The following is a list ofnotable deaths in May 2018.

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.

• Javier Aller, 46, Spanish actor (The Biggest Robbery Never Told,Mortadelo & Filemon: The Big Adventure,The Miracle of P. Tinto), complications from diabetes.^[1]
• Elmar Altvater, 79, German political scientist.^[2]
• Arthur Barnard, 89, American sprinter and Olympic bronze medalist (1952).^[3]
• Max Berrú, 74, Ecuadorian-Chilean musician (Inti Illimani).^[4]
• Dennis Claridge, 76, American football player (Green Bay Packers,Atlanta Falcons), bladder cancer.^[5]
• Ninalee Craig, 90, American-born Canadian teacher and photograph subject, complications from lung cancer.^[6]
• Carl W. Duckworth, 63, American politician, member of theUtah House of Representatives (1999–2008), bone cancer.^[7]
• Raymond D. Dzendzel, 96, American politician, member of theMichigan House of Representatives (1955–1958) andSenate (1959–1970).^[8]
• Reg Gadney, 77, British author.^[9]
• Phil Gowan, 65, American historian (RMS Titanic), cancer.^[10]
• Robert B. Kennedy, 78, American politician, member of theMassachusetts House of Representatives (1975–1979) andGovernor's Council (1989–1995),Mayor of Lowell (1986–1987).^[11]
• Alfred Macyk, 94, Canadian politician.^[12]
• Chuck Missler, 83, American evangelist and author.^[13]
• Ashok Mitra, 90, Indian economist and politician.^[14]
• Pavel Pergl, 40, Czech footballer (Sparta Prague), suicide by hanging.^[15]
• Dan Rogas, 91, American football player (Detroit Lions,Philadelphia Eagles).^[16]
• Bozor Sobir, 79, Tajikistani poet and politician, lung disease.^[17]
• Jabo Starks, 79, American drummer (James Brown,The J.B.'s).^[18]
• Charlie Stone, 67, English rugby league footballer (Hull F.C.,Featherstone Rovers).^[19]
• Sun Yueh, 87, Chinese-born Taiwanese actor (Papa, Can You Hear Me Sing), sepsis.^[20]
• Peter Temple-Morris, Baron Temple-Morris, 80, British politician and life peer, MP forLeominster (1974–2001).^[21]
• Universo 2000, 55, Mexican professional wrestler (CMLL,AAA,IWRG).^[22]
• Wanda Wiłkomirska, 89, Polish violinist and teacher.^[23]
• Bob Woffinden, 70, British journalist and author, mesothelioma.^[24]
• Betty Workman, 93, American politician, member of theMaryland House of Delegates (1987–1999).^[25]

• Gord Brown, 57, Canadian politician,MP (since 2004), heart attack.^[26]
• Roy Burns, 82, American drummer.^[27]
• Tony Cucchiara, 80, Italian singer and songwriter.^[28]
• Paul Dick, 77, Canadian politician, heart attack.^[29]
• Dick Edell, 74, American lacrosse coach (Maryland Terrapins), pneumonia.^[30]
• János Juszkó, 78, Hungarian Olympic racing cyclist (1964).^[31]
• Satoshi Kako, 92, Japanese author and illustrator, renal failure.^[32]
• Herman Krebbers, 94, Dutch violinist.^[33]
• Tokay Mammadov, 90, Azerbaijani sculptor.^[34]
• Gerald J. Morrissey, 90, American politician.^[35]
• Vadim Mulerman, 79, Soviet singer, cancer.^[36]
• Katherine O'Regan, 71, New Zealand politician,MP forWaipa (1984–1996),list MP (1996–1999), cancer.^[37]
• Kottayam Pushpanath, 80, Indian author.^[38]
• Harald Range, 70, German jurist,Attorney General (2011–2015).^[39]
• James Thorp, 81, American electrical engineer.^[40]
• Finn Tøraasen, 81, Norwegian footballer (Skeid).^[41]
• Bill Torrey, 83, Canadian ice hockey executive (New York Islanders,Florida Panthers).^[42]
• Wolfgang Völz, 87, German actor.^[43]
• Chris Walsh, 66, American politician, member of theMassachusetts House of Representatives (since 2010), lymphoma.^[44]
• Wang Danfeng, 93, Chinese actress.^[45]
• Cliff Watson, 78, English rugby league footballer (St Helens,Cronulla-Sutherland,national team), cancer.^[46]
• Sir Keith Williamson, 90, British air force commander,Chief of the Air Staff (1982–1985).^[47]
• Katsuhiro Yamaguchi, 90, Japanese artist and art theorist.^[48]

• Jim Argue, 66, American politician, member of theArkansas Senate (1996–2008), kidney cancer.^[49]
• Monica Barnes, 82, Irish politician,Teachta Dála (1982–1992, 1997–2002),Senator (1982).^[50]
• Pete Barnes, 72, American football player (San Diego Chargers,St. Louis Cardinals,New England Patriots), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[51]
• Patricia L. Birkholz, 74, American politician.^[52]
• Davida Coady, 80, American pediatrician, ovarian cancer.^[53]
• H. Basil S. Cooke, 102, South African-Canadian geologist and palaeontologist.^[54]
• Doina Cornea, 88, Romanian human rights activist and professor.^[55]
• Afonso Dhlakama, 65, Mozambican politician and opposition leader (RENAMO), heart attack.^[56]
• Cliff Downey, 89, Canadian politician,MP (1968–1972).^[57]
• Dan Grimm, 77, American football player (Green Bay Packers,Atlanta Falcons), complications from Parkinson's disease and dementia.^[58]
• John Hinnells, 76, British theologian.^[59]
• György Holovits, 71, Hungarian Olympic sailor.^[60]
• David Pines, 93, American physicist.^[61]
• Bob Prewitt, 93, American college basketball coach (SMU Mustangs).^[62]
• Junior Rodriguez, 82, American politician.^[63]
• Joe Scannella, 89, American football coach (Oakland Raiders,Montreal Alouettes,Cleveland Browns).^[64]
• Paolo Signorelli, 79, Italian footballer.^[65]
• Edward Wasiolek, 94, American literary scholar.^[66]
• Demetrio Túpac Yupanqui, 94, Peruvian academic andQuechua translator.^[67]

• Paul Bloodgood, 58, American artist, Alzheimer's disease.^[68]
• Edwin G. Burrows, 74, American historian and professor (Brooklyn College).^[69]
• Naser Cheshmazar, 67, Iranian composer, heart attack.^[70]
• Renate Dorrestein, 64, Dutch writer and journalist, esophageal cancer.^[71]
• Cathy Godbold, 43, Australian actress (The Saddle Club,Home and Away), brain cancer.^[72]
• Bobbie Louise Hawkins, 87, American poet and author.^[73]
• Larry Hunter, 68, American college basketball coach (Wittenberg Tigers,Ohio Bobcats,Western Carolina Catamounts), complications from a stroke.^[74]
• B. N. Vijaya Kumar, 59, Indian politician, heart attack.^[75]
• Lionel Lamy, 74, French footballer (Laval).^[76]
• Patricia Lascelles, Countess of Harewood, 91, Australian-British violinist and fashion model.^[77]
• André Le Dissez, 88, French racing cyclist.^[78]
• Juan Morano, 76, Spanish politician, member of theCongress of Deputies (2004–2015), mayor ofLeón (1979–1987, 1989–1995).^[79]
• Luyanda Ntshangase, 21, South African footballer (Maritzburg United), lightning strike.^[80]
• Abi Ofarim, 80, Israeli musician ("Cinderella Rockefella") and dancer.^[81]
• Alf O'Rear, 95, American politician.^[82]
• Tony Steel, 76, New Zealand rugby union player (national team) and politician,MP forHamilton East (1990–1993, 1996–2002).^[83]
• Kenneth J. Thorneycroft, 90, Canadian military officer.^[84]
• Alexander Tschäppät, 66, Swiss politician,National Councillor (1979–1991, 2011–2018),Mayor of Bern (2005–2016), cancer.^[85]

• Michele Castoro, 66, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop ofManfredonia-Vieste-S.Giovanni Rotondo (since 2009), cancer.^[86]
• Klaus Dede, 82, German writer and journalist.^[87]
• Frederic H. Dustin, 88, American businessman and philanthropist.^[88]
• Stanley Falkow, 84, American microbiologist.^[89]
• Wilson Frost, 92, American politician, member of theChicago City Council (1967–1987).^[90]
• Arjun Hingorani, 92, Indian film producer and director (Dil Bhi Tera Hum Bhi Tere,Kab? Kyoon? Aur Kahan?,Katilon Ke Kaatil).^[91]
• José María Íñigo, 75, Spanish journalist (RTVE) and commentator (Eurovision Song Contest), cancer.^[92]
• John Kinsella, English gang member, shot.^[93]
• Séamus Lagan, 71, Northern IrishGaelic footballer.^[94]
• Lambert Maassen, 76, Dutch footballer (PSV Eindhoven,ADO Den Haag).^[95]
• Ermanno Olmi, 86, Italian film director and screenwriter (Il Posto,The Tree of Wooden Clogs,The Legend of the Holy Drinker), complications fromGuillain–Barré syndrome.^[96]
• Aaron D. Panken, 53, American rabbi, President of theHebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion (since 2014), plane crash.^[97]
• Fuad Poladov, 69, Azerbaijani actor.^[98]
• Aimo Pulkkinen, 89, Finnish footballer.^[99]
• P. N. Sathya, 46, Indian actor and director (Majestic).^[100]
• Rosemarie Schuder, 89, German writer.^[101]
• Ron Scott, 70, Scottish football journalist (The Sunday Post).^[102]
• Dick Williams, 91, American singer (The Williams Brothers).^[103]
• Roy Wright, 84, American baseball player (New York Giants).^[104]

• Sam Aanestad, 71, American politician, member of theCalifornia State Assembly (1998–2002) andSenate (2002–2010).^[105]
• Cirilo Bautista, 76, Filipino writer and poet.^[106]
• Raymond Book, 93, American politician, member of thePennsylvania House of Representatives (1983–1989).^[107]
• Herbert E. Brekle, 82, German typographer and linguist.^[108]
• Dick Casull, 87, American gunsmith.^[109]
• Jack Chamangwana, 61, Malawian football player and coach.^[110]
• Daniel Cohen, 82, American writer, sepsis.^[111]
• Ivan Dagnin, 80, South African cricketer.^[112]
• Arun Date, 84, Indian singer.^[113]
• Jean-Claude Decagny, 78, French politician,MP (1993–2010), Mayor ofMaubeuge (1984–1989, 1995–2001).^[114]
• Leonard Faulkner, 91, Australian Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop ofAdelaide (1985–2001).^[115]
• Paolo Ferrari, 89, Belgian-born Italian actor, voice actor and television presenter (Susanna Whipped Cream,White Voices,Lo scippo).^[116]
• Eric Geboers, 55, Belgian motocross racer, five-timeworld champion, drowned.^[117]
• Tarcisio Gitti, 82, Italian politician,President of Brescia province (1972–1975) anddeputy (1979–1994).^[118]
• Gurukrushna Goswami, 83, Indian lyricist.^[119]
• George G. Hall, 93, British applied mathematician.^[120]
• Lai Meng, 89, Malaysian actress.^[121]
• David Mitchell, 84, Australian lawyer and missionary.^[122]
• Khaled Mohieddin, 95, Egyptian military officer, member of theRevolutionary Command Council.^[123]
• Jamal Naji, 63, Jordanian author, stroke.^[124]
• Ruth Richard, 89, American baseball player (Rockford Peaches).^[125]
• Derek Riley, 95, Canadian Olympic rower (1952).^[126]
• Charles W. Steger, 70, American academic, President ofVirginia Tech (2000–2014).^[127]
• Brad Steiger, 82, American author and paranormal researcher.^[128]
• Ray Szmanda, 91, American radio personality andMenards spokesman (1976–2002).^[129]
• Scott Wilson, 67, American bodybuilder, skin cancer.^[130]

• Andreas Findig, 56, Austrian author.^[131]
• Mikhail German, 85, Russian writer.^[132]
• Joan Groothuysen, 60, Canadian Olympic cross-country skier (1976,1980), cancer.^[133]
• Thomas Hempel, 76, Swedish radio journalist (Dagens Eko).^[134]
• Søren Hyldgaard, 55, Danish composer (Red), diabetes.^[135]
• Jesús Kumate Rodríguez, 93, Mexican physician and politician,Secretary of Health (1988–1994).^[136]
• Maurane, 57, Belgian singer and actress.^[137]
• Miki Muster, 92, Slovenian artist.^[138]
• César Paredes Canto, 76, Peruvian academic and politician,Vice President (1995–2000), heart attack.^[139]
• Isyaku Rabiu, 92, Nigerian businessman and Islamic scholar.^[140]
• Charlie Russell, 76, Canadian naturalist, complications from surgery.^[141]
• Jeremy D. Safran, 66, Canadian-born American psychotherapist, beaten and stabbed.^[142]
• Crosbie E. Saint, 81, American military officer.^[143]
• António Saraiva, 84, Portuguese footballer (Caldas,Benfica).^[144]
• Gayle Shepherd, 81, American singer (Shepherd Sisters), dementia.^[145]
• Roman Toi, 101, Estonian-Canadian composer, choir conductor and organist.^[146]
• Tore Torell, 76, Norwegian magician, esophageal cancer.^[147]
• Miroslav Vardić, 73, Serbian footballer (Hajduk Split,Helmond Sport).^[148]

• John Bonvillian, 69, American psychologist.^[149]
• Big Bully Busick, 63, American professional wrestler (WWF), spinal fluid cancer.^[150]
• Anne V. Coates, 92, British film editor (Lawrence of Arabia,The Elephant Man,Fifty Shades of Grey),Oscar winner (1963).^[151]
• George Deukmejian, 89, American politician,Governor of California (1983–1991).^[152]
• Marta DuBois, 65, Panamanian actress (Magnum, P.I.).^[153]
• Peter Fehlner, 86, American Roman Catholic priest and theologian.^[154]
• Eunice Groark, 80, American politician,Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut (1991–1995).^[155]
• Mahmoud Hammoud, 82–83, Lebanese politician and diplomat.^[156]
• Larry Leach, 81, Canadian ice hockey player (Boston Bruins).^[157]
• Ernest Medina, 81, American army officer, commander of unit responsible for theMy Lai Massacre.^[158]
• Lara Saint Paul, 73, Eritrean-born Italian singer, cancer.^[159]
• James Scott, 71, American light-heavyweight boxer and convicted murderer.^[160]
• Al Stanek, 74, American baseball player (San Francisco Giants).^[161]
• Jonathan Sternberg, 98, American conductor and musical director, heart failure.^[162]
• Rauf Talyshinski, 61, Azerbaijani journalist and editor.^[163]
• Don Testerman, 65, American football player (Seattle Seahawks,Miami Dolphins), dementia.^[164]
• Frøystein Wedervang, 100, Norwegian economist.^[165]
• Cliff Wirth, 91, American cartoonist (Chicago Sun-Times).^[166]

• Dino Adriano, 75, British businessman (J Sainsbury).^[167]
• Tessa Beaver, 86, British artist.^[168]
• Poldine Carlo, 97, American writer andKoyukon elder.^[169]
• Lolita Chatterjee, 81, Indian actress, stroke.^[170]
• Shirley Danz, 91, American baseball player (Chicago Colleens,Racine Belles).^[171]
• Omar Daoud, 35, Libyan footballer (Al Ahli SC,JS Kabylie,national team), traffic collision.^[172]
• Jean Dickey, 72, American physicist.^[173]
• Tom Dooley, 83, American football referee.^[174]
• Arthur Fitzsimons, 88, Irish football player (Middlesbrough) and manager.^[175]
• Tom Fletcher, 75, American baseball player (Detroit Tigers).^[176]
• Abiyi Ford, 83, Ethiopian-born American film educator and filmmaker.^[177]
• Tony Gallegos, 94, American businessman and politician.^[178]
• Richard Haag, 94, American landscape architect.^[179]
• Shimako Murai, 89, Japanese playwright.^[180]
• Mustafa Nur-Ul Islam, 91, Bangladeshi academic,National Professor (2011).^[181]
• Per Kirkeby, 79, Danish artist.^[182]
• Tan Duc Thanh Nguyen, 34, Australian heroin smuggler (Bali Nine), stomach cancer.^[183]
• Rajinder Pal, 80, Indian cricketer.^[184]
• Hamp Swain, 88, American disc jockey.^[185]
• Carlos Enrique Trinidad Gómez, 63, Guatemalan Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop ofSan Marcos (since 2014).^[186]

• Ann Bergren, 75, American literature and architecture scholar.^[187]
• Karl Bergström, 81, Swedish Olympic boxer (1960).^[188]
• Graham Bunyard, 78, South African cricketer (Transvaal,Rhodesia).^[189]
• Berenice A. Carroll, 85, American political scientist and activist.^[190]
• Ankit Chadha, 30, Indian storyteller, drowned.^[191]
• Liz Chase, 68, Zimbabwean field hockey player, Olympic champion (1980).^[192]
• Donnie Forman, 92, American basketball player (Minneapolis Lakers).^[193]
• Tony Gilmore, 68, Australian rules footballer (Geelong).^[194]
• David Goodall, 104, English-born Australian botanist, assisted suicide by lethal injection.^[195]
• John T. Gosling, 79, American physicist, cancer.^[196]
• Emile Gumbs, 90, Anguillan politician,Chief Minister (1977–1980, 1984–1994).^[197]
• Harold Guskin, 76, American acting coach, pulmonary embolism.^[198]
• Günther Haensch, 95, German linguist and lexicographer.^[199]
• Ken Hodgkisson, 85, English footballer (Walsall,West Bromwich Albion).^[200]
• Scott Hutchison, 36, Scottish singer, songwriter and guitarist (Frightened Rabbit,Mastersystem,The Fruit Tree Foundation).^[201]
• Kevin Kamenetz, 60, American politician,Baltimore County Executive (since 2010), cardiac arrest.^[202]
• Graham Lovett, 70, English footballer (West Bromwich Albion).^[203]
• Alfonso Lovo Cordero, 90, Nicaraguan politician, member of theLiberal-Conservative Junta (1972–1974).^[204]
• Josue Marquez, 71, Puerto Rican boxer, renal failure.^[205]
• John Campbell Munro, 70, Scottish-Australian folk singer, cancer.^[206]
• Neelu, 81, Indian actor.^[207]
• Don Oslear, 89, English cricket umpire, complications from Parkinson's disease.^[208]
• Adam Parfrey, 61, American writer, editor and publisher (Feral House), complications from several strokes.^[209]
• Joseph Paul, 81, Pakistani Roman Catholic priest.^[210]
• Maynard Troyer, 79, American race car driver and race chassis engineer.^[211]
• Evgeni Vasiukov, 85, Russian chess Grandmaster.^[212]
• The Wanderer, 59, Norwegian serial burglar.^[213]
• Wu Dechang, 90, Chinese toxicologist, President of theAcademy of Military Medical Sciences.^[214]

• Mikhail Alperin, 61, Ukrainian-born Norwegian jazz pianist.
• Tony Beers, 55, Australianfootballer (Collingwood,Claremont).^[215]
• Bob Bonnett, 85, Australianfootballer (Port Melbourne).^[216]
• Zlatko Bourek, 88, Croatian filmmaker.^[217]
• Anita Das, 66, Indian actress, heart attack.^[218]
• Gérard Genette, 87, French literary theorist.^[219]
• Josh Greenfeld, 90, American author and screenwriter (Harry and Tonto), pneumonia.^[220]
• Hugo Guerra, 52, Uruguayan footballer (national team,Boca Juniors,Club de Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata), heart attack.^[221]
• Rod Jellema, 91, American poet.^[222]
• Merv Lees, 85, Australian rugby footballer.^[223]
• Tom E. Lewis, 59, AustralianYan-nhaŋu actor (The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith,Red Hill), heart attack.^[224]
• Peter Mayer, 82, American publisher (The Overlook Press,Penguin Books), complications fromamyloidosis.^[225]
• Bengt Nilsson, 84, Swedish Olympic high jumper (1956).^[226]
• Jose Francisco Oliveros, 71, Filipino Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop ofMalolos (since 2004).^[227]
• Himanshu Roy, 54, Indian police officer, Director General of Police forMaharashtra, suicide by gunshot.^[228]
• Ulla Sallert, 95, Swedish actress and singer.^[229]
• Viktor Shamburkin, 86, Russian sport shooter, Olympic gold medalist (1960).^[230]
• Germain Van der Moere, 93, Belgian Olympic sprint canoeist (1956,1960), world champion (1958).^[231]

• Mansoor Ahmed, 50, Pakistani field hockey player, Olympic bronze medalist (1992), heart failure.^[232]
• Will Alsop, 70, British architect,Stirling Prize winner (2000).^[233]
• Eddy Bandura, 77, German footballer (Hannover 96).^[234]
• Billy Brewer, 83, American football player and coach (Ole Miss Rebels,Southeastern Louisiana,Louisiana Tech).^[235]
• Florence Buhr, 85, American politician.^[236]
• Nick Drahos, 99, American football player (Cornell Big Red), pneumonia.^[237]
• Jim Dunaway, 76, American football player (Buffalo Bills,Miami Dolphins).^[238]
• Eufranio Eriguel, 58, Filipino physician and politician, Mayor ofAgoo (1998–2007) shot.^[239]
• Vern Harper, 81, Canadian Cree elder and indigenous rights activist.^[240]
• Geoffrey Hendricks, 86, American artist.^[241]
• Tessa Jowell, Baroness Jowell, 70, English politician,Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (2001–2007),MP (1992–2015) andpeer (since 2015), brain cancer.^[242]
• Chuck Knox, 86, American football coach (Los Angeles Rams,Buffalo Bills,Seattle Seahawks), dementia.^[243]
• Antonio Mercero, 82, Spanish film and television director (Verano azul,Farmacia de guardia,La cabina),Emmy (1972) andGoya (2010) winner, complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[244]
• Borislav Mikelić, 78, Serbian politician, Prime Minister ofSerbian Krajina (1994–1995).^[245]
• Dennis Nilsen, 72, Scottish serial killer.^[246]
• Sam Nzima, 83, South African photographer.^[247]
• Jack Sures, 83, Canadian artist.^[248]
• Charles Thake, 90, Maltese actor (Agora,Treasure in Malta).^[249]
• Joe Thomson, 70, Scottish legal scholar,Regius Professor of Law (Glasgow) (1991–2005).^[250]
• Kevin Tierney, 67, Canadian film producer (Bon Cop, Bad Cop,The Trotsky) and journalist (Montreal Gazette), cancer.^[251]
• R. Jay Turner, 83, American sociologist and epidemiologist.^[252]
• Earl W. Wallace, 75, American screenwriter (Witness).^[253]
• Gareth Williams, 63, British rugby union player (Wales,British and Irish Lions).^[254]
• D. Gary Young, 68, American business executive, founder ofYoung Living, complications from multiple strokes.^[255]

• Edgardo Angara, 83, Filipino politician,Senator (1987–1998, 2001–2013),Senate President (1993–1995) andMinister of Agriculture (1991–2005), heart attack.^[256]
• Balkavi Bairagi, 87, Indian poet and politician.^[257]
• Rajab Ali Khan Baloch, 48, Pakistani politician, member of theNational Assembly (since 2013), cancer.^[258]
• Rogelio Blaín, 73, Cuban actor (Lucía).^[259]
• Glenn Branca, 69, American avant-garde composer (The Ascension) and guitarist (Theoretical Girls), throat cancer.^[260]
• Epitácio Cafeteira, 93, Brazilian politician,Senator fromMaranhão (2007–2015) andGovernor (1987–1990).^[261]
• Beth Chatto, 94, British gardener (Beth Chatto Gardens) and writer.^[262]
• John Fielding Crigler, 98, American pediatrician.^[263]
• Clare Drake, 89, Canadian ice hockey coach (Alberta Golden Bears,Edmonton Oilers).^[264]
• Donald T. Farley, 84, American physicist and engineering scientist.^[265]
• Paul Harris, 92, American sculptor and lithographer.^[266]
• Steve Hogan, 69, American politician, Mayor ofAurora, Colorado (since 2011), member of theColorado House of Representatives (1975–1976), cancer.^[267]
• Margot Kidder, 69, Canadian-American actress (Superman,The Amityville Horror,Black Christmas) and activist, suicide by drug and alcohol overdose.^[268]
• Ken Mills, 83, British chemist.^[269]
• Chuck Panama, 93, American publicist (20th Century Fox) and journalist (Daily Bruin).^[270]
• James F. Short Jr., 93, American sociologist and criminologist.^[271]
• Harry Stiller, 79, British racing driver,British Formula Three champion (1966, 1967).^[272]
• Tommy Todd, 90, American politician.^[273]
• Baadur Tsuladze, 83, Georgian actor, film director, writer and broadcaster.^[274]
• Lucien Villa, 95, French politician,Deputy (1967–1968, 1973–1981).^[275]

• Kalasala Babu, 68, Indian actor, complications from a stroke.^[276]
• Howard Bayne, 75, American basketball player (Kentucky Colonels).^[277]
• James B. Beard, 82, American horticultural scientist.^[278]
• T. P. Burns, 94, Irish jockey.^[279]
• Peter Byrne, 90, English actor (Dixon of Dock Green) and director.^[280]
• Mike Drass, 57, American football coach (Wesley College), heart attack.^[281]
• Elaine Edwards, 89, American politician,U.S. Senator (1972) and First Lady of Louisiana (1972–1980, 1984–1988).^[282]
• Abdulrahim Abby Farah, 98, Welsh-born Somali diplomat and politician.^[283]
• Roberto Farias, 86, Brazilian film director, producer and screenwriter (Pra Frente, Brasil), cancer.^[284]
• Doug Ford, 95, American golfer, PGA (1955) and Masters champion (1957).^[285]
• Amir Ganiel, 55, Israeli swimmer.^[286]
• John James, 79, British poet.^[287]
• Vladimír Jirásek, 84, Czech slalom canoeist, multi-ICF world champion.^[288]
• Dieter Kunzelmann, 78, German political activist.^[289]
• María Elena Meneses Rocha, 56, Mexican journalist, technologist and academic (Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education).^[290]
• Kamel Omrane, 67, Tunisian politician and academic,Minister of Religious Affairs (2010–2011).^[291]
• Luis Pellicer, 87, Spanish footballer (Lérida,Sporting de Gijón,Málaga).^[292]
• Frank Quilici, 79, American baseball player, manager and commentator (Minnesota Twins), kidney disease.^[293]
• Mani Shah, 51, Nepalese footballer.^[294]
• E. C. George Sudarshan, 86, Indian theoretical physicist and professor (University of Texas at Austin).^[295]
• William Vance, 82, Belgian comics artist (XIII,Bob Morane,Bruno Brazil), Parkinson's disease.^[296]
• Tom Wolfe, 88, American author (The Bonfire of the Vanities,The Right Stuff,The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test) and journalist, infection.^[297]
• Jozef J. Zwislocki, 96, Polish-born American neuroscientist.^[298]

• Balakumaran, 71, Indian writer.^[299]
• Akki Chennabasappa, Indian actor.^[300]
• Joseph G. Clemons, 90, American soldier, subject ofPork Chop Hill.^[301]
• Bill Hachten, 93, American football player (New York Giants).^[302]
• Derek Harrison, 74, British Olympic cyclist (1964).^[303]
• Martin Hoffman, 88, Czech-born British bridge player, writer and Holocaust survivor.^[304]
• Ralph Jecha, 86, American football player (Chicago Bears,Pittsburgh Steelers).^[305]
• Wilson Chisala Kalumba, 53-54, Zambian politician, Mayor ofLusaka (since 2016), heart failure.^[306]
• Jean-Claude Lamy, 76, French journalist.^[307]
• José Lavat, 69, Mexican voice actor, renal failure.^[308]
• Milan Malatinský, 48, Slovak football player (Spartak Trnava,FK Inter Bratislava) and manager (national under-19 team), train collision.^[309]
• Tom Murphy, 83, Irish playwright (A Whistle in the Dark,Conversations on a Homecoming).^[310]
• Barbara Nawrocka-Dońska, 93, Polish journalist and feminist essayist.^[311]
• Elyas Omar, 81, Malaysian politician,Mayor of Kuala Lumpur (1981–1992), heart disease.^[312]
• Hirohito Ōta, 48, Japanese freelance writer.^[313]
• Jlloyd Samuel, 37, Trinidadian footballer (Aston Villa,Bolton Wanderers), traffic collision.^[314]
• Georges Scandar, 91, LebaneseMaronite Catholic hierarch, Bishop ofBaalbek and Zahleh (1977–1990) andZahleh (1990–2002).^[315]
• Austin Thomas, 79, Aruban Olympic fencer (1988).^[316]

• François Bréda, 62, Romanian writer and literary critic.^[317]
• Joseph Campanella, 93, American actor (Mannix,Days of Our Lives,The St. Valentine's Day Massacre), complications from Parkinson's disease.^[318]
• Nick Coleman, 67, American journalist (Star Tribune), stroke.^[319]
• Hugh Dane, 75, American actor (The Office,Bridesmaids,Joy Ride), pancreatic cancer.^[320]
• Richard Fork, 82, American physicist, respiratory arrest.^[321]
• Nils Foss, 90, Danish civil engineer (Foss A/S), Parkinson's disease.^[322]
• Camille Gira, 59, Luxembourgish politician and ecologist, State Secretary for Sustainable Development and Infrastructure (since 2013), member of theChamber of Deputies (1994-2013), Mayor ofBeckerich (1990-2013), heart attack.^[323]
• Elena Gremina, 61, Russian scriptwriter, director and playwright, heart attack.^[324]
• Miriam T. Griffin, 82, American academic (Somerville College).^[325]
• Tom Hadfield, 83, New Zealand rugby league player (Auckland,national team).^[326]
• Yuriko Hoshi, 74, Japanese actress (Mothra vs. Godzilla,Kill!,Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster).^[327]
• Russell Jessop, 60, Australianfootballer (Collingwood).^[328]
• Andy Johnson, 65, American football player (New England Patriots).^[329]
• Gérard Jouannest, 85, French pianist.^[330]
• Eloísa Mafalda, 93, Brazilian actress (Gabriela,Por Amor,O Beijo do Vampiro).^[331]
• Salih Mirzabeyoğlu, 68, Turkish writer and Islamist leader (Great Eastern Islamic Raiders' Front), brain hemorrhage.^[332]
• Diana E. Murphy, 84, American judge,U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit (1994–2016),U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota (1980–1994).^[333]
• Lucian Pintilie, 84, Romanian film director (The Reenactment,An Unforgettable Summer,Next Stop Paradise).^[334]
• Hideki Saijo, 63, Japanese singer, heart failure.^[335]
• Michael Slive, 77, American college athletics commissioner (Conference USA,Southeastern Conference).^[336]
• Bill Smyly, 95, British WWII army officer and journalist.^[337]
• Ray Wilson, 83, English footballer (Huddersfield Town,Everton,national team), world champion (1966), Alzheimer's disease.^[338]
• Zhao Kangmin, 81, Chinese archaeologist, discovered theTerracotta Army.^[339]

• Ezio Barbieri, 95, Italian criminal.^[340]
• Inger Brattström, 97, Swedish writer.^[341]
• Grover Connell, 100, American businessman.^[342]
• Sir James Eberle, 90, British Royal Navy Admiral,Commander-in-Chief Fleet (1979–1981).^[343]
• Skip Finn, 69, AmericanOjibwe politician, member of theMinnesota Senate (1991–1996).^[344]
• Nicole Fontaine, 76, French lawyer and politician,President of the European Parliament (1999–2002).^[345]
• Craig Harbison, 74, American art historian.^[346]
• Jim Hay, 87, Canadian ice hockey player (Detroit Red Wings).^[347]
• Murray Hofmeyr, 92, South African cricketer and rugby player.^[348]
• Lawrence Jegen, 83, American legal scholar.^[349]
• Lee Young-hee, 82, South Koreanhanbok fashion designer, pneumonia.^[350]
• Bill Longmore, 79, British civil servant,West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner (2012–2016), cancer.^[351]
• Maciej Maciejewski, 103, Polish actor.^[352]
• Jürgen Marcus, 69, German singer ("Chansons pour ceux qui s'aiment"), COPD.^[353]
• Anthony Michael Milone, 85, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop ofGreat Falls-Billings (1988–2006), cancer and heart disease.^[354]
• Vera Nikodem, 78, Czech-born American molecular biologist, acute myeloid leukemia.^[355]
• Richard Pipes, 94, Polish-born American historian (Team B) and professor (Harvard University).^[356]
• Mait Riisman, 61, Estonian water polo player, Olympic gold medalist (1980).^[357]
• Jon Sholle, 70, American musician.^[358]
• Tom Von Ruden, 73, American Olympic athlete (1968).^[359]
• Mehdi Tabatabaei, 82, Iranian Shia cleric and politician,MP (1984–1988, 2004–2008), lung disease.^[360]

• Stephanie Adams, 47, American model (Playboy,Clairol,Venus Swimwear) and author, suicide by jumping.^[361]
• Rolande Allard-Lacerte, 88, Canadian journalist and writer.^[362]
• John Ashdown-Hill, 69, British archaeologist, motor neurone disease.^[363]
• Doğan Babacan, 88, Turkish football referee.^[364]
• Sir John Carrick, 99, Australian politician,Minister for Education (1975–1979).^[365]
• Darío Castrillón Hoyos, 88, Colombian Roman Catholic cardinal, Archbishop ofBucaramanga (1992–1996), Prefect of theCongregation for the Clergy (1996–2006) and President of thePontifical CommissionEcclesia Dei (2000–2009), liver disease.^[366]
• Iyad Futayyih, 76, Iraqi military officer and convicted criminal, stroke.^[367]
• Christopher Jones, 82, Irish Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop ofElphin (1994–2014).^[368]
• Antonio Lupatelli, 88, Italian illustrator, writer and comics artist (Pingu,The Woodland Folk).^[369]
• Eric McLuhan, 76, Canadian communications theorist and media ecologist.^[370]
• Dilshad Najmuddin, 80–81, Pakistani police officer.^[371]
• Donald F. Oliver, 63, American politician.^[372]
• Liam Ó Muirthile, 68, Irish poet.^[373]
• Fred Peters, 95, American animator and comics artist (Pluto,EC Comics).^[374]
• Lance Poimboeuf, 77, American football player (Dallas Cowboys).^[375]
• Jack Reilly, 86, American jazz pianist.^[376]
• Sir Des Champs, 11, Irish racehorse, race injury.^[377]
• Yrsa Stenius, 73, Finnish-born Swedish journalist.^[378]
• Sun Fuling, 96, Chinese business executive and politician, Vice Mayor ofBeijing (1983–1993), Vice Chairman of theChinese People's Political Consultative Conference (1993–2003).^[379]
• Philip Tabane, 84, South African musician.^[380]
• Troy Waters, 53, Australian light middleweight boxer,Commonwealth champion (1987–1991), acute myeloid leukaemia.^[381]

• John Avery, 90, Australian police officer,Commissioner of the New South Wales Police (1984–1991).^[382]
• Eddy C. Bertin, 73, Belgian author.^[383]
• William Burrus, 81, American labor union leader, heart failure.^[384]
• Joseph Cassar, 71, Maltese diplomat, United Nations representative and Ambassador to Portugal, Italy, Libya and Russia.^[385]
• Rosine Faugouin, 87, French Olympic sprinter.^[386]
• Michael Goldstein, 79, American music publicist and journalist.^[387]
• Harvey Hall, 77, American businessman and politician,Mayor ofBakersfield, California (2001–2017).^[388]
• Barry Hindess, 78, British sociologist.^[389]
• Robert Indiana, 89, American pop artist (Love), respiratory failure.^[390]
• Houmane Jarir, 73, Moroccan footballer (national team,Raja Casablanca).^[391]
• Maya Jribi, 58, Tunisian politician, cancer.^[392]
• Bernard Lewis, 101, British-American Middle East historian and professor (Princeton University).^[393]
• Arvi Liimatainen, 68, Finnish-born Canadian television producer (Da Vinci's Inquest,Hiccups,Gracepoint), cancer.^[394]
• Reggie Lucas, 65, American songwriter ("Never Knew Love Like This Before"), guitarist (Miles Davis) and record producer (Madonna),Grammy winner (1981), heart failure.^[395]
• Vincent McEveety, 88, American film and television director (Firecreek,The Castaway Cowboy,Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo).^[396]
• Thomas McGhee, 89, English footballer (Portsmouth,Reading).^[397]
• John Moorfield, 74, New ZealandMāori language academic, cancer.^[398]
• Eric Murray, 89, Canadian bridge player.^[399]
• Giovanni Pace, 84, Italian politician,deputy (1994–2001) andPresident of Abruzzo (2000–2005).^[400]
• Hardy Rodenstock, 76, German wine collector and dealer.^[401]
• Ernst Sieber, 91, Swiss pastor, founder ofSozialwerke Pfarrer Sieber.^[402]
• Arne Sorensen, 84, Canadian Olympic sports shooter.^[403]
• David Treasure, 74, Australian politician, member of theVictorian Legislative Assembly forGippsland East (1992–1999).^[404]
• Richard Wilson, 92, British-American physicist.^[405]
• Zhengzhang Shangfang, 84, Chinese linguist (reconstruction of Old Chinese).^[406]

• Antonio Annibale, 78, Italian footballer (Internazionale,Cesena,Pisa).^[407]
• Jaroslav Brabec, 68, Czech Olympic shot putter (1972,1976) and athletics coach.^[408]
• Billy Cannon, 80, American football player (Houston Oilers,Oakland Raiders,Kansas City Chiefs),Heisman Trophy winner (1959).^[409]
• Ramón Chao, 82, Spanish anti-Francoist journalist (Le Monde,La Voz de Galicia) and writer.^[410]
• Dick Deschaine, 87, American football player (Green Bay Packers,Cleveland Browns).^[411]
• Bill Gold, 97, American film poster artist (Casablanca,The Exorcist,A Streetcar Named Desire), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[412]
• Richard N. Goodwin, 86, American political writer, cancer.^[413]
• Lois Kelso Hunt, 91, American actress (The House on Sorority Row,Head of State) and theatre director.^[414]
• Ali Hussnein, 93, Libyan politician, Foreign Minister ofKingdom of Libya (1969).^[415]
• Koo Bon-moo, 73, South Korean business executive, Chairman ofLG Corporation, brain tumor.^[416]
• Fernando Mac Dowell, 72, Brazilian engineer and politician, Deputy Mayor ofRio de Janeiro (since 2017), heart attack.^[417]
• Elizabeth Norman McKay, 86, English musicologist.^[418]
• Carol Mann, 77, AmericanHall of Fame golfer (LPGA).^[419]
• Patricia Morison, 103, American actress (Kiss Me, Kate,Dressed to Kill,The Song of Bernadette).^[420]
• Colin Morris, 89, British Methodist minister.^[421]
• John Morroni, 63, American politician, member of theFlorida House of Representatives (1992–2000), leukemia.^[422]
• Senén Mosquera, 80, Colombian footballer.^[423]
• Ernie Page, 83, Australian politician,MLA forWaverley (1981–91) andCoogee (1991–2003).^[424]
• Rolf Sand, 98, Norwegian actor.^[425]
• Dieter Schnebel, 88, German composer.^[426]
• Ron Syrett, 87, English rugby union player.^[427]
• Roland Vogt, 77, German politician.^[428]
• DeCharlene Williams, 75, American businesswoman and activist,uterine sarcoma.^[429]

• António Arnaut, 82, Portuguese politician, poet and Grand Master ofGrande Oriente Lusitano,Minister of Social Affairs (1978).^[430]
• Aleksandr Askoldov, 85, Russian actor and film director (Commissar).^[431]
• Max Cohen-Olivar, 73, Moroccan racing driver.^[432]
• Palmer W. Collins, 87, American politician.^[433]
• Camilo Diaz Gregorio, 78, Filipino Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop ofBacolod (1989–2000) and Prelate ofBatanes (2003–2017).^[434]
• Muhammad Fazil, 91, Pakistani Olympic sprinter (1952).^[435]
• Anna Maria Ferrero, 84, Italian actress (The Violent Patriot,Bad Girls Don't Cry,Love and Larceny).^[436]
• Franny Firth, 61, English footballer (Huddersfield Town,Halifax Town,Bury).^[437]
• John Fremantle, 5th Baron Cottesloe, 91, English aristocrat.^[438]
• Dave Garcia, 97, American baseball coach and manager (San Diego Padres,Cleveland Indians,Milwaukee Brewers).^[439]
• Gholamreza Hassani, 90, Iranian Islamic leader.^[440]
• Don Jessop, 90, Australian politician,MHR forGrey (1966–1969),Senator (1971–1987).^[441]
• Adam Keel, 93, Swiss artist.^[442]
• Nobukazu Kuriki, 35, Japanese mountaineer, heart attack.^[443]
• Allyn Ann McLerie, 91, Canadian-born American actress, singer, and dancer (They Shoot Horses, Don't They?,The Way We Were,All the President's Men).^[444]
• Yaddanapudi Sulochana Rani, 78, Indian novelist.^[445]
• Laurie Reed, 81, British Olympic runner.^[446]
• Dovey Johnson Roundtree, 104, American civil rights activist and attorney (Keys v. Carolina Coach Co.).^[447]
• Glenn Snoddy, 96, American recording engineer.^[448]
• Reg Stratton, 78, English footballer (Fulham,Colchester United).^[449]
• Pedro Pangelinan Tenorio, 84, Northern Mariana Islander politician,Governor (1982–1990, 1998–2002).^[450]
• Vasilis Triantafillidis, 78, Greek comedian and singer.^[451]
• Marjet Van Puymbroeck, 97, Belgian politician,Senator andFlemish MP (both 1981–1987).^[452]
• Clint Walker, 90, American actor (Cheyenne,The Dirty Dozen,Small Soldiers), heart failure.^[453]
• Faith Whittlesey, 79, American politician and diplomat,ambassador to Switzerland (1985–1988), cancer.^[454]
• Gina Zamparelli, 59, American concert promoter, glioblastoma.^[455]

• Tazin Ahmed, 42, Bangladeshi actress, heart attack.^[456]
• Michael Banton, 91, British social scientist.^[457]
• Dobie Craig, 80, American football player (Oakland Raiders,Houston Oilers).^[458]
• Alberto Dines, 86, Brazilian journalist (Jornal do Brasil,Grupo Abril,Observatório da Imprensa), writer and professor (Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism).^[459]
• Ezola Foster, 79, American political activist and writer.^[460]
• Stefan Kölly, 90, Austrian footballer[2]
• Yuriy Kutsenko, 66, Russian athlete, Olympic silver medalist (1980).^[461]
• Lu Chunling, 96, Chinese flautist.^[462]
• Abdul Majeed Abdul Bari, 55, Maldivian politician, Minister of Islamic Affairs (2008–2012).^[463]
• Júlio Pomar, 92, Portuguese painter.^[464]
• Philip Roth, 85, American writer (Goodbye, Columbus,American Pastoral,The Human Stain),Pulitzer Prize winner (1998), heart failure.^[465]
• Daniela Samulski, 33, German Olympic swimmer (2000,2008), European champion (2006,2010), stomach cancer.^[466]
• Hafiz Siddiqi, 87, Bangladeshi academic, vice-chancellor ofNorth South University (2003–2010).^[467]
• Elizabeth Sung, 63, Hong Kong-born American actress (Memoirs of a Geisha,The Young and the Restless,Lethal Weapon 4), lymphoma.^[468]
• Roland Wommack, 81, American Olympic fencer.^[469]

• Michel Archambault, 67, Canadian ice hockey player (Chicago Blackhawks).^[470]
• Eric Barnard, 90, British neuroscientist.^[471]
• Vinod Bhatt, 80, Indian humourist and biographer.^[472]
• Celia Brackenridge, 67, British sportswoman and campaigner, leukaemia.^[473]
• Bob Buczkowski, 54, American football player (Los Angeles Raiders,Phoenix Cardinals,Cleveland Browns).^[474]
• Glynn Edwards, 87, British actor (Minder,Get Carter,The Paper Lads).^[475]
• Kai Ekanger, 88, Norwegian politician.^[476]
• Antonio Horvath, 68, Chilean civil engineer and politician,Deputy (1990–1994) andSenator (1994–2018), lymphatic cancer.^[477]
• Don Hume, 80, American racing driver (NASCAR Cup Series).^[478]
• Sir Miles Hunt-Davis, 79, British army officer and courtier, Private Secretary to the Duke of Edinburgh (1993–2010).^[479]
• Keith Kinderman, 78, American football player (San Diego Chargers,Houston Oilers).^[480]
• Irving London, 99, American hematologist and geneticist.^[481]
• Carlos Lozano Guillén, 68, Colombian activist and political leader (Colombian Communist Party), cancer.^[482]
• Jeanna Michaels, 62, American actress (Dallas).^[483]
• Homer Neal, 75, American physician, stroke.^[484]
• Jean-François Parot, 71, French diplomat and writer.^[485]
• Richard Peck, 84, American writer (A Year Down Yonder,A Long Way from Chicago,The Ghost Belonged to Me),Newbery Medalist (2001).^[486]
• Luis Posada Carriles, 90, Cuban exiled anti-Castro militant,CIA agent and convicted terrorist (CORU).^[487]
• Daniel Robin, 74, French wrestler, Olympic double-silver medalist (1968).^[488]
• László Tábori, 86, Hungarian-born American Olympic athlete (1956).^[489]
• Masaki Tamura, 79, Japanese cinematographer.^[490]

• Zorawar Chand Bakhshi, 96, Indian army general, lung infection.^[491]
• Tsehaytu Beraki, 78, Eritreankrar player and independence activist.^[492]
• Jacky Buchmann, 86, Belgian politician,MP (1974–1977, 1978–1985),Flemish MP (1980–1995),Senator (1985–1995).^[493]
• Gudrun Burwitz, 88, German neo-nazi militant, daughter ofHeinrich Himmler.^[494]
• Phil Emmanuel, 65, Australian guitarist, asthma attack.^[495]
• Angelo Falcón, 66, Puerto Rican political scientist and journalist, founder of theNational Institute for Latino Policy.^[496]
• Charlotte Fox, 61, American mountaineer.^[497]
• Adrien Giraud, 81, French politician,Senator forMayotte Island (2004–2011).^[498]
• Paul Harris, 69, Scottish author and publisher.^[499]
• Horst Hirnschrodt, 77, Austrian footballer (Austria Vienna,national team).^[500]
• Cliff Jackson, 76, English footballer (Crystal Palace,Plymouth Argyle,Swindon Town).^[501]
• Jerry Maren, 98, American actor (The Wizard of Oz), heart failure.^[502]
• Robin Miller, 65, American journalist and author.^[503]
• Albrecht Müller, 78, German Olympic rower (1964), European champion (1964).^[504]
• Adelaide Neri, 77, Brazilian teacher and politician.^[505]
• Oddur Pétursson, 86, Icelandic Olympic cross country skier (1952,1956).^[506]
• José Alberto Rozo Gutiérrez, 81, Colombian Roman Catholic prelate, Vicar Apostolic ofPuerto Gaitán (1999–2012).^[507]
• Don Steffes, 88, American politician.^[508]
• TotalBiscuit, 33, British gaming critic, commentator and Internet personality, colorectal cancer.^[509]
• Bob Sullivan, 60, Canadian ice hockey player (Hartford Whalers,HC Bozen–Bolzano).^[510]
• Walter Vera, 90, Uruguayan Olympic sport shooter.^[511]

• Milo Backus, 86, American geophysicist.^[512]
• Elmer Behnke, 89, American basketball player (Milwaukee Hawks).^[513]
• Paul Bloch, 78, American publicist (Eddie Murphy,Bruce Willis,Sylvester Stallone).^[514]
• Dale Dawson, 53, American football player (Minnesota Vikings,Philadelphia Eagles,Green Bay Packers).^[515]
• Dean Francis, 44, British boxer, European super middleweight champion (1997), cancer.^[516]
• Gary Garfinkel, 55, American studio executive (Showtime).^[517]
• Sergio Graziani, 87, Italian actor and voice actor.^[518]
• Kaduvetti Guru, 57, Indian politician.^[519]
• José Hawilla, 74, Brazilian journalist,convicted fraudster and informant, lung disease.^[520]
• Brendan Ingle, 77, Irish boxing trainer (Naseem Hamed).^[521]
• George Jenson, 87, Canadian-American visual effects artist (2010: The Year We Make Contact) and production illustrator (Close Encounters of the Third Kind,The Rocketeer), complications from melanoma.^[522]
• Piet Kee, 90, Dutch composer and organist.^[523]
• Fred Kovaleski, 93, American tennis player and spy, prostate cancer.^[524]
• Naser Malek Motiei, 88, Iranian actor (Mehdi in Black and Hot Mini Pants,And Then There Were None,Torkaman).^[525]
• Bill Mallory, 82, American football coach (Indiana Hoosiers,Miami RedHawks,Colorado Buffaloes), fall.^[526]
• Phil McKnight, 93, Scottish footballer (Chelsea,Leyton Orient).^[527]
• Jim Phillips Sr., 87, American politician, member of theNorth Carolina Senate (1997–2001).^[528]
• Hildegard Puwak, 68, Romanian politician,Minister of European Integration (2000–2003).^[529]

• Alan Bean, 86, American astronaut (Apollo 12,Skylab 3), fourth person to walk on the Moon.^[530]
• Pierre Bellemare, 88, French writer and radio personality.^[531]
• Peter Berry, 83, English Anglican clergyman,Provost of Birmingham Cathedral (1986–1999).^[532]
• Stuart Bondurant, 88, American physician.^[533]
• Jean Chateau, 91, French cyclist.^[534]
• Clement Chang, 89, Taiwanese politician,Minister of Transportation and Communications (1989–1991).^[535]
• Ted Dabney, 81, American electrical engineer, co-founder ofAtari, esophageal cancer.^[536]
• Antonis Dermatis, 81, Greek footballer[3]
• Herman D. Farrell Jr., 86, American politician, member of theNew York State Assembly (1975–2017).^[537]
• Chipper Harris, 55, American basketball player (Robert Morris Colonials), complications from diabetes.^[538]
• William Howie, Baron Howie of Troon, 94, British politician and life peer.^[539]
• Gregg Juarez, 94, American art dealer and philanthropist.^[540]
• Mazhar Kaleem, 75, Pakistani lawyer and novelist (Imran Series).^[541]
• Gerard Kerkum, 87, Dutch football player and manager (Feyenoord).^[542]
• Michael Kirwan, 64, American artist.^[543]
• Harding Lemay, 96, American screenwriter (Another World,Strange Paradise).^[544]
• Fonda Metassa, 80, Australian rugby league footballer.^[545]
• Jules Meurisse, 87, Luxembourgish footballer.^[546]
• Nick Michaels, 67, Canadian-American voice actor.^[547]
• Roger Piantoni, 86, French footballer (Nancy,Stade de Reims,national team).^[548]
• Antonio Pujía, 88, Italian-born Argentine sculptor.^[549]
• John Rowan, 93, British psychologist.^[550]
• Svetlin Rusev, 84, Bulgarian artist.^[551]
• William Shaw, 85, Canadian politician,MNA (1976–1981).^[552]
• Paul E. Zeltner, 92, American politician.^[553]
• Frank Zullo, 85, American politician,Mayor of Norwalk, Connecticut (1965–1971).^[554]

• Jeffrey L. Bannister, 57, American major general.^[555]
• Jean Konan Banny, 88, Ivorian politician.^[556]
• Marcos de Celis, 86, Spanish bullfighter.^[557]
• John DiFronzo, 89, American mobster (Chicago Outfit), complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[558]
• Gardner Dozois, 70, AmericanHall of Fame science fiction writer (Morning Child,Hunter's Run) and editor (Asimov's Science Fiction),Nebula Award winner (1984, 1985), infection.^[559]
• Andrés Gandarias, 75, Spanish racing cyclist.^[560]
• Connie Kurtz, 81, AmericanLGBT rights activist, liver cancer.^[561]
• Aly Lotfy Mahmoud, 82, Egyptian economist and politician,Prime Minister (1985–1986).^[562]
• Russell Nype, 98, American actor (Hello, Dolly!,Love Story,Call Me Madam) and singer,Tony winner (1951,1959).^[563]
• Odd Oppedal, 81, Norwegian footballer (Brann,national team).^[564]
• Donald H. Peterson, 84, American astronaut (STS-6), Alzheimer's disease and bone cancer.^[565]
• Madala Ranga Rao, 70, Indian actor and film producer (Yuvatharam Kadilindi).^[566]
• Russ Regan, 89, American music business executive.^[567]
• Harald Bjarne Slettebø, 96, Norwegian politician.^[568]

• Christine Beattie, 53, American developmental neurobiologist, cancer.^[569]
• Ely Calil, 72, Lebanese-British businessman, fall.^[570]
• Pippo Caruso, 82, Italian composer (Maladolescenza,Kill Johnny Ringo) and conductor.^[571]
• Neale Cooper, 54, Scottish football player (Aberdeen) and manager.^[572]
• Paulette Coquatrix, 102, French costume designer (Napoléon,Lady Chatterley's Lover,Le Miroir à deux faces).^[573]
• Serge Dassault, 93, French businessman (Dassault Group) and politician,Senator (2004–2017).^[574]
• Yves de Daruvar, 97, Turkish-born French military officer and politician,High Commissioner ofComoros (1962–1963), Secretary-general ofFrench Somaliland (1959–1962).^[575]
• Michael Dickson, 73, British structural engineer.^[576]
• Semavi Eyice, 95, Turkish art historian (Istanbul University),Presidential Culture and Arts Grand Awardee (2011).^[577]
• Cornelia Frances, 77, English-born Australian actress (The Young Doctors,Home and Away,The Lost Islands), bladder cancer.^[578]
• Dai Games, 79–80, Welsh chemist.^[579]
• Stevan Horvat, 85, Serbian wrestler, Olympic silver medallist (1968).^[580]
• Eddie Lane, 88, Australianfootballer (South Melbourne).^[581]
• Lin Zunqi, 75, Chinese physicist and specialist insolid-state laser, academician of theChinese Academy of Sciences.^[582]
• Siddu Nyamagouda, 70, Indian politician, traffic collision.^[583]
• María Dolores Pradera, 93, Spanish singer and actress.^[584]
• Dick Quax, 70, Dutch-born New Zealand athlete, Olympic silver medalist (1976), cancer.^[585]
• Peter Riegel, 83, American research engineer.^[586]
• Rachel Rockwell, 49, American actress and choreographer (Mamma Mia!), ovarian cancer.^[587]
• Hanns-Martin Schneidt, 87, German conductor, harpsichordist, organist,generalmusikdirektor and academic.^[588]
• Jens Christian Skou, 99, Danish physician and chemist,Nobel Prize laureate (1997).^[589]
• Chuck Stevens, 99, American baseball player (St. Louis Browns).^[590]
• Michel Stolker, 84, Dutch racing cyclist.^[591]
• Dick Tuck, 94, American political prankster.^[592]
• Cliff Tucker, 29, American basketball player (Maryland Terrapins), traffic collision.^[593]
• Ola Ullsten, 86, Swedish politician,Prime Minister (1978–1979).^[594]
• Wang Da-hong, 100, Chinese-born Taiwanese architect.^[595]
• Scott R. White, 55, American materials scientist, ocular melanoma.^[596]

• Ray Barker, 82, American baseball player (New York Yankees).^[597]
• Rosa Briceño Ortiz, 61, Venezuelan conductor, leukemia.^[598]
• Luciano José Cabral Duarte, 93, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop ofAracaju (1971–1998).^[599]
• Yoseph Imry, 79, Israelimesoscopic physicist.^[600]
• A. S. Jayawardena, 81, Sri Lankan economist.^[601]
• Stewart Lupton, 43, American musician (Jonathan Fire*Eater).^[602]
• Brian Mee, 88, Australianfootballer (St Kilda).^[603]
• Joseph Pintauro, 87, American academic and playwright, complications from prostate cancer.^[604]
• Ray Podloski, 52, Canadian ice hockey player (Boston Bruins), complications from a heart attack.^[605]
• Robert F. Ray, 82, American politician.^[606]
• Marianna Sankiewicz-Budzyńska, 96, Polish pioneer electronics engineer and academic.^[607]
• James Schaefer, 79, American politician, member of theSouth Dakota House of Representatives (since 2011), traffic collision.^[608]
• Muktha Srinivasan, 88, Indian film director and producer (Mudhalali,Panchaali,Naalu Veli Nilam).^[609]
• Ivar Stakgold, 92, Norwegian-born American mathematician, heart failure.^[610]
• Arturo Antonio Szymanski Ramírez, 96, Mexican Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop ofSan Luis Potosí (1987–1999).^[611]
• René Yañez, 75, Mexican-born American artist, founder ofGalería de la Raza, cancer.^[612]
• Madiha Yousri, 96, Egyptian actress.^[613]

• Wale Aboderin, 60, Nigerian journalist and sports administrator, heart disease.^[614]
• Baruch Brody, 75, American bioethicist.^[615]
• Barry Dodd, 70, British entrepreneur and ceremonial officer,Lord Lieutenant of North Yorkshire (since 2014), helicopter crash.^[616]
• Gabriel Gascon, 91, Canadian actor (If I Were a Spy,La Menace,The Hypothesis of the Stolen Painting).^[617]
• Walter Habersatter, 88, Austrian Olympic ski jumper (1956).^[618]
• Auguste Mukwahepo Immanuel, 80, Namibian freedom fighter.^[619]
• Harold Kirker, 96, American historian.^[620]
• Dan Kneen, 30, Manx motorcycle rider, race collision.^[621]
• Ferenc Kovács, 84, Hungarian football player and coach, Olympic bronze medalist (1960).^[622]
• Li Zaiping, 92, Chinese molecular biologist, academician of theChinese Academy of Engineering.^[623]
• Myrna McKay, 69, Canadian curler.^[624]
• Michael Noakes, 84, British artist.^[625]
• Jack Tu, 53, Taiwanese-born Canadian physician.^[626]
• Mel Weinberg, 93, American con artist and police informant (Abscam).^[627]
• Ray Weinberg, 91, Australian Olympic track and field athlete (1948,1952).^[628]
• Freda Whitlam, 97, Australian educator.^[629]

• Michael Ajakwe Jr., 52, American television producer and writer (Eve,Sister, Sister,Martin), pancreatic cancer.^[630]
• Ella Brennan, 92, American restaurateur.^[631]
• Peter Clifton, 76–77, Australian film director (The Song Remains the Same).^[632]
• Michael D. Ford, 90, English art director and set decorator (Raiders of the Lost Ark,Titanic,The Empire Strikes Back),Oscar winner (1982,1998).^[633]
• Colin Forsyth, 70–71, English rugby league footballer.^[634]
• Pandurang Fundkar, 67, Indian politician, member of theMaharashtra Legislative Assembly (1978–1985) andLok Sabha (1989–1998), heart attack.^[635]
• Noël A. Kramer, 72, American judge.^[636]
• Eunice Lam, 75, Hong Kong writer, columnist, and socialite, lung cancer.^[637]
• Nairn MacEwan, 76, Tanzanian-born Scottish rugby union coach.^[638]
• Roland Penner, 93, Canadian politician,MLA (1981–1988), complications of a broken ankle.^[639]
• Steven Pitt, 59, American forensic psychiatrist,shot.^[640]
• Aníbal Quijano, 90, Peruvian sociologist, developer ofcoloniality of power concept.^[641]
• Marcel-Claude Roy, 81, Canadian politician.^[642]
• Étienne Sansonetti, 82, French footballer.^[643]
• M. L. Thangappa, 84, Indian writer.^[644]
• Joe E. White, 80, American educator.^[645]