The following is a list of notable deaths in March 1988.
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.
March 1988
1
- Joe Besser, 80, American actor and comedian (The Three Stooges, The Joey Bishop Show), heart failure.[1]
- Tommy Breen, 75, Irish international footballer (Manchester United, Ireland).
- Ernest Cuneo, 82, American lawyer and newspaperman (McClure Newspaper Syndicate, The Saturday Evening Post).[2]
- Sohan Lal Dwivedi, 82, Indian poet.
- George B. Harper, 69, American politician, member of the New Jersey Senate.
- Yoshi Katō, 75, Japanese stage and film actor.
- Luis Márquez, 62, Puerto Rican Major League baseballer, murdered.
- Tommy Potter, 69, American jazz double bassist.
- Jean Le Poulain, 63, French stage actor and director.[3]
2
- Chuck Arnett, 60, American artist and dancer, AIDS.[4]
- Raymond Hewitt, 47, American civil rights activist, leader of the Black Panther Party, heart attack.[5]
- Harry Lundahl, 82, Swedish international footballer and manager.
- Thomas Vezzetti, 59–60, American politician, mayor of Hoboken, New Jersey, heart attack.[6]
3
- Harold Langley, 84, British triple jumper and Olympian.
- Henryk Szeryng, 69, Polish-Mexican violinist, cerebral hemorrhage.[7]
- Lois Wilson, 93, American silent-screen actress, pneumonia.[8]
- Sewall Wright, 98, American geneticist.
4
- Ernesto Duarte Brito, 65, Cuban-Spanish musician.[9]
- James Peter Davis, 83, American Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of San Juan and of Santa Fe..[10]
- Bobby Etheridge, 54, English footballer and first-class cricketer.
- J. Brooke Mosley, 72, American bishop.
- Franco Scalamandré, 89, Italian-American textile designer, co-founder of Scalamandré Inc.
5
- Santosh Dutta, 62, Bengali actor (Sonar Kella, Joi Baba Felunath).
- Lewis J. Fields, 78, American lieutenant general in U.S. Marine Corps.[11]
- Alfred Hollings, 81, New Zealand lawyer and cricketer (Wellington).[12]
- Margaret Irving, 90, American actress (The People's Choice, Animal Crackers).[13]
- János Németh, 81, Hungarian water polo player and Olympic gold medalist.
- Alberto Olmedo, 54, Argentine comedian and actor, fall from building.
- Mathilde Pincus, 70–71, American music supervisor.[14]
- Rudolph Schaeffer, 101, American arts educator and artist.
6
- Jeanne Aubert, 88, French singer and actress.[15]
- Mairéad Farrell, 31, member of Provisional Irish Republican Army, shot by British army.[16]
- Joan Hassall, 82, English wood engraver and book illustrator.[17]
- Daniel McCann, 30, member of Provisional Irish Republican Army, shot by British army.
- Dick Ricketts, 54, American Major League baseballer and NBA basketballer, leukemia.
- Seán Savage, 23, member of Provisional Irish Republican Army, shot by British army.
7
- Edmund Berkeley, 79, American computer scientist, co-founded the Association for Computing Machinery.[18]
- Guido Celano, 83, Italian actor, voice actor and director.[19]
- Divine, 42, American singer, actor and drag queen (Pink Flamingos, Hairspray), heart failure.[20]
- Gordon Huntley, 62, British steel guitar player (Matthews Southern Comfort), cancer.
- Robert Livingston, 83, American film actor.[21]
- Joe Loco, 66, Puerto Rican Latin jazz and pop pianist and arranger.
- Prakash Mehrotra, 63, Indian politician.
- Olof Stahre, 78, Swedish Army officer, horse rider and Olympic gold medalist.
8
- Gordon Carpenter, 68, American basketballer and Olympic gold medalist, national coach.
- Amar Singh Chamkila, 27, Indian singer and musician, gunned down.[22]
- Ken Colyer, 59, English jazz trumpeter and cornetist.
- Werner Hartmann, 76, German physicist (microelectronics), complications after prostate surgery.[23]
- África de las Heras, 78, Spanish-born Soviet communist.[24]
- Frank Osborne, 91, South-African-English international footballer.
- Lala Abdul Rashid, 65, Pakistani hockey player and Olympic gold medalist.
9
- Milton Galamison, 64, American Presbyterian minister.[25]
- John Joseph Harper, 36, Canadian aboriginal leader, shot by police.[26]
- Kurt Georg Kiesinger, 83, West German politician, Chancellor of Federal Republic of Germany.[27]
- M. E. Aldrich Rope, 96, English stained-glass artist.
- M. B. Sreenivasan, 62, Indian music director, heart attack.
10
- Glenn Cunningham, 78, American middle-distance runner and Olympic medalist.[28]
- Andy Gibb, 30, English singer and songwriter (I Just Want to Be Your Everything, Shadow Dancing), myocarditis.[29]
- Svetislav Glišović, 74, Yugoslavian international footballer and manager (BSK Beograd, Yugoslavia).[30]
- Phạm Hùng, 75, Vietnamese politician, Prime Minister of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.[31]
- Nikolay Karakulov, 69, Soviet sprinter and European champion.
- Abdul Khaliq, 54, Pakistani sprinter.
- Jock Semple, 84, Scottish-American runner and sports official, cancer of the liver and pancreas.
- Joey Sternaman, 88, American NFL footballer.
- William Wordsworth, 79, English composer.
11
- Rashid Bakr, 54, Sudanese politician, Prime Minister of Sudan.
- Christianna Brand, 80, British crime writer and children's author (Green for Danger).
- Harry Brauner, 80, Romanian composer.
- Khurshid Hasan Khurshid, 64, Indian-Pakistani politician, President of Azad Kashmir, road accident.
- Jackie O'Driscoll, 66, Irish international footballer.
12
- Samaresh Basu, 63, Indian writer (Prajapati).
- Alessandro Bausani, 66, Italian scholar of Islam and Middle Eastern studies.
- Romare Bearden, 76, American artist, author and songwriter, complications from bone cancer.[32]
- Arnold Bell, 86, British actor.
- DeWitt Bodeen, 79, American film screenwriter and television writer (Cat People).[33]
- Charles Cochran Kirkpatrick, 80, American rear admiral in the U.S. Navy.
- Alvin McCoy, 84, American journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner.
- Bernard Rudofsky, 82, Austrian-American writer and architect.[34]
- Karen Steele, 56, American actress and model, cancer.
13
- Olive Carey, 92, American film and television actress.[35]
- Yngve Ekström, 74, Swedish furniture designer
- John Holmes, 43, American pornographic film actor, cardio-respiratory arrest.[36]
- Patesko, 77, Brazilian international footballer.
- Vladimir Sakson, 60, Soviet painter, book illustrator and stage designer.
- Steno, 71, Italian film director, screenwriter and cinematographer.
14
- Abbas Abbasi, 63, Pakistani hereditary leader, Nawab and Amir of Bahawalpur State.
- Willi Apel, 94, German-American musicologist and author (The Harvard Dictionary of Music).[37]
- Bruno Balz, 85, German songwriter.[38]
- Rudolf Gramlich, 79, SS officer and German international footballer (Eintracht Frankfurt, Germany).[39]
- Henrik Malyan, 62, Georgian-Armenian film director and writer.
- Saul Weingeroff, 72, American professional wrestling manager.
15
- Laura Caller, 72–73, Peruvian union lawyer.
- Amaro da Cunha, 75, Brazilian rower and Olympian, brother of Carmen Miranda.[40]
- Willie Darden, 54, American murderer, executed.[41]
- Ivan Dubasov, 90, Soviet artist.
- Chevene Bowers King, 64, American attorney and civil rights leader, prostate cancer.
- Ruth Crosby Noble, 91, American author and herpetologist.[42]
- Frank Perkins, 79, American song composer.
- Dmitri Polyakov, 66, Ukrainian-Soviet operative and spy for the United States, executed by shooting.
- William J. Porter, 73, British-American diplomat, U.S. Ambassador to Algeria, South Korea, Canada and Saudi Arabia, cancer.[43]
- Victor Wickersham, 82, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
16
- Dorothy Adams, 88, American actress (The Best Years of Our Lives).
- Nazir Dekhaiya, 67, Indian poet, bronchopneumonia.
- Rollie Dotsch, 75, American football coach (Birmingham Stallions), pancreatic cancer.[44]
- Paul Kohner, 85, Austro-Hungarian–born American talent agent and producer, heart attack.[45]
- Albert Kónya, 70, Hungarian physicist and politician, Minister of Education.
- Erich Probst, 60, Austrian international footballer.
- Dannie Richmond, 56, American jazz drummer, heart attack.[46]
- Jigger Statz, 90, American Major League baseballer.
- Luther Merritt Swygert, 83, United States circuit judge.
- Mickey Thompson, 59, American auto racing builder and promoter, gunned down.
17
- Raffaele Arié, 67, Bulgarian bass.[47]
- Nikolas Asimos, 38, Greek composer and singer.[48]
- Bruce C. Clarke, 86, United States Army general, stroke.[49]
- Roland Drew, 87, American actor (Ramona, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer).[50]
- Leif Granli, 78, Norwegian politician, President of the Storting.
- Reg Halton, 71, English footballer and Minor Counties cricketer.
- Franz-Otto Krüger, 70, German film and television actor.
- Tan Siew Sin, 71, Malaysian politician, Minister of Finance.
18
- Gerald Abraham, 84, English musicologist, editor and music critic.[51]
- Billy Butterfield, 71, American jazz bandleader.[52]
- Oliver Dawnay, 67, British civil servant, private secretary to Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother.
- Karl Maria Demelhuber, 91, Nazi German SS general.
- Joan Field, 72, American violinist.
- Waldemar Sjölander, 80, Swedish painter, printmaker and sculptor.
- Percy Thrower, 75, British gardener, horticulturist, broadcaster and writer.
19
- Reyner Banham, 66, English architectural critic and writer.[53]
- Sabino Barinaga, 65, Spanish footballer and manager (Real Madrid), heart disease.[54]
- Philip Birnbaum, 83, American religious author and translator.[55]
- Bun Cook, 84, Canadian ice hockey player and coach (New York Rangers).[56]
- Suzy Frelinghuysen, (a.k.a. Suzy Morris), 76, American abstract painter and opera singer, stroke.[57]
- Máirtín Ó Direáin, 77, Irish poet.[58]
- Sid Harkreader, 90, American fiddle player and string band leader.[59]
20
- Dick Bell, 74, Canadian politician, member of the Canadian Parliament, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration.[60]
- Gil Evans, 75, Canadian-American jazz pianist, composer and bandleader, peritonitis.[61]
- Akhilbandhu Ghosh, 67, Indian Bengali singer.
- Samuel W. Reynolds, 97, United States senator.
- Agnes Wright Spring, 94, American journalist, writer and historian.
21
- Virginia Axline, 76, American psychologist and author (Dibs in Search of Self, Play Therapy).
- Marie Burke, 93, English actress of stage, cinema and television.
- Walter Fricke, 72, German professor of theoretical astronomy, mathematician and cryptanalyst, cancer.
- Edd Roush, 94, American Major League baseballer.
- Charley Shipp, 74, American NBA basketballer and coach.
- Sigfrit Steiner, 81, Swiss actor.
- Patrick Steptoe, 74, English obstetrician and gynaecologist, pioneer of in-vitro fertilisation.[62]
22
- Gudmund Harlem, 70, Norwegian politician (Minister of Defence).[63]
- Rudolf Matz, 86, Croatian composer.
- Lester Rawlins, 63, American stage, screen and television actor, cardiac arrest.[64]
- P. B. A. Weerakoon, 88, Sri Lankan educator and politician, member of the Ceylon Parliament.
23
- Theodore Fred Abel, 91, Soviet-born American sociology professor (Theodore Abel papers).[65]
- John Charles Bolsinger, 30, American serial killer, suicide.[66]
- Jimmy Jacobs, 58, American handball player, leukemia.
- Isaiah L. Kenen, 83, Canadian-American journalist, lawyer and philanthropist.
- Murder of Deborah Linsley, 22, English murder victim.
- Dayton Lummis, 84, American film, television and theatre actor.
- Geoff McInnes, 79, Australian rules footballer.
- Pash, 37, Indian poet, gunned down.
24
- Pete Estes, 72, American automotive engineer, president of General Motors, heart attack.[67]
- Turhan Feyzioğlu, 65–66, Turkish academic and politician, Deputy Prime Minister of Turkey.
- Sirkazhi Govindarajan, 55, Indian singer, heart attack.[68]
- Abdullahi Issa, 67, Somali politician, Prime Minister of Italian Somalia.
- William Moseley Jones, 82, American attorney, speaker of the California State Assembly.
- Roger Loyer, 80, French motorcycle road racer.
25
- James J. Howard, 60, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives, heart attack.[69]
- Robert Joffrey, 57, American dancer, teacher, producer and choreographer, organ failure.
- Thomas William Lyons, 64, American Roman Catholic bishop, hepatitis from transfusion.
- Al Schwartz, 77, American screenwriter, television producer and director, brother of Sherwood Schwartz.
26
- Miguel Abuelo, 42, Argentine rock musician and singer, cardiac arrest.
- Robert Fairbairn, 77, Scottish banker, chairman of Clydesdale Bank.[70]
- Julian Pierce, 42, American lawyer and activist, murdered (body found on this date).
27
- Lee Guber, 67, American theatre producer, brain cancer.[71]
- Renato Salvatori, 55, Italian actor, liver cirrhosis.
- Charles Willeford, 69, American writer, heart attack.
28
- David R. Bennion, 59, Californian winemaker, founder of Ridge Vineyards, car accident.[72]
- Alan Crawford, 72, Australian rules footballer.
- Frans Peeraer, 75, Belgian international footballer.
- S. N. Tripathi, 75, Indian composer.
29
- Maurice Blackburn, 73, Canadian composer and conductor.
- Arkady Bochkaryov, 57, Soviet basketballer and Olympic medalist.
- Ted Kluszewski, 63, American Major League baseballer, heart attack.
- Dulcie September, 52, South African anti-Apartheid activist, assassinated.[73]
30
- Ranulph Bacon, 81, British police officer, Inspector-General of Police of British Ceylon.
- Georgia Ellis, 71, American actress (Gunsmoke).
- Edgar Faure, 79, French politician, lawyer and historian, Prime Minister of France.[74]
- John Clellon Holmes, 62, American author and poet (Go), cancer.[75]
- Jimmy McGuigan, 64, Scottish footballer and manager.
- Doris Pawn, 93, American silent-screen actress.
- Luis Ravaschino, 85, Argentinian international footballer.
- Senerath Somaratne, 58, Sri Lankan politician.
31
- Nicola Alexandrovich Benois, 86, Russian-born Italian stage designer (La Scala).[76]
- Talib Rasul Hakim, 47–48, American composer.[77]
- Vincent Madeley Harris, 74, American Roman Catholic bishop.
- Sir William McMahon, 80, Australian politician, Prime Minister of Australia.[78]
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