The following is a list of notabledeaths in April 2007.

Entries for each day are listedalphabetically 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.

• Laurie Baker, 90, British-born Indian architect.^[1]
• John Billings, 89, Australian co-developer of theBillings ovulation method.^[2]
• Norman Butler, 76, English cricketer.^[3]
• Herb Carneal, 83, American sportscaster, radio broadcaster forMinnesota Twins Major League Baseball team, congestive heart failure.^[4]
• Driss Chraïbi, 80, Moroccan writer.^[5]
• Char Fontane, 55, American actress (Joe & Valerie,The Punisher,Pearl) and singer, breast cancer.^[6]
• Lou Limmer, 82, American baseball player (Philadelphia Athletics).^[7]
• Salem Ludwig, 91, American actor (Unfaithful,Family Business,The Savages).^[8]
• Sally Merchant, 88, Canadian broadcaster and politician, cancer.^[9]
• Hannah Nydahl, 61, Danish teacher ofTibetan Buddhism, translator for her husbandOle Nydahl, lung and brain cancer.^[10]
• Screechy Peach, 47, American singer and songwriter, breast cancer.^[11]
• Ladislav Rychman, 84, Czech film director, heart attack.^[12]
• George Sewell, 82, British actor (Get Carter,Barry Lyndon,Doctor Who), cancer.^[13]
• Elliott P. Skinner, 82, American scholar and former ambassador, heart failure.^[14]

• B. K. Anand, 89, Indian physiologist and pharmacologist.^[15]
• William W. Becker, 85, American co-founder of theMotel 6 chain, heart attack.^[16]
• Janet Bloomfield, 53, British campaigner, Chair of theCampaign for Nuclear Disarmament (1993–1996), septic shock.^[17]
• Jeannie Ferris, 66, Australian Senator, ovarian cancer.^[18]
• Henry Lee Giclas, 96, American astronomer.^[19]
• Paul Reed, 97, American comedian and actor (Car 54, Where Are You?), heart failure.^[20]
• Tadjou Salou, 32, Togolese international footballer, after long illness.^[21]

• Marion Eames, 85, British novelist (The Secret Room).^[22]
• Sir Walter Luttrell, 87, British army officer and public servant.^[23]
• Robin Montgomerie-Charrington, 91, British 1952 Grand Prix driver.^[24]
• Michael Joseph Murphy, 91, American Roman Catholic prelate,Bishop of Erie (1982–1990).^[25]
• Walter Nicks, 81, American dancer and choreographer.^[26]
• Thomas Hal Phillips, 84, American novelist and screenwriter.^[27]
• Zoltán Pongrácz, 95, Hungarian composer and conductor.^[28]
• Bill Robinson, 88, American sailor and author.^[29]
• Eddie Robinson, 88, American college football coach (Grambling State University), Alzheimer's disease.^[30]
• Burt Topper, 78, American screenwriter, film director and film producer, pulmonary failure.^[31]
• Nina Wang, 69, Hong Kong businesswoman and Asia's richest woman.^[32]

• Sivalingam Arumugam, 59, Malaysian politician, heart attack.^[33]
• Jagjit Singh Chohan, 80, Indian Sikh separatist leader, heart attack.^[34]
• Bob Clark, 67, American film director (A Christmas Story,Porky's,Baby Geniuses), car accident.^[35]
• Brian Fahey, 87, British composer and musical director.^[36]
• Reginald H. Fuller, 92, British-born biblical scholar and Anglican priest, complications of a broken hip.^[37]
• Terry Hall, 80, British ventriloquist and children's television presenter.^[38]
• Edward Mallory, 76, American television actor (Days of Our Lives).^[39]
• Karen Spärck Jones, 71, British professor emeritus of Computers and Information at the University of Cambridge, cancer.^[40]
• Margaret Tor-Thompson, 44, Liberian politician, breast cancer.^[41]

• Maria Gripe, 83, Swedish author.^[42]
• Thomas Stoltz Harvey, 94, American pathologist.^[43]
• Leela Majumdar, 99, Indian Bengali language children's author.^[44]
• Mark St. John, 51, American guitarist (KISS,White Tiger), brain hemorrhage.^[45]
• Ali Sriti, 88, Tunisianoudist.^[46]
• Darryl Stingley, 55, American football player, bronchial pneumonia.^[47]
• Poornachandra Tejaswi, 68, Indian writer and novelist in theKannada language, cardiac arrest.^[48]

• Elward Thomas Brady Jr., 60, American businessman and politician.^[49]
• Luigi Comencini, 90, Italian film director.^[50]
• Stan Daniels, 72, Canadian writer and producer (Taxi,The Mary Tyler Moore Show,The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson), heart failure.^[51]
• Colin Graham, 75, British opera, theatre and television director, cardiac arrest.^[52]
• George C. Jenkins, 98, American production designer (All the President's Men,Sophie's Choice,Presumed Innocent),Oscar winner (1977), heart failure.^[53]
• Jill McGown, 59, British mystery writer.^[54]
• James McGuinness, 81, British priest,Bishop of Nottingham (1974–2000).^[55]
• Raymond G. Murphy, 77, American Medal of Honor recipient during the Korean War.^[56]
• Jeff Uren, 81, British racing driver.^[57]

• Neville Duke, 85, British World War II fighter pilot.^[58]
• Mariano Gonzalvo, 85, Spanish captain ofFC Barcelona and international footballer forSpain.^[59]
• Johnny Hart, 76, American cartoonist (B.C.,The Wizard of Id), stroke.^[60]
• Win Hickey, 94, American socialite, politician, First Lady of Wyoming and one of the first woman to serve in theWyoming Senate.^[61]
• Brian Miller, 70, British footballer forBurnley andEngland.^[62]
• Otto Natzler, 99, American ceramics and glazing master, cancer.^[63]
• Barry Nelson, 89, American actor (The ShiningMy Favorite Husband,Airport).^[64]

• Charles Bain, 93, Trinidadian West Indian Test cricket umpire.^[65]
• Natalia Clare, 87, American ballet dancer and instructor, complications of strokes.^[66]
• Asad Amanat Ali Khan, 51, Pakistani singer, heart attack.^[67]
• Victor Kneale, 89, ManxSpeaker of the House of Keys (1990–1991).^[68]
• Sol LeWitt, 78, American artist known for his role in theConceptualism andMinimalism movements, cancer.^[69]
• Bill Mescher, 79, American politician, member of the South Carolina Senate from 1993 until his death, stroke.^[70]

• Egon Bondy, 77, Czech philosopher and poet.^[71]
• A. J. Carothers, 75, American playwright and television writer, cancer.^[72]
• Bob Coats, 82, British economic historian.^[73]
• Alain Etchegoyen, 55, French philosopher, cancer.^[74]
• Sir Michael Fox, 85, British judge,Lord Justice of Appeal (1981–1992).^[75]
• Dorrit Hoffleit, 100, American research astronomer, cancer.^[76]
• Philip Mayne, 107, English officer, last surviving British officer ofWorld War I.^[77]
• Harry Rasky, 78, Canadian documentary film producer, heart failure.^[78]

• Kevin Crease, 70, Australian television newsreader, cancer.^[79]
• Walter Hendl, 90, American conductor, heart and lung disease.^[80]
• Ralph Heywood, 85, American football player.^[81]
• Awdy Kulyýew, 70, Turkmen exiled politician and Foreign Minister (1990–1992), complications from stomach surgery.^[82]
• George Mussallem, 99, Canadian politician and businessman.^[83]
• Salvatore Scarpitta, 88, American sculptor, complications from diabetes.^[84]
• Dakota Staton, 76, American jazz vocalist, after long illness.^[85]

• Roscoe Lee Browne, 84, American actor (The Cosby Show,Soap,Babe),Emmy winner (1986), stomach cancer.^[86]
• James Lee Clark, 38, American murderer, execution by lethal injection.^[87]
• Sidney Gordon, 89, Scottish-born Hongkonger businessman.^[88]
• Loïc Leferme, 36, French free diver, drowning.^[89]
• Warren E. Preece, 85, American editor ofEncyclopædia Britannica (1964–1975), heart failure.^[90]
• Ronald Speirs, 86, American World War II commanding officer ofEasy Company, 506th Infantry Regiment.^[91]
• Warren Strelow, 73, American ice hockey goaltending coach for1980 Winter Olympics gold medal team (Miracle on Ice).^[92]
• Kurt Vonnegut, 84, American novelist (Slaughterhouse-Five) and social critic, brain injury from a fall.^[93]

• Mohammed Awad, Iraqi politician, member of theCouncil of Representatives,bombing.^[94]
• Kelsie B. Harder, 84, American name expert, congestive heart failure.^[95]
• Len Hill, 65, British cricketer forGlamorgan and footballer forNewport County.^[96]
• James Lyons, 46, American film editor (Far from Heaven,The Virgin Suicides), squamous cell carcinoma.^[97]
• Pierre Probst, 93, French children's book author and illustrator.^[98]
• Little Sonny Warner, 77, American singer who earned a gold record with "There's Something on Your Mind".^[99]

• Birgitta Arman, 86, Swedish actress.^[100]
• Marie Clay, 81, New Zealand world-renowned literacy expert, after short illness.^[101]
• Nathan Heffernan, 86, American judge, Chief Justice of theWisconsin Supreme Court (1983–1995).^[102]
• Hans Koning, 85, Dutch-born writer and journalist.^[103]
• Joe Lane, 80, Australian bebop jazz singer.^[104]
• Steve Malovic, 50, American-Israeli basketball player, heart attack.^[105]
• Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel, 88, American poet who wrote about theDust Bowl.^[106]
• Neil Pickard, 78, Australian politician.^[107]
• Capil Rampersad, 46, Trinidad and Tobago cricketer.^[108]
• Joie Ray, 83, American open-wheel and stock car race driver, respiratory failure.^[109]
• Don Selwyn, 71, New Zealand actor and director, complications from a kidney infection.^[110]
• Marion Yorck von Wartenburg, 102, German World War II resistance fighter.^[111]

• Ladislav Adamec, 80, Czech communist politician, Prime Minister of theCzechoslovak Socialist Republic (1988–1989).^[112]
• Robert N. Buck, 93, American aviator who set severalaviation records in his teens, complications from a fall.^[113]
• June Callwood, 82, Canadian journalist and activist, cancer.^[114]
• Bobby Cram, 67, British footballer forWest Bromwich Albion andColchester United.^[115]
• Don Ho, 76, American Hawaiian musician and entertainer, heart failure.^[116]
• Jim Jontz, 55, American congressman from Indiana (1987–1993), colon cancer.^[117]
• Meredith Kline, 84, American theologian and Old Testament scholar.^[118]
• William Menster, 94, American Catholic priest, first member of the clergy to visitAntarctica.^[119]
• René Rémond, 88, French historian and academician.^[120]
• Mike Reynolds, British conservationist.^[121]
• Herman Riley, 73, American tenor saxophone jazz performer, heart failure.^[122]
• Audrey Santo, 23, American brain-injured girl claimed to have performed miracles, cardio-respiratory failure.^[123]
• Jim Thurman, 72, American children's television writer and voice ofSesame Street's "Teeny Little Super Guy", illness.^[124]
• Mike Webb, 51, American radio personality, stabbed.^[125]
• Frank Westheimer, 95, American chemist.^[126]

• Patricia Buckley, 80, Canadian-born socialite and fundraiser, wife ofWilliam F. Buckley, Jr., infection after long illness.^[127]
• Heo Se-uk, 54, South Korean protester againstU.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement, septic shock following self-immolation burns.^[128]
• Brant Parker, 86, American cartoonist (The Wizard of Id).^[129]
• Justine Saunders, 54, Australian actress, cancer.^[130]
• Peter Tsiamalili, 54, Papua New Guinean first administrator of theAutonomous Region of Bougainville.^[131]
• Donald Tuzin, 62, American anthropologist and leading authority on Melanesian culture, pulmonary hypertension.^[132]

• Frank Bateson, 97, New Zealand astronomer and writer.^[133]
• Tran Bach Dang, 81, Vietnamese journalist and politician.^[134]
• Robert Desbats, 85, French cyclist.^[135]
• Gaétan Duchesne, 44, Canadian NHL player (1981–1995), heart attack.^[136]
• Robert Jones, 56, British Conservative politician (MP 1983–1997), minister in the government ofJohn Major, liver cancer.^[137]
• Maria Lenk, 92, Brazilian Olympic swimmer (1932,1936), rupture of aortic aneurysm.^[138]
• Jack Wiebe, 70, Canadian politician,Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan (1994–2000), Senator (2000–2004), lung cancer.^[139]
• Notable people killed inVirginia Techshooting:
  • Jamie Bishop, 35, Canadian instructor of German, shot.^[140]
  • Seung-Hui Cho, 23, South Korean mass murderer and student, suicide by gunshot.^[141]
  • Jocelyne Couture-Nowak, 49, Canadian instructor of French, shot.^[142]
  • Kevin Granata, 45, American associate professor of engineering, shot.^[143]
  • Liviu Librescu, 76, Romanian-born professor of engineering, Holocaust survivor, shot.^[144]
  • G. V. Loganathan, 50, Indian-born professor of engineering, shot.^[145]

• Nair Bello, 75, Brazilian actress, heart failure.^[146]
• Archie Campbell, 65, Canadian jurist.^[147]
• Kitty Carlisle, 96, American actress (A Night at the Opera),TV personality (To Tell the Truth) and singer, heart failure.^[148]
• James B. Davis, 90, American founder ofThe Dixie Hummingbirds, heart failure.^[149]
• Steven Derounian, 89, Bulgarian-born American Republican Representative from New York state (1953–1965).^[150]
• Len Fitzgerald, 76, Australian footballer, cancer.^[151]
• Bruce Haslingden, 84, Australian Olympic cross-country skier, staphylococcus infection.^[152]
• Raymond Kaelbel, 75, French international footballer.
• Leyly Matine-Daftary, 70, Iranian artist.^[153]
• Chauncey Starr, 95, American electrical engineer, pioneer in the field ofnuclear energy.^[154]
• Glenn Sutton, 69, American country songwriter and record producer, heart attack.^[155]

• Josy Gyr-Steiner, 57, Swiss politician.^[156]
• Iccho Itoh, 61, Japanese mayor of Nagasaki, shooting.^[157]
• Andrej Kvašňák, 70, Slovak footballer, lung cancer.^[158]
• Harry Miller, 83, American baseball player.^[159]
• Alvin Roth, 92, American contract bridge champion.^[160]
• Donald Stephens, 79, American long-serving mayor ofRosemont, Illinois, founder ofHummel figurine museum, stomach cancer.^[161]
• Tony Suarez, 51, American soccer player (Carolina Lightnin',Cleveland Force), 1981 Rookie of the Year^[162]
• Dick Vosburgh, 77, American-born comedy writer and lyricist, cancer.^[163]

• Ken Albers, 82, American singer (The Four Freshmen).^[164]
• Anthony Brooks, 85, British agent who led French Resistance saboteurs after theNormandy Invasion, stomach cancer.^[165]
• Jean-Pierre Cassel, 74, French actor, cancer.^[166]
• Dermot Chichester, 7th Marquess of Donegall, 91, Irish soldier and aristocrat.^[167]
• Marie Hicks, 83, American civil rights activist, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[168]
• George Logie-Smith, 92, Australian musician.^[169]
• Worth McDougald, 82, American journalism educator, Director of thePeabody Awards (1963–1991), heart failure.^[170]
• Bohdan Paczyński, 67, Polish astrophysicist, brain tumor.^[171]
• Leszek Suski, 77, Polish Olympic fencer.^[172]
• Helen Walton, 87, American widow ofWal-Mart founderSam Walton, natural causes.^[173]
• George D. Webster, 61, American football player.^[174]

• Yehuda Meir Abramowicz, 92, Israeli General Secretary ofAgudat Israel (1972–1981).^[175]
• Audrey Fagan, 44, Irish-born AustralianFederal Police assistant commissioner, suspected suicide by hanging.^[176][177]
• Fred Fish, 54, American computer programmer known forGNU Debugger.^[178]
• Michael Fu Tieshan, 75, ChinesePatriotic Catholic Association bishop of Beijing, cancer.^[179]
• Andrew Hill, 75, American jazz pianist and composer, lung cancer.^[180]
• Jan Kociniak, 69, Polish actor.^[181]
• William Phillips, 60, American engineer,Johnson Space Center shooting gunman, suicide by gunshot.^[182]
• Robert Rosenthal, 89, American distinguished World War II pilot and lawyer, multiple myeloma.^[183]

• Boscoe Holder, 85, Trinidadian dancer, choreographer and painter.^[184]
• George Howard Jr., 82, American federal judge.^[185]
• James Kauluma, 75, Namibian bishop and freedom fighter, prostate cancer.^[186]
• C. Bruce Littlejohn, 93, American jurist,Chief Justice of South Carolina.^[187]
• Lobby Loyde, 65, Australian rock guitarist (Billy Thorpe & the Aztecs), lung cancer.^[188]
• Parry O'Brien, 75, American shot put champion at the1952 and1956 Olympics, heart attack.^[189]
• Art Saaf, 85, American comic book artist (Sheena, Queen of the Jungle), Parkinson's disease.^[190]
• Bruce Van Sickle, 90, American federal judge (1971–2002), Alzheimer's disease.^[191]
• Don White, 81, English rugby union player and coach.^[192]

• Ruth Frankenberg, 49, British sociologist, lung cancer.^[193]
• Sir Raymond Hoffenberg, 84, South African-born endocrinologist, President ofRCP (1983–1989) and Chair of theBHF.^[194]
• Karl Holzamer, 100, German founder and director-general of TV channelZDF.^[195]
• Juanita Millender-McDonald, 68, American Democratic Representative (Calif.), Chair ofHouse Administration Committee, cancer.^[196]
• Conchita Montenegro, 94, Spanish actress.^[197]
• Anne Pitoniak, 85, American actress (Picnic,'night, Mother,Unfaithful), cancer.^[198]

• Walter Bareiss, 87, German-American art collector, heart failure.^[199]
• Tony Bridge, 92, British Anglican priest,Dean of Guildford (1968–1986).^[200]
• Paul Erdman, 74, American economist, banker, and writer.^[201]
• David Halberstam, 73, American Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author, car accident.^[202]
• Axel Madsen, 77, American biographer, pancreatic cancer.^[203]
• Michael Smuin, 68, American ballet dancer, choreographer and director, heart attack.^[204]
• Boris Yeltsin, 76, Russian politician, firstPresident of the Russian Federation (1991–1999), heart failure.^[205]

• Warren Avis, 91, American founder ofAvis Rent a Car System and real estate developer.^[206]
• Ida R. Hoos, 94, American sociologist and critic of systems analysis, pneumonia.^[207]
• Roy Jenson, 80, Canadian actor (Chinatown,Soylent Green,The Way We Were), cancer.^[208]
• Jim Moran, 88, American automotive dealer and philanthropist.^[209]
• James Richards, 58, American veterinarian and feline expert, motorcycle accident while avoiding a cat.^[210]
• Kate Walsh, 60, Irish Progressive Democrat senator.^[211]
• Robert M. Warner, 79, American archivist who led theNational Archives and Records Administration, heart attack.^[212]

• Edward Astley, 22nd Baron Hastings, 95, British landowner and politician.^[213]
• Alan Ball Jr., 61, British footballer, youngest member ofEngland's1966 World Cup-winning team, heart attack.^[214]
• Barbara Blida, 57, Polish politician, suicide by gunshot.^[215]
• Polly Hill, 100, American horticulturist, founder ofPolly Hill Arboretum.^[216]
• Les Jackson, 86, British cricketer, fast-medium bowler forDerbyshire andEngland.^[217]
• Arthur Milton, 79, British sportsman, last person to play both football and cricket for England, heart attack.^[218]
• Johnny Perkins, 54, American National Football League player for theNew York Giants, complications following heart surgery^[219]
• Bobby Pickett, 69, American one-hit wonder singer ("Monster Mash"), leukemia.^[220]
• Edgar Wisniewski, 76, German architect.^[221]

• Ardhendu Das, 96, Indian cricketer.^[222]
• Florea Dumitrache, 59, Romanian football player, digestive hemorrhage.^[223]
• Wolfgang Gewalt, 78, German zoologist, director of theDuisburg Zoo (1966–1993).^[224]
• Lindsey Hughes, 57, British professor ofRussian History at University College London, cancer.^[225]
• Henry LeTang, 91, American choreographer.^[226]
• Jack Valenti, 85, American president of theMotion Picture Association of America (1966–2004), complications of stroke.^[227]

• Al Hunter Ashton, 49, English actor and scriptwriter, heart failure.^[228]
• Svatopluk Beneš, 89, Czech actor.^[229]
• Karel Dillen, 81, Belgian politician, founder of theFlemish Interest party.^[230]
• Bill Forester, 74, American NFL football player.^[231]
• Magda Gerber, 90s, Hungarian-born American educator.^[232]
• Raymond Guégan, 85, French cyclist.^[233]
• Kirill Lavrov, 81, Russian actor, after long illness.^[234]
• Mstislav Rostropovich, 80, Russian cellist and conductor, intestinal cancer.^[235]
• Robert E. Webber, 73, American scholar and author on Christian worship renewal, pancreatic cancer.^[236]

• Belinda Bidwell, 71, Gambian politician, Speaker of the National Assembly.^[237]
• Lloyd Crouse, 88, Canadian politician, Progressive Conservative MP (1957–1988),Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia (1989–1994).^[238]
• Luigi Filippo D'Amico, 82, Italian film director.^[239]
• Dabbs Greer, 90, American actor (The Green Mile,Little House on the Prairie,Invasion of the Body Snatchers).^[240]
• Sir Anthony Lambert, 96, British diplomat.^[241]
• René Mailhot, 64, Canadian journalist forRadio-Canada, pneumonia.^[242]
• Tommy Newsom, 78, American musician fromThe Tonight Show, cancer.^[243]
• David Turnbull. 92, American materials scientist.^[244]
• Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker, 94, German physicist and philosopher.^[245]
• Bertha Wilson, 83, Canadian who was the first female Supreme Court judge, Alzheimer's disease.^[246]

• Georges Aminel, 84, French actor and voice actor.^[247]
• Milt Bocek, 94, American baseball player.^[248]
• Octávio Frias, 94, Brazilian publishing magnate, kidney failure.^[249]
• Josh Hancock, 29, American baseball relief pitcher for theSt. Louis Cardinals, car accident.^[250]
• Donald P. Lay, 80, American judge of theCourt of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit (1966–2006).^[251]
• Dick Motz, 67, New Zealand test cricketer.^[252]
• Joseph Nérette, 83, Haitian judge and politician, President of Haïti (1991–1992), lung cancer.^[253]
• Arve Opsahl, 85, Norwegian actor, heart failure.^[254]
• Sir George Pinker, 82, British obstetrician and gynaecologist.^[255]
• Ivica Račan, 63, Croatian prime minister (2000–2003), cancer.^[256]
• Lee Roberson, 97, American founder ofTennessee Temple University.^[257]

• Edward F. Boyd, 92, American marketing executive atPepsi who shunned racial stereotypes in advertising.^[258]
• Tom Cartwright, 71, British test cricketer forEngland, complications of heart attack.^[259]
• Grégory Lemarchal, 23, French singer, winner ofStar Academy France, cystic fibrosis.^[260]
• Bernard Marszałek, 31, Polish offshore powerboat racer, 2003 World Champion, 2004 Euro Championship runner-up, asthma.^[261]
• Kevin Mitchell, 36, American football player forSan Francisco 49ers (Super Bowl XXIX) andWashington Redskins, heart attack.^[262]
• Grisha Ostrovski, 88, Bulgarian film director.^[263]
• Tom Poston, 85, American actor (Newhart,Mork & Mindy,Up the Academy),Emmy winner (1959).^[264]
• Claude Saunders, 95, Canadian rower and second-oldest national Olympic competitor.^[265]
• Gordon Scott, 80, American actor who portrayedTarzan in six films (1955–1960), complications of surgery.^[266]
• Zola Taylor, 69, American singer, member ofThe Platters (1954–1964), complications of pneumonia.^[267]

• List of April 2007 deaths atIMDb

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