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Deaths in 2025

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The followingnotable deaths occurred in 2025. Names are reported under the date of death, in alphabetical order. A typical entry reports information in the following sequence:

Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequentnationality (if applicable), what subject was noted for, cause of death (if known), and a reference.

October

26

25

Gérard Badini, 94, French jazz saxophonist.^[1]
Mario De Grassi, 88, Italian footballer (Triestina,Potenza,Casertana).^[2]
Mauro Di Francesco, 74, Italian actor (Attila flagello di Dio,An Ideal Adventure,Chewingum) and comedian.^[3]
Miriam Learra, 88, Cuban actress (The Teacher,The Galíndez File,7 Days in Havana).^[4]
Franco Mari, 78, Italian actor (All the Moron's Men,Italiano medio,Omicidio all'italiana) and comedian.^[5]
John N. Miksic, 78, American archaeologist, pneumonia.^[6]
Ofer Nachshon, 59, Israeli broadcaster and radio announcer.^[7]
Satish Shah, 74, Indian actor (Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro,Sarabhai vs Sarabhai,Om Shanti Om) and comedian, kidney failure.^[8]
Dick Taverne, 97, British politician,MP (1962–1974) and member of theHouse of Lords (1996–2025).^[9]
Aleksey Zolotnitskiy [ru], 79, Russian actor (The Big Space Travel,Desyat Negrityat,What a Wonderful Game).^[10]

24

Julius Babatunde Adelakun, 90, Nigerian Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop (1972–1973) and bishop (1973–2009) ofOyo.^[11]
José Argoitia, 85, Spanish footballer (Basconia,Athletic Bilbao,Racing de Santander).^[12]
Anna Balletbò, 81, Spanish journalist and politician,deputy (1979–2000).^[13]
Giuliano Besson, 75, Italian Olympic alpine skier (1972).^[14]
Marcie Free, 71, American singer (King Kobra,Unruly Child).^[15] (death announced on this date)
André Herrero, 87, French rugby union player (Toulon,RRC Nice,national team) and coach.^[16] (death announced on this date)
Paul Hüttel, 90, Danish actor (Ballad of Carl-Henning,Matador,Pyrus).^[17]
Abbas Hassan Karki, Lebanese militant, logistic commander ofHezbollah's southern front, airstrike.^[18]
Kathy Karpan, 83, American politician,secretary of state of Wyoming (1987–1995).^[19]
Ingar Knudtsen, 80, Norwegian writer.^[20]
Max Lorenz, 86, German footballer (Werder Bremen,Eintracht Braunschweig,West Germany national team).^[21]
Jacques Mailhot, 63, Canadian ice hockey player (Quebec Nordiques).^[22] (death announced on this date)
J. William Middendorf, 101, American diplomat,secretary of the Navy (1974–1977), ambassador tothe Netherlands (1969–1973) and theEuropean Union (1985–1987).^[23]
Ján Nagy, 80, Slovak Olympic weightlifter (1976).^[24]
Rajendra Kishore Panda, 81, Indian poet and novelist.^[25]
Sirikit, 93, Thaiqueen consort (1950–2016), blood infection.^[26]
Benita Valente, 91, American soprano.^[27]

23

Maciej Adamkiewicz [pl], 59, Polish pharmaceutical entrepreneur and surgeon.^[28]
Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings, 76, Ghanaian politician,first lady (1979, 1981–2001) and founder of theNational Democratic Party.^[29]
Tahura Ali, 69, Bangladeshi politician,MP (1996–2001, 2009–2014), heart and kidney disease.^[30]
Otto Barch, 81, Kyrgyz Olympic race walker (1968,1972,1976).^[31]
Malaysia Bhaskar, Indian stuntman (Friends,Amrutham), heart attack.^[32]
Bertrand Blanchet, 93, Canadian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop ofGaspé (1973–1992) and archbishop ofRimouski (1992–2008).^[33]
Jung Dong-yoon, 87, South Korean politician,MP (1985–1992).^[34]
June Lockhart, 100, American actress (Lost in Space,Lassie,Petticoat Junction).^[35]
Álvaro Laborinho Lúcio, 83, Portuguese judge and politician,minister of justice (1990–1995) anddeputy (1995–1996).^[36]
Josip Lukačević, 41, Bosnian footballer.^[37]
Piera McArthur, 96, British-born New Zealand painter.^[38]
John McKenna, 87, Irish hurler (Borrisokane,Burgess,Tipperary).^[39]
Mick McNeil, 85, English footballer (Middlesbrough,Ipswich Town,national team).^[40] (death announced on this date)
Juan Carlos Moreno Poggio, 43, Uruguayan agricultural technician and politician,deputy (2020–2025), cancer.^[41]
Piyush Pandey, 70, Indian advertising executive.^[42]
Lluís Permanyer [es], 86, Spanish journalist and writer, heart attack.^[43]
K. Ponnusamy, 74, Indian politician,Tamil Nadu MLA (2006–2011, since 2021), heart attack.^[44]
Krit Ratanarak, 79, Thai businessman and politician,senator (1981–1992).^[45]
Franco Reviglio, 90, Italian politician,minister of finance (1979–1981, 1993) andsenator (1992–1994).^[46]
Sabesh, 68, Indian music director, composer and playback singer.^[47]
Viktor Shustikov, 86, Russian footballer (Torpedo Moscow,Soviet Union national team).^[48] (death announced on this date)
Michael Smuss [de], 99, Polish painter and Holocaust survivor, last survivor of theWarsaw Ghetto Uprising.^[49]
David Wilde, 90, English pianist.^[50]

22

Emman Atienza, 19, Filipino-Taiwanese social media personality and mental health advocate, suicide by hanging.^[51]
David Ball, 66, English musician (Soft Cell,The Grid).^[52]
Derek Chadwick, 84, Australianfootballer (East Perth) and cricketer (Western Australia).^[53]
Eknath Vasant Chitnis, 100, Indian space scientist, director of theSpace Applications Centre (1981–1985).^[54]
Jackie Ferrara, 95, American sculptor and draftswoman, assisted suicide.^[55]
David J. Fischer, 92, American politician,mayor of St. Petersburg (1991–2001).^[56]
Normand Lapointe, 86, Canadian politician,MP (1980–1984).^[57]
Karel Šilhavý [cs], 69, Czech footballer (TJ Škoda Plzeň) and coach.^[58]
Joeli Veitayaki, 58, Fijian rugby union player (King Country,Northland,national team).^[59]
Charles Martin Wamika, 72, Ugandan Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop ofTororo (1993–2010) and bishop ofJinja (since 2010).^[60]

21

Francisco Pinto Balsemão, 88, Portuguese politician,prime minister (1981–1983) and three-timeMP.^[61]
Zdeněk Bláha, 95, Czech composer, music editor and bagpiper.^[62]
Warlito Cajandig, 81, Filipino Roman Catholic prelate, vicar apostolic ofCalapan (1989–2022).^[63]
Michael Calnan, Irish politician,senator (1993–1997).^[64]
Heorhii Chyzhevskyi, 101, Ukrainian swimmer and World War II veteran.^[65]
Rajivdada Deshmukh, Indian politician,Maharashtra MLA (2009–2014), heart attack.^[66]
Jack Heinrich, 88, Canadian politician,British Columbia MLA (1979–1986).^[67]
István Katona, 97, Hungarian Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop ofVác (1989–1997) and ofEger (1997–2013).^[68]
N. D. Kothari, 86, Indian film producer and director (Sarkari Mehmaan).^[69]
Davey Langit, 38, Filipino singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist,spondylodiscitis.^[70]
Sheldon Lee, 92, Canadian politician,New Brunswick MLA (1978–2003).^[71]
Yogendra Makwana, 91, Indian politician,MP (1973–1988).^[72]
Achille Mouebo, 54,Congolese singer-songwriter.^[73]
Abdelkader Moutaa, 85, Moroccan actor (Wechma,The Violent Silence,Beyond the Door).^[74]
Gregory B. Newby, 60, Canadian computer scientist, pancreatic cancer.^[75]
Dionysis Savvopoulos, 80, Greek singer-songwriter, heart attack.^[76]
Otto Schück [cs], 99, Czech nephrologist and academic.^[77]
Zbyšek Sion, 87, Czech painter and printmaker.^[78]
Daniel Suidani, 55, Solomon Islander politician, premier ofMalaita Province (2019–2023).^[79]
Paulina Tamayo [es], 60, Ecuadorian singer, respiratory failure.^[80]

20

Asrani, 84, Indian actor (Sholay,Khatta Meetha) and director (Dil Hi To Hai).^[81]
Mikhail Bakharev, 78, Ukrainian-Russian journalist, editor and politician.^[82]
Richard Barringer, 87, American politician and writer.^[83]
Robert Bartlett, 86, American surgeon.^[84]
Gilbert Bouchet, 78, French politician,senator (since 2014), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.^[85]
Christian Caujolle, 72, French journalist and photographer, co-founder ofAgence Vu.^[86]
Morris Chapman, 84, American pastor, president of theSouthern Baptist Convention (1990–1992).^[87]
Choi Chang-gyu, 88, South Korean politician,MP (1981–1988).^[88]
Oliver Colvile, 66, British politician,MP (2010–2017).^[89]
Bonette Élombe, 36–37,Congolese teacher and social media influencer.^[90]
Anto Jakovljević, 63, Bosnian footballer (Sarajevo,Hrvatski dragovoljac,Suhopolje).^[91]
Ed Kerns, 80, American abstract artist and educator.^[92]
Ali Mahjoubi, 85–86, Tunisian historian and academic (Tunis University).^[93]
Edoardo Menichelli, 86, Italian Roman Catholic cardinal, archbishop ofChieti-Vasto (1994–2004) andAncona-Osimo (2004–2017).^[94]
Kartini Muljadi, 95, Indonesian pharmaceutical industry executive.^[95]
Louis Pace, 77, Maltese footballer (Valletta,national team) and restaurateur.^[96]
Nebojša Pavković, 79, Serbian military officer and convicted war criminal,chief of the General Staff of Yugoslavia (2000–2002).^[97]
Felicito Payumo, 88, Filipino civil servant and politician,representative (1987–1998), chairman of theSBMA (1998–2004) and theBCDA (2011–2012).^[98]
Selma van de Perre, 103, Dutch-British World War II resistance fighter.^[99]
Bob Reinhart, 87, American basketball coach (Georgia State Panthers).^[100]
Mahadeo Shivankar, 85, Indian politician,MP (1989–1991, 2004–2009) and twiceMaharashtra MLA.^[101]
So You Think, 18, New Zealand-bredHall of Fame Thoroughbred racehorse and sire.^[102] (death announced on this date)
Carla Stellweg, 83, Dutch art historian.^[103]
Arthur Waskow, 92, American rabbi, author and political activist.^[104]
Zhou Guozhi, 88, Chinese physical chemist, member of theChinese Academy of Sciences.^[105]

19

István Ágh, 87, Hungarian poet.^[106]
Trevor Bentham, 82, British scriptwriter.^[107]
Dewey Bohling, 87, American football player (New York Jets,Buffalo Bills).^[108]
Chéri Chérin, 70,Congolese painter.^[109]
Duncan Davidson, 84, British housebuilding industry executive, founder ofPersimmon plc.^[110]
Mauro Farina, 68, Italian singer, songwriter, and producer, founder ofSAIFAM.^[111]
Anthony Jackson, 73, American bassist.^[112]
Abdul Rauf al-Kasm, 93, Syrian architect and politician,prime minister (1980–1987) andgovernor of Damascus (1979–1980).^[113]
Rob Mallicoat, 60, American baseball player (Houston Astros), colon cancer.^[114]
Mickey McGuire, 84, American baseball player (Baltimore Orioles).^[115]
Karomatullohi Mirzo [tg], 82, Tajik writer.^[116]
Mo, 58, American professional wrestler (PPW,PWF,WWF), blood infection and pneumonia.^[117]
Jesús Montero, 35, Venezuelan baseball player (New York Yankees,Seattle Mariners), injuries sustained in a traffic collision.^[118]
Bob Mulholland, 78, American political strategist.^[119]
Houchang Nahavandi, 92, Iranian politician and academic administrator,minister of science (1978), president ofPahlavi University (1968–1971) and theUniversity of Tehran (1971–1976).^[120]
Daniel Naroditsky, 29, American chess grandmaster, writer and commentator.^[121]
Monique Pelletier, 99, French women's rights activist and politician,minister responsible for women's rights (1978–1981), member of theconstitutional council (2000–2004).^[122]
Buckley Petawabano, 77,Cree Canadian cinematographer.^[123]
Erik Rico, American singer-songwriter and producer.^[124] (death announced on this date)
Jerry Stalcup, 86, American football player (Los Angeles Rams,Denver Broncos).^[125]
Stephen Starring, 64, American football player (New England Patriots).^[126]
Magdalena Tasheva, 72, Bulgarian journalist and politician.^[127]
Julius Timothy, 72,Dominican politician,deputy prime minister (1995–2000).^[128]

18

Martine Brochard, 81, French-Italian actress (Paprika,The Nun and the Devil,Eyeball).^[129]
Janusz Bugajski, 71, American political scientist.^[130]
Enric Canals [es], 73, Spanish journalist and television producer, director ofTelevisió de Catalunya (1984–1989), cancer.^[131]
Sofia Corradi, 91, Italian pedagogist, inventor of theErasmus Programme.^[132]
Eduardo Ermita, 90, Filipino military officer and politician,executive secretary (2004–2010),representative (1992–2001), and twicesecretary of National Defense.^[133]
Jacques Esnal, 74, FrenchETA militant and convicted terrorist, co-conspirator of theZaragoza barracks bombing.^[134]
Lady Annabel Goldsmith, 91, English socialite, namesake ofAnnabel's.^[135]
José Manuel Gómez Vázquez Aldana, 88, Mexican architect.^[136]
Baltasar Gonçalves, 77, Portuguese footballer (Sporting CP,Belenenses,national team).^[137]
Clinton Harden, 78, American politician, member of theNew Mexico Senate (2003–2012).^[138]
Roy Jacobsen, 70, Norwegian novelist, complications from surgery.^[139]
Petra Kammerevert, 59, German politician,MEP (2009–2024).^[140] (death announced on this date)
Sergey Kara-Murza, 86, Russian chemist, historian and political philosopher.^[141]
Dita Kraus, 96, Czech-Israeli teacher and Holocaust librarian.^[142]
Doug Martin, 36, American football player (Tampa Bay Buccaneers,Oakland Raiders).^[143]
Warren McVea, 79, American football player (Cincinnati Bengals,Kansas City Chiefs).^[144]
Ramatou Baba Moussa, Beninese politician,deputy (1991–1995).^[145]
Ra'ouf Mus'ad, 88, Egyptian playwright, journalist, and novelist.^[146]
Don Perdue, 75, American politician, member of theWest Virginia House of Delegates (1999–2016).^[147]
Sergey Politik, 56, Russian film director and cinematographer (Domovoy), stabbed.^[148]
Sam Rivers, 48, American bassist (Limp Bizkit), cardiac arrest.^[149]
Alison Rose, 81, American model and writer (The New Yorker).^[150] (death announced on this date)
Philly Ryan, 56–57, Irish Gaelic footballer (Clonmel Commercials) and manager (Tipperary).^[151]
Nabil Shaban, 72, Jordanian-British actor (Doctor Who).^[152]
Olga Sippl [de], 105, German politician.^[153]
Bernie Smith, 84, American baseball player (Milwaukee Brewers).^[154]
Henry Sorrell, 82, American football player (Denver Broncos,Hamilton Tiger-Cats,BC Lions).^[155]
Margaret Tedesco, American curator, visual artist and dancer, cancer.^[156]
Mircea Tiberian, 70, Romanian jazz pianist and composer.^[157]
Trần Phương, 98, Vietnamese politician,minister of domestic trade (1981–1982).^[158]
Marcel Weyland, 98, Polish-born Australian translator.^[159]
Yang Chen-Ning, 103, Chinese theoretical physicist (Yang–Mills theory,Wu–Yang dictionary,Lee–Yang theorem),Nobel Prize laureate (1957).^[160]

17

Tova Ben-Dov, 88, Israeli Zionist activist, president ofWIZO (2012–2016).^[161]
Alexandru Cazacu [ro], 75, Moldovan guitarist (Noroc) and composer.^[162]
Philippe Collin, 93, French film director and actor (The Lady Banker).^[163]
Alfred Gonti Pius Datubara, 91, Indonesian Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop (1975–1976) and archbishop (1976–2009) ofMedan.^[164]
Stavros Demosthenous, 49, Cypriot football club chairman (Karmiotissa), shot.^[165]
Richard Djerf, 55, American convicted mass murderer, execution by lethal injection.^[166]
Milan Dobeš [sk], 96, Slovak painter and graphic artist.^[167]
Zsolt Egyed, 51, Hungarian politician,MP (2010–2018).^[168] (death announced on this date)
Jacob Ericksson, 58, Swedish actor (Tsatsiki, morsan och polisen,Adam & Eva,The Whodunit Detective Agency), lymphoma.^[169]
Joseph C. Goulden, 91, American writer and journalist, heart failure.^[170]
Guy Hardy, 75, Canadian politician,Quebec MLA (2014–2018).^[171]
Leonid Hrach, 77, Ukrainian-Russian politician,MP (2002–2012) andchairman of the Supreme Council of Crimea (1998–2002).^[172] (death announced on this date)
Shivaji Bhanudas Kardile, 66, Indian politician and convicted murderer,Maharashtra MLA (2009–2018), cardiac arrest.^[173]
Vidar Lønn-Arnesen, 85, Norwegian radio and television presenter.^[174]
Carlos López Rivera, 67, Puerto Rican politician, mayor ofDorado (since 1987), liver cancer.^[175]
Lollie Mara, 86, Filipino actress.^[176]
Murray Mednick, 86, American playwright.^[177]
Bernd Meinunger, 81, German lyricist ("Ein bißchen Frieden") and record producer, multiple organ failure.^[178]
Ed Moloney, 77, Irish journalist and author (A Secret History of the IRA).^[179]
Tomiichi Murayama, 101, Japanese politician,prime minister (1994–1996) andMP (1972–1980, 1983–2000).^[180]
Charles J. Otto, 61, American politician and farmer, member of theMaryland House of Delegates (since 2011).^[181]
Gino Pivatelli, 92, Italian football player (Bologna,national team) and manager (Ravenna).^[182]
Bill Pleis, 88, American baseball player (Minnesota Twins).^[183]
Emilio Rodríguez Menéndez [es], 75, Spanish lawyer and television personality.^[184]
Hal Sirowitz, 76, American poet, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[185]
Martin Townsend, 65, British journalist, editor of theSunday Express (2001–2018), pancreatic cancer.^[186]

16

Alireza Afshar, 74, Iranian military officer and academic administrator, commander ofBasij (1990–1998) andIRGC (1984–1987), chancellor ofIHU (1998–2000), heart disease.^[187]
Shahabuddin Ahmed, 77, Bangladeshi independence activist and pilot.^[188]
Gustavo Aliaga Palma, 70, Bolivian diplomat and politician,deputy (2020–2025), complications from surgery.^[189]
Gustavo Angarita, 83, Colombian actor (The Strategy of the Snail,The 33,Memories of My Father).^[190]
Baek Se-hee, 35, South Korean author (I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki).^[191]
Yondo Black, 87, Cameroonian lawyer.^[192]
Radcliffe "Dougie" Bryan, 78, Jamaican guitarist (Toots and the Maytals).^[193]
Klaus Doldinger, 89, German jazz saxophonist (Passport) and composer (Tatort theme,Das Boot).^[194]
Bob Franke, 78, American singer-songwriter, complications from surgery.^[195]
Ace Frehley, 74, AmericanHall of Fame guitarist (Kiss) and songwriter ("Cold Gin", "Rocket Ride"), complications from a fall.^[196]
Thomas N. George, 87, American politician, member of theMassachusetts House of Representatives (1997–2005).^[197]
Claudio Barroso Gomes, 72, Brazilian politician, city councilor ofSão Paulo (1983–1988).^[198]
Arif Erkin Güzelbeyoğlu, 90, Turkish actor (Yabancı Damat,The White Angel,Muhteşem Yüzyıl).^[199]
Claes Hake, 80, Swedish sculptor (1998 Gothenburg discotheque fire memorial).^[200]
Tomonobu Itagaki, 58, Japanese video game designer (Dead or Alive,Ninja Gaiden,Devil's Third).^[201]
Waké Nibombé, 51, Togolese footballer (Goldfields Obuasi,national team).^[202]
Duke Roufus, 55, American kickboxer, founder ofRoufusport.^[203]
Abdul Zahir Safi, Afghan media worker, airstrike.^[204]
Kanchha Sherpa, 92, Nepalese mountaineer (1953 British Mount Everest expedition).^[205]
Shin Sang-sik, 88, South Korean politician,MP (1981–1996).^[206]
Susan Stamberg, 87, American radio journalist (NPR).^[207]
Jayananda Warnaweera, 64, Sri Lankan cricketer (Galle,national team).^[208]
Jack White, 85, German footballer (Viktoria Köln,PSV Eindhoven), composer, and record producer ("Gloria").^[209] (body discovered on this date)
Larry Williams, 62, American football player (Cleveland Browns,San Diego Chargers,New England Patriots), heart disease.^[210]

15

Jackie Berger, 77, Belgian dubbing actress.^[211]
Jim Bolger, 90, New Zealand diplomat and politician,prime minister (1990–1997),MP (1972–1998), andambassador to the United States (1998–2002), kidney failure.^[212]
Carlota Bustelo, 85, Spanish politician,deputy (1977–1979), director of theInstitute of Women (1983–1988).^[213]
Steve Butland, 84, Canadian politician,MP (1988–1993).^[214]
Ben Cameron, 44, Australian cricketer (South Australia).^[215]
Charles Ray Crawford, 59, American convicted murderer, execution by lethal injection.^[216]
R. Balasaraswathi Devi, 97, Indian playback singer (Chenchu Lakshmi,Swapna Sundari) and actress (Bilhana).^[217]
Hernán Damiani, 66, Argentine politician,deputy (2001–2005), heart attack.^[218]
Pankaj Dheer, 68, Indian actor (Mahabharat,Chandrakanta,The Great Maratha), cancer.^[219]
Agha Siraj Durrani, 72, Pakistani politician, three-time actinggovernor of Sindh, member (2013–2023) and speaker (2013–2024) of theProvincial Assembly of Sindh.^[220]
Samantha Eggar, 86, English-American actress (The Collector,Doctor Dolittle,The Brood), chronic lymphocytic leukemia.^[221]
Orlando Fernández Medina, 80, Venezuelan journalist and politician,governor of Lara (1995–2000).^[222]
Abdul Ghafoor Abed, Afghan journalist, drone strike.^[223]
Edward Joseph Gilbert, 88, American Roman Catholic prelate, bishop ofRoseau (1994–2001) and archbishop ofPort of Spain (2001–2011).^[224]
Ramiz Guliyev, 78, Azerbaijani musician.^[225]
Kazuo Ikehiro, 95, Japanese film director (Zatoichi and the Chest of Gold,Zatoichi's Pilgrimage,Nemuri Kyōshirō manji giri), heart attack.^[226]
Pierre-Yves Le Rhun, 88–89, French geographer, academic, and Breton activist.^[227]
Lee Sang-min, 67, South Korean politician,MP (2004–2024), cardiac arrest.^[228]
Madhumati, 87, Indian actress and dancer.^[229]
Safaa Al Mashhadani, Iraqi politician, car bombing.^[230]
John Morris, 84, American baseball player (Baltimore Orioles,Milwaukee Brewers,San Francisco Giants).^[231]
Ravi Naik, 79, Indian politician,chief minister of Goa (1991–1993, 1994),MP (1998–1999), and four-timeGoa MLA, heart attack.^[232]
Eric D. Newsom, 82, American diplomat,assistant secretary of state for political-military affairs (1998–2000).^[233]
Raila Odinga, 80, Kenyan politician,prime minister (2008–2013),MP (1993–2013), andAfrican Union High Representative for Infrastructure Development (2018–2023), cardiac arrest.^[234]
Sakineh (Simin) M. Redjali, 91, Iranian-American psychologist and author.^[235]
Soumana Sacko, 74, Malian politician and economist, actingprime minister (1991–1992).^[236]
Shōichi Tanaka, 88, Japanese politician, member of theHouse of Representatives (1996–2000).^[237]
Ivan Zafirov, 77, Bulgarian footballer (CSKA Sofia,Sliven,national team).^[238]

14

Dick Addrisi, 84, American singer (Addrisi Brothers) and songwriter ("Never My Love").^[239]
Roberta Alexander, 76, American operatic soprano.^[240]
Luc Ayang, 78, Cameroonian politician,prime minister (1983–1984).^[241]
Bruno Bürki, 94, Swiss pastor.^[242]
Larry Burright, 88, American baseball player (Los Angeles Dodgers,New York Mets).^[243]
Nancy Chodorow, 81, American sociologist and academic.^[244]
D'Angelo, 51, American singer-songwriter ("Lady", "Brown Sugar", "Untitled (How Does It Feel)"), four-timeGrammy winner, pancreatic cancer.^[245]
Patrick Dimon [pt], 79, Greek-Brazilian singer.^[246] (death announced on this date)
Alexander Dityatin, 68, Russian gymnast, three-time Olympic champion (1980), heart failure.^[247]
DJ Chosen Few, 53, Dutch DJ and music producer.^[248]
József Ékes, 74, Hungarian politician,MP (1998–2014).^[249]
Élie Fallu, 93, Canadian politician,Quebec MNA (1976–1985).^[250]
Drexel Gomez, 88, Bahamian Anglican prelate, bishop ofBarbados (1972–1992) andarchbishop of the West Indies (1997–2009), stomach cancer.^[251]
Moshe Hauer, 60, American rabbi, executive vice president of theOrthodox Union, heart attack.^[252]
Daniel Hoeffel, 96, French politician, three-timesenator,minister of transport (1980–1981).^[253]
Rosalind Howells, Baroness Howells of St Davids, 94, British politician, member of theHouse of Lords (1999–2019).^[254]
Penelope Milford, 77, American actress (Coming Home,Heathers,Shenandoah).^[255]
Saeed Mozaffari, 83, Iranian voice actor, cardiac arrest.^[256]
Hiroyuki Oki [ja], 61, Japanese director (I Like You, I Like You Very Much).^[257]
Babu M. Palissery, 67, Indian politician,Kerala MLA (2006–2016), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[258]
Vlastimil Sehnal, 66, Czech politician and businessman,senator (2004–2010).^[259]
Samuel Lee Smithers, 72, American convicted murderer, execution by lethal injection.^[260]
Nasser Taghvai, 84, Iranian film director (Captain Khorshid,Tales of Kish,Unruled Paper) and screenwriter.^[261]
Yuriy Tarnawsky, 91, Ukrainian-American poet.^[262]
Randy Wiel, 74, Dutch basketball player (BV Amstelveen,Elmex Leiden) and coach (EiffelTowers Den Bosch), pancreatic cancer.^[263]

13

Sandy Alomar Sr., 81, Puerto Rican baseball player (Atlanta Braves,California Angels,New York Yankees).^[264]
Stephen R. Anderson, 81–82, American linguist.^[265]
Yvonne Brewster, 87, Jamaican actress (Doctors), theatre director and writer.^[266]
Tony Caunter, 88, English actor (EastEnders,Queenie's Castle,Juliet Bravo).^[267]
Richard P. Cueroni, 95, American Coast Guard admiral.^[268]
Marty Domres, 78, American football player (San Diego Chargers,Baltimore Colts,New York Jets).^[269]
Michael Fagun, 90, Nigerian Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop ofOndo (1971–1972) and bishop ofEkiti (1972–2010).^[270]
Kyriakos D. Kassis, 79, Greek poet and painter.^[271]
Anna Kyriakou, 96, Greek actress (Zorba the Greek,Liar Wanted,Safe Sex).^[272]
Myron Lapka, 69, American football player (New York Giants,Los Angeles Rams,Green Bay Packers), cancer.^[273]
Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, 78, American LGBT rights activist (TGI Justice Project).^[274]
Anthony Merchant, 81, Canadian lawyer, businessman and politician,Saskatchewan MLA (1975–1978), cancer.^[275]
Jean-Luc Migué, 92, Canadian economist (Fraser Institute,Montreal Economic Institute).^[276]
Wazir Mohammad, 95, Pakistani cricketer (Karachi Whites,national team).^[277]
Joy Ogwu, 79, Nigerian politician and diplomat,foreign minister (2006–2007) andpermanent representative to the United Nations (2008–2017).^[278]
René Olivares, 78, Chilean painter and designer.^[279]
Gilles Sacksick, 83, French painter and lithographer.^[280]
Bruce Saville, 80, Canadian businessman and philanthropist (Edmonton Investors Group).^[281]
Drew Struzan, 78, American film poster illustrator (Star Wars,Indiana Jones,Back to the Future), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[282]
Raju Talikote, 62, Indian actor (Manasaare,Pancharangi,Topiwala) and comedian, heart attack.^[283]
Matt Tolfrey, 44, English DJ, record producer and label owner.^[284] (death announced on this date)
Dolly Van Doll, 87, Italian transvedette, stroke.^[285]
Wan Runnan, 78, Chinese software engineer and political dissident, heart disease.^[286]
Zoë Wicomb, 76, South African writer (You Can't Get Lost in Cape Town).^[287]
Agnes Wolbert, 67, Dutch politician, member of theHouse of Representatives (2006–2017).^[288]
Michel Zaoui, 80, French human rights lawyer.^[289]

12

Rustam Akhmedov, 81, Uzbek military officer,minister of defense (1991–1997).^[290]
Mandi Ballinger, 50, American politician, member of theGeorgia House of Representatives (since 2013), cancer.^[291]
Sir Benjamin Bathurst, 89, British Royal Navy officer,Commander-in-Chief Fleet (1989–1991),vice-chief of the Defence Staff (1991–1993) andFirst Sea Lord (1993–1995).^[292]
Jackie Burch, 74, American casting director (Die Hard,Predator,Dick Tracy), endometrial cancer.^[293]
Pesi Fonua, 78, Tongan journalist (Matangi Tonga).^[294]
John Graham, 58, Northern Irish-born Canadian racing driver, brain cancer.^[295]
Jody Henry, American bass guitarist (Omen), brain haemorrhage.^[296]
Saleh al-Jafarawi, 27, Palestinian journalist, social media influencer and table tennis player, shot.^[297]
Jack Kane, 89, Canadian ice hockey player (Clinton Comets).^[298]
Liv Køltzow, 80, Norwegian writer, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[299]
Robert P. Lattimer, 80, American chemist (Lubrizol).^[300]
Doug Lebda, 55, American businessman, CEO ofLendingTree,ATV accident.^[301]
Franck Leblanc, 54, French horse trainer and jockey.^[302]
Abdullah Omar Nasseef, 86, Saudi chemist and geologist, secretary general of theMuslim World League (1983–1993) and president ofKing Abdulaziz University (1979–1983).^[303]
Tom O'Dea, 76, Irish footballer (Shamrock Rovers,Connecticut Bicentennials,Utah Golden Spikers).^[304]
Gurney Norman, 88, American writer (Divine Right's Trip) and poet laureate.^[305]
Cesare Paciotti, 67, Italian shoe designer.^[306]
Janet Smith, 59, American long-distance runner, cross country senior world champion (1987).^[307]
Conny Staudinger, 98, Austrian Olympic ice hockey player (1956).^[308]
John Waterhouse, 75, British guitarist (Demon).^[309]
Dobromir Zhechev, 82, Bulgarian footballer (Spartak Sofia,Levski Sofia,national team).^[310]

11

Kevin Ablett, 67, Australianfootballer (Hawthorn,Richmond,Geelong).^[311]
Pat Appleyard, 98, British rally driver.^[312]
David J. Armor, 86, American social scientist, academic and author.^[313]
Marinela Chelaru, 66, Romanian actress.^[314] (death announced on this date)
Tomochika Chosagabe [ja], 83, Japanese journalist and writer.^[315]
Albert Cohen, 93, Israeli actor (Blaumilch Canal,To Take a Wife,Zanzouri), musician and stage director.^[316]
Flavius Domide, 79, Romanian footballer (UTA Arad,national team).^[317]
Grubby, 3, American opossum.^[318]
Tony Fitzpatrick, 66, American collage artist and poet, heart attack.^[319]
Earl C. Haag, 96, American scholar and linguist.^[320]
Klara Hallik, 92, Estonian politician and political scientist.^[321]
Tom Hansen, 78, American politician, member of theNebraska Legislature (2007–2015).^[322]
Mohamad Kasebi, 74, Iranian actor (The Father,Saint Mary,Without Permission).^[323]
Diane Keaton, 79, American actress (Annie Hall,The Godfather,Something's Gotta Give),Oscar winner (1978), bacterial pneumonia.^[324]
Gildas Le Lidec, 78, French diplomat,ambassador to Cambodia (1994–1998),ambassador to Japan (2006–2007).^[325]
Michael Pratt, 70, Australian police officer, recipient of theGeorge Cross.^[326]
Hanna Sahlfeld-Singer, 81, Swiss politician,MP (1971–1975).^[327]
Jimmy Shaw, 59, American-born Spanish actor (The Time in Between,El ministerio del tiempo).^[328]
Kęstutis Šapka, 75, Lithuanian Olympic high jumper (1972).^[329]
Ian Watkins, 48, Welsh singer (Lostprophets) and convicted child sex offender, stabbed.^[330]

10

Warren Abrahams, 43, South African rugby union coach (Wales women's national team,Belgium women's national team).^[331]
Paul Kato Atita, Beninese lawyer.^[332]
Carlos Barbosa, 81, Colombian actor (La saga, negocio de familia,Holy Expectations,Bermúdez).^[333]
Mirosław Chojecki, 76, Polish publisher, film producer and anti-communist activist.^[334]
Lobsang Chompel, 68, Chinese actor (Xiu Xiu: The Sent Down Girl,Snow Leopard).^[335]
Gwon Hae-ok, 90, South Korean politician,MP (1988–1996).^[336]
Roger Harris, 92, New Zealand cricketer (Auckland,national team).^[337]
Heather Hill, 85, American television director (The Young and the Restless).^[338]
Bernhard Klee, 89, German orchestral conductor (Radiophilharmonie Hannover,Düsseldorf Symphony Orchestra).^[339]
Csaba Köves, 58, Hungarian fencer, Olympic silver medallist (1992,1996).^[340]
Yolonda Lawrence, 56, American television producer and writer (Empire,Riverdale,The Good Wife).^[341]
John Lodge, 82, EnglishHall of Fame musician (The Moody Blues) and songwriter ("I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock and Roll Band)", "Gemini Dream").^[342]
Syed Manzoorul Islam, 74, Bangladeshi literary critic, president ofPEN Bangladesh (since 2018), complications from a heart attack.^[343]
Desire Moyo, 45, Zimbabwean politician and poet,MP (since 2023), traffic collision.^[344]
Sarwar Jahan Nizam, 72, Bangladeshi naval officer,chief of naval staff (2007–2009) and director of theBCG (2005–2007).^[345]
Thommy Price, 68, American drummer (Joan Jett and the Blackhearts,Scandal,Love Crushed Velvet).^[346]
Pepe Soho, 53, Mexican landscape and nature photographer, cardiac arrest.^[347]
Adam Strzembosz, 95, Polish lawyer and jurist,first president of the Supreme Court (1990–1998).^[348]
Helmut Stuhlpfarrer, 66, Austrian mountain runner.^[349]
Adrian Sutton, 58, British composer, cancer.^[350]
Alex Wallau, 80, American boxing commentator.^[351]

9

Efrem Amiramov, 69, Russian singer-songwriter.^[352]
Rafael de la Barra Tagle, 94, Chilean Roman Catholic prelate, bishop ofIllapel (1989–2010).^[353]
Ernestine Bazemore, 66, American politician, member of theNorth Carolina Senate (2021–2022).^[354]
Tad R. Callister, 79, American Mormon leader.^[355]
Fede Dorcaz, 29, Argentine singer and model (Las Estrellas Bailan en Hoy), shot.^[356]
Borys Fuksman [uk], 78, Ukrainian businessman (1+1,Hilton Kyiv).^[357]
Josias Gasser, 72, Swiss politician, member of theNational Council (2011–2015).^[358]
Varinder Singh Ghuman, 41–42, Indian professional bodybuilder and actor (Kabaddi Once Again,Roar: Tigers of the Sundarbans), heart attack.^[359]
Mike Greenwell, 62, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox) and racing driver (NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series), thyroid cancer.^[360]
Damir Ibrahimović, 60, Bosnian film producer (On the Path,Blum: Masters of Their Own Destiny).^[361]
Marie Immaculée Ingabire, 63, Rwandan human rights activist.^[362]
Aslam Kader, 62, Indian jockey, lung cancer.^[363]
Martha Scanlan Klima, 86, American politician, member of theMaryland House of Delegates (1983–2003).^[364]
Billy Koen, 87, American nuclear engineer.^[365]
Peter Lamptey, 79, Ghanaian footballer (Hearts of Oak,Great Olympics,national team).^[366]
Abdeljabar Machouche, 80, Tunisian footballer (ES Tunis,national team).^[367]
Robert Mailman, 77, Canadian wrongfully convicted prisoner, cancer.^[368]
Hoa Nguyen, 41, American politician, member of theOregon House of Representatives (since 2023), cancer.^[369]
Anni Pede-Erdkamp, 85, German long-distance runner.^[370]
Udo Schiefner, 66, German politician,MP (2013–2025).^[371]
Sister Jean, 106, American chaplain (Loyola Ramblers).^[372]
P. Stanley, 81, Indian writer, film producer (Mochanam,Thoovanathumbikal) and printer.^[373]
Julie Suk, 101, American poet.^[374]
William Twining, 91, British legal scholar.^[375]
Ola Wærhaug, 87, Norwegian biathlete, Olympic silver medalist (1968).^[376]
Robert Wells, 64, British boxer, Olympic bronze medallist (1984).^[377] (death announced on this date)
Frank Wimberley, 99, American artist.^[378]
Amina Yusifgizi, 89, Azerbaijani actress.^[379] (death announced on this date)

8

Tofail Ahmed, 71, Bangladeshi political scientist, heart disease.^[380]
Paolo Bonacelli, 88, Italian actor (Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom,Mission Impossible III,Midnight Express).^[381]
Lawrence Daws, 97, Australian painter and printmaker.^[382]
Wolfgang Fiedler, 73, German politician, member of theVolkskammer (1990) and theLandtag of Thuringia (1990–2014).^[383]
Ace Finchum, 62, British drummer (Tigertailz,Marseille,Tokyo Blade).^[384] (death announced on this date)
Otto Fräßdorf, 83, German footballer (FC Vorwärts Berlin,East Germany national team), Olympic bronze medalist (1964).^[385]
Lubomír Hrstka, 78, Czech ice hockey player (TJ ZKL/Zetor Brno), coach and businessman, owner ofFC Boby Brno (1992–2000).^[386]
Gustav Isernhagen, 88, German politician, member of theLandtag of Lower Saxony (1982–1994).^[387]
Rajvir Jawanda, 35, Indian singer and actor (Subedar Joginder Singh,Jind Jaan), injuries from a traffic collision.^[388]
Terry "Buzzy" Johnson, 86, AmericanHall of Fame singer (The Flamingos), songwriter ("Baby, Baby Don't Cry", "Here I Go Again") and music producer.^[389]
Joan Bennett Kennedy, 89, American socialite.^[390]
Marius Keșeri, 60, Romanian drummer.^[391]
Kim Gwang-won, 84, South Korean politician,MP (1996–2008).^[392]
Lisa Knapp, 52, Swedish reality television contestant (Expedition Robinson), ruptured aorta.^[393]
Christopher Kolade, 92, Nigerian diplomat.^[394]
Vladimir Kurenbin, 79, Russian figure skater.^[395]
Dinny Lowry, 90, Irish footballer (St Patrick's Athletics,Bohemians,national team).^[396]
Joy Matter, 90, Swiss politician, member of theGrand Council of Bern (1978–1988).^[397]
Rod McNicol, 79, Australian photographer.^[398]
György Mezey, 84, Hungarian football player (MTK) and manager (MOL Fehérvár,national team).^[399]
Pierre Moutouari, 75,Congolese singer.^[400]
K. Narahari, 93, Indian politician,Karnataka MLC (1984–2002).^[401]
Pannir Selvam Pranthaman, 38, Malaysian convicted drug trafficker, execution by hanging.^[402]
Gisèle Printz, 92, French politician,senator (1996–2014).^[403]
Miguel Ángel Russo, 69, Argentine football player (Estudiantes,national team) and manager (Boca Juniors), cancer.^[404]
Niyazi Sayın, 98, Turkishney flautist and music educator.^[405]
Zdravko Šotra, 92, Serbian film director (Zona Zamfirova,Battle of Kosovo,Santa Maria della Salute).^[406]
Oscar Wyatt, 101, American oil industry executive, founder ofCoastal Corporation.^[407]
Eve Zaremba, 94, Canadian mystery writer.^[408]

7

Catarina de Albuquerque, 55, Portuguese lawyer and human rights activist, CEO ofSanitation and Water for All (since 2018).^[409]
Glenn Allison, 95, American bowler.^[410]
Graham Bell, 78, New Zealand police officer and television show host (Police Ten 7), cancer.^[411]
Halid Bešlić, 71, Bosnian-Croatian folk singer.^[412]
Stuart Carter, 66, Australian Olympic rower (1976), cancer.^[413]
Pye Engström, 97, Swedish sculptor.^[414]
Ian Freebairn-Smith, 93, American composer and arranger ("Evergreen (Love Theme fromA Star Is Born)").^[415]
Ľudmila Gajdošíková, 71, Slovak politician and jurist, judge of theConstitutional Court of Slovakia (2000–2019).^[416]
Maurice Giro, 93, French politician,deputy (2002–2007), mayor ofCavaillon (1992–2008).^[417]
Sir John Gurdon, 92, English biologist,Nobel Prize laureate (2012).^[418]
Alan Hawley, 79, English footballer (Brentford,Wimbledon).^[419]
Marta Jaciubek-McKeever, 45, Polish-Canadian singer (E.S.L.,Fan Death).^[420]
Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick, 80, American politician, member of theU.S. House of Representatives (1997–2011).^[421]
Patrice Kitebi Kibol Mvul, 71,Congolese politician.^[422]
Don Koivisto, 76, American politician, member of theMichigan House of Representatives (1981–1986) andSenate (1990–2002), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[423]
Gilles Larrain, 86, French-American photographer, heart attack.^[424]
Aldo Morelli, 75, Italian politician, president of theProvince of Pistoia (1990–1999).^[425]
José de Paiva Netto, 84, Brazilian religious leader (Legion of Good Will), multiple organ failure.^[426]
Munyoro Nyamau, 88, Kenyan athlete, Olympic champion (1972), gallbladder cancer.^[427]
Josep Pujadas Domingo, 94, Spanish lawyer, businessman and politician,deputy (1980–1982)^[428]
Edward Reekers, 68, Dutch musician (Kayak), cancer.^[429]
Alain Roger, 88, French philosopher and writer.^[430]
Djilali Selmi, 79, Algerian footballer (OMR,CRB,national team).^[431]
Rick Shaw, 78, Americanfootball player (Calgary Stampeders,Winnipeg Blue Bombers).^[432]
Speedy Sparks, 79, American musician (Texas Tornados).^[433] (death announced on this date)
Shōichirō Tahara [ja], 85, Japanese tenor.^[434]
Katie True, 84, American politician, member of thePennsylvania House of Representatives (1993–2000, 2003–2010).^[435]
Saxon White, 91, Australian rugby union player (New South Wales Waratahs,national team) and physiologist.^[436]
Baron Wormser, 77, American poet.^[437]
Yen Cheng-kuo, 50, Taiwanese actor (My Native Land,Growing Up,A Summer at Grandpa's), director and calligraphy teacher, lung cancer.^[438]
Saul Zabar, 97, American businessman.^[439]

6

Mohamed Tahir Ayala, 74, Sudanese politician,prime minister (2019), governor ofRed Sea State (2005–2015) andGezira State (2015–2019).^[440]
Patrice Bart, 80, French dancer and choreographer.^[441]
G. Michael Brown, 82, American attorney and casino regulator.^[442]
Claire Celsi, 59, American politician, member of theIowa Senate (since 2019).^[443]
Ziedonis Čevers, 65, Latvian politician,minister of the interior (1991–1993, 1997–1998).^[444]
Katherine Clerides, 76, Cypriot politician,MP (1991–2003), cancer.^[445]
Michael Coey, 80, Northern Irish experimental physicist.^[446]
Bruce Cutler, 77, American criminal defense lawyer (John Gotti), kidney failure.^[447]
Darmono, 72, Indonesian prosecutor, actingattorney general (2010).^[448]
Dana Drábová, 64, Czech physicist, nuclear safety expert and politician.^[449]
René Gaillard, 98, French road racing cyclist.^[450]
Gisèle Gallichan, 78–79, Canadian journalist (CJLR,Radio-Canada).^[451]
Victor Ginsburgh, 86, Belgian economist.^[452]
Kurt Grønning, 89, Danish footballer (national team).^[453]
Peter Häberle, 91, German legal scholar.^[454]
Mohamed Hamidi, 84, Moroccan painter.^[455]
Yoshihiro Ito, 43, Japanese baseball player (Chiba Lotte Marines), traffic collision.^[456]
Theo Jörgensmann, 77, German jazz clarinetist.^[457]
Natana Kasinathan, 84, Indian historian.^[458]
Ben Lewis, 46, British-Australian actor (Love Never Dies,The Phantom of the Opera), bowel cancer.^[459]
Orvar Lindwall, 84, Swedish Olympic fencer (1960,1964,1968).^[460]
Yuri Makhotin [ru], 95, Russian painter.^[461]
Aimo Moroni, 91, Italian chef (Aimo and Nadia Moroni).^[462]
Wincenty Olszewski, 91, Polish politician,senator (1993–1997).^[463]
Gerry Ouellette, 86, Canadian hockey player (Boston Bruins).^[464]
Wanda Perdelwitz, 41, German actress (Großstadtrevier,Muxmäuschenstill,Soloalbum).^[465]
Ray's Kim Edm, 36, Chadian rapper and musician.^[466]
Eugene Rotberg, 95, American investment banker (World Bank Group).^[467]
Frank Smith, 94, Canadianfootball player (Edmonton Eskimos) and coach.^[468]
Filomeno Biagio Tatò, 86, Italian politician,senator (2001–2006).^[469]
Dennis Trudeau, 77, Canadian journalist (CBMT).^[470]
Uma Ukpai, 80, Nigerian evangelical preacher.^[471]
Franz Josef Wagner, 82, German journalist (Bild) and writer.^[472]
Karlinah Djaja Atmadja Wirahadikusumah, 95, Indonesian social activist,second lady of Indonesia (1983–1988).^[473]
John Woodvine, 96, English actor (An American Werewolf in London,Z-Cars,Doctor Who).^[474]
Nikolai Yegorov, 84, Russian politician,senator (1993–1995).^[475]

5

Bobby Allen, 81, American racecar driver.^[476]
Pushpak Bhattacharyya, 63, Indian computer scientist.^[477]
Michael Boland, 75, Canadian ice hockey player (Philadelphia Flyers) and cinematographer (Millennium: Tribal Wisdom and the Modern World).^[478]
Dame Jilly Cooper, 88, English author (Emily,Octavia,Rutshire Chronicles), complications from a fall.^[479]
Ron Dean, 87, American actor (The Dark Knight,The Breakfast Club,The Fugitive).^[480]
Frank Evers, 91, Irish Gaelic footballer (Menlough,Garda GAA,Galway).^[481]
Guillermo Fernández Vara, 66, Spanish coroner and politician,senator (since 2023) andpresident of Extremadura (2007–2011, 2015–2023), stomach cancer.^[482]
Josino Levino Ferreira, 112, Brazilian supercentenarian, second oldest living man.^[483]
Mick Harrison, 79, English rugby league player (Leeds,Hull F.C.,national team).^[484]
Ahmed Taleb Ibrahimi, 93, Algerian politician, minister ofeducation (1965–1970) andforeign affairs (1982–1988).^[485]
Abdul Jabbar, 94, Indian politician,Assam MLA (1985–1996, 2001–2006), fall.^[486]
Ken Jacobs, 92, American filmmaker (Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son,Star Spangled to Death,Blonde Cobra), kidney failure.^[487]
Lotte Ledl, 95, Austrian actress (Burgtheater,The Forester of the Silver Wood,Derrick).^[488]
Emmanuel Ndindabahizi, 74–75, Rwandan economist,minister of finance (1994).^[489]
Ken Parker, 73, American luthier (Parker Fly), founder ofParker Guitars, cancer.^[490]
Hugues Puel, 93, French economist and priest.^[491]
Mohammed Abu Ramadan, 72, Palestinian politician,minister of state for planning and administrative development (2012–2014).^[492]
Orfeo Reda, 92, Italian visual artist.^[493]
Ashk Ali Tak, 69, Indian politician,MP (2010–2016) andRajasthan MLA (1985, 1989–1990).^[494]
Jerry Tokofsky, 91, American film executive (Columbia Pictures) and producer (Where's Poppa?,Glengarry Glen Ross).^[495]
Véronique Vincent, 68, French singer (The Honeymoon Killers,Aksak Maboul).^[496]
DJ Tráva, 60, Czech DJ and producer.^[497]
Ann B. Walker, 101, American journalist, editor and radio personality.^[498]

4

Giuseppe Colombo, 77, Italian film producer (The Stendhal Syndrome,Wax Mask,The Phantom of the Opera).^[499]
Xavier Durringer, 61, French playwright, screenwriter and director (The Conquest), heart attack.^[500]
Burkhard Ebert, 83, German Olympic road racing cyclist (1964,1968).^[501]
Marcelo Galli Purific, 54, Brazilian futsal player and coach (Corinthians,AFC Kairat, five national teams), fall.^[502]
Bernard Julien, 75, Trinidadian cricketer (Kent,national team,West Indies).^[503]
Hartmut Keyler, 89, German architect.^[504]
Ivan Klíma, 94, Czech writer and playwright.^[505]
Vladimir Laptev, 79, Russian politician, mayor ofNoginsky District (1989–2015).^[506]
Gérard Laumon, 73, French mathematician.^[507]
Zuhair Manasra, 82, Palestinian politician, governor ofJenin (1996–2002) andBethlehem (2003–2005).^[508]
Milan Mandarić, 87, Serbian-born American computer industry and football executive, founder ofSanmina Corporation, chairman ofPortsmouth (1999–2006) andLeicester City (2006–2009).^[509]
Iam McFaul, 82, Northern Irish football player (Newcastle United,national team) and manager (Guam national team).^[510]
Jimmy Nicholson, 82, Northern Irish footballer (Manchester United,Huddersfield Town,national team).^[511]
Sri Owen, 90, Indonesian cooking teacher and food writer.^[512]
Gianfranco Sanguinetti, 77, Italian writer.^[513]
Sandhya Shantaram, 93, Indian actress (Jhanak Jhanak Payal Baaje,Do Aankhen Barah Haath,Pinjara).^[514]
BeBe Shopp, 95, American beauty pageant titleholder,Miss America (1948).^[515]
Ammar Siamwalla, 86, Thai economist and politician, president of theThailand Development Research Institute (1990–1995) andMP (2006–2007).^[516] (death announced on this date)
Paul Van Bruystegem, 66, Belgian musician (Triggerfinger).^[517] (death announced on this date)

3

Aryeh Azulai, 92, Israeli politician, mayor ofAshdod (1983–1989).^[518]
Pierre Berdoy, 89, French photographer.^[519]
Henri Ciriani, 88, Peruvian architect.^[520]
Rameshwar Lal Dudi, 62, Indian politician,MP (1999–2004) andRajasthan MLA (2013–2018), complications from a stroke.^[521]
Milton Esterow, 97, American art journalist (The New York Times,ARTnews).^[522]
T. J. S. George, 97, Indian biographer.^[523]
Remo Girone, 76, Italian actor (La piovra,Live by Night,Ford v Ferrari).^[524]
Kimberly Hébert Gregory, 52, American actress (Vice Principals,Kevin (Probably) Saves the World,Craig of the Creek), complications fromCOPD.^[525]
Nina Gulyayeva [ru], 94, Russian actress (Your Contemporary).^[526]
Ernst Homberger, 88, Swiss politician, member of theGovernment Council of Zürich (1991–1999).^[527]
Marcel Husson, 88, French football player (Metz) and manager (Amnéville, Metz).^[528]
Roland Irolla, 90, French painter.^[529]
Vera Vigevani de Jarach, 97, Italian-Argentine human rights activist (Mothers of Plaza de Mayo).^[530]
Arthur Jones, 39, American football player (Baltimore Ravens,Indianapolis Colts,Washington Redskins),Super Bowl champion (2013).^[531]
Antoni Lallican, 37, French photojournalist, drone strike.^[532]
Edu Manga, 58, Brazilian footballer (Palmeiras,Real Valladolid,national team), kidney disease.^[533]
Achille Enoc Mariano, 91, Italian politician,deputy (1994–1996).^[534]
John Munduga, 64, Ugandan Olympic boxer (1980).^[535]
Anton Pelinka, 83, Austrian political scientist.^[536]
Dame Patricia Routledge, 96, English actress (Keeping Up Appearances,Hetty Wainthropp Investigates,Darling of the Day) and singer,Tony winner (1968).^[537]
Ogtay Shiraliyev, 75, Azerbaijani physician,minister of healthcare (2005–2021), brain cancer.^[538]
Ruslan Țaranu, 72, Moldovan guitarist.^[539]
Alexander Tyagunov, 85, Russian politician,MP (1995–1999, 2003–2011).^[540]

2

Pangalian Balindong, 85, Filipino politician, member of theHouse of Representatives (1995–1998, 2007–2016) andspeaker of the Bangsamoro Parliament (since 2019).^[541]
Roland Bertranne, 75, French rugby union player (Stade Bagnérais,Toulon,national team).^[542]
Maksim Bondarenko, 44, Russian footballer (Rotor Volgograd,Fakel Voronezh,Baltika Kaliningrad).^[543]
Miroslav Kráľ, 77, Slovak Olympic footballer (1968).^[544] (death announced on this date)
Claudio Lombardi, 83, Italian race car engineer (Formula One).^[545]
Manchán Magan, 55, Irish author, broadcaster (No Béarla) and documentary maker, prostate cancer.^[546]
Javier Manrique, 56, Peruvian actor (Camera Café).^[547]
Henry Martínez, 75, Venezuelan musician and songwriter.^[548]
Chhannulal Mishra, 89, Indian Hindustani classical singer.^[549]
Luiz Fernando Pacheco, 51, Brazilian lawyer.^[550]
Park Seung-guk, 85, South Korean politician,MP (1998–2004).^[551]
Richard Pew, 92, American psychologist and Olympic fencer (1956).^[552]
Ahmed Rafiq, 96, Bangladeshi language movement activist and writer.^[553]
Sir David Ratford, 91, British diplomat,ambassador to Norway (1990–1994).^[554]
Hamda Saïed, 85, Tunisian mufti and politician,deputy (1989–1994).^[555]
Camille Senon, 100, French trade unionist, last survivor of theOradour-sur-Glane massacre.^[556]
Luis Stefanelli, 68, Venezuelan politician,member of the Chamber of Deputies (1994–1999),member of the National Assembly (2016–2019).^[557]
Clara Sumarwati [id], 58, Indonesianmountaineer.^[558]
Giriraj Prasad Tiwari, 104, Indian politician,speaker of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly (1986–1990).^[559]
Ed Williams, 98, American actor (Police Squad!,The Naked Gun,Father of the Bride).^[560]
Justin Woodward, 43, American chef (Castagna,OK Omens), liver failure.^[561]

1

José Antonio Álvarez Sánchez, 50, Spanish Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop ofMadrid (since 2024), heart attack.^[562]
José Andrada, 87, Argentine actor (Los Velázquez,Johny Tolengo, el majestuoso,Two to Tango).^[563]
Lin Arison, 88, American writer and art patron, co-founder ofYoungArts.^[564]
Daniel Bianchi, 63, Uruguayan politician,deputy (2000–2016),senator (2016–2020).^[565]
Bohdan Bohach, 50, Ukrainian singer (Pikkardiyska Tertsiya).^[566]
Claude Bourdin, 82, French politician,deputy (1991–1993), mayor ofBeaugency (1995–2014).^[567]
John E. Braggins, 81, New Zealand botanist andbryologist.^[568]
Sir Stephen Brown, 100, British judge,president of the Family Division (1988–1999).^[569]
Stefano Casagranda, 52, Italian racing cyclist, cancer.^[570]
Juan Carlos de Lima, 63, Uruguayan football player (Quito,Nacional,Emelec) and manager.^[571]
Eric De Rop, 71, Belgian comic book artist.^[572]
Judith Dupont, 100, French psychoanalyst, translator and editor.^[573]
Judit Elek, 87, Hungarian film director (The Lady from Constantinople,Maria's Day,Memories of a River) and screenwriter.^[574]
Bogusław Fornalczyk, 88, Polish Olympic cyclist (1960).^[575]
Dame Jane Goodall, 91, English zoologist and primatologist, founder of theJane Goodall Institute andRoots & Shoots, cardiac arrest.^[576]
Edward J. Kennedy, 74, American politician,mayor of Lowell (2016–2018) and member of theMassachusetts Senate (since 2019).^[577]
Jerry Leggio, 90, American actor (Blaze,The Badge,American Violet).^[578]
Volodymyr Leontiev, 60–61, Ukrainian politician and collaborator, unelected mayor ofNova Kakhovka (2022–2023), drone strike.^[579]
Gabriel Loubier, 93, Canadian politician,Quebec MNA (1962–1973).^[580]
Lun Gywe, 95, Burmese watercolor painter.^[581]
Hughie McElvaney, 75–76, Irish politician,Monaghan County councillor (1974–2024).^[582]
Balin Miller, 23, American mountaineer, fall.^[583]
Mohamed Hashim Mohd Ali, 88, Malaysian military officer,chief of army (1985–1987) anddefence forces (1987–1992), stroke.^[584]
Don Monson, 92, American college basketball coach (Idaho Vandals,Oregon Ducks).^[585]
Claus Offe, 85, German political sociologist (Humboldt-University of Berlin,Hertie School).^[586]
László Örvendi, 74, Hungarian politician,MP (2006–2014).^[587]
Ramreddy Damodar Reddy, 73, Indian politician,Andhra Pradesh MLA (1985–1999, 2004–2014).^[588]
František Rydval, 79, Czech Olympic ski jumper (1968).^[589]
Christopher Sharpless, 80, American Olympic bobsledder (1988), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[590]
Thế Hiển, 69, Vietnamese singer and musician, lung cancer.^[591]
Gillian Tindall, 87, British writer and historian.^[592]
Annor Walker, 62, Ghanaian football manager (Nania,Accra Great Olympics,Heart of Lions).^[593]

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2024	Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
2023	Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
2022	Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
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2000s ←2010s ←Lists of deaths by year

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