Deaths in November 2020

The following is a list of notable deaths in November 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.

November 2020

1

• Hryhoriy Arshynov, 59, Ukrainian civil engineer and activist, COVID-19.^[1]
• Carol Arthur, 85, American actress (Blazing Saddles, The Sunshine Boys, Making It), Alzheimer's disease.^[2]
• Julio Bécquer, 88, Cuban-born American baseball player (Washington Senators, Los Angeles Angels, Minnesota Twins), COVID-19.^[3]
• Tonny Bruins Slot, 73, Dutch football manager (FC Barcelona, Ajax, Benfica).^[4]
• Rachel Caine, 58, American novelist, soft-tissue sarcoma.^[5]
• Chang Yi, 68, Taiwanese film director (Jade Love, Kuei-Mei, a Woman), co-founder of Liuli Gongfang.^[6]
• Paul Crane, 76, American football player (New York Jets).^[7]
• Ali El Kenz, 74, Algerian writer and sociologist.^[8]
• John R. Dunne, 90, American jurist and politician, member of the New York Senate (1966–1989).^[9]
• Tuomas Gerdt, 98, Finnish military officer, last surviving Mannerheim Cross recipient.^[10]
• Yalçın Granit, 88, Turkish Olympic basketball player (1952).^[11]
• Eddie Hassell, 30, American actor (The Kids Are All Right, Surface, Devious Maids), shot.^[12]
• Keith Hitchins, 89, American historian specialized on Romanian history.^[13]
• Pedro Iturralde, 91, Spanish saxophonist and composer.^[14]
• Phil K, 51, Australian DJ (Lostep), bladder cancer.^[15]
• Dan Kohn, 47, American entrepreneur, founder of NetMarket, complications from colon cancer.^[16]
• Burhan Kuzu, 65, Turkish politician, MP (2002–2018), COVID-19.^[17]
• Nikolay Maksyuta, 73, Russian politician, governor of Volgograd Oblast (1997–2010), COVID-19.^[18]
• Don McDermott, 90, American speed skater, Olympic silver medalist (1952).^[19]
• Nikki McKibbin, 42, American singer-songwriter and reality show contestant (American Idol), brain aneurysm.^[20]
• Des Moore, 88, Australian economist.^[21]
• Jorge Núñez Sánchez, 73, Ecuadorian writer and historian, cancer.^[22]
• Ronnie Peel, 74, Australian guitarist and singer (Thunderclap Newman, The La De Da's, John Paul Young).^[23]
• Mario Pereyra, 77, Argentine radio host and businessman, COVID-19.^[24]
• Stafford Poole, 90, American Catholic priest and research historian.^[25]
• Enuga Sreenivasulu Reddy, 96, Indian anti-Apartheid activist.^[26]
• Lady Elizabeth Shakerley, 79, British socialite.^[27]
• Tinín, 74, Spanish matador.^[28]
• Billy Tubbs, 85, American basketball coach (Lamar Cardinals, Oklahoma Sooners, TCU Horned Frogs), leukemia.^[29]

2

• Dietrich Adam, 67, German actor (Mostly Martha, French for Beginners, Storm of Love).^[30]
• Robert Sam Anson, 75, American journalist and author.^[31]
• Quincy Armstrong, 91, American football player (Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Cleveland Browns, Ottawa Rough Riders).^[32]
• Earl Brian, 78, American physician and businessman.^[33]
• Dorothy Christ, 95, American baseball player (South Bend Blue Sox).^[34]
• Nancy Darsch, 68, American basketball coach, Olympic champion (1984, 1996), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[35]
• Léo de Almeida Neves, 88, Brazilian politician, economist and lawyer, deputy (1967–1969, 1983–1987), intestinal problems.^[36]
• Rajko Đurić, 73, Serbian writer.^[37]
• Roy Edwards, 66, American politician, member of the Wyoming House of Representatives (since 2015), COVID-19.^[38]
• David Faulkner, 86, British civil servant and academic.^[39]
• Peter Goodwright, 84, English impressionist (Who Do You Do?).^[40]
• Chuck Hartman, 85, American baseball coach (Virginia Tech Hokies).^[41]
• Ashish Kakkad, 49, Indian film director (Mission Mummy), writer and actor (Kai Po Che!, Vitamin She), heart attack.^[42]
• T. N. Krishnan, 92, Indian Carnatic violinist.^[43]
• Ahmed Laraki, 89, Moroccan politician, prime minister (1969–1971).^[44]
• Euan MacKie, 84, British archaeologist and anthropologist.^[45]
• Bhagirathi Majhi, 66, Indian politician, MP (2006–2010), COVID-19.^[46]
• Trevor Malloch, 91, New Zealand cricketer (Wellington).^[47]
• Oscar W. McConkie Jr., 94, American politician, president of the Utah State Senate (1965–1966), COVID-19.^[48]
• Raju Mishra, 72, Indian cinematographer (Aranya Rodan, Nirbachana, Joymoti), screenwriter and film director, cardiac arrest.^[49]
• Park Ji-sun, 35, South Korean comedian and actress.^[50]
• Gigi Proietti, 80, Italian actor (Febbre da cavallo, Lady Liberty, Brancaleone at the Crusades) and comedian, heart attack.^[51]
• Rodolfo Rabanal, 80, Argentine writer and journalist, brain cancer.^[52]
• Elsa Raven, 91, American actress (Back to the Future, Amen, Titanic).^[53]
• John Sessions, 67, British actor and comedian (Stella Street, Spitting Image, Whose Line Is It Anyway?), heart attack.^[54]
• Satish Prasad Singh, 84, Indian politician, MP (1980–1984) and chief minister of Bihar (1968), COVID-19.^[55]
• Karl Sitter, 92, Austrian Olympic rower (1948).^[56]
• Maria Tsien, 95, American actress.^[57]
• Max Ward, 98, Canadian aviator, founder of Wardair.^[58]
• Baron Wolman, 83, American photographer (Rolling Stone), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[59]

3

• Isaac Alvarez, 90, French actor and mime.^{[60] [better source needed]}
• Anthony Van Dyck, 4, Irish racehorse, euthanised.^[61]
• Irvin Baxter Jr., 75, American Pentecostal preacher and televangelist, COVID-19.^[62]
• Henry Brind, 93, British diplomat, ambassador to Somalia (1977–1980) and high commissioner to Malawi (1983–1987).^[63]
• Gennady Bukharin, 91, Russian sprint canoeist, double World champion (1958).^[64]
• Blair Campbell, 74, Australian cricketer (Victoria, Tasmania) and footballer (Richmond).^[65]
• Taymi Chappé, 52, Cuban-Spanish Olympic fencer (1996).^[66]
• Anne Covell, 70, Canadian Olympic athlete (1968).^[67]
• Ron Fogg, 82, English footballer (Weymouth, Bedford Town, Aldershot).^[68]
• Claude Giraud, 84, French actor (Angélique, Marquise des Anges, Circle of Love, The Mad Adventures of Rabbi Jacob).^[69]
• Maurice Healy, 86, British consumer campaigner.^[70]
• William Helburn, 96, American photographer.^[71]
• Dharshibhai Khanpura, 80, Indian politician, Gujarat MLA (1990–2007, 2012–2017), COVID-19.^[72]
• Matti Laakso, 79, Finnish Olympic wrestler (1960, 1964, 1972).^[73]
• Faustas Latėnas, 64, Lithuanian composer (My Little Wife, Wooden Staircase).^[74]
• Seno Nugroho, 48, Indonesian artist and puppeteer, heart attack.^[75]
• Aileen Passloff, 89, American dancer and choreographer, heart failure.^[76]
• Jacques Pereira, 65, Portuguese footballer (Braga, Porto, national team), heart failure.^[77]
• H. G. Somashekar Rao, 86, Indian actor (27 Mavalli Circle, Mithileya Seetheyaru, Koormavatara), cardiac arrest.^[78]
• Grzegorz Szerszenowicz, 75, Polish footballer (Broń Radom, Jagiellonia Białystok, Mazur Ełk).^[79]
• Don Talbot, 87, Australian Olympic Hall of Fame swimming coach.^[80]

4

• Lalit Bhati, 61, Indian politician, COVID-19.^[81]
• Lakhdar Bouregaa, 87, Algerian independentist militant, COVID-19.^[82]
• Maurice Faivre, 94, French general and political scientist.^[83]
• Theodore Friend, 89, American historian, president of Swarthmore College (1973–1982), cancer.^[84]
• Sead Gološ, 51, Bosnian architect, COVID-19.^[85]
• Ken Hensley, 75, English singer-songwriter (Uriah Heep, Blackfoot, Toe Fat).^[86]
• Bruce Hurley, 86, American politician, member of the Tennessee House of Representatives (1971–1989).^[87]
• Faraaz Khan, 50, Indian actor (Fareb, Mehndi, Achanak 37 Saal Baad), neurological disease.^[88]
• Benjamin LaGuer, 57, American convicted rapist, liver disease.^[89]
• Naomi Long Madgett, 97, American poet.^[90]
• Sergio Matteucci, 89, Italian voice actor and radio presenter.^[91]
• Tom Metzger, 82, American white supremacist, founder of White Aryan Resistance, Parkinson's disease.^[92]
• John Meyer, 78, American football player (Houston Oilers) and coach (Green Bay Packers, Boston/New England Patriots), COVID-19.^[93]
• Adam David Miller, 98, American poet and memoirist.^[94]
• Moncef Ouannes, 63–64, Tunisian sociologist, COVID-19.^[95]
• Abdul Rashid, 73, Pakistani field hockey player, Olympic champion (1968).^[96]
• Shakey Rodriguez, 67, American basketball coach (FIU Panthers), brain aneurysm.^[97]
• Mariano Francisco Saynez Mendoza, 78, Mexican admiral, secretary of the Navy (2006–2012).^[98]
• Bob Schmidt, 77, Australian footballer.^[99]
• Montinee Tangphong, 35, Thai tennis player, lymphoma.^[100]
• Matt Tees, 81, Scottish footballer (Grimsby Town, Charlton Athletic, Airdrieonians).^[101]
• Jean-Pierre Vincent, 78, French theatre actor and director, administrator of the Comédie-Française (1983–1986).^[102]
• Jan Vrba, 83, Czech politician, minister of industry (1990–1992), COVID-19.^[103]
• Ernest Westfield, 80, American baseball player (Birmingham Black Barons).^[104]
• Luis Zapata, 69, Mexican writer.^[105]
• Zbigniew Zysk, 70, Polish politician, deputy (1993–1997), COVID-19.^[106]

5

• Len Barry, 78, American singer ("1-2-3", "Bristol Stomp"), myelodysplasia.^[107]
• Yuvensius Alfonsius Biakai, 63, Indonesian politician, regent of Asmat (2005–2015).^[108]
• Alan Cairns, 80, Northern Irish clergyman and author, COVID-19.^[109]
• Vincent Coakley, 65, Irish Gaelic footballer.^[110]
• Maggie Crotty, 72, American politician, member of the Illinois Senate (2003–2009).^[111]
• François d'Harcourt, 91, French politician, Deputy (1973–1997).^[112]
• Jacques Glowinski, 84, French pharmacist, complications from COVID-19.^[113]
• David Hawkins, 86, Australian Olympic swimmer.^[114]
• Jim Marurai, 73, Cook Island politician, prime minister (2004–2010), minister of foreign affairs (2009) and MP (1994–2017).^[115]
• Barbara McAulay, 91, Australian Olympic diver (1956).^[116]
• Ouyang Zhongshi, 92, Chinese calligrapher.^[117]
• Leonid Osipov, 77, Russian water polo player, Olympic champion (1972).^[118]
• Geoffrey Palmer, 93, British actor (As Time Goes By, Butterflies, The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin).^[119]
• Johnny Paredes, 58, Venezuelan baseball player (Montreal Expos, Detroit Tigers), cancer.^[120]
• Robert Peterson, 83, Canadian politician, senator (2005–2012).^[121]
• Janine Puget, 93, French-born Argentine psychiatrist and psychoanalyst.^[122]
• Jim Ramstad, 74, American politician, member of the Minnesota Senate (1981–1991) and U.S. House of Representatives (1991–2009), Parkinson's disease.^[123]
• Reynaert, 65, Belgian singer ("Laissez briller le soleil"), COVID-19.^[124]
• Joseph Rishel, 80, American art curator, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[125]
• Ossi Runne, 93, Finnish trumpeter, orchestra leader and composer ("Playboy").^[126]
• Rex Rector, 69, American politician, member of the Missouri House of Representatives (2001–2007).^[127]
• Nissim Sharim, 88, Chilean actor and theater director (Julio comienza en julio, Ufa con el sexo).^[128]
• Pierre Simonet, 99, French militant and international civil servant.^[129]
• Géza Szőcs, 67, Romanian-Hungarian poet and politician, secretary of state for culture (2010–2012), COVID-19.^[130]
• Govardhan Upadhyay, 77, Indian politician, Madhya Pradesh MLA (1985–1990, 2013–2018).^[131]
• Gordon Van Wylen, 100, American physicist and academic administrator, president of Hope College (1972–1987), COVID-19.^[132]
• Joy Westmore, 88, Australian actress (Prisoner, Neighbours, Blue Heelers).^[133]

6

• Caprino Alendy, 68, Surinamese politician, MP (1991–2010).^[134]
• Giuseppe Amadei, 101, Italian politician, Deputy (1958–1987).^[135]
• Luis Alberto Ammann, 77, Argentine politician, Secretary-General of the Humanist Party (1984–1994, 2001–2003), complications from COVID-19.^[136]
• Mick Barry, 77, Australian rugby union player (national team), drowned.^[137]
• Jean-Michel Boris, 87, French artistic director, Director General of the Olympia (1979–2001).^[138]
• Paul Carey, 41, Irish hurler, traffic collision.^[139]
• Patrick Chokala, 72, Tanzanian diplomat, Ambassador to Russia (2002–2004), heart attack.^[140]
• Ray Daviault, 86, Canadian baseball player (New York Mets).^[141]
• Dovid Feinstein, 91, Belarusian-born American Orthodox rabbi, rosh yeshiva of the Mesivtha Tifereth Jerusalem (since 1986).^[142]
• Gene Felton, 84, American racecar driver, emphysema.^[143]
• June Foulds, 86, British athlete, Olympic silver (1956) and bronze medalist (1952).^[144]
• Jean-Michel Goudard, 80, French public relations executive (BBDO).^[145]
• Harry Holman, 62, English footballer (Exeter City, Peterborough United).^[146]
• King Von, 26, American rapper, shot.^[147]
• Mluleki Ndobe, 46, South African politician, member of the KwaZulu-Natal Legislature (since 2019), suicide by gunshot.^[148]
• Jim Neilson, 78, Canadian ice hockey player (New York Rangers).^[149]
• Andrzej Owczarek, 70, Polish politician and teacher, mayor of Łask (1990–1998), member of Senate (2005–2015), COVID-19.^[150]
• Sergey Palagin, 52, Russian military pilot and lieutenant colonel, complications from COVID-19.^[151]
• Jim Radford, 92, English folk singer-songwriter and peace activist, COVID-19.^[152]
• Luke Rhinehart, 87, American author (The Dice Man).^[153]
• Les Rohr, 74, British-born American baseball player (New York Mets).^[154]
• Timur Selçuk, 74, Turkish singer, pianist and composer ("Bana Bana").^[155]
• Bernard Sesé, 91, French academic, essayist, poet, and translator.^[156]
• Piero Simondo, 92, Italian artist.^[157]
• Shelby Smith, 93, American politician.^[158]
• Fernando Solanas, 84, Argentine film director (The Hour of the Furnaces, Tangos, the Exile of Gardel, Social Genocide) and politician, Senator (2013–2019), COVID-19.^[159]
• Ken Spears, 82, American animator and television producer (Scooby-Doo, Dynomutt, Dog Wonder, Alvin and the Chipmunks), complications from Lewy body dementia.^[160]
• Gerald Stone, 87, American-born Australian television producer (60 Minutes) and journalist.^[161]
• Constantin Dan Vasiliu, 69, Romanian politician, senator (1992–2004).^[162]
• Oliver Winterbottom, 76, British automotive designer.^[163]
• Nathan Zach, 89, Israeli poet.^[164]
• Mikhail Zhvanetsky, 86, Ukrainian-Russian writer and satirist, People's Artist of Russia (2012).^[165]

7

• Adrian Cahill, 49, Irish hurler (Offaly).^[166]
• Cándido Camero, 99, Cuban jazz percussionist.^[167]
• Chung Laung Liu, 86, Chinese-born Taiwanese computer scientist.^[168]
• Cyril Colbeau-Justin, 50, French film producer (Me, Myself and Mum, The Last Deadly Mission), cancer.^[169]
• Norm Crosby, 93, American comedian and actor (Eight Crazy Nights).^[170]
• John Fraser, 89, Scottish actor (The Good Companions, The Trials of Oscar Wilde, Repulsion), cancer.^[171]
• Vasile Gherasim, 70, Romanian politician, mayor of Sector 1 (2000–2004) and deputy (2008–2012), COVID-19.^[172]
• Edwin Gilbert, 91, American swimmer.^[173]
• Abdelkader Guerroudj, 92, Algerian political activist.^[174]
• Henry Haller, 97, Swiss-American chef, White House Executive Chef (1966–1987).^[175]
• Bones Hillman, 62, New Zealand bassist (Midnight Oil, The Swingers, Suburban Reptiles), cancer.^[176]
• Fred Hills, 85, American literary editor, complications from prostate cancer.^[177]
• Hou Feng, 92, Chinese plant breeding engineer, member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering.^[178]
• Pierre Lataillade, 87, French politician, mayor of Arcachon (1985–2001).^[179]
• Jeanne Little, 82, Australian entertainer (The Mike Walsh Show, Cuckoo in the Nest, Beauty and the Beast).^[180]
• Rina Macrelli, 91, Italian screenwriter and essayist.^[181]
• Jean Maissant, 94, French Olympic discus thrower (1952).^[182]
• Mike McCormack, 98, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1971–1981), Washington House of Representatives (1957–1961) and Senate (1961–1970).^[183]
• Jean-Marie Mérigoux, 82, French Roman Catholic priest.^[184]
• Sakari Paasonen, 85, Finnish Olympic shooter (1988, 1992).^[185]
• Edward J. Perkins, 92, American diplomat, ambassador to the United Nations, South Africa and Liberia.^[186]
• Jonathan Sacks, Baron Sacks, 72, British Orthodox rabbi, chief rabbi of the United Synagogue (1991–2013) and member of the House of Lords (since 2013), cancer.^[187]
• Moustafa Safouan, 99, Egyptian psychoanalyst.^[188]
• Anicetus Bongsu Antonius Sinaga, 79, Indonesian Roman Catholic prelate, archbishop of Medan (2009–2018), COVID-19.^[189]
• Willie Smith, 64, American sprinter, Olympic champion (1984).^[190]
• Song Jae-ho, 83, South Korean actor (Yeong-ja's Heydays, Memories of Murder, The President's Last Bang).^[191]
• Anatoly Mikhailovich Stepin, 80, Russian mathematician.^[192]
• Sir Philip Wroughton, 86, British businessman and public servant, Lord Lieutenant of Berkshire (1995–2008).^[193]
• Yang Zhenduo, 94, Chinese martial artist.^[194]
• Vera Zima, 67, Croatian actress (Love Letters with Intent, Cashier Wants to Go to the Seaside, Sorry for Kung Fu).^[195]

8

• Joseph Altairac, 63, French literary critic and essayist.^[196]
• Mohammed Bakar, 75, Malaysian Olympic football player (1972), (Penang FA, national team) and manager, bone marrow failure.^[197]
• Oscar Benton, 71, Dutch vocalist ("Bensonhurst Blues").^[198]
• Herman Daled, 90, Belgian art collector.^[199]
• Horst David, 81, German serial killer.^[200]
• Paul Foshee, 88, American politician.^[201]
• Clive Griffiths, 91, Australian politician, president (1977–1997) and member (1965–1997) of the Western Australian Legislative Council.^[202]
• Raphael Hadane, 97, Ethiopian-Israeli religious leader, kahen of Beta Israel.^[203]
• Cliff Joseph, 98, Panama-born American artist.^[204]
• Sanchaman Limboo, 73, Indian politician, chief minister of Sikkim (1994).^[205]
• Howie Meeker, 97, Canadian Hall of Fame ice hockey player (Toronto Maple Leafs), commentator (HNIC) and politician, MP (1951–1953), four-time Stanley Cup champion.^[206]
• Marc Metdepenningen, 62, Belgian journalist.^[207]
• Stéphane Moulin, 57, French football referee.^[208]
• Chuck Mrazovich, 96, American basketball player (Anderson Packers, Indianapolis Olympians).^[209]
• Jean-Yves Nau, 68, French physician and scientific journalist.^[210]
• Richard Neely, 79, American jurist, justice of the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia (1973–1995), liver cancer.^[211]
• Bernard L. Shaw, 90, English chemist.^[212]
• Heidar Shonjani, 74, Iranian Olympic swimmer (1964) and water polo player (1976).^[213]
• Ataullah Siddiqui, 66, Indian-born British scholar of Islam, cancer.^[214]
• Miro Steržaj, 87, Slovene nine-pin bowler, businessman and politician, mayor of Ljutomer (1988–1992).^[215]
• Seymour Topping, 98, American journalist (The New York Times), stroke.^[216]
• Alex Trebek, 80, Canadian-American game show host (Jeopardy!, High Rollers, Classic Concentration), seven-time Emmy winner, pancreatic cancer.^[217]
• Víctor Valencia de los Santos, 61, Mexican politician, deputy (2006–2008), COVID-19.^[218]
• Carlos G. Vallés, 95, Spanish-Indian Jesuit priest and author.^[219]
• Vanusa, 73, Brazilian singer.^[220]
• Jeff Watson, 47, Canadian game designer and academic, cancer.^[221]
• Andrzej Wawrzyniak, 88, Polish diplomat and art collector.^[222]

9

• Fernando Atzori, 78, Italian boxer, Olympic champion (1964).^[223]
• Bruno Barbey, 79, Moroccan-born French photographer.^[224]
• Virginia Bonci, 71, Romanian Olympic athlete (1968).^[225]
• Pierre Candelo, 86, French Olympic sport shooter.^[226]
• Foster Castleman, 89, American baseball player (New York Giants, Baltimore Orioles).^[227]
• Daryono, 26, Indonesian footballer (Persija Jakarta, Badak Lampung), dengue fever.^[228]
• Charles M. Eastman, 80, American architect.^[229]
• Glenn Ezell, 76, American baseball executive (Detroit Tigers) and coach (Texas Rangers, Kansas City Royals).^[230]
• W. D. Ariyasinghe, 64, Sri Lankan musician.^[231]
• Domènec Fita i Molat, 93, Spanish painter and sculptor.^[232]
• Charles-Henri Flammarion, 74, French literary editor.^[233]
• Tom Heinsohn, 86, American Hall of Fame basketball player, coach, and broadcaster (Boston Celtics), NBA Champion (1957, 1959–1965, 1974, 1976).^[234]
• Israel Horovitz, 81, American playwright and screenwriter (Author! Author!, Sunshine, James Dean).^[235]
• Harry R. Jackson Jr., 67, American Christian preacher and Pentecostal bishop.^[236]
• Gordon Joseloff, 75, American journalist (CBS News), myelofibrosis.^[237]
• John Kinsela, 70, Australian Olympic wrestler (1968, 1972).^[238]
• Robert Layton, 90, English musicologist and music critic.^[239]
• Lawrence LeShan, 100, American psychologist, educator and author.^[240]
• Lê Dinh, 86, Vietnamese-Canadian songwriter.^[241]
• Edward McClain, 80, American politician, member of the Alabama Senate (1995–2009).^[242]
• C. Moyinkutty, 77, Indian politician, Kerala MLA (1996–2016), liver disease.^[243]
• Dan Pfister, 83, American baseball player (Kansas City Athletics).^[244]
• Marco Santagata, 73, Italian writer and academic, COVID-19.^[245]
• Eleanor Schano, 88, American journalist, COVID-19.^[246]
• Howard P. Segal, 72, American historian of technology.^[247]
• Amadou Toumani Touré, 72, Malian politician, president (1991–1992, 2002–2012).^[248]
• Shkëlqim Troplini, 54, Albanian Olympic wrestler (1996), COVID-19.^[249]
• William G. T. Tuttle Jr., 84, American general.^[250]
• Doug Wragg, 86, English footballer (Rochdale, West Ham United, Mansfield Town).^[251]
• Basil Yamey, 101, South African economist.^[252]
• Daniel Yonnet, 87, French journalist and literary critic.^[253]

10

• Nagima Aitkhozhina, 74, Kazakh biologist.^[254]
• Hanane Al-Barassi, 46, Libyan anti-corruption and women's rights activist, shot.^[255]
• Alec Baillie, American bassist (Choking Victim, Leftöver Crack).^[256]
• Carlo Bordini, 82, Italian poet.^[257]
• Charles Corver, 84, Dutch football referee.^[258]
• Graham Cowdrey, 56, English cricketer (Kent).^[259]
• Dino da Costa, 89, Brazilian-born Italian footballer (Botafogo, Roma, Italy national team).^[260]
• Jerzy Derkacz, 70, Polish politician, senator (1993–1997).^[261]
• DJ Spinbad, 46, American DJ (WHTZ) and record producer.^[262]
• Harold Edwards, 84, American mathematician, colon cancer.^[263]
• Saeb Erekat, 65, Palestinian politician and diplomat (Oslo Accords), MP (since 1996) and secretary-general of the PLO (since 2015), COVID-19.^[264]
• Renzo Gattegna, 81, Italian lawyer, president of the Union of Italian Jewish Communities (2006–2016), COVID-19.^[265]
• Vladimir Găitan, 73, Romanian actor (The Reenactment, Accident, Uncle Marin, the Billionaire), cancer.^[266]
• Sen-itiroh Hakomori, 91, Japanese-American biochemist.^[267]
• Bob Hantla, 89, American football player (San Francisco 49ers, BC Lions).^[268]
• Luis Ibero, 71, Spanish politician, COVID-19.^[269]
• Bede Lackner, 92, Hungarian-American priest and monk.^[270]
• Igor Moskvin, 91, Russian figure skating coach.^[271]
• Ba Ag Moussa, Malian militant and jihadist, shot.^[272]
• Günther Pfaff, 81, Austrian canoeist, Olympic bronze medalist (1968).^[273]
• Isidro Pedraza Chávez, 61, Mexican politician, senator (2006–2009, 2012–2015), COVID-19.^[274]
• Mahadeepak Singh Shakya, 98, Indian politician, MP (1977–1998).^[275]
• Juan Sol, 73, Spanish footballer (Valencia, Real Madrid, national team).^[276]
• Mila del Sol, 97, Filipino actress (Giliw Ko, Ibong Adarna).^[277]
• Rahayu Supanggah, 71, Indonesian composer.^[278]
• Russell T. Thane, 94, American politician.^[279]
• Tony Waiters, 83, English football player (Blackpool, national team) and manager (Plymouth Argyle).^[280]
• Mike Whorf, 88, American radio personality.^[281]
• Sven Wollter, 86, Swedish actor (The Sacrifice, The Man on the Roof, A Song for Martin), COVID-19.^[282]
• Amir Yavari, 88, Iranian Olympic boxer (1960).^[283]
• Mahmoud Yavari, 81, Iranian football player (PAS Tehran, national team) and manager (Tractor).^[284]

11

• Mongameli Bobani, 52, South African politician, mayor of Nelson Mandela Bay (2018–2019), COVID-19.^[285]
• Carlos Campos, 83, Chilean footballer (Universidad de Chile, national team), respiratory failure.^[286]
• Shegufta Bakht Chaudhuri, 86, Bangladeshi economist, governor of Bangladesh Bank (1987–1992).^[287]
• Francesc-Xavier Ciuraneta Aymí, 80, Spanish Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Menorca (1991–1999) and Lleida (1999–2007).^[288]
• Justin Cronin, 40, American politician, member of the South Dakota House of Representatives (2009–2019).^[289]
• Jean Collet, 88, French writer.^[290]
• Marian Cooksey, 77, American politician.^[291]
• Titus Davis, 27, American football player (Central Michigan Chippewas), renal medullary carcinoma.^[292]
• Charles DeJurnett, 68, American football player (San Diego Chargers, Los Angeles Rams), cancer.^[293]
• Edward Flak, 72, Polish lawyer and German minority politician, mayor of Olesno (1990–1994, 1998–2006), member of the Sejm (1992–1993).^[294]
• Juan Gómez-Quiñones, 80, Mexican-born American historian.^[295]
• Rosalind Grimshaw, 75, English stained glass artist.^[296]
• Dame Margaret Guilfoyle, 94, Northern Irish-born Australian politician, senator (1971–1987), minister for finance (1980–1983) and social security (1975–1980).^[297]
• Edmund Jagiełło, 73, Polish physician and politician, member of the Sejm (1989–1991), senator (1991–1993).^[298]
• Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa, 84, Bahraini royal and politician, prime minister (since 1970).^[299]
• Valentin Khromov, 86, Russian poet.^[300]
• Mark Kosmos, 75, American football player (Ottawa Rough Riders).^[301]
• Mileta Lisica, 54, Serbian-Slovene basketball player (Sloboda Tuzla, Crvena zvezda, Pivovarna Laško).^[302]
• Jorge Llopart, 68, Spanish race walker, Olympic silver medallist (1980), heart attack.^[303]
• Robert Lue, 56, Jamaican biologist, cancer.^[304]
• Thembekile Kimi Makwetu, 54, South African accountant, auditor-general (since 2013), lung cancer.^[305]
• André Martin, 91, French particle physicist.^[306]
• Les Massie, 85, Scottish footballer (Huddersfield Town).^[307]
• Giuliana Minuzzo, 88, Italian alpine skier, Olympic bronze medallist (1952, 1960).^[308]
• MO3, 28, American rapper, shot.^[309]
• Michel Mongeau, 74, Canadian actor (How My Mother Gave Birth to Me During Menopause, Gaz Bar Blues, Shake Hands with the Devil).^[310]
• Reg Morelli, 84, American-Canadian ice hockey player (North Dakota Fighting Hawks).^[311]
• Abdulkadir Balarabe Musa, 84, Nigerian politician, governor of Kaduna State (1979–1981).^[312]
• Netatua Pelesikoti, Tongan environmentalist.^[313]
• Jude Stéfan, 90, French poet.^[314]
• Theresa Stewart, 90, English politician, Lord Mayor of Birmingham (2000–2001).^[315]
• Mark Stockman, 73, Ukrainian-born American physicist.^[316]
• Gonçalo Ribeiro Telles, 98, Portuguese landscape architect and politician, co-founder of the People's Monarchist Party and the Earth Party.^[317]
• Faye Urban, 75, Canadian tennis player.^[318]
• Marie-Claude Vayssade, 84, French politician, MEP (1979–1994).^[319]
• Andrew White, 78, American jazz saxophonist and musicologist.^[320]

12

• Asif Basra, 53, Indian actor (Outsourced, One Night with the King, Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai), suicide by hanging.^[321]
• William T. Beaver, 87, American medical researcher and educator, complications of COVID-19.^[322]
• Wolfgang Engelmann, 78, German politician, MP (1990–1998).^[323]
• Walter J. Gex III, 81, American jurist, judge of the U.S. District Court for Southern Mississippi (since 1986).^[324]
• Alan Glazier, 81, English darts player.^[325]
• Boris Gurevich, 83, Ukrainian wrestler, Olympic champion (1968).^[326]
• Michael Z. Hobson, 83, American comic book publisher (Marvel Comics).^[327]
• Kanybek Isakov, 51, Kyrgyz politician and academic, COVID-19.^[328]
• Surendra Singh Jeena, 50, Indian politician, Uttarakhand MLA (since 2007), COVID-19.^[329]
• Nelly Kaplan, 89, Argentine-born French film director (A Very Curious Girl) and screenwriter, COVID-19.^[330]
• Lynn Kellogg, 77, American singer and actress (Hair, Charro!), COVID-19.^[331]
• Masatoshi Koshiba, 94, Japanese physicist, Nobel Prize laureate (2002).^[332]
• Jacob M. Landau, 96, Israeli political scientist.^[333]
• Villem Lüüs, 49, Estonian draughts player and judge.^[334]
• Tibor Méray, 96, Hungarian journalist and writer (Catch Me a Spy).^[335]
• Jack Michael, 94, American psychologist.^[336]
• Marc Monchal, 85, French army general.^[337]
• John Outterbridge, 87, American sculptor and activist.^[338]
• Piem, 97, French designer.^[339]
• Leonid Potapov, 85, Russian politician, president of Buryatia (1994–2007), COVID-19.^[340]
• Arjun Prajapati, 63, Indian pottery artist, Padma Shri (2010), COVID-19.^[341]
• Dave Quall, 84, American politician, member of the Washington House of Representatives (1993–2011).^[342]
• Albert Quixall, 87, English footballer (Sheffield Wednesday, Manchester United, national team).^[343]
• Jerry Rawlings, 73, Ghanaian politician, president (1979, 1981–2001), COVID-19.^[344]
• Gernot Roll, 81, German cinematographer (The Last Escape, Zero Hour, Beyond Silence) and film director.^[345]
• Krasnodar Rora, 75, Croatian football player (Dinamo Zagreb, Yugoslavia national team) and manager (NK Radnik Velika Gorica).^[346]
• Paul Schrieber, 54, American baseball umpire, brain hemorrhage.^[347]
• Guy-Olivier Segond, 75, Swiss politician, member of the swiss national council (1987–1990).^[348]
• Waqar Ahmed Seth, 59, Pakistani jurist, justice (since 2011) and chief justice (since 2018) of the Peshawar High Court, COVID-19.^[349]
• Quentin Smith, 68, American philosopher.^[350]
• Aldo Tambellini, 90, Italian-American artist, complications from surgery.^[351]
• Sakata Tōjūrō IV, 88, Japanese kabuki actor.^[352]
• Howie Winter, 91, American mobster (Winter Hill Gang), heart attack.^[353]

13

• Mohammad Ali, 76, Bangladeshi politician, MP (1996–2001).^[354]
• Thomas J. Allen, 89, American organizational theorist.^[355]
• Vidin Apostolov, 79, Bulgarian footballer (Lokomotiv Sofia, Botev Plovdiv, national team).^[356]
• Eliza Jane Ashley, 103, American chef and author.^[357]
• Ravi Belagere, 62, Indian journalist (Hai Bangalore, O Manase), heart attack.^[358]
• Robert Byron Bird, 96, American chemical engineer.^[359]
• Rik Boel, 89, Belgian politician and judge, minister of the interior (1977–1979).^[360]
• João Cunha, 81, Brazilian politician, deputy (1975–1991).^[361]
• Terry Duerod, 64, American basketball player (Boston Celtics, Detroit Pistons, Dallas Mavericks), NBA champion (1981), leukemia.^[362]
• József Halzl, 86, Hungarian mechanical engineer, co-founder of the Hungarian Democratic Forum and CEO of MVM Group (1991–1994).^[363]
• Mohand Chérif Hannachi, 70, Algerian football player (national team) and executive.^[364]
• John Hays, 71, British travel agency executive, founder of Hays Travel.^[365]
• Noah Hershkowitz, 79, American physicist.^[366]
• Paul Hornung, 84, American Hall of Fame football player (Green Bay Packers), Super Bowl champion (1966), Heisman Trophy winner (1956), complications from dementia.^[367]
• Attila Horváth, 53, Hungarian Olympic discus thrower (1992, 1996), COVID-19.^[368]
• Konrad Hünteler, 73, German flutist.^[369]
• Abiola Félix Iroko, 73–74, Beninese historian and university professor.^[370]
• Roger Jepsen, 91, American politician, member of the U.S. Senate (1979–1985) and Iowa Senate (1966–1968), Lt. Governor of Iowa (1969–1973).^[371]
• Kjartan Jóhannsson, 80, Icelandic diplomat and politician, minister of fisheries (1978–1980) and of commerce (1979–1980).^[372]
• Gwyn Jones, 85, Welsh footballer (Wolverhampton Wanderers, Bristol Rovers).^[373]
• Jay Kerttula, 92, American politician, member (1961–1963, 1965–1973) and speaker (1969–1971) of the Alaska House of Representatives, member (1973–1995) and president (1981–1985) of the Alaska Senate.^[374]
• Jam Madad Ali Khan, 57, Pakistani politician, Sindh MPA (since 2008), COVID-19.^[375]
• Akira Kubodera, 43, Japanese actor (Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, Kamen Rider Blade, Kamen Rider Kiva), suicide.^[376]
• Halina Kwiatkowska, 99, Polish actress (Ashes and Diamonds, The Doll, And Along Come Tourists).^[377]
• Pierre Mercier, 83, Canadian politician.^[378]
• Walter C. Miller, 94, American television producer (Grammy Awards).^[379]
• Jean Morzadec, 67, French singer-songwriter and media director.^[380]
• Alfred Muller, 79, French politician, deputy (1993–1997) and mayor of Schiltigheim (1977–2008).^[381]
• Jim Pace, 59, American racing driver, complications of COVID-19.^[382]
• Pat Pariseau, 84, American politician, complications from dementia.^[383]
• Louis Rostollan, 84, French racing cyclist.^[384]
• Andrzej Prawda, 69, Polish football manager (Victoria Sulejówek, Odra Opole), COVID-19.^[385]
• Kićo Slabinac, 76, Croatian pop singer ("Tvoj dječak je tužan").^[386]
• Henry Slaughter, 93, American gospel pianist, complications from COVID-19.^[387]
• Doug Supernaw, 60, American country musician ("I Don't Call Him Daddy", "Reno", "Not Enough Hours in the Night"), lung and bladder cancer.^[388]
• Peter Sutcliffe, 74, English serial killer, complications of COVID-19.^[389]
• Vladimír Székely, 79, Hungarian electrical engineer.^[390]
• Sir John Meurig Thomas, 87, Welsh chemist and academic administrator, Director of the Royal Institution (1986–1991).^[391]
• Jan van Toorn, 88, Dutch graphic designer.^[392]
• Julio Videla, 76, Chilean radio and television presenter.^[393]
• Philip Voss, 84, British actor (Vicious, Doctor Who, Fish), cancer and COVID-19.^[394]
• Made Wianta, 70, Indonesian painter.^[395]
• Günther Wirth, 87, German footballer.^[396]

14

• Jay E. Adams, 91, American religious author, founder of Nouthetic counseling.^[397]
• Osmo Ala-Honkola, 81, Finnish Olympic shooter (1968, 1972).^[398]
• Robert Brown, 85, American politician.^[399]
• Adolfo Bolea, 87, Spanish football player (Sant Andreu, Tenerife, Cádiz) and manager.^[400]
• Sydney Chandrasekara, 61, Sri Lankan journalist.^[401]
• Frederick B. Chary, 81, American historian, complications from COVID-19.^[402]
• Lamin N. Dibba, Gambian politician.^[403]
• Gerald Nicholas Dino, 80, American Ruthenian Greek Catholic hierarch, eparch of the Holy Protection of Mary of Phoenix (2008–2016).^[404]
• Armen Dzhigarkhanyan, 85, Armenian-Russian actor (The New Adventures of the Elusive Avengers, The Crown of the Russian Empire, The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed).^[405]
• Peter Florjančič, 101, Slovenian inventor.^[406]
• Jacques Fornier, 94, French theatrical actor and director.^[407]
• Barbara Granlund, 92, American politician.^[408]
• Max Gros-Louis, 89, Canadian politician, grand chief of the Huron-Wendat Nation (1964–1984, 1994–2008).^[409]
• Greg Growden, 60, Australian sports journalist and author, cancer.^[410]
• János Gróz, 49, Hungarian handball and beach handball coach, COVID-19.^[411]
• Charlie Hauck, 79, American television producer and writer (The Hogan Family, Maude, Frasier), pancreatic cancer.^[412]
• James Haynes, 60, American football player (New Orleans Saints).^[413]
• Abu Hena, Bangladeshi politician, MP (1996–2006), COVID-19.^[414]
• Maria Kalinowska, 75, Polish filmgoer.^[415]
• Lindy McDaniel, 84, American baseball player (St. Louis Cardinals, New York Yankees, Chicago Cubs), COVID-19.^[416]
• Hasan Muratović, 80, Bosnian politician, prime minister (1996–1997) and minister of foreign trade (1997–1999), COVID-19.^[417]
• Rae Norman, 62, American actress (The Young and the Restless).^[418]
• Des O'Connor, 88, English television presenter (The Des O'Connor Show, Des O'Connor Tonight), comedian and singer ("I Pretend"), complications from a fall.^[419]
• Peter Pagé, 81, German computer scientist.^[420]
• Kailash Sarang, 85, Indian politician, MP.^[421]
• Terry A. Simmons, 74, Canadian-American lawyer and environmental activist.^[422]
• David Stoddart, Baron Stoddart of Swindon, 94, British politician, MP (1970–1983) and member of the House of Lords (since 1983).^[423]
• William Thomas Jr., 73, American actor (Frank's Place, The Cosby Show).^[424]
• António Valverde Martins, 85, Portuguese politician and trade unionist, Deputy (1978).^[425]
• Kay Wiestål, 80, Swedish entrepreneur (Victoria Day) and footballer (Djurgårdens IF), COVID-19.^[426]

15

• Mahjoubi Aherdane, 99, Moroccan politician.^[427]
• Carlos Amadeu, 55, Brazilian football player (Bahia) and manager (Vitória, Al Hilal), heart attack.^[428]
• Frank Butler, 92, American businessman, founder of Catalina Yachts.^[429]
• Chandrawati, 92, Indian politician, MP (1977–1979), COVID-19.^[430]
• Soumitra Chatterjee, 85, Indian actor (The World of Apu, Abhijan, Rupkatha Noy), complications from COVID-19.^[431]
• Ray Clemence, 72, English footballer (Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur, national team), prostate cancer.^[432]
• Henrique Córdova, 81, Brazilian politician, governor of Santa Catarina (1982–1983), complications from COVID-19.^[433]
• Egidio Cosentino, 93, Italian Olympic field hockey player (1952).^[434]
• Drew S. Days III, 79, American lawyer and academic, U.S. Solicitor General (1993–1996).^[435]
• Cecil Duckworth, 83, British businessman and charity executive.^[436]
• Campbell Forsyth, 86, Scottish footballer (St. Mirren, Kilmarnock).^[437]
• Mary Fowkes, 66, American physician and neuropathologist, heart attack.^[438]
• Yairus Gwijangge, 51, Indonesian politician, regent of Nduga (since 2011).^[439]
• Chris Hurford, 89, Australian politician, minister for immigration (1984–1987) and MP (1969–1987).^[440]
• Rudolf Kippenhahn, 94, German astrophysicist.^[441]
• Richard Kosolapov, 90, Russian social philosopher and journalist.^[442]
• Anto Kovačević, 68, Croatian politician, MP (2000–2003), COVID-19.^[443]
• Ivan Kožarić, 99, Croatian artist.^[444]
• Leon Claire Metz, 90, American cultural historian, complications from COVID-19.^[445]
• Kyle Morrell, 57, American football player (Minnesota Vikings), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[446]
• Fred Morrison, 94, American football player (Chicago Bears, Cleveland Browns), complications from a broken hip.^[447]
• Victor Popa, 71, Moldovan jurist and politician, deputy (2010–2013) and justice of the Constitutional Court (since 2013).^[448]
• Anne Rasa, 80, British-South African ethologist.^[449]
• Jacques Rifflet, 91, Belgian writer and political scientist.^[450]
• Witold Sadowy, 100, Polish actor (Zakazane piosenki, Bad Luck).^[451]
• Mohammad Sozib, 21, Bangladeshi cricketer (Shinepukur), suicide.^[452]
• Anthony Stewart, 50, American basketball coach (UT Martin Skyhawks).^[453]
• Ioannis Tassias, 62, Greek Orthodox metropolitan, COVID-19.^[454]
• Norman Taylor, 55, American-born Australian basketball player (Illawarra Hawks), heart attack.^[455]
• Ivan Vandor, 88, Italian composer (The Passenger, Django Kill... If You Live, Shoot!) and musician (Musica Elettronica Viva).^[456]
• Raúl Eduardo Vela Chiriboga, 86, Ecuadorian Roman Catholic cardinal, bishop of Azogues (1975–1989), military ordinary of Ecuador (1989–2003) and archbishop of Quito (2003–2010).^[457]
• Marvin Zonis, 84, American political economist.^[458]

16

• Shawkat Ali, 83, Bangladeshi politician, MP (1979–1986, 1991–2014).^[459]
• Lanie Black, 73, American politician, member of the Missouri House of Representatives (1998–2006).^[460]
• Dairon Blanco, 28, Cuban footballer (Las Tunas, national team), traffic collision.^[461]
• Eddie Borysewicz, 81, Polish-American cycling coach, complications of COVID-19.^[462]
• Jim Bradford, 87, American politician.^[463]
• David Carter, 92, British industrial designer.^[464]
• Raul del Mar, 79, Filipino politician, member (1987–1998, 2001–2010, since 2013) and deputy speaker (2004–2010) of the House of Representatives.^[465]
• Ian Finkel, 72, American musician, author and entertainer, complications from COVID-19.^[466]
• Rick Fraser, 66, Canadian ice hockey player (Indianapolis Racers), cancer.^[467]
• Antonis Georgiadis, 87, Greek football manager (AEK Athens, Olympiacos, national team).^[468]
• Henryk Gulbinowicz, 97, Polish Roman Catholic cardinal, archbishop of Wrocław (1976–2004).^[469]
• Eric Hall, 73, English football and music agent, COVID-19.^[470]
• David Hemblen, 79, English-born Canadian actor (X-Men: The Animated Series, The Sweet Hereafter, Tommy Boy).^[471]
• Georg Kandlinger, 71, German Olympic cross-country skier.^[472]
• Alfred Laureta, 96, American jurist, judge of the District Court for the Northern Mariana Islands (1978–1988).^[473]
• Bhanwarlal Meghwal, 72, Indian politician, Rajasthan MLA (since 2018), brain haemorrhage.^[474]
• Tomislav Merčep, 68, Croatian politician, convicted war criminal and paramilitary, founder of the Croatian Popular Party.^[475]
• Bill Morgan, 80, Australian-born Canadian journalist and television producer (CBC News).^[476]
• Walid Muallem, 79, Syrian diplomat, minister of foreign affairs (since 2006), deputy prime minister (since 2012) and ambassador to the United States (1990–2000).^[477]
• Sheila Nelson, 84, English string teacher.^[478]
• John Nurser, 91, English priest and theologian.^[479]
• Tulsi Ram, 76, Indian politician, Himachal Pradesh MLA (1990–1993, 1998–2003, 2007–2012), kidney disease.^[480]
• Eugenia Ratti, 87, Italian operatic soprano.^[481]
• William F. Riordan, 79, American lawyer and jurist, justice (1981–1986) and chief justice (1986) of the New Mexico Supreme Court.^[482]
• Bruce Swedien, 86, American audio engineer and producer, Grammy winner (1983, 1987, 1990, 1992, 1996).^[483]
• Harry van Raaij, 84, Dutch football executive, chairman of PSV Eindhoven (1996–2004).^[484]
• Clark Williams, 78, American politician, member of the North Dakota House of Representatives (1983–1987, 2001–2015).^[485]
• Art Wolff, 82, American television director (Seinfeld, The Tracey Ullman Show, Grand) and acting coach, heart failure.^[486]

17

• Camille Bonnet, 102, French rugby union player (SU Agen Lot-et-Garonne, Sporting Club Graulhetois), COVID-19.^[487]
• Angelo Caroli, 83, Italian footballer (Juventus, Catania, Lucchese) and journalist.^[488]
• Malcolm CasSelle, 50, American businessman.^[489]
• William A. Clemens Jr., 88, American paleontologist.^[490]
• Alokeranjan Dasgupta, 87, Indian poet.^[491]
• Walt Davis, 89, American basketball player (Philadelphia Warriors, St. Louis Hawks) and high jumper, Olympic champion (1952).^[492]
• Pim Doesburg, 77, Dutch footballer (Feyenoord, PSV Eindhoven, Sparta Rotterdam).^[493]
• Stanisław Dulias, 81, Polish politician and economist, deputy (2001–2005), COVID-19.^[494]
• Gordon Keith, 81, American record producer.^[495]
• Willy Kuijpers, 83, Belgian politician, MP (1971–1984), MEP (1984–1989), senator (1989–1995), mayor of Herent (1995–2012), COVID-19.^[496]
• Kay Morley, 100, American actress (Campus Honeymoon, Six-Gun Serenade, Trails End).^[497]
• Eitaro Okano, 90, Japanese Olympic sprinter (1952), subarachnoid hemorrhage.^[498]
• Napane Pemasiri Thero, 98, Sri Lankan Buddhist clergy, maha nayaka of Rāmañña Nikāya (since 2012).^[499]
• Manis Muka Mohd Darah, 66, Malaysian politician, member of Sabah State Legislative Assembly (since 2018).^[500]
• John Poole, 87, English footballer (Port Vale, Macclesfield Town).^[501]
• Jean-Ernest Ramez, 88, French Olympic fencer (1964, 1968).^[502]
• Vincent Reffet, 36, French BASE jumper, wingsuit flyer and jetpack pilot, training accident.^[503]
• Anneliese Schuh-Proxauf, 98, Austrian Olympic skier (1948).^[504]
• Anjum Singh, 53, Indian artist, cancer.^[505]
• Jagmohan Singh, 88, Indian Olympic hurdler (1960), heart attack.^[506]
• Paul Sobol, 94, Belgian Holocaust survivor and educator.^[507]
• Sheldon Solow, 92, American real estate developer, lymphoma.^[508]
• Roman Viktyuk, 84, Russian theater director, People's Artist of Ukraine (2006) and Russia (2009), complications from COVID-19.^[509]
• Audrey Walker, 92, British textile artist.^[510]

18

• Thore Göran Andersson, 81, Swedish Olympic sailor (1960).^[511]
• Claire Boudreau, 55, Canadian genealogist, historian, and chief herald of Canada (2007–2020), cancer.^[512]
• Iwannis Louis Awad, 86, Syrian Syriac Catholic hierarch, apostolic exarch of Venezuela (2003–2011).^[513]
• Mel Brez, 84, American television writer (The Doctors, As the World Turns, Days of Our Lives), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[514]
• George Carter, 74, American basketball player (Detroit Pistons, Virginia Squires, New York Nets).^[515]
• Rex Downing, 95, American actor (Wuthering Heights, Mandrake the Magician, Blood and Sand).^[516]
• Alexander Dubyanskiy, 79, Russian Tamil scholar, COVID-19.^[517]
• Umar Ghalib, 90, Somali politician, prime minister (1991–1993) and minister of foreign affairs (1969–1976).^[518]
• Mokhtar Hashim, 78, Malaysian politician, minister of culture (1981–1983) and youth and sports (1981–1983).^[519]
• Tony Hooper, 81, English guitarist (Strawbs).^[520]
• Arthur Imperatore Sr., 95, American transportation executive and hockey team owner (Colorado Rockies), founder of the NY Waterway.^[521]
• Leonard Kamsler, 85, American golf photographer, organ failure.^[522]
• Christine Barkhuizen le Roux, 61, South African writer.^[523]
• Draga Olteanu Matei, 87, Romanian actress (The Famous Paparazzo, Uncle Marin, the Billionaire, Explosion), gastrointestinal hemorrhage.^[524]
• Kirby Morrow, 47, Canadian voice actor (Dragon Ball Z, Inuyasha, Ninjago), complications from substance abuse.^[525]
• Adam Musiał, 71, Polish football player (Wisła Kraków, national team) and manager (Stal Stalowa Wola).^[526]
• Michel Robin, 90, French actor (Farewell, My Queen, The Triplets of Belleville, Just a Breath Away), COVID-19.^[527]
• Marguerite Ray, 89, American actress (The Young and the Restless, Sanford and Son).^[528]
• Juan Roldán, 63, Argentine middleweight boxer, COVID-19.^[529]
• Esko Silvennoinen, 89, Finnish Olympic field hockey player (1952).^[530]
• Mridula Sinha, 77, Indian politician, governor of Goa (2014–2019).^[531]
• Firsat Sofi, 42, Iraqi politician, governor of Erbil (since 2019), COVID-19.^[532]
• Janusz Turowski, 93, Polish electrical engineer, deputy rector of Lodz University of Technology (1990–1996).^[533]
• James Wasserman, 72, American author.^[534]

19

• Michael J. Budds, 73, American musicologist.^[535]
• Sebouh Chouldjian, 61, Turkish-born Armenian Apostolic prelate, archbishop of Gougark (since 1996), COVID-19.^[536]
• Ted Carpenter, 68, American politician, member of the Arizona House of Representatives (1999–2007).^[537]
• Manvel Grigoryan, 64, Armenian military officer and politician, deputy (2012–2018).^[538]
• Digamber Hansda, 81, Indian Santhali linguist and tribal rights advocate.^[539]
• Hwawei Ko, 68, Taiwanese pedagogue and professor.^[540]
• Reşit Karabacak, 66, Turkish Olympic wrestler (1984), COVID-19.^[541]
• Charles Levin, 94, American jurist, justice of the Michigan Supreme Court (1973–1996).^[542]
• Helen Morgan, 54, Welsh field hockey player, Olympic bronze medallist (1992), cancer.^[543]
• Ramsay G. Najjar, 68, Lebanese business executive and writer, complications from COVID-19.^[544]
• Dumitru Noroc, 87, Moldovan doctor and politician, deputy (1990–1994).^[545]
• Henry Ward Oxendine, 80, American politician.^[546]
• Hayford Peirce, 78, American science fiction author, suicide by gunshot.^[547]
• Roger J. Phillips, 80, American geophysicist, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[548]
• Alcino Pinto, 64, São Toméan politician, president of the National Assembly (2012–2014).^[549]
• William C. Pryor, 88, American jurist, judge (1979–2019) and chief judge (1984–1988) of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals.^[550]
• André Quilis, 79, French rugby union player (RC Narbonne, national team) and coach.^[551]
• Harald Ringstorff, 81, German politician.^[552]
• Khadim Hussain Rizvi, 54, Pakistani Islamic preacher, founder of Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan.^[553]
• Michal Šafařík, 43, Slovak ice hockey player (HC Slovan Bratislava), traffic collision.^[554]
• Jake Scott, 75, American football player (Miami Dolphins, Washington Redskins), Super Bowl champion (1973, 1974), Super Bowl MVP (1973), complications from a fall.^[555]
• Herbert F. Solow, 89, American television producer (Man from Atlantis).^[556]
• Stan Trafford, 74, English footballer (Port Vale, Macclesfield Town) and cricketer (Staffordshire).^[557]
• Gennady Zdanovich, 82, Russian archaeologist.^[558]

20

• Antonio Ambrosetti, 75, Italian mathematician, discoverer of the mountain pass theorem.^[559]
• Patricia Beatty, 84, Canadian choreographer and dancer.^[560]
• Jorge Horacio Brito, 68, Argentine banker, CEO of Banco Macro (since 1988), helicopter crash.^[561]
• Michael Brooks, 85, British music historian and archivist.^[562]
• Ronald Bullough, 89, British materials scientist.^[563]
• Ernesto Canto, 61, Mexican race walker, Olympic champion (1984).^[564]
• Daniel Cordier, 100, French militant, historian, and art dealer.^[565]
• Marian Cycoń, 80, Polish politician, deputy (1997–2001, 2011–2015), mayor of Nowy Sącz (1988–1990) and Stary Sącz (1995–1998, 2002–2011).^[566]
• Jean Darnel, 96–97, French actor and director.^[567]
• Rudy del Rosario, 51, Filipino football player (Kaya, national team) and manager.^[568]
• Jacques Déprez, 82, French Olympic hurdler (1960).^[569]
• Ajay Desai, 63, Indian wildlife expert, cardiac arrest.^[570]
• Sandy Dvore, 86, American graphic designer, bone cancer.^[571]
• Mony Elkaïm, 79, Moroccan-Belgian psychiatrist and psychotherapist.^[572]
• June Furlong, 90, English model.^[573]
• Tony Gershlick, 69, British cardiologist, COVID-19.^[574]
• Saverio Imperato, 85, Italian immunologist.^[575]
• Irinej, 90, Serbian Orthodox prelate, patriarch of the Church (since 2010), COVID-19.^[576]
• Hannu Lahtinen, 60, Finnish Olympic wrestler (1984), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[577]
• Jan Morris, 94, Welsh historian (Pax Britannica Trilogy), novelist (Last Letters from Hav) and travel writer.^[578]
• Murman Omanidze, 82, Georgian politician, acting prime minister (1991), minister of foreign affairs (1991) and MP (1992–1998), COVID-19.^[579]
• Deb Price, 62, American journalist, pioneering lesbian columnist.^[580]
• František Reichel, 82, Czech politician, deputy prime minister of Czechoslovakia (1989–1990).^[581]
• Jos Rosa, 94, Belgian Olympic rower.^[582]
• John Rowland, 79, English footballer (Nottingham Forest, Port Vale, Mansfield Town).^[583]
• Albert Salomon, 85, Bulgarian-Israeli accordionist and social activist.^[584]
• Rita Sargsyan, 58, Armenian music teacher and socialite, first lady (2008–2018), COVID-19.^[585]
• Ken Schinkel, 87, Canadian ice hockey player (New York Rangers, Pittsburgh Penguins).^[586]
• Judith Jarvis Thomson, 91, American moral philosopher.^[587]
• Takao Yaguchi, 81, Japanese manga artist (Fisherman Sanpei), pancreatic cancer.^[588]

21

• Chen Ailian, 80, Chinese dancer, stomach cancer.^[589]
• C. K. Bhaskaran, 79, Indian cricketer (Kerala, Madras), cancer.^[590]
• Dena Dietrich, 91, American actress (Adam's Rib, Friends and Lovers, The Wild Party).^[591]
• Oliver Friggieri, 73, Maltese poet, writer and philosopher.^[592]
• Edgar García, 60, Colombian bullfighter, COVID-19.^[593]
• Robert Garland, 87, American screenwriter (No Way Out, The Electric Horseman, The Big Blue), complications from dementia.^[594]
• Sandy Harbutt, 79, Australian actor, director and writer.^[595]
• Léon Herschtritt, 84, French photographer.^[596]
• Alvin Holmes, 81, American politician, member of the Alabama House of Representatives (1974–2018).^[597]
• Htike Zaw, 53, Burmese politician, shot.^[598]
• Jacques Jurquet, 98, French political activist.^[599]
• Donal Leace, 81, American singer-songwriter, musician and educator, COVID-19.^[600]
• Malcolm Marmorstein, 92, American screenwriter and film director (Pete's Dragon, Love Bites, Dark Shadows).^[601]
• Margaret Nosek, 68, American academic and disability rights activist.^[602]
• John O'Brien, 75, Irish-American publisher.^[603]
• Devi Priya, 71, Indian poet and political satirist.^[604]
• Artemije Radosavljević, 85, Serbian Orthodox prelate, eparch of Raška and Prizren (1991–2010), COVID-19.^[605]
• Eva Rohmann, 76, German politician, member of the Volkskammer (1981–1990) and chairwoman of the Democratic Women's League of Germany (1989–1990).^[606]
• Jožef Smej, 98, Slovenian Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of Maribor (1983–2009).^[607]
• Jens Sørensen, 79, Danish Olympic racing cyclist (1960).^[608]
• Theresa Two Bulls, 71, American Oglala politician.^[609]
• Glenn Wilkes, 91, American college basketball coach (Stetson Hatters).^[610]
• Ricky Yacobi, 57, Indonesian footballer (PSMS Medan, Arseto Solo, national team), heart attack.^[611]
• Chester Yorton, 81, American bodybuilder, heart attack.^[612]

22

• Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi, 82, Mauritanian politician, president (2007–2008).^[613]
• Carlo Ausino, 82, Italian film director (Double Game, Tony: Another Double Game, Don't Look in the Attic) and cinematographer.^[614]
• Paul Callan, 81, British journalist (Evening Standard, Daily Mail, Daily Mirror), fall.^[615]
• Anwar Aziz Chaudhry, 89, Pakistani Olympic swimmer (1948) and politician, MP (1988–1990).^[616]
• Paul Covington, 86, American basketball coach (Jackson State Tigers).^[617]
• Doris de Agostini, 62, Swiss Olympic alpine skier (1976, 1980).^[618]
• Khalil el-Moumni, 79, Moroccan imam, COVID-19.^[619]
• Billy Evans, 88, American basketball player (Kentucky Wildcats), Olympic champion (1956).^[620]
• Muharrem Fejzo, 87, Albanian film director, set designer and sculptor, COVID-19.^[621]
• Jimmy Fletcher, 89, English footballer (Dartford).^[622]
• Gonzalo Galván Castillo, 69, Mexican Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Autlán (2004–2015).^[623]
• Honestie Hodges, 14, American police reformer, COVID-19.^[624]
• Elena Hrenova, 70, Moldovan politician, MP (2014–2019), COVID-19.^[625]
• Otto Hutter, 96, Austrian-born British physiologist.^[626]
• Helen LaFrance, 101, American artist.^[627]
• Lupo, 8, British royal cocker spaniel.^[628] (death announced on this date)
• David Maas, 57, American magician, circus performer and entertainer, COVID-19.^[629]
• Hamish MacInnes, 90, Scottish mountaineer.^[630]
• Mustafa Nadarević, 77, Bosnian actor (When Father Was Away on Business, The Glembays, Silent Gunpowder) and comedian, lung cancer.^[631]
• George Nock, 74, American football player (New York Jets, Washington Redskins), COVID-19.^[632]
• Yuriy Pleshakov, 32, Ukrainian-Russian footballer (Sevastopol, Desna Chernihiv).^[633]
• Jerrold Post, 86, American psychiatrist and author, COVID-19.^[634]
• Ray Prosser, 93, Welsh rugby union player (Pontypool, British and Irish Lions, Barbarians).^[635]
• Patrick Quinn, 37, American disability activist, co-creator of the Ice Bucket Challenge, complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[636]
• Jon Peter Rolie, 74, Norwegian author.^[637]
• Noëlla Rouget, 100, French resistance member and teacher.^[638]
• Badal Roy, 62, Bangladeshi footballer (Mohammedan, national team), liver cancer.^[639]
• Maurice Setters, 83, English football player (West Bromwich Albion, Manchester United) and manager (Doncaster Rovers), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[640]
• Raimo Tuomela, 80, Finnish philosopher.^[641]
• Corrie van Gorp, 78, Dutch singer and actress (De Wereld Draait Door).^[642]

23

• Imoro Andani, Ghanaian royal, Northern Regional minister.^[643]
• Franco Archibugi, 94, Italian scholar.^[644]
• Dorothy Gill Barnes, 93, American artist, complications from COVID-19.^[645]
• Vinicio Bernardini, 94, Italian politician, COVID-19.^[646]
• Bruce Boynton, 83, American civil rights activist (Freedom Riders, Boynton v. Virginia), cancer.^[647]
• Tamás Böröndi, 65, Hungarian actor (Szomszédok, Samba), COVID-19.^[648]
• Vittorio Catani, 80, Italian science fiction writer.^[649]
• Karl Dall, 79, German actor (Freddy in the Wild West, Hotel Clausewitz, Student of the Bedroom) and comedian, stroke.^[650]
• Abby Dalton, 88, American actress (Falcon Crest, The Joey Bishop Show, Hennesey).^[651]
• Hartmut Derendorf, 67, German-American pharmacist, clinical pharmacologist and professor.^[652]
• David Dinkins, 93, American politician, mayor of New York City (1990–1993), borough president of Manhattan (1986–1989) and member of the New York State Assembly (1966).^[653]
• Otto Duintjer, 88, Dutch philosopher.^[654]
• Admir Džubur, 56, Bosnian public utility executive and football administrator, chairman of Željezničar (since 2019), COVID-19.^[655]
• Marco Virgilio Ferrari, 87, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of Milan (1987–2009), COVID-19.^[656]
• Konrad Fiałkowski, 80, Polish computer scientist, engineer and science fiction writer.^[657]
• Jofran Frejat, 83, Brazilian politician, deputy (1987–2003, 2007–2011), lung cancer.^[658]
• Tarun Gogoi, 84, Indian politician, chief minister of Assam (2011–2016), MP (1971–1984, 1991–1996, 1998–2001) and Assam MLA (1996–1998, since 2001), complications from COVID-19.^[659]
• Robert Hammerstiel, 87, Austrian painter and engraver.^[660]
• Klaus Heinrich, 93, German philosopher of religion.^[661]
• Arthur Hervet, 82, French Roman Catholic priest.^[662]
• i_o, 30, American disc jockey and music producer, arrhythmia.^[663]
• Haluk Kakış, 88, Turkish Olympic sailor.^[664]
• Hal Ketchum, 67, American country singer-songwriter ("Small Town Saturday Night", "Past the Point of Rescue", "Hearts Are Gonna Roll"), complications from dementia.^[665]
• Yasumi Kobayashi, 58, Japanese science fiction writer, cancer.^[666]
• Edward Lazear, 72, American economist, pancreatic cancer.^[667]
• Peter Lichtner-Hoyer, 94, Austrian Olympic equestrian (1956), pentathlete (1960) and colonel.^[668]
• Édouard Marquis, 51, French television and radio host.^[669]
• Günther Meier, 79, German Olympic boxer.^[670]
• Christian Mistral, 56, Canadian novelist, poet and songwriter.^[671]
• Nikolai Myshagin, 65, Kazakh ice hockey coach (Metallurg Novokuznetsk, Barys Astana, national team).^[672]
• Anele Ngcongca, 33, South African footballer (FC Fortune, Genk, national team), traffic collision.^[673]
• John Oldham, 97, American basketball player (Fort Wayne Pistons) and coach (Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers).^[674]
• Louise Pajo, 80, New Zealand actress (Doctor Who, The Avengers, Prisoner).^[675]
• Günter Rittner, 93, German painter and illustrator.^[676]
• David Rogers, 99, English archdeacon.^[677]
• Józef Rysula, 81, Polish Olympic cross-country skier (1960, 1964, 1968).^[678]
• Sergei Shmonin, 51, Russian football player (Krylia Sovetov) and executive (Yunit Samara).^[679]
• Nikola Spasov, 61, Bulgarian football player (Dunav Ruse, Cherno More) and manager (Kaliakra Kavarna), COVID-19.^[680]
• Viktor Zimin, 58, Russian politician, chairman of the Government of Khakassia (2009–2018), COVID-19.^[681]

24

• João Alves Filho, 79, Brazilian politician and civil engineer, governor of Sergipe (1983–1987, 1991–1995, 2003–2007) and mayor of Aracaju (1975–1979, 2013–2017), COVID-19.^[682]
• Rose Marie Battaglia, 91, American Hall of Fame college basketball coach (Bergen Community College, Iona College), lung cancer.^[683]
• Fasih Bokhari, 78, Pakistani military officer and civil servant, chief of Naval Staff (1997–1999) and chairman of the National Accountability Bureau (2011–2013).^[684]
• David Butler, 92, Australian major general.^[685]
• Montserrat Carulla, 90, Spanish actress (Companys, procés a Catalunya, El Cor de la Ciutat, The Orphanage).^[686]
• Juan de Dios Castro Lozano, 78, Mexican lawyer and politician, president of the Chamber of Deputies (2003–2004) and MP (1979–1985, 1991–2000, 2003–2006), COVID-19.^[687]
• Yves Vander Cruysen, 57, Belgian historian and politician, COVID-19.^[688]
• José de Bastos, 91, Portuguese football player (Benfica, Beira-Mar) and manager (Estoril Praia).^[689]
• Christophe Dominici, 48, French rugby union player (Toulon, Stade Français, national team), fall.^[690]
• Erik Galimov, 84, Russian geochemist.^[691]
• Julio César Gandarilla Bermejo, 77, Cuban vice admiral, minister of the interior (since 2017).^[692]
• Jim Hanifan, 87, American football coach (St. Louis Cardinals) and player (Toronto Argonauts).^[693]
• Yaroslav Horak, 93, Australian illustrator and comics artist.^[694]
• Damián Iguacén Borau, 104, Spanish Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of San Cristóbal de La Laguna (1984–1991).^[695]
• Mohammad Khadem, 85, Iranian Olympic wrestler (1960).^[696]
• Kambuzia Partovi, 65, Iranian film director (Café Transit, Closed Curtain) and screenwriter (The Circle), COVID-19.^[697]
• Dorothea G. Petrie, 95, American television producer.^[698]
• Alan Ramsey, 82, Australian journalist (The Sydney Morning Herald) and speechwriter, complications from dementia.^[699]
• Mike Reed, 75, Australian politician, MLA (1987–2003), deputy chief minister of the Northern Territory (1995–2001).^[700]
• Khalif Isse Mudan, 67, Somali politician, military commander of Somali Air Force, former Puntland minister of Security and DDR, COVID-19.^[701]
• Ashiesh Roy, 55, Indian actor (Home Delivery, Raja Natwarlal, Barkhaa), kidney failure.^[702]
• Harry Ryan, 63, Irish hurler (Kilkenny).^[703]
• Bob Ryder, 64, American professional wrestling journalist.^[704]
• Kalbe Sadiq, 81, Indian Islamic scholar, pneumonia and colorectal cancer.^[705]
• Fred Sasakamoose, 86, Canadian ice hockey player (Chicago Blackhawks), COVID-19.^[706]
• Mamadou Tandja, 82, Nigerien politician, president (1999–2010).^[707]
• Vasil Yakusha, 62, Belarusian rower, Olympic silver (1980) and bronze medallist (1988).^[708]
• Hussein Al-Zuhairi, Iraqi politician, MP, COVID-19.^[709]

25

• Marc-André Bédard, 85, Canadian lawyer and politician, deputy premier of Quebec (1984–1985) and Quebec MNA (1973–1985), COVID-19.^[710]
• Saïd Bouhadja, 82, Algerian politician, president of the People's National Assembly (2017–2018).^[711]
• Marcello Brunelli, 81, Italian neurophysiologist and academic, complications from COVID-19.^[712]
• Bob DeWeese, 86, American politician, member of the Kentucky House of Representatives (1993–2016).^[713]
• Márton Erdős, 76, Hungarian Olympic wrestler.^[714]
• Cor Geelhuijzen, 91, Dutch footballer (Ajax).^[715]
• Denis Heaslip, 87, Irish hurler.^[716]
• Karl Janetschek, 80, Austrian chess player.^[717]
• Uriah Adolphus Ashley Maclean, 76, Panamanian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Penonomé (1993–2015).^[718]
• Diego Maradona, 60, Argentine footballer (Barcelona, Napoli, national team), World Cup winner (1986), heart attack.^[719]
• Duris Maxwell, 74, Canadian drummer.^[720]
• José Manuel Mireles Valverde, 62, Mexican paramilitary leader, COVID-19.^[721]
• Ahmad Mukhtar, 74, Pakistani politician, minister of defence (2008–2012) and water and power (2012–2013).^[722]
• Colin Newell, 47, British television personality (Storage Hunters, Celebrity Big Brother).^[723]
• William L. Nicholson, 94, American Air Force major general.^[724]
• Paul Nyman, 91, Finnish Olympic racing cyclist (1952, 1956, 1960).^[725]
• Ahmed Patel, 71, Indian politician, MP (1977–1989, since 1993), complications from COVID-19.^[726]
• Markus Paul, 54, American football player (Chicago Bears) and coach (New York Giants, Dallas Cowboys).^[727]
• Zenon Plech, 67, Polish motorcycle speedway rider.^[728]
• Alan Powell, 84, New Zealand-born Australian historian.^[729]
• Jacques Secrétin, 71, French table tennis player, world champion (1977).^[730]
• Flor Silvestre, 90, Mexican singer ("Cielo rojo"), actress (The Soldiers of Pancho Villa, Ánimas Trujano) and equestrienne.^[731]
• Robert E. Thacker, 102, American test pilot.^[732]
• Camilla Wicks, 92, American violinist.^[733]
• James Wolfensohn, 86, Australian-American banker and Olympic fencer (1956), president of the World Bank Group (1995–2005).^[734]

26

• Fecó Balázs, 69, Hungarian singer and composer, COVID-19.^[735]
• Allan Botschinsky, 80, Danish jazz trumpeter.^[736]
• George H. Carley, 82, American jurist, justice (1993–2012) and chief justice (2012) of the Supreme Court of Georgia, COVID-19.^[737]
• Fritz Cejka, 92, Austrian footballer (ESV Admira Vienna, Kapfenberger SV, national team).^[738]
• Athol Kennedy Chase, 84, Australian anthropologist and ethnographer.^[739]
• Garry Davidson, 66, Australian footballer (Geelong).^[740]
• Cecilia Fusco, 87, Italian operatic soprano, long illness complicated by COVID-19.^[741]
• Jamir Garcia, 42, Filipino singer (Slapshock), suicide by hanging.^[742]
• Vladimir Ivanov, 65, Bulgarian Olympic sprinter (1980), complications from COVID-19.^[743]
• Benjamín Jiménez Hernández, 82, Mexican Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Culiacán (1993–2011).^[744]
• F. C. Kohli, 96, Indian industrialist, founder of Tata Consultancy Services and president of NASSCOM (1995–1996), heart attack.^[745]
• Dimitar Largov, 84, Bulgarian footballer (Slavia Sofia, national team).^[746]
• Sadiq al-Mahdi, 84, Sudanese politician and religious leader, prime minister (1966–1967, 1986–1989), COVID-19.^[747]
• Alfonso Milián Sorribas, 81, Spanish Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Barbastro-Monzón (2004–2014).^[748]
• Tevita Momoedonu, 74, Fijian politician, prime minister (2000, 2001).^[749]
• Daria Nicolodi, 70, Italian actress (Deep Red, Shock) and screenwriter (Suspiria).^[750]
• Louis Nzala Kianza, 74, Congolese Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Popokabaka (1996–2020).^[751]
• Hafez Abu Seada, 55, Egyptian human rights activist, chairman of the Egyptian Organization for Human Rights (since 2004), COVID-19.^[752]
• Nur Supriyanto, 55, Indonesian politician, MP of West Java (2004–2018, since 2019), COVID-19.^[753]
• Kamen Tchanev, 56, Bulgarian operatic tenor, COVID-19.^[754]
• Daniel Michael Tellep, 89, American businessman.^[755]
• Celestino Vercelli, 74, Italian racing cyclist.^[756]
• Dadang Wigiarto, 53, Indonesian politician, regent of Situbondo (since 2010), COVID-19.^[757]

27

• Kevin Burnham, 63, American sailor, Olympic champion (2004) and silver medalist (1992), pulmonary disease.^[758]
• Selva Casal, 93, Uruguayan poet.^[759]
• Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, 59, Iranian nuclear scientist, shot.^[760]
• Gene Fraise, 88, American politician, member of the Iowa Senate (1986–2013), COVID-19.^[761]
• Tony Hsieh, 46, American internet entrepreneur (Zappos), injuries sustained in a house fire.^[762]
• Madieng Khary Dieng, 88, Senegalese politician, minister of the interior (1991–1993).^[763]
• Jin Zhanpeng, 82, Chinese metallurgist, member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.^[764]
• Keisuke Kumakiri, 86, Japanese photographer, aspiration pneumonia.^[765]
• Dainis Liepiņš, 58, Latvian racing cyclist.^[766]
• Kamel Madoun, Algerian handball player and coach (NA Hussein Dey, Oman Club, national team).^[767]
• Jim McFarland, 73, American football player (St. Louis Cardinals, Miami Dolphins) and politician, member of the Nebraska Legislature (1986–1991).^[768]
• Bob Miller, 94, American baseball player (Philadelphia Phillies).^[769]
• Lou Nistico, 67, Canadian ice hockey player (Toronto Toros, Colorado Rockies).^[770]
• Dieter Popp, 82, German spy.^[771]
• Parviz Poorhosseini, 79, Iranian actor (Bashu, the Little Stranger, Saint Mary), COVID-19.^[772]
• John B. Roe, 78, American politician, member of the Illinois Senate (1973–1979), myelofibrosis.^[773]
• Donald Whiston, 90, English footballer (Stoke City, Crewe Alexandra, Rochdale).^[774]
• Aly Zaker, 76, Bangladeshi actor (Agami, Nodir Naam Modhumoti, Lalsalu), marketing director and writer, COVID-19.^[775]

28

• Lon Adams, 95, American food scientist, creator of the Slim Jim, complications from COVID-19.^[776]
• Shams Badran, 91, Egyptian politician, minister of defense (1966–1967).^[777]
• Hakam Balawi, 82, Palestinian politician, minister of the interior (2003–2005).^[778]
• Clifton Bertrand, 84, Trinidadian Olympic sprinter (1960, 1964).^[779]
• Bharat Bhalke, 59–60, Indian politician, complications from COVID-19.^[780]
• Philippe Clair, 90, French film director (Déclic et des claques, Par où t'es rentré ? On t'a pas vu sortir), actor (Girl on the Road) and screenwriter.^[781]
• Othella Dallas, 95, American dancer and jazz singer, lung cancer.^[782]
• Roger Fite, 82, French rugby union player (Cahors Rugby, CA Brive, national team).^[783]
• Andrea Huser, 46, Swiss mountain biker and triathlete, fall.^[784]
• Jin Dinghan, 90, Chinese translator.^[785]
• Ian Jenkins, 67, British archaeologist and curator.^[786]
• Shahadat Hossain Khan, 62, Bangladeshi sarod player, COVID-19.^[787]
• Jan Kilian, 66, Polish politician and entrepreneur, member of the Sejm (2015–2019).^[788]
• Roberto Leitão, 83, Brazilian martial artist, COVID-19.^[789]
• Sara Leland, 79, American ballet dancer and répétiteur, New York City Ballet principal dancer (1972–1983), congestive heart failure.^[790]
• Tyler C. Lockett, 87, American jurist, justice of the Kansas Supreme Court (1983–2003), COVID-19.^[791]
• Roger Mandle, 79, American art curator and academic administrator, president of the Rhode Island School of Design (1993–2008).^[792]
• David Mordaunt, 83, English cricketer (Sussex).^[793]
• Basil Moss, 85, British actor (Emergency Ward 10, First Among Equals, David Copperfield).^[794]
• Vítor Oliveira, 67, Portuguese football player (Portimonense) and manager (Paços de Ferreira, Gil Vicente), heart attack.^[795]
• Bonifácio Piccinini, 91, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, archbishop of Cuiabá (1981–2004).^[796]
• Maria Piechotka, 100, Polish architect and politician, member of the Sejm (1961–1965).^[797]
• David Prowse, 85, English actor (Star Wars, A Clockwork Orange, Jabberwocky) and bodybuilder, complications from COVID-19.^[798]
• Peter Radtke, 77, German actor and playwright.^[799]
• Juan de Dios Román, 77, Spanish handball coach (Atlético Madrid BM, BM Ciudad Real, national team) and president of the RFEBM (2008–2013), stroke.^[800]
• Anneliese Seonbuchner, 91, German Olympic hurdler (1952).^[801]
• Jean-Louis Servan-Schreiber, 83, French journalist, COVID-19.^[802]
• Pearl Sullivan, 59, Malaysian-Canadian engineer, cancer.^[803]
• Jean Tavernier, 92, French politician.^[804]
• Wendy Weir, 72, Australian cricketer, cancer.^[805]
• Marvin Westmore, 85, American makeup artist (Blade Runner, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Escape from L.A.).^[806]

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• Miša Aleksić, 67, Serbian rock bassist (Riblja Čorba), complications from COVID-19.^[807]
• Sahibzada Farooq Ali, 89, Pakistani politician, speaker of the National Assembly (1973–1977).^[808]
• José Rafael Barquero Arce, 89, Costa Rican Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of Alajuela (1980–2007).^[809]
• Ben Bova, 88, American science fiction writer (Grand Tour), complications from COVID-19 and a stroke.^[810]
• Edda Bresciani, 90, Italian Egyptologist.^[811]
• Marco Dino Brogi, 88, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, apostolic nuncio to Egypt and delegate to the Arab League (2002–2006), COVID-19.^[812]
• Tom Casperson, 61, American politician, member of the Michigan House of Representatives (2003–2008) and Senate (2011–2018), lung cancer.^[813]
• Mary R. Dawson, 89, American vertebrate paleontologist and museum curator (Carnegie Museum of Natural History), heart failure.^[814]
• Papa Bouba Diop, 42, Senegalese footballer (Fulham, Portsmouth, national team), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[815]
• Philip Dulhunty, 96, Australian aviator, aspiration pneumonia.^[816]
• Jack Foley, 81, American basketball player (Holy Cross Crusaders, Boston Celtics, New York Knicks).^[817]
• Vladimir Fortov, 74, Russian physicist, member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, COVID-19.^[818]
• Ernesto Galli, 75, Italian football player and coach (Lanerossi Vicenza), COVID-19.^[819]
• Sam Herman, 84, British glass artist.^[820]
• Siegfried Hug, 84, German Olympic cross-country skier (1960).^[821]
• Senga McCrone, 86, Scottish bowler.^[822]
• Joe Mooney, 90, American stadium groundskeeper (Boston Red Sox).^[823]
• Giorgio Morales, 88, Italian politician, mayor of Florence (1989–1995), pneumonia.^[824]
• Peg Murray, 96, American actress (Cabaret), Tony winner (1967).^[825]
• April Boy Regino, 59, Filipino musician and actor, chronic kidney disease.^[826]
• John Sedgley, 81, English cricketer (Worcestershire).^[827]
• Remo Sernagiotto, 65, Italian politician, MEP (2014–2019), heart attack.^[828]
• Ali-Asghar Shahbazi, 98, Iranian actor (A Separation), cardiac arrest.^[829]
• Suh Se-ok, 91, South Korean painter.^[830]
• Nedal Abu Tabaq, 49, Polish-Palestinian imam and doctor, COVID-19.^[831]
• Viorel Turcu, 60, Romanian footballer (Argeș Pitești, Steaua București, national team), heart attack.^[832]
• Ayhan Ulubelen, 89, Turkish analytical chemist, COVID-19.^[833]
• Richard C. West, 76, American librarian and Tolkien scholar, COVID-19.^[834]

30

• Miguel Algarín, 79, Puerto Rican writer, co-founder of the Nuyorican Poets Cafe.^[835]
• Sheetal Amte, 39, Indian social worker, suicide.^[836]
• Irina Antonova, 98, Russian art historian, complications from COVID-19.^[837]
• Herman van Bekkum, 88, Dutch chemist.^[838]
• Dee Benson, 72, American jurist, judge (since 1991) and chief judge (1999–2006) of the U.S. District Court for Utah, brain cancer.^[839]
• Eddie Benton-Banai, 89, American civil rights activist (American Indian Movement).^[840]
• Betty Bobbitt, 81, American-born Australian actress (Prisoner, Crocodile Dundee II, Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles), stroke.^[841]
• Hella Brock, 101, German music educator and musicologist, COVID-19.^[842]
• Vishwa Nath Datta, 94, Indian historian.^[843]
• Ross Dykes, 75, New Zealand cricketer (Auckland).^[844]
• Lorenzo Fernández, 81, Cuban baseball player (Baltimore Orioles).^[845]
• Guido Goldman, 83, American political scientist.^[846]
• Bruce Herschensohn, 88, American political commentator.^[847]
• Liliane Juchli, 87, Swiss nurse and author, COVID-19.^[848]
• Kiran Maheshwari, 59, Indian politician, MP (2004–2009), COVID-19.^[849]
• David Mills, 94, Canadian bass singer and poet.^[850]
• José María Palomo, 74, Spanish Olympic bobsledder.^[851]
• Branimir Šćepanović, 83, Serbian writer.^[852]
• Aleksandr Shatskikh, 46, Kazakh football player (Kainar, national team) and manager.^[853]
• Muhammad Adil Siddiqui, 57, Pakistani politician, Sindh MPA (2013–2018), COVID-19.^[854]
• Anne Sylvestre, 86, French singer-songwriter.^[855]
• Tan Eng Bock, 84, Singaporean Olympic water polo player (1956), stroke.^[856]

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