The following is a list ofnotable deaths in October 2015.

Entries for each day are listedalphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:

• Name, age, country of citizenship and reason for notability, established cause of death, reference.

• Božo Bakota, 64, Croatian footballer (NK Zagreb,SK Sturm Graz).^[1]
• Jacques Brodin, 68, French fencer, Olympic bronze medalist (1964).^[2]
• Harold Caskey, 77, American politician, member of theMissouri Senate (1977–2005), Parkinson's disease.^[3]
• Don Edwards, 100, American politician, member of theU.S. House of Representatives from California (1963–1995).^[4]
• Erma Johnson Hadley, 73, American educator, Chancellor ofTarrant County College, pancreatic cancer.^[5]
• Illtyd Harrington, 84, British politician.^[6]
• Max Keeping, 73, Canadian broadcaster (CJOH), cancer.^[7]
• Stanisław Kociołek, 82, Polish politician,Deputy Prime Minister (1970).^[8]
• Cal Neeman, 86, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs,Philadelphia Phillies).^[9]
• Hadi Norouzi, 30, Iranian footballer (Persepolis), heart attack.^{[citation needed]}
• Frans Pointl, 82, Dutch writer, nerve disease.^[10]
• Jacob Pressman, 95, American Conservative rabbi, co-founder ofAmerican Jewish University.^[11]
• Alfredo Prieto, 49, Salvadoran-American serial killer, execution by lethal injection.^[12]
• Usnija Redžepova, 69, Macedonian singer, lung cancer.^[13]
• Angelito Sarmiento, 68, Filipino politician, member of theHouse of Representatives (1992–2001), heart attack.^[14]
• Gottfried Schatz, 79, Austrian biochemist, cancer.^[15]
• Johnny Strange, 23, American mountain climber and adventurer, wingsuit collision.^[16]
• Jean-Jacques Tillmann, 80, Swiss sports journalist.^[17]
• Joe Wark, 67, Scottish footballer (Motherwell), dementia.^[18]

• Willie Akins, 76, American jazz saxophonist, heart failure.^[19]
• Naim Araidi, 65, Israeli Druze academic and poet, Ambassador to Norway (2012–2014), cancer.^[20]
• Steve Camacho, 69, Guyanese cricketer (West Indies), cancer.^[21]
• François Dagognet, 91, French philosopher.^[22]
• Eric Arturo Delvalle, 78, Panamanian politician,President (1985–1988).^[23]
• Ferdinand Joseph Fonseca, 89, Indian Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop ofBombay (1980–2000).^[24]
• Brian Friel, 86, Irish dramatist (Philadelphia, Here I Come!,Dancing at Lughnasa,Translations).^[25]
• Rodolfo Frigeri, 73, Argentine economist and politician,Minister of Economy and Public Finances (2001).^[26]
• Alex Giannini, 57, English actor (Not About Nightingales,Legend,The Knock), heart attack.^[27]
• Coleridge Goode, 100, Jamaican-born British jazz bassist.^[28]
• Arthur Lawson Johnston, 3rd Baron Luke, 82, British peer and politician.^[29]
• Bill Kelley, 89, American football player (Green Bay Packers).^[30]
• Lindsay Kline, 81, Australian cricketer.^[31]
• Serhiy Krulykovskyi, 69, Ukrainian footballer (Dynamo Kyiv).^[32]
• Lubomír Lipský, 92, Czech actor, pneumonia.^[33]
• Megateo, 39, Colombian criminal.^[34]
• James Mutende, 53, Ugandan politician, State Minister of Industry (since 2011).^[35]
• Johnny Paton, 92, Scottish football player (Brentford,Watford,Celtic), coach and manager (Arsenal 'A').^[36]
• Alan Prince, 100, Canadian bureaucrat, Director of theNuclear Safety Commission (1975–1978), oversaw the clean up ofKosmos 954.^[37]
• Hal Schacker, 90, American baseball player (Boston Braves).^[38]
• Andy Sperandeo, 70, American magazine editor (Model Railroader), cancer.^[39]
• Jean-Noël Tassez, 59, French journalist.^[40]

• Utpal Kumar Basu, 76, Indian poet.^[41]
• A. R. M. Abdul Cader, 78, Sri Lankan politician,MP (1989–2004).^[42]
• Denis Healey, 98, British politician,Secretary of State for Defence (1964–1970),Chancellor of the Exchequer (1974–1979), heart attack.^[43]
• Lloyd Hinchberger, 84, Canadian ice hockey player (New Haven Blades,Nashville Dixie Flyers).^[44]
• Olga Hirshhorn, 95, American art collector.^[45]
• Isao Hosoe, 73, Japanese designer.^[46]
• Javed Iqbal, 90, Pakistani judge,Justice of the Supreme Court (1986–1989).^[47]
• Muhammad Nawaz Khan, 71, Pakistani historian and writer, Parkinson's disease.^[48]
• Kita, 57, Brazilian footballer, Olympic silver medalist (1984), liver cancer.^[49]
• Stewart McInnes, 78, Canadian lawyer and politician, member of Parliament (1984–1988), heart failure.^[50]
• Barbara Meek, 81, American actress (Archie Bunker's Place), heart attack.^[51]
• Raghavan Narasimhan, 78, Indian mathematician.^[52]
• Paul R. Norby, 102, American Navy rear admiral.^[53]
• Dave Pike, 77, American jazz musician, emphysema.^[54]
• Arthur A. Small, 81, American lawyer and poet, kidney failure.^[55]
• Masjchun Sofwan, 88, Indonesian Governor ofJambi (1979–1989).^[56]
• Gerald Squires, 77, Canadian artist, cancer.^[57]
• Christopher Tambling, 51, British composer and choirmaster, cancer.^[58]
• William Taylor, 77, New Zealand children's writer and politician, Mayor ofOhakune (1981–1988).^[59]
• Peter Tillers, 72, Latvian-born American legal scholar.^[60]
• Franciszek Walicki, 94, Polish journalist.^[61]

• Yves Barsacq, 84, French film actor, pneumonia.^[62]
• Austin Darragh, 88, Irish medical practitioner and entrepreneur.^[63]
• José Eduardo Dutra, 58, Brazilian businessman (Petrobras) and politician,Senator (since 1994), cancer.^[64]
• Tove Fergo, 69, Danish politician,Minister for Ecclesiastical Affairs (2001–2005), member ofFolketinget (1994–2005), cancer.^[65]
• Daniel Fletcher, 41, AustralianAFL football player (Geelong), fall.^[66]
• S. Malcolm Gillis, 74, American academic, President ofRice University (1993–2004), cancer.^[67]
• Juan Carlos Ibáñez, 46, Argentine footballer (Independiente), beaten.^[68]
• Peter Knight, 67, English rugby union player.^[69]
• Pamela Ann McDougall, 90, Canadian diplomat.^[70]
• Jack McKee, 71, Northern Irish politician, Mayor ofLarne (1984–1985).^[71]
• J. Whyatt Mondesire, 66, American journalist and civil rights activist, brain aneurysm.^[72]
• Eduardo Pavlovsky, 81, Argentine actor and playwright.^[73]
• Edida Nageswara Rao, 81, Indian film producer (Sankarabharanam).^[74]
• Job de Ruiter, 85, Dutch politician,Minister of Justice (1977–1981),Minister of Defence (1981–1986).^[75]
• Sir John Severne, 90, British Royal Air Force officer.^[76]
• Jim Thomas, 76, AmericanCFL player (Edmonton Eskimos).^[77]
• Neal Walk, 67, American basketball player (Phoenix Suns,New Orleans Jazz,New York Knicks).^[78]
• Bob Whan, 82, Australian politician,MP forEden-Monaro (1972–1975), cardiac arrest.^[79]
• Oganes Zanazanyan, 68, Greek-born Armenian football player (Ararat Yerevan) and coach, Olympic bronze medalist (1972).^[80]

• Chantal Akerman, 65, Belgian film director (Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles), suicide.^[81]
• Frank Albanese, 84, American boxer and actor (The Sopranos,Goodfellas,Dead Presidents), prostate cancer.^[82]
• Joker Arroyo, 88, Filipino politician,Senator (2001–2013), heart attack.^[83]
• Gösta Bergkvist, 95, Swedish Olympic runner (1948).^[84]
• Grace Lee Boggs, 100, American civil rights activist and author.^[85]
• Larry Brezner, 73, American film producer (Good Morning Vietnam,Throw Momma From the Train,Ride Along), leukemia.^[86]
• Michael Dean, 82, New Zealand broadcaster (Late Night Line-Up), dementia.^[87]
• Ana Diosdado, 77, Argentine-born Spanish playwright and actress, cardiorespiratory failure.^[88]
• Flavio Emoli, 81, Italian footballer (Juventus).^[89]
• Mary Jane Farell, 95, American bridge player.^[90]
• Joe Henson, 82, British farmer and conservationist.^[91]
• Óscar Herrera, 56, Chilean footballer.^[92]
• Earnestine Howard, 63–64, American politician, member of theGeorgia House of Representatives (2005–2007).^[93]
• Infante Carlos, Duke of Calabria, 77, Spanish nobleman.^[94]
• Li Yongtai, 87, Chinese lieutenant general and politician.^[95]
• Trevor Lloyd, 91, Welsh rugby union player.^[96]
• Henning Mankell, 67, Swedish author (Kurt Wallander), cancer.^[97]
• John O'Leary, 82, Irish politician,TD forKerry South (1966–1997).^[98]
• Anna Pump, 81, German-born American baker and cookbook author, vehicle-pedestrian collision.^[99]
• Andrew Rubin, 69, American actor (Police Academy,Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman,Joe Bash), lung cancer.^[100]
• Niall Rudd, 88, Irish-born British classical scholar.^[101]
• Ales Savitsky, 91, Belarusian writer.^[102]
• Gina Sigstad, 88, Norwegian Olympic cross-country skier.^[103]
• Jos Vandeloo, 90, Belgian author.^[104]
• Anthony F. C. Wallace, 92, Canadian-born American anthropologist.^[105]
• Peter Wespi, 72, Swiss Olympic ice hockey player (1964), cancer.^[106]

• Christine Arnothy, 84, Hungarian-French writer.^[107]
• Duncan Bluck, 88, British businessman (Swire Group).^[108]
• Kevin Corcoran, 66, American actor and producer (Old Yeller,Pete's Dragon,Sons of Anarchy), colorectal cancer.^[109]
• Rich Davis, 89, American businessman, creator ofKC Masterpiece barbecue sauce.^[110]
• Juan Martin Garcia, 35, American murderer, execution by lethal injection.^[111]
• Charles Coulston Gillispie, 97, American historian, President ofHistory of Science Society (1965–1966).^[112]
• Árpád Göncz, 93, Hungarian writer and politician,President (1990–2000).^[113]
• Smokey Johnson, 78, American drummer.^[114]
• Stasys Povilaitis, 68, Lithuanian singer and poet, lung cancer.^[115]
• Fernando Rainieri, 74–75, Dominican politician, minister of tourism.^[116]
• Billy Joe Royal, 73, American pop and country singer ("Down in the Boondocks", "Cherry Hill Park", "Burned Like a Rocket").^[117]
• Vladimir Shlapentokh, 88, Ukrainian-born American sociologist.^[118]
• Sandra Spuzich, 78, American golfer.^[119]
• Bill Stanley, 58, American mammalogist, director of collections atField Museum.^[120]
• Carmen Marina Torres, 58, Colombian actress.^[121]
• Otto Tucker, 92, Canadian educationalist.^[122]
• Juan Vicente Ugarte del Pino, 92, Peruvian historian and jurist.^[123]
• Ivan Vidav, 97, Slovenian mathematician.^[124]

• Gene Allen, 97, American art director (My Fair Lady), President of theAcademy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (1983–1985).^[125]
• Ray Appleton, 74, American jazz drummer, heart failure.^[126]
• Pushpa Bhuyan, 69, Indian classical dancer.^[127]
• Ângelo da Cunha Pinto, 66, Brazilian-Portuguese chemist.^[128]
• Giordana Di Stefano, 20, Italian murder victim, stabbing.^[129]
• Friedrich Diedrich, 80, German Roman Catholic theologian.^[130]
• Dominique Dropsy, 63, French footballer (Valenciennes,Strasbourg,Bordeaux), leukemia.^[131]
• Harry Gallatin, 88, AmericanHall of Fame basketball player (New York Knicks,Detroit Pistons) and coach (New York Knicks,St. Louis Hawks), complications from surgery.^[132]
• Hossein Hamadani, 60, Iranian military officer.^[133]
• Andy Hawkins, 57, American football player (Tampa Bay Buccaneers,San Diego Chargers,Kansas City Chiefs).^[134]
• Hy Hollinger, 97, American journalist (Variety) and publicist (Paramount Pictures), international editor ofThe Hollywood Reporter (1992–2008).^[135]
• Hasan Jamil, 63, Pakistani cricketer, cardiac arrest.^[136]
• Kenneth Koe, 90, American chemist.^[137]
• Elena Lucena, 101, Argentine film actress.^[138]
• W. R. Mitchell, 87, British writer and editor (Dalesman).^[139]
• Julius Muthamia, 81, Kenyan politician.^[140]
• Maria Lúcia Prandi, 70, Brazilian academic and politician, cancer.^[141]
• Paget Stewart, 52, Canadian Olympic biathlete, suicide.^[142]
• Jack Taylor, 83, British Olympic wrestler.^[143]
• Charles P. West, 94, American politician, member of theDelaware House of Representatives (1956–1958, 1978–2002).^[144]
• Helen Wilkes, 88, American businesswoman and politician, first female Mayor ofWest Palm Beach, Florida (1978–1979), City Commissioner (1976–1988).^[145]
• Arthur Woods, 86, New Zealand rugby union player (Southland,national team).^[146]
• Clive Young, 67, British Anglican prelate,Bishop of Dunwich (1999–2013), complications from surgery.^[147]
• Gail Zappa, 70, American businesswoman, lung cancer.^[148]
• Jurelang Zedkaia, 65, MarshalleseIroijlaplap and politician,President of the Marshall Islands (2009–2012), heart attack.^[149]

• Gottfried Anglberger, 84, Austrian Olympic wrestler.^[150]
• James Cruickshank, 53, Australian musician, bowel cancer.^[151]
• Richard Davies, 89, Welsh character actor (Please Sir!), Alzheimer's disease.^[152]
• Teifion Davies, 75, Australian Olympic boxer.^[153]
• Eric Dawe, 94, Canadian businessman and politician, member of theNewfoundland House of Assembly forPort de Grave (1962–1971, 1975–1979).^[154]
• Jim Diamond, 64, Scottish singer-songwriter ("I Should Have Known Better"), pulmonary edema.^[155]
• Dennis Eichhorn, 70, American writer and comic book artist, pneumonia.^[156]
• Harold Irving Ewen, 93, American physicist and radio astronomer.^[157]
• Tom Goode, 76, American football player (Baltimore Colts).^[158]
• Enrique Gratas, 71, Argentine television presenter, lung cancer.^[159]
• Tim Gray, 62, American football player (Kansas City Chiefs,St. Louis Cardinals,San Francisco Giants).^[160]
• Dora Holzhandler, 87, French-born British painter.^[161]
• Lindy Infante, 75, American football coach (Green Bay Packers,Indianapolis Colts), pneumonia.^[162]
• Bob Jensen, 89, American football player (Chicago Rockets/Hornets,Baltimore Colts).^[163]
• Rubén Maidana, 92, Argentine Olympic water polo player.^[164]
• István Nemeskürty, 90, Hungarian writer and screenwriter.^[165]
• Paul Prudhomme, 75, American chef, cookbook writer and restaurateur, recipient of theOrder of Agricultural Merit (1980).^[166]
• Elizabeth Ramsey, 83, Filipino comedian, singer and actress, hyperglycemic attack.^[167]
• Massimo Scaglione, 84, Italian film director.^[168]
• Hugh Scully, 72, British television presenter (Antiques Roadshow).^[169]
• Jan Wallman, 93, American nightclub owner and producer.^[170]
• Stephen B. Wiley, 86, American politician, member of theNew Jersey Senate (1973–1978).^[171]

• Ben Abraham, 90, Polish-born Brazilian Holocaust survivor, author and journalist.^[172]
• Jean Badal, 88, Hungarian cinematographer.^[173]
• Ronald Brunskill, 86, British architectural historian.^[174]
• Du Runsheng, 102, Chinese politician.^[175]
• Raymond Duncan, 84, American entrepreneur and winemaker (Silver Oak Cellars).^[176]
• Richard C. Green, 62, American financial economist, cancer.^[177]
• Gordon Honeycombe, 79, British newscaster, author and actor, leukaemia.^[178]
• Geoffrey Howe, Baron Howe of Aberavon, 88, British politician,Chancellor of the Exchequer (1979–1983),Foreign Secretary (1983–1989), heart attack.^[179]
• Ravindra Jain, 71, Indian composer, kidney illness.^[180]
• Julia Jones, 92, British scriptwriter (Quiet as a Nun,Our Mutual Friend).^[181]
• Blanca Magrassi Scagno, 92, Mexican women's rights activist.^[182]
• Dave Meyers, 62, American basketball player (UCLA,Milwaukee Bucks), cancer.^[183]
• Bruce Nazarian, 66, American musician (Brownsville Station) and producer.^[184]
• Jerry Parr, 85, AmericanSecret Service agent, extricatedRonald Reagan duringassassination attempt, heart failure.^[185]
• Tony Rafty, 99, Australian caricaturist, complications from pneumonia.^[186]
• N. Ramani, 81, Indian flautist.^[187]
• Larry Rosen, 75, American jazz producer, brain cancer.^[188]
• Ray Vecchio, 82, American politician.^[189]
• Ronald Lampman Watts, 86, Canadian academic, Principal ofQueen's University (1974–1984).^[190]
• Eric Wright, 86, Canadian crime writer, kidney cancer.^[191]
• Zdravko Zupan, 65, Yugoslav Serbian comic-book creator and historian.^[192]
• Koopsta Knicca, 40, American rapper (Three 6 Mafia), stroke and brain aneurysm.^[193]

• Alvin P. Adams Jr., 73, American diplomat, Ambassador toPeru (1993–1996),Haiti (1989–1992), andDjibouti (1983–1985), heart attack.^[194]
• Sam Adams Sr., 67, American football player (New England Patriots,New Orleans Saints).^[195]
• Nuriyya Ahmadova, 64, Azerbaijani actress, heart attack.^[196]
• Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, 62, Nigerian politician,Governor ofBayelsa (1999–2005).^[197]
• Kane Ashcroft, 29, English footballer (York City), cancer.^[198]
• Hilla Becher, 81, German photographer.^[199]
• Wes Funk, 46, Canadian author.^[200]
• Sophie el Goulli, 83, Tunisian writer and historian.^[201]
• Garry Hancock, 61, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox,Oakland Athletics).^[202]
• Richard F. Heck, 84, American chemist,Nobel Laureate in Chemistry (2010).^[203]
• Tord Johansson, 60, Swedish businessman.^[204]
• Lyudmila Kedrina, 54, Russian Soviet alpine skier, cancer.^[205]
• Steve Mackay, 66, American saxophonist (The Stooges), sepsis.^[206]
• Manorama, 78, Indian Tamil actress, heart attack.^[207]
• Sir David Penry-Davey, 73, British jurist.^[208]
• Shamek Pietucha, 39, Polish-born Canadian Olympic swimmer.^[209]
• Rochunga Pudaite, 88, Indian writer and translator.^[210]
• Maggie Riley, 79, British actress (Hazell,Grange Hill).^[211]
• Tex Rudloff, 89, American sound editor (Taxi Driver,The Buddy Holly Story,The Warriors).^[212]
• Mahmoud Sehili, 84, Tunisian artist.^[213]
• Elias Skaff, 67, Lebanese politician.^[214]
• Sybil Stockdale, 90, American human rights activist, co-founder ofNational League of Families, Parkinson's disease.^[215]
• Stan Stoker, 71, English cricketer.^[216]
• Robbin Thompson, 66, American singer-songwriter (Steel Mill), cancer.^[217]
• Amorn Yuktanandana, 87, Thai Olympic sport shooter.^[218]

• Ali Barraud, 97, Burkinabe politician.^[219]
• John Berg, 83, American art director and designer, pneumonia.^[220]
• Dean Chance, 74, American baseball player (Los Angeles Angels,Minnesota Twins,Detroit Tigers) and boxing official, heart attack.^[221]
• Matthew Cooper, 67, British Olympic rower.^[222]
• Jeanette Crossley, 66, New Zealand biochemist.^[223]
• S. A. David, 91, Sri Lankan Tamil political activist.^[224]
• Jack Drake, 81, American politician, member of theIowa House of Representatives (since 1993).^[225]
• David Hunt, 55, British racing driver.^[226]
• Smokin' Joe Kubek, 58, American blues guitarist, heart attack.^[227]
• George Mathers, 96, British architect.^[228]
• Bob Minkler, 78, American sound mixer (Star Wars,Tron,Mask),Oscar winner (1978), respiratory failure.^[229]
• Salvador Trane Modesto, 85, Filipino Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop ofDumaguete (1978–1987) andSan Carlos (1987–2005).^[230]
• John Murphy, 56, Australian drummer, percussionist and multi-instrumental session musician, cancer.^[231]
• Andrew Sayers, 58, British-born Australian curator, Director of theNational Portrait Gallery (1998–2010), pancreatic cancer.^[232]

• Sakit Aliyev, 49, Azerbaijani football player and coach (Turan IK).^[233]
• Mary Adrian Barrett, 86, American Roman Catholic nun.^[234]
• Anna Campbell Bliss, 90, American artist and architect.^[235]
• Sergio Caprari, 83, Italian boxer, Olympic silver medalist (1952).^[236]
• Kevin Cass, 77, AustralianGrand Prix motorcycle road racer.^[237]
• Paul Costa, 73, American football player (Buffalo Bills).^[238]
• Sam de Brito, 46, Australian author and columnist.^[239]
• Peter Dougherty, 59, American music television executive, creator (Yo! MTV Raps) and video producer, heart attack.^[240]
• Colleen Farrington, 79, American model and singer.^[241]
• David Finnegan, 74, American attorney, talk show host and politician, lung cancer.^[242]
• Ernestine Friedl, 95, American anthropologist.^[243]
• Hal Hackady, 93, American lyricist and screenwriter.^[244]
• Abdallah Kigoda, 61, Tanzanian politician,Minister of Industry and Trade (since 2012), cancer.^[245]
• Levent Kırca, 67, Turkish actor, liver cancer.^[246]
• Armin Kircher, 48, Austrian composer and conductor, heart failure.^[247]
• Kazuo Kumakura, 88, Japanese actor.^[248]
• Joan Leslie, 90, American actress (High Sierra,Sergeant York,Yankee Doodle Dandy).^[249]
• Robert Leuci, 75, American police detective and writer, complications after surgery.^[250]
• Joseph J. Minnick, 82, American politician, member ofMaryland House of Delegates (1995–2015), blood disease.^[251]
• George Mueller, 97, American space engineer, Associate Administrator of the NASA Office of Manned Space Flight (1963–1969).^[252]
• Maksut Narikbaev, 75, Kazakh jurist, Chairman of theSupreme Court of Kazakhstan (1996–2000).^[253]
• Sophie Nogler, 91, Austrian Olympic alpine skier (1948).^[254]
• Tom Ognibene, 72, American politician, member of theNew York City Council (1992–2001), cancer.^[255]
• Leo J. Reding, 91, American politician, member of theMinnesota House of Representatives (1975–1995).^[256]
• Gennady Riger, 67, Israeli politician, member of theKnesset (1999–2003).^[257]
• Laurence Smart, 87, Australian cricketer.^[258]

• Rosalyn Baxandall, 76, American historian and feminist activist, kidney cancer.^[259]
• Guenther Boden, 80, German-born Americanendocrinologist.^[260]
• Arsenio Chirinos, 80, Venezuelan Olympic cyclist (1956,1960).^[261]
• Selwyn Closs-Parry, 89-90, Welsh archdeacon.^[262]
• Sir James Cruthers, 90, Australian business executive, pneumonia.^[263]
• Jim Dobbin, 88, Canadian football player (Calgary Stampeders).^[264]
• Duncan Druce, 76, English composer and musicologist.^[265]
• Kyogon Hagiyama, 83, Japanese politician, member of theHouse of Representatives forToyama Prefecture (1990–2009), heart failure.^[266]
• Bruce Hyde, 74, American educator and actor (Star Trek), throat cancer.^[267]
• Sue Lloyd-Roberts, 64, British television journalist (BBC,ITN), leukaemia.^[268]
• Leif Mevik, 85, Norwegian diplomat.^[269]
• Julien J. Studley, 88, Belgian-born American businessman.^[270]
• Skatemaster Tate, 56, American musician and television show host, liver cancer.^[271]
• K. Velayudam, 65, Sri Lankan politician and trade unionist,MP forBadulla (2001–2004, 2014–2015).^[272]
• Michael Walsh, 88, British Army general and scouting leader,Chief Scout (1982–1988).^[273]
• Michael John Wise, 97, British geographer.^[274]
• Mohamed Sohel Al-Masum, 40, Bangladeshi footballer^[275]

• Nurlan Balgimbayev, 67, Kazakh politician,Prime Minister (1997–1999), cancer.^[276]
• Bobby Braithwaite, 78, Northern Irish footballer (Linfield,Middlesbrough,national team).^[277]
• Antonio Cedrés, 87, Spanish footballer (Real Betis).^[278]
• Marianne Dickerson, 54, American long-distance runner.^[279]
• Takehiko Furuta, 89, Japanese historian.^[280]
• José Luis García, 91, Mexican baseball player and manager (Tigres de Quintana Roo).^[281]
• Peter Hermes, 93, German diplomat.^[282]
• Richard Holden, 88, American dancer and choreographer.^[283]
• Mathieu Kérékou, 82, Beninese politician,President (1972–1991, 1996–2006).^[284]
• Margaret Keyes, 97, American historian and preserver of historic buildings.^[285]
• Jimmy Lord, 79, American politician.^[286]
• Florența Mihai, 60, Romanian tennis player, coach and official, Secretary General of theRTF (1984–1989), cancer.^[287]
• Jordi Miralles, 53, Spanish politician, member of theParliament of Catalonia (2003–2012), meningitis.^[288]
• Bruce Mozert, 98, American photographer.^[289]
• Sol Roper, 79, English rugby league player (Workington Town).^[290]
• Aubrey Rozzell, 82, American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers,Montreal Alouettes).^[291]
• Radhakrishna Hariram Tahiliani, 85, Indian admiral and politician,Chief of the Naval Staff (1984–1987),Governor of Sikkim (1990–1994).^[292]
• Paul W. Taylor, 91, American philosopher.^[293]
• Reg Tubby, 91, Australian politician.^[294]
• Robert M. White, 92, American meteorologist, director of theNational Weather Service (1963–1965),ESSA (1965–1970),NOAA (1970–1977), complications of dementia.^[295]
• Miranda Yap, 67, Singaporean chemical engineer.^[296]
• Dan Zaneski, 70, American football coach.^[297]

• Lennart Anderson, 87, American painter.^[298]
• Jaromír Bünter, 85, Czech Olympic ice hockey player.^[299]
• Robert D'Silva, 90, Pakistani Roman Catholic priest.^[300]
• Deo Filikunjombe, 43, Tanzanian politician,MP forLudewa (2010–2015), helicopter crash.^[301]
• Sergei Filippenkov, 44, Russian football player (CSKA Moscow) and coach, heart attack.^[302]
• Yoshihiko Funazaki, 70, Japanese writer.^[303]
• Nate Huffman, 40, American basketball player (Toronto Raptors,Maccabi Tel Aviv), bladder cancer.^[304]
• Harriet Klausner, 63, American book reviewer.^[305]
• Don Livingstone, 67, Australian politician,Queensland MLA forIpswich West (1989–1998, 2001–2006), stomach cancer.^[306]
• Dölf Mettler, 81, Swiss yodeler and painter.^[307]
• Joël Gustave Nana Ngongang, 33, CameroonianLGBT rights activist.^[308]
• Neill Sheridan, 93, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox), pneumonia.^[309]
• J. Robert Stassen, 88, American politician, member of theMinnesota Senate (1973–1976), Alzheimer's disease and dementia.^[310]
• Michael Stevens, 48, American television producer (Kennedy Center Honors), stomach cancer.^[311]
• Stella Sutherland, 91, Scottish poet.^[312]
• Kenneth D. Taylor, 81, Canadian diplomat, Ambassador to Iran (1977–1980), awarded U.S.Congressional Gold Medal for role in "Canadian Caper", colorectal cancer.^[313]
• Carlos Brilhante Ustra, 83, Brazilian military officer, cancer.^[314]
• Larry N. Vanderhoef, 74, American biochemist, Chancellor ofUC Davis (1994–2009), complications from ischemic strokes.^[315]
• Col Westaway, 79, Australian cricketer.^[316]
• Tyrone Young, 55, American football player (New Orleans Saints), multiple myeloma.^[317]

• Bernie Agrons, 93, American politician.^[318]
• Ralph Andrews, 87, American television producer (You Don't Say!,Liar's Club,Lingo), Alzheimer's disease.^[319]
• Mikhail Burtsev, 59, Russian Soviet fencer, six-time world champion, two-time Olympic champion (1976,1980).^[320]
• Richard J. Cardamone, 90, American judge, member of theSecond Circuit Court of Appeals (since 1981).^[321]
• Francesc de Paula Burguera, 87, Spanish journalist and politician, member of theCongress of Deputies (1977–1979).^[322]
• David Drew, 77, English ballet dancer.^[323]
• Ted Ewing, 83, American politician.^[324]
• James W. Fowler, 75, American theologian and pastoral psychologist, complications related to Alzheimer's disease.^[325]
• Marge Frantz, 93, American activist and academic.^[326]
• Luciano García Alén, 87, Spanish physician and ethnographer.^[327]
• Joseph E. Irenas, 75, American judge, member of theUS District Court for New Jersey (since 1992), fall.^[328]
• William James, 85, Australian soldier and military physician.^[329]
• Neville Jason, 81, English actor (Maigret,The Duellists,From Russia with Love).^[330]
• John Jennings, 61, American musician and music producer, kidney cancer.^[331]
• Olimpo López, 97, Colombian pastry chef.^[332]
• Barbara Orzechowska-Ryszel, 84, Polish Olympic fencer (1960).^[333]
• Beny Primm, 87, American physician, HIV/AIDS researcher and activist, kidney disease.^[334]
• Irwin Schiff, 87, Americantax protester, lung cancer.^[335]
• Memduh Ün, 95, Turkish film director.^[336]
• Vera Williams, 88, American children's writer.^[337]
• Julia Wilson-Dickson, 66, English dialect coach (Braveheart,The Theory of Everything,Chocolat), brain haemorrhage.^[338]

• Lois Bellman, 89, American baseball player (AAGPBL).^[339]
• Danièle Delorme, 89, French actress.^[340]
• Johnny Hamilton, 66, Scottish footballer (Hibernian,Rangers,St Johnstone).^[341]
• Howard Kendall, 69, English football player and manager (Blackburn Rovers,Everton,Athletic Bilbao).^[342]
• Anne-Marie Lizin, 66, Belgian politician, President of theSenate (2004–2007).^[343]
• Manoel, 62, Brazilian footballer.^[344]
• Morando Morandini, 91, Italian film critic and author.^[345]
• Houston Ridge, 71, American football player (San Diego Chargers).^[346]
• Peter Sands, 91, Irish politician.^[347]
• Tom Smith, 67, American politician.^[348]
• Emory Tate, 56, American chess player, heart attack.^[349]
• Algy Thomas, 75, Welsh rugby union player.^[350]
• Rosa Tschudi, 91, Swiss chef and author.^[351]
• Norman Vickar, 98, Canadian politician.^[352]

• Franklin April, 31, Namibian footballer, asthma attack.^[353]
• André Bourgeois, 87, Belgian politician,Minister of Agriculture (1992–1995).^[354]
• Ignazio Cannavò, 93, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop ofMessina-Lipari-Santa Lucia del Mela (1986–1997).^[355]
• Kallu Chidambaram, 70, Indian comedy actor.^[356]
• Robert Dickerson, 91, Australian artist, cancer.^[357]
• Gamal al-Ghitani, 70, Egyptian author, respiratory complications.^[358]
• Robert W. Farquhar, 83, AmericanNASAmission design specialist.^[359]
• Walter S. Graf, 98, American cardiologist.^[360]
• Bruce Hansen, 54, American football player (New England Patriots).^[361]
• Brian Hurn, 76, Australian cricketer (South Australia).^[362]
• Jack Johnson, 81, American football player (Chicago Bears,Buffalo Bills).^[363]
• Héctor Mario López Fuentes, 85, Guatemalan general, prostate cancer.^[364]
• Ankaralı Namık, 38, Turkish folk singer, fall.^[365]
• Tommy O'Keefe, 87, American basketball player (Washington Capitols,Baltimore Bullets) and coach (Georgetown Hoyas).^[366]
• Anita Sarko, 68, American DJ and journalist, suicide by hanging.^[367]
• Loren P. Thompson, 88, American politician.^[368]
• Harry Verran, 85, Canadian politician,MP forSouth West Nova (1993–1997).^[369]
• Frank Watkins, 47, American bassist (Obituary,Gorgoroth), cancer.^[370]
• Paul West, 85, British-born American novelist and poet, pneumonia.^[371]

• Bill Collier, 94, Australian rugby league player (St. George Dragons).^[372]
• Bill Daley, 96, American football player.^[373]
• Ron Greener, 81, English footballer (Darlington).^[374]
• Ena Kadic, 26, Bosnian-born Austrian model, fall.^[375]
• Patricia Kern, 88, British mezzo-soprano and voice teacher.^[376]
• Fleming Mackell, 86, Canadian ice hockey player (Toronto Maple Leafs,Boston Bruins).^[377]
• Alessandro Plotti, 83, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop ofPisa (1986–2008).^[378]
• Dick Sharples, 88, British scriptwriter.^[379]
• Ali Treki, 78, Libyan diplomat,Foreign Minister (1976–1982, 1984–1986),President of the United Nations General Assembly (2009–2010).^[380]
• D. C. Wilcutt, 92, American basketball player (St. Louis Bombers).^[381]
• Roland R. Wright, 96, American Mormon missionary.^[382]

• Makis Dendrinos, 65, Greek basketball player and coach, complications from a heart attack.^[383]
• Rufus Granderson, 79, American football player.^[384]
• Arno Gruen, 92, German-born American psychologist.^[385]
• Neeltje Karelse, 89, Dutch Olympic track-and-field athlete (1948).^[386]
• Gilberto Jiménez Narváez, 78, Colombian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop ofRiohacha (1996–2001).^[387]
• Kazimierz Łaski, 93, Polish-born Austrian economist.^[388]
• Yoná Magalhães, 80, Brazilian actress, complications following heart surgery.^[389]
• Juan Negri, 90, Chilean footballer.^[390]
• Brian Oliver, 86, Australian Olympic athlete (1956).^[391]
• Syed Zahoor Qasim, 88, Indian marine biologist.^[392]
• Don Rendell, 89, English jazz musician.^[393]
• Sir John Scott, 84, New Zealand medical researcher, President of theRoyal Society of New Zealand (1997–2000).^[394]
• Ian Steel, 86, Scottish racing cyclist.^[395]
• K. S. L. Swamy, 77, Indian film director and singer,National Film Award for Best Children's Film (1989).^[396]
• Jane Wardle, 64, British clinical psychologist, cancer.^[397]
• Cory Wells, 74, American singer (Three Dog Night), complications from multiple myeloma.^[398]

• Peter Baldwin, 82, British actor (Coronation Street).^[399]
• Piercarlo Beroldi, 87, Italian Olympic sports shooter.^[400]
• France Bučar, 92, Slovene politician,Speaker of the National Assembly (1990–1992).^[401]
• Gregory Robert Choppin, 87, American nuclear chemist.^[402]
• E. Virgil Conway, 85, American civil servant.^[403]
• Marty Ingels, 79, American actor (I'm Dickens, He's Fenster,Pac-Man), stroke.^[404]
• Jim Jodat, 61, American football player, cancer.^[405]
• Suryanath U. Kamath, 78, Indian historian.^[406]
• Francis Kiddle, 73, British philatelist, lung cancer.^[407]
• Simo Kuismanen, 83, Finnish Olympic sprint canoeist.^[408]
• Ossie Langfelder, 89, Austrian-born American politician, Mayor ofSpringfield, Illinois (1987–1995).^[409]
• Rhoda Leonard, 87, American baseball player (AAGPBL).^[410]
• Homer I. Lewis, 96, American major general.^[411]
• Michael Meacher, 75, British politician, MP forOldham West (1970–1997) andOldham West and Royton (since 1997).^[412]
• Norman W. Moore, 92, British conservationist, researcher into the use oforganochloride pesticides.^[413]
• William Murray, 8th Earl of Mansfield, 85, Scottish nobleman and politician, appointedMEP (1973–1975).^[414]
• Diana Pullein-Thompson, 90, British writer.^[415]
• Jim Robertson, 87, American baseball player (Philadelphia Athletics,Kansas City Athletics).^[416]
• Yawar Saeed, 80, Pakistani cricketer and manager, brain tumour.^[417]
• Anton Solomoukha, 69, Ukrainian-born French artist and photographer.^[418]
• Sir Christopher Walford, 80, British solicitor and politician,Lord Mayor of London (1994–1995).^[419]
• Sheldon Wolin, 93, American political theorist.^[420]

• Willem Aantjes, 92, Dutch politician, member of theHouse of Representatives (1959–1978).^[421]
• Çetin Altan, 88, Turkish writer and politician,MP (1965–1969).^[422]
• Murphy Anderson, 89, American comic book artist (Superman,Green Lantern,Hawkman), creator ofZatanna, heart failure.^[423]
• John Backe, 83, American television executive, President and CEO ofCBS (1977–1980), heart failure.^[424]
• Scott Barr, 99, American politician, member of theWashington House of Representatives (1977–1983) andSenate (1983–1993).^[425]
• Larry Clarke, 90, Canadian businessman and Chancellor ofYork University (1986–1991).^[426]
• Tien Feng, 87, Chinese actor.^[427]
• Juan Ferrer, 60, Cuban judoka, Olympic silver medalist (1980).^[428]
• Esther Geller, 93, American painter.^[429]
• Jürgen Henkys, 85, German theologian.^[430]
• Labh Janjua, 57, Indian singer-songwriter, suspected heart attack.^[431]
• Louis Jung, 98, French politician,Senator forBas-Rhin (1952–1995).^[432]
• Bryan Lowe, 89, English cricketer (Cheshire).^[433]
• Jerome Kass, 78, American screenwriter (Queen of the Stardust Ballroom), prostate cancer.^[434]
• Gorden Kelley, 77, American football player (San Francisco 49ers,Washington Redskins).^[435]
• Arnold Klein, 70, American dermatologist.^[436]
• Mark Murphy, 83, American jazz vocalist, complications from pneumonia.^[437]
• Carl Schaukowitch, 64, American football player (Denver Broncos).^[438]
• Bernard Schröter, 81, German Olympic boxer.^[439]
• Michael Margaret Stewart, 62, American lawyer,First Lady of Alaska (1986–1990), ovarian cancer.^[440]
• Mohammad Daud Sultanzoy, 63, Afghan politician, shot.^[441]
• Tomás Torres Mercado, 54, Mexican politician, member of theSenate (2006–2012), plane crash.^[442]
• John Tsitouris, 79, American baseball player (Cincinnati Reds,Kansas City Athletics).^[443]
• Jorge Valls, 82, Cuban activist and poet.^[444]
• Richard M. Wells, 85, American major general.^[445]
• Joshua Wheeler, 39, American army soldier, shot.^[446]

• Jake Bailey, 37, American make-up artist, suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning.^[447]
• Bill Berezowski, 87, Canadian football player (Hamilton Tiger-Cats,Toronto Argonauts).^[448]
• Leon Bibb, 93, American folk singer.^[449]
• John Bossy, 82, British historian.^[450]
• Michel Couriard, 61, British Channel Islander civil servant, cancer.^[451]
• Roger De Clerck, 91, Belgian chief executive (Beaulieu International Group).^[452]
• Arthur Gilbert, 94, British nonagenarian triathlete.^[453]
• Reggie Hannah, 56, American basketball player, cancer.^[454]
• Guðbjartur Hannesson, 65, Icelandic politician, cancer.^[455]
• Antony Hignell, 87, British sportsman.^[456]
• Krunoslav Hulak, 64, Croatian chess grandmaster, lung cancer.^[457]
• Roar Johansen, 80, Norwegian footballer (Fredrikstad,national team).^[458]
• Bill Keith, 75, American banjo player, cancer.^[459]
• Albert Kish, 78, Hungarian-born Canadian film director.^[460]
• Stephen Melia, 53, Irish Gaelic footballer, complications from motor neuron disease.^[461]
• Takis Papageorgopoulos, 81, Greek army general and politician.^[462]
• Peter Price, 83, Scottish footballer (Ayr United,St Mirren).^[463]
• Jim Roberts, 75, Canadian ice hockey player (Montreal Canadiens,St. Louis Blues), cancer.^[464]
• Fred Sands, 77, American real estate mogul, stroke.^[465]
• Thomas G. Stemberg, 66, American office supply executive (Staples Inc.) and philanthropist, stomach cancer.^[466]
• Paride Tumburus, 76, Italian footballer, heart attack.^[467]
• Lyubov Tyurina, 72, Russian Soviet volleyball player, Olympic champion (1972).^[468]
• Zhu Muzhi, 98, Chinese politician.^[469]

• Sir Michael Beetham, 92, Britishmarshal of the air force,Chief of the Air Staff (1977–1982).^[470]
• Carlos Bousoño, 92, Spanish poet and literary critic.^[471]
• Alvin Bronstein, 87, American lawyer and prisoner rights activist, complications from Alzheimer's disease.^[472]
• Christopher Chapman, 88, Canadian writer, director, editor and cinematographer (A Place to Stand), creator of themulti-dynamic image technique.^[473]
• Hasset Go, 29, Filipino chef, liver cancer.^[474]
• Kirsty Howard, 20, British hospice fundraiser, complications from a kidney infection and heart attack.^[475]
• Shamshad Hussain, 69, Indian painter, liver cancer.^[476]
• Margarita Khemlin, 55, Ukrainian author.^[477]
• Edythe Kirchmaier, 107, American centenarian, oldest known Facebook user.^[478]
• Ján Chryzostom Korec, 91, Slovak Roman Catholic prelate, Jesuit Cardinal and Bishop ofNitra (1990–2005).^[479]
• Eteiwi Majali, 64–65, Jordanian politician, member of theHouse of Representatives (since 2013).^[480]
• Will McLean, 58, American fantasy artist, esophageal cancer.^[481]
• Maureen O'Hara, 95, Irish-American actress (How Green Was My Valley,Miracle on 34th Street,The Quiet Man).^[482]
• Nat Peck, 90, American jazz trombonist.^[483]
• Sandra Peterson, 79, American politician, member of theMinnesota House of Representatives (2005–2013).^[484]
• Gaston Poulain, 88, French Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop ofPérigueux (1988–2004).^[485]
• William John Quinn, 104, American railroad executive.^[486]
• Bhaskar Save, 93, Indian farmer and activist.^{[citation needed]}
• Thomas Sunesson, 56, Swedish footballer (Malmö FF).^[487]
• Ryszard Wcisło, 82, Polish scout leader.^[488]

• Cao Ying, 92, Chinese translator of Russian literature.^[489]
• David Cesarani, 58, British Jewish historian, Holocaust specialist, complications from spinal surgery.^[490]
• Fehmi Demir, 58, Turkish politician, leader of theRights and Freedoms Party, traffic collision.^[491]
• Wojciech Fangor, 92, Polish artist.^[492]
• Pijush Ganguly, 50, Indian actor, multiple organ failure following traffic collision.^[493]
• Ken Graveney, 90, English cricketer (Gloucestershire).^[494]
• Marlo Henderson, 67, American session guitarist.^[495]
• Lisa Jardine, 71, Britishearly modern historian, cancer.^[496]
• Vladimír Kobranov, 88, Czech ice hockey player, Olympic silver medalist (1948).^[497]
• Cecil Lolo, 27, South African footballer (Ajax Cape Town), traffic collision.^[498]
• Dennis Morgan, 63, American football player (Dallas Cowboys), heart attack.^[499]
• Georg Müller, 64, German-born Norwegian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop ofTrondheim (1997–2009).^[500]
• Flip Saunders, 60, American basketball coach (Detroit Pistons,Washington Wizards,Minnesota Timberwolves), lymphoma.^[501]
• Lee Shaw, 89, American jazz pianist.^[502]
• Asa T. Spaulding Jr., 81, American politician.^[503]
• Matt Watson, 79, Scottish footballer (Kilmarnock).^[504]
• Basil Williams, 65, Jamaican cricketer (West Indies), heart attack.^[505]

• Willis Carto, 89, Americanwhite supremacist andHolocaust denier, founder of theAmerican Free Press.^[506]
• S. Barry Cooper, 72, British mathematician, computational theorist, author and activist.^[507]
• Robert P. DeVecchi, 85, American rescue foundation executive, Director ofInternational Rescue Committee.^[508]
• Peter Farquhar, 69, English novelist, homicide.^[509]
• Steve Goss, 65, American politician, member of theNorth Carolina Senate (2006–2010), cancer.^[510]
• Zeke Hogeland, 89, American college basketball coach (Northern Iowa).^[511]
• Penelope Houston, 88, British film critic, editor ofSight & Sound (1956–1990).^[512]
• Leo Kadanoff, 78, American physicist (University of Chicago), President ofAmerican Physical Society (2006–2008), respiratory failure.^[513]
• Robert Light, 88, American politician, member of theNew Mexico House of Representatives (1985–1996).^[514]
• Keith McNamara, 87, American politician.^[515]
• Giuseppe Nazzaro, 77, Italian-born Syrian Roman Catholic prelate, Vicar Apostolic ofAleppo (2002–2013).^[516]
• David Rodriguez, 63, American singer-songwriter.^[517]
• Sam Sarpong, 40, British-born American model and actor (Love Don't Cost a Thing,Farm House,Anchor Baby), suicide by jumping.^[518]
• Ed Walker, 83, American radio personality (Joy Boys), cancer.^[519]

• Farag Ali, 52, Egyptian Olympic wrestler.^[520]
• Eric Allen, 66, American football player (Toronto Argonauts,Michigan State).^[521]
• Mitzura Arghezi, 90, Romanian actress, journalist and politician,MP (1996–2004).^[522]
• Helen Astin, 83, Greek-born American scholar and feminist.^[523]
• Ayerdhal, 56, French author, cancer.^[524]
• Ranjit Roy Chaudhury, 84, Indian pharmacologist.^[525]
• Betsy Drake, 92, American actress and writer.^[526]
• Philip French, 82, British film critic (The Observer) andBBC radio producer, heart attack.^[527]
• Herbie Goins, 76, American R&B singer.^[528]
• Henry Hook, 60, American crossword compiler.^[529]
• Miyu Matsuki, 38, Japanese voice actress,lymphoma due tochronic active EBV infection.^[530]
• Tshepo Ngwane, 39, South African actor.^[531]
• Gulam Noon, Baron Noon, 79, Indian-born British food production businessman, chancellor ofUniversity of East London, liver cancer.^[532]
• Noriyoshi Ohrai, 79, Japanese illustrator, pneumonia.^[533]
• Stanley Philips, 95, English cricketer.^[534]
• Rajendra Singh Rana, 54, Indian politician,Uttar Pradesh MLA forDeoband (2002–2007, 2012–2015), cancer.^[535]
• Ralph Richeson, 63, American actor (Deadwood,Hancock), heart failure.^[536]
• Rose Tobias Shaw, 97, Polish-born American casting director (The Jewel of the Nile,Equus,The Wild Geese).^[537]
• Yoshito Takamine, 89, American politician and labor leader, member of theHawaii House of Representatives (1959–1984).^[538]
• Tillman, 10, American skateboarding English bulldog, heart disease.^[539]
• Irving Ungerman, 92, Canadian boxing manager (George Chuvalo,Clyde Gray), promoter, poultry executive and philanthropist, stroke.^[540]

• Pazuzu Algarad, 36–37, American murderer, suicide by exsanguination.^[541]
• Peter Barrett, 59, Irish Anglican prelate,Bishop of Cashel and Ossory (2002–2006).^[542]
• Jack A. Brown, 86, American politician, member of theArizona House of Representatives (1963–1974, 1987–1996, 2005–2011) andSenate (1999–2004).^[543]
• Diane Charlemagne, 51, British singer (Urban Cookie Collective), cancer.^[544]
• Joseph Dergham, 85, Lebanese-born Egyptian Maronite Catholic hierarch, Bishop ofCairo (1989–2005).^[545]
• Nancy Dye, 56, American historian and educator, President ofOberlin College (1994–2007).^[546]
• Bruce L. Edwards, 63, American literary scholar, expert onC.S. Lewis, ruptured aortic aneurysm.^[547]
• Nicolás Fuentes, 74, Peruvian footballer (national team), pulmonary failure as a complication of diabetes.^[548]
• Tom Hosier, 73, American college football coach (Eureka,Macalester,Winona State).^[549]
• Attila Kálmán, 77, Hungarian educator and politician,MP (1990–1994).^[550]
• Terry Kershaw, 63, American sociologist.^[551]
• Monte B. Miller, 85, American lieutenant general.^[552]
• Sir Gerry Neale, 74, British politician, MP forNorth Cornwall (1979–1992).^[553]
• Gyang Pwajok, 48, Nigerian politician, member of theSenate forPlateau (2012–2015), complications from hepatocellular carcinoma.^[554]
• Jorge Scarso, 99, Italian-born Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop ofPatos de Minas (1967–1992).^[555]
• Tadeusz Sobolewicz, 92, Polish actor and author, survivor of Nazi concentration camps.^[556]
• Scott James Wells, 54, American actor (Superboy) and model.^[557]

• Nick Bolkovac, 87, American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers) .^[558]
• Per Brunvand, 78, Norwegian newspaper editor.^[559]
• Luther Burden, 62, American basketball player (Virginia Squires,New York Knicks), heart failure.^[560]
• Jacques Delécluse, 82, French percussionist.^[561]
• Kenneth Gilbert, 84, British actor (Doctor Who,House of Cards).^[562]
• Kunishirō Hayashi, 76, Japanese actor, pancreatic cancer.^[563]
• Ernesto Herrera, 73, Filipino politician, member of theHouse of Representatives (1998–2001) andSenate (1987–1998), heart attack.^[564]
• Tassie Johnson, 77, Australian football player (Melbourne).^[565]
• Peter Knott, 59, Australian politician, member of theHouse of Representatives forGilmore (1993–1996).^[566]
• Lowell B. Komie, 87, American lawyer and author.^[567]
• Boris Kristančič, 82, Slovene Olympic basketball player (1960) and coach.^[568]
• Oddvar Kruge, 89, Norwegian footballer.^[569]
• James Luther Mays, 94, American Old Testament scholar.^[570]
• Franz Thaler, 90, Italian author.^[571]
• Ranko Žeravica, 85, Serbian basketball coach (Partizan).^[572]

• Abdullah al-Dafa'i, 55-56, Yemeni politician.^[573]
• Richard Amidon, 87, American politician.^[574]
• Mel Daniels, 71, AmericanHall of Fame basketball player (Indiana Pacers).^[575]
• Haliru Dantoro, 77, Nigerian traditional ruler and politician, Emir ofBorgu (since 2000), member of theSenate (1993).^[576]
• Zehra Deović, 76, Bosniansevdalinka folk singer.^[577]
• Wallace Dollase, 78, American horse trainer.^[578]
• Joel Elkes, 101, American medical researcher.^[579]
• Jean Ferris, 76, American author (Love Among the Walnuts), complications from acute myeloid leukemia.^[580]
• Colin Hilton, 78, English cricketer (Lancashire).^[581]
• Beverly Long, 95, American activist.^[582]
• John McCollum, 93, American opera singer.^[583]
• Al Molinaro, 96, American actor (The Odd Couple,Happy Days,Joanie Loves Chachi), complications from infected gall bladder.^[584]
• Lucídio Portela Nunes, 93, Brazilian politician, Governor ofPiauí (1979–1983).^[585]
• Wallace E. Oates, 78, American economist.^[586]
• Sinan Şamil Sam, 41, German-born Turkish professional boxer, liver failure.^[587]
• Double Shah, 51, Pakistani fraudster.
• Norm Siebern, 82, American baseball player (Kansas City Athletics,New York Yankees,Baltimore Orioles).^[588]

• Ants Antson, 76, Estonian speed skater, Olympic champion (1964).^[589]
• Thomas Blatt, 88, Polish writer and Holocaust survivor following escape fromSobibór, complications from dementia.^[590]
• Sergio Donadoni, 101, Italian Egyptologist.^[591]
• Patricia Farrar, 84, American educator, First Lady ofSouth Dakota (1969–1971), Parkinson's disease and Lewy body dementia.^[592]
• Ivan Frgić, 62, Serbian Yugoslav Olympic silver medallist wrestler (1976).^[593]
• Howard Green, 90, Canadian-American physician and clinical researcher (MIT,Harvard Medical School), pioneer in skin regeneration, respiratory failure.^[594]
• Hroar Hansen, 68, Norwegian politician, newspaper owner and editor (Morgenbladet).^[595]
• Charles Herbert, 66, American actor (Wagon Train,13 Ghosts,The Fly), heart attack.^[596]
• Tadeusz Jodłowski, 90, Polish artist.^[597]
• Pinky Kravitz, 88, American radio broadcaster (WOND).^[598]
• Dick Lane, 88, American politician, member of theGeorgia House of Representatives (1966–1994).^[599]
• George K. Larsen, 77, American politician.^[600]
• Colin Nicholson, 79, New Zealand lawyer and jurist, judge of theHigh Courts ofNew Zealand (1998–2009) and theCook Islands (2005–2012).^[601]
• Ryūzō Saki, 78, Japanese writer, throat cancer.^[602]
• Gus Savage, 90, American newspaper executive and politician, member of theU.S. House of Representatives forIllinois's 2nd district (1981–1993).^[603]
• David Shugar, 100, Polish-born Canadian physicist.^[604]
• Benjamin Drake Wright, 89, American psychometrician.^[605]
• T. M. Wright, 68, American author, Parkinson's disease.^[606]