wainwright, 91, British communist activist (born 1908).
28
- Andújar Cedeño, 31, Dominican baseball player (born 1969).
- Josef Felder, 100, German politician (born 1900).
- Carlos Guastavino, 88, Argentine composer (born 1912).
- Howard Patterson, 73, American Olympic swimmer (born 1927).
29
- Charles F. Avila, 94, American electrical engineer (born 1906).
30
- Steve Allen, 78, American comedian, composer, TV host (The Tonight Show, The Steve Allen Show) and author (born 1921).
31
- Ring Lardner Jr., 85, American journalist and screenwriter (born 1915).
November 2000
1
- Platon Kornyljak, 80, Ukrainian-born German Greek-Catholic hierarch, Apostolic Exarch in Germany and Scandinavia for the Ukrainians (1959–1996) (born 1920).
- Bernard Erhard, 66, American actor (born 1934).
2
- Eddie Collins Jr., 83, American baseball player (born 1916).
- Eva Morris, British supercentenarian, oldest person in the world (born 1885).
- Sue Ryder, 76, British charity founder (born 1924).
3
- Robert Sherlaw Johnson, 68, British composer and musicologist (born 1932).
- Mary Hunter Wolf, American theatre director and producer (born 1905).
4
- Victor Grinich, 75, American businessman and a pioneer in the semiconductor industry (born 1924).
- John Reynolds, 77, American physicist (born 1923).
- Ian Sneddon, 80, Scottish mathematician (born 1919).
5
- Etienne Aigner, 95, Austrian-born American fashion designer (born 1904).
- Morris Barry, 82, British television producer (born 1918).
- David Brower, 88, American environmentalist (born 1912).
- Jimmie Davis, 101, American singer, songwriter and politician (Governor of Louisiana) (born 1899).
- Amalia Hernández, 83, Mexican ballet choreographer.
- Willard Marshall, 79, American baseball player (born 1921).
- Roger Peyrefitte, 93, French writer and diplomat (born 1907).
- Harry Taylor, 81, American baseball player (born 1919).
6
- Herbert Brün, 82, German composer and pioneer of electronic and computer music (born 1918).
- L. Sprague de Camp, 92, American writer (born 1907).
7
- Jim Hutchinson, 103, English cricketer and centenarian (born 1896).
- C. Subramaniam, 90, Indian politician (born 1910).
- Ingrid of Sweden, 90, Queen consort of Frederick IX of Denmark (born 1910).
9
- Hugh Paddick, 85, English actor (BBC radio show Round the Horne) (born 1915).
10
- Adamantios Androutsopoulos, 81, Greek lawyer and politician, Prime Minister (1973-1974), (born 1919).
- Jacques Chaban-Delmas, 85, French Gaullist politician (Prime Minister of France) (born 1915).
- Alan Tyson, 74, British musicologist (born 1926).
11
- Sir Alun Davies, 87, Welsh public servant (born 1913).
- William Harris, 6th Earl of Malmesbury, 92, British aristocrat and Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire (born 1907).
- Hugh Paddick, 85, British actor (born 1915).
12
- John Bury, 75, British set designer, costume designer and lighting designer (born 1925).
- Eugene Antonio Marino, 66, American Roman Catholic prelate (born 1934).
- Leah Rabin, 72, widow of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin (born 1928).
- Harold Walker, 82, English cricketer (born 1918).
14
- Len Gabrielson, 85, American baseball player (born 1915).
- Robert Trout, 91, American broadcast news reporter (born 1909).
15
- Willie Cunningham, 75, Scottish footballer (born 1925).
- Harry Webb, 92, Australian politician (born 1908)
16
17
- Louis Néel, 95, French physicist (born 1904).
- Bim Sherman, 50, Jamaican musician (born 1950).
18
- Hubert Miller, 82, American bobsledder (born 1918).
19
- Jeaffreson Greswell, 84, British Royal Air Force officer (born 1916).
20
- Mike Muuss, 42, American computer programmer (computer network administration software utility Ping) (born 1958).
- Bryce Poe II, 76, American Air Force general (born 1924).
- Josef Schaupper, 37, Austrian deaf alpine skier who was killed in the Kaprun disaster (born 1963).
21
- Sir Cyril Clarke, 93, British physician, geneticist and entomologist, former President of the Royal College of Physicians (born 1907).
- Ernest Lluch, 63, Spanish politician killed by ETA (born 1937).
- Zygmunt Gadecki, 62, Polish footballer (born 1938).
22
- Carlos Cardoso, Mozambican journalist (born 1951).
- Jack Dyson, 66, British cricketer and footballer (born 1934).
- Christian Marquand, 73, French director, actor and screenwriter (born 1927).
- Emil Zátopek, 78, Czechoslovakian multiple gold medal winning Olympic runner (born 1922).
23
- Marjorie Brown, 89, American owner of the Boston Celtics (born 1911).
- William David Knowles, 92, Canadian politician (born 1908).
- Conrad Voss Bark, 87, British writer and journalist (born 1913).
- Rayner Unwin, 74, British publisher (born 1925).
25
- Hugh Alexander, 83, American professional baseball player and scout (born 1917).
- Sir Florizel Glasspole, 91, Jamaican Governor-General (born 1909).
- Austin Rawlinson, 98, British swimmer (born 1902).
26
- Ralph Bates, 101, British novelist (born 1899).
- Paddy Donegan, 77, Irish politician (born 1923).
27
- Anne Barton, 76, American actress (born 1924).
- Sir Malcolm Bradbury, 68, British author and literary critic (born 1932).
- Len Shackleton, 78, English footballer ("Clown Prince of Soccer") (born 1922).
- Dorothy Woolfolk, 87, American comic-book editor (born 1913).
28
- Robert Bentley, 93, American animator (born 1907).
- Henry B. González, 84, American Democratic politician (United States House of Representatives member from the state of Texas from 1961 to 1999) (born 1916).
- Liane Haid, 105, Austrian actress (born 1895).
29
- Lou Groza, 76, American football player (Cleveland Browns) and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame (born 1924).
- Sir William Henderson, 87, Scottish veterinarian (born 1913).
- Ilmar Laaban, 78, Estonian poet and publicist (born 1921).
30
- Eloise Jarvis McGraw, 84, American author (born 1915).
- Scott Smith, 45, Canadian bassist (Loverboy) (born 1955).
December 2000
1
- Moses Abramovitz, 88, American economist.
- Robert V. Barron, 67, American TV and film director (born 1932)
- Barbara Gates, 66, American baseball pitcher (born 1934)
- Elmer E. Rasmuson, 91, American banker, philanthropist and politician (born 1909)
- Terry Wilshusen, 51, American baseball player (born 1949).
2
- Chris Antley, 34, American jockey (Racing Hall of Fame) (winner of Kentucky Derby 1991, 1999) (born 1966).
- Gail Fisher, 65, American actress (Mannix) (born August 8, 1935)
3
- Gwendolyn Brooks, 83, American poet (born 7 June 1917).
- Hoyt Curtin, 78, composer (born September 9, 1922).
- Jun Fukuda, 77, Japanese film director (born 17 February 1923).
- Red Nonnenkamp, 89, American baseball player (born 1911).
- Hugh Edward Richardson, 94, British diplomat and Tibetologist (born 22 December 1905)
4
- H. C. Artmann, 79, Austrian poet and writer (born 1921).
- Shyam Sundar Baishnab, Bangladeshi folk singer.
- Colin Cowdrey, Baron Cowdrey of Tonbridge, 67, English cricketer (born 24 December 1932).
- Puntillita, 79, Cuban singer (born 4 January 1921).
6
- Werner Klemperer, 80, German actor (born 1920).
7
- Vlado Gotovac, 70, Croatian poet and politician (born 1930).
- Levi Jackson, 74, American football player, first African-American to captain Yale University (born 22 August 1926).
- Toby Low, 1st Baron Aldington, 86, British politician (born 1914).
- Leszek Podhorodecki, Polish historian (born 1934).
- Bob Voigts, 84, American sports player and coach (born 1916).
8
- Ann T. Bowling, 57, American geneticist, stroke.
- Ionatana Ionatana, 62, Prime Minister of Tuvalu (1999–2000) (born 1938).
- Sachindra Lal Singh, 93, Indian politician, Chief Minister of Tripura (born 1907).
10
- Jack Cowan, 73, Canadian football player (born 1927).
- James T. McHugh, 68, American Roman Catholic prelate (born 1932).
- Willard Nixon, 72, American baseball player (born 1928).
- Marie Windsor, 80, American actress (born 1919)
11
- David Lewis, 84, American actor (born 1916).
- N. Richard Nash, 87, American dramatist (born 1913).
- Johannes Virolainen, 86, Finnish politician (born 1914).
12
- Red Barkley, 88, American baseball player (born 1912).
- William J. Evans, 76, American air force general (born 1924).
- Rosa King, 61, American jazz and blues musician (born 1939).
- Dorothy Kirby, 80, American golfer (born 1920).
- Libertad Lamarque, 92, Argentine-Mexican actress and singer (born 1908).
- George Montgomery, 84, American actor (born 1916).
13
- Chen Zhen, 45, Chinese-French artist (born 1955).
- Pierre Demargne, 97, French historian and archaeologist (born 1903).
- Jake Jones, 80, American baseball player (born 1920).
14
- Myroslav Ivan Lubachivsky, 82, Ukrainian Catholic bishop (born 1918).
- Pavel Plotnikov, 80, Soviet air force general (born 1920).
15
- Bubba Floyd, 83, American baseball player (born 1917).
16
- Blue Demon, 78, Mexican masked wrestler and actor (born 1922).
17
- Gerald Aylmer, 74, British historian (born 1926).
- Gérard Blain, 70, French actor and film director (born 1930).
- Erich Schmid, 93, Swiss conductor (born 1907).
18
- Stan Fox, 48, American race car driver (born 1952).
- Randolph Apperson Hearst, 85, American newspaper publisher (Hearst Corporation) (born 1915).
- Kirsty MacColl, 41, British singer-songwriter (born 1959).
19
- Rob Buck, 42, American musician (10,000 Maniacs) (born 1958).
- David Dewayne Johnson, 37, American murderer (born 1963).
- Milt Hinton, 90, American double bassist and photographer (born 1910).
- John Lindsay, 79, 103rd Mayor of New York City (born 1921).
- Lou Polli, 99, Italian-American baseball player (born 1901).
- Roebuck "Pops" Staples, 85, patriarch of The Staple Singers (born 1914).
- Lou Thuman, 84, American baseball player (born 1916).
- Sir Laurence Whistler, 88, British poet and artist (born 1912).
20
- Reginald E. Beauchamp, 90, American sculptor (born 1910).
- Bill Clarke, 68, Canadian footballer (born 1932).
- Adrian Henri, 68, British poet and painter (Liverpool Poets) (born 1932).
- Alexander Ramsay of Mar, 80, British aristocrat (born 1919).
21
- Alfred J. Gross, 82, American inventor and a pioneer in mobile wireless communication (born 1918).
- John Lee, 72, Australian actor (born 1928).
- Edward Miller, 85, British historian (Master of Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge) (born 1915).
22
- Herman Feshbach, 83, American physicist. (born 1917).
- Connie McCready, 79, American journalist and politician (born 1921).
- Harry Payne, 93, Welsh rugby union player (born 1907).
- Kakou Senda, 76, Japanese writer (born 1924).
23
- Billy Barty, 76, American actor (born 1924).
- Susan Berman, 55, American journalist, author, and the daughter of Davie "Davie the Jew" Berman, a Las Vegas mob figure (born 1945).
- Victor Borge, 91, Danish-born comedian and pianist (born 1909).
- Noor Jehan, 74, Pakistani actress and singer (born 1926).
- Sir Jimmy Shand, 92, Scottish musician (born 1908).
24
- John Cooper, 77, British automobile designer (Cooper Car Company) (born 1923).
- Nick Massi, 73, bass singer and bass guitarist for The Four Seasons (born 1927).
- Laurence Chisholm Young, 95, American mathematician (born 1905).
25
- Décio Esteves, 73, Brazilian footballer (born 1927).
- Robert Francis Garner, 80, American Roman Catholic prelate (born 1920).
- Neil Hawke, 61, Australian cricketer (born 1939).
- Willard Van Orman Quine, 92, American philosopher and logician in the analytic tradition (born 1908).
26
- Leo Gordon, 78, American character actor (born 1922).
- Magik, 22, Polish rapper (born 1978).
- Jason Robards, 78, American actor (winner of a Tony Award, two Academy Awards and an Emmy Award) (born 1922).
27
- Forbes Howie, 80, Scottish businessman (born 1920).
- Walter Keane, 85, American plagiarist (born 1915).
- Roy Partee, 83, American Major League Baseball catcher (born 1917).
28
- Marc Boileau, 68. Canadian ice hockey coach and player (born 1932).
- Jacques Laurent, 81, French writer and journalist (born 1919).
- Robert Williams, 83, American baseball player (born 1917).
29
- Adele Stimmel Chase, 83, American artist (born 1917).
- Herbert Halpert, 89, American anthropologist and folklorist (born 1911).
30
- James C. Corman, 80, American politician (U.S. Representative for California's 21st and 22nd congressional districts) (born 1920).
- Julius J. Epstein, 91, American screenwriter (co-winner of Academy Award for Casablanca) (born 1909).
- Lionel Hebert, 72, American professional golfer (born 1928).
31
- Alan Cranston, 86, American politician, served as U.S. Senator from California (1969-1993) (born 1914).
- José Greco, 82, Italian-American flamenco dancer and choreographer (born 1918).
- Tanaquil Le Clercq, 71, French ballet dancer (New York City Ballet) (born 1929).
- Anne Macnaghten, 92, British violinist (born 1908).
- Rabbi Binyamin Ze'ev Kahane, 34, Israeli settler leader (born 1966).
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