1 •
Jake Abraham, 56, British actor (
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels,
Mean Machine,
The 51st State), prostate cancer. •
Lars Arnesson, 87, Swedish football player (
Djurgårdens IF) and manager (
Östers IF,
national team). •
Julian Bahula, 85, South African drummer, composer and bandleader (
Jabula). •
Wilf Billington, 93, English footballer (
Workington,
Blackburn Rovers). •
Nikolai Bulgakov, 63, Russian football player (
Iskra Smolensk,
CSKA Moscow,
Kristall Smolensk) and manager. •
Eve Bunting, 94, Northern Irish-born American author (
Smoky Night,
The Presence: A Ghost Story), pneumonia. •
David Burrell, 90, American academic and theologian. •
Jim Caple, 61, American sports journalist (
ESPN.com) and writer, complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and dementia. •
Russ Francis, 70, football player (
New England Patriots,
San Francisco 49ers), plane crash. •
Ron Haffkine, 84, American record producer and music manager (
Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show), leukemia and kidney failure. •
Kenneth Horsnell, 90, Australian cricketer (
South Australia). •
Patricia Janečková, 25, Slovak soprano, breast cancer. •
Kim Yong-il, 76, North Korean diplomat and politician. (death announced on this date) •
Theresa Kufuor, 87, Ghanaian nurse,
first lady (2001–2009). •
Doug Larsen, 47, American politician, member of the
North Dakota Senate (since 2020), plane crash. •
Richard J. Lesniak, 84, American politician, member of the
Indiana House of Representatives (1968–1972). •
Sir Christopher Lewinton, 91, British-American businessman. •
Joyce Currie Little, 89, American computer scientist. •
Frank McDougall, 65, Scottish footballer (
Clydebank,
St Mirren,
Aberdeen), heart disease. •
Richard McSpadden, 63, American educator and USAF pilot, commander of
Thunderbirds, plane crash. •
Enoch Teye Mensah, 77, Ghanaian politician,
MP (1997–2017). •
Robert Misrahi, 97, French philosopher. •
Elinés Olivero, 21, Venezuelan military officer. •
Peter Penfold, 79, British diplomat,
governor of the Virgin Islands (1991–1996) and
high commissioner to Sierra Leone (1997–2000), cancer. •
Nikolay Pivovarov, 92, Russian engineer and politician, member of the
Supreme Soviet of Russia (1980–1990). •
George Reed, 83, American
Hall of Fame football player (
Saskatchewan Roughriders). •
Tripurari Sharma, 67, Indian playwright, stage director and screenwriter (
Mirch Masala,
Sanshodhan). •
Roberto Thieme, 80, Chilean political activist. •
Tim Wakefield, 57, American baseball player (
Boston Red Sox,
Pittsburgh Pirates) and commentator (
NESN), brain cancer. •
John Waring, 81, English cricketer (
Yorkshire,
Warwickshire). •
Claudius E. Watts III, 87, American Air Force general, president of
The Citadel (1989–1996). •
Beverly Willis, 95, American architect (
San Francisco Ballet Building), complications from Parkinson's disease.
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Kevin M. Birmingham, 51, American Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of
Chicago (since 2020). •
Guy Briet, 87, French football manager (
Saint-Étienne,
Tours). •
Mack C. Chase, 92, American petroleum businessman. •
Casey Cox, 82, American baseball player (
Washington Senators/Texas Rangers,
New York Yankees). •
Marie-Daniel Dadiet, 71, Ivorian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Katiola (2002–2004) and archbishop of
Korhogo (2004–2017). •
Lynn Eves, 81, Canadian Olympic sprinter (
1960). •
Mel Fitzgerald, 70, Canadian wheelchair racer, three-time Paralympic champion (
1980,
1984), cardiovascular disease. •
Herbert Handt, 97, American operatic tenor and conductor. •
Lefteris Hapsiadis, 69, Greek lyricist. •
Syed Amir Ali Shah Jamote, 82, Pakistani politician,
MNA (2002–2018). •
James Jorden, 69, American journalist and music critic (
Parterre Box). •
Firdaus Khisamitdinova, 73, Russian Bashkir linguist and politician,
minister of education of Bashkortostan (1995–1998). •
Josh Kruger, 39, American journalist (
The Philadelphia Inquirer) and activist, shot. •
Trienke Laurie, 77, South African poet. •
Francis Lee, 79, English football player (
Manchester City,
Bolton Wanderers,
national team) and chairman, cancer. •
David H. Montplaisir, 87, American politician, member of the
North Dakota House of Representatives (1965–1966). •
Frangkiskos Papamanolis, 86, Greek Latin Catholic prelate, bishop of
Syros and Milos (1974–2014) and of
Santorini (1974–2014). •
Harriet Pattison, 94, American landscape architect (
Kimbell Art Museum). •
Satyaram Reang, 80, Indian dancer and folk artist. •
Njeri Rionge, 57, Kenyan technology entrepreneur. •
Richard Salzmann, 94, Czech banker and politician,
senator (1996–2000). •
Petar Sarić, 86, Serbian poet and prose writer. •
Herbert Schambeck, 89, Austrian legal scholar and politician,
MP (1969–1997). •
Alice Shalvi, 96, German-born Israeli professor and educator. •
Umaru Shehu, 92, Nigerian physician and academic administrator, vice-chancellor of the
University of Nigeria (1978–1979). •
Hampton Smith, 89, American football coach (
Albany State Golden Rams). •
Naoki Takashima, 73, Japanese politician, president of the
Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly (2014–2015). •
Geneviève Viney, 86, French law professor and jurist. •
Gord Wilson, 91, Canadian ice hockey player (
Boston Bruins).
3 •
Arthur Burns, 60, British historian, cancer. •
Joe Christopher, 87, American baseball player (
Pittsburgh Pirates,
New York Mets,
Boston Red Sox). •
Jacqueline Dark, 55, Australian opera singer, cancer. •
Jean-Pierre Elkabbach, 86, French journalist (
France 2,
France 3,
Europe 1). •
Jennie M. Forehand, 87, American politician, member of the
Maryland Senate (1995–2015) and
House of Delegates (1978–1994), complications from Alzheimer's disease. •
Thomas Gambino, 94, American mobster (
Gambino crime family). •
Edward Hagedorn, 76, Filipino politician, member of the
House of Representatives (since 2022) and mayor of
Puerto Princesa (1992–2001, 2002–2013), pancreatic cancer. •
Avgust Ipavec, 83, Slovenian-Austrian Roman Catholic priest and composer. •
Johannes Kühn, 89, German poet. •
Patrice Lecornu, 65, French football player (
Angers,
national team) and manager (
Red Star). •
Lena McLin, 95, American music teacher, composer and pastor. •
Marina Mizzau, 87, Italian writer and essayist. •
Howard Murphy, 79, American football coach (
Westfield State). •
Garry Nehl, 89, Australian politician,
MP (1984–2001). •
Hitoshi Nomura, 78, Japanese artist, pneumonia. •
Carlos Oliveira, 80, Portuguese Olympic rower (
1972). •
Giulio Quercini, 81, Italian journalist (
Rinascita) and politician,
deputy (1987–1992). •
Harald Tusberg, 88, Norwegian television presenter (
NRK). •
Jacques Valade, 93, French politician,
deputy (1970–1973) and
senator (1980–1987, 1989–2008). •
Bob Wagner, 76, American football coach (
Hawaii Rainbow Warriors). •
Khoshbakht Yusifzadeh, 93, Azerbaijani geologist, member of the
Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences.
4 •
David Benedictus, 85, English novelist (
The Fourth of June,
This Animal Is Mischievous,
Return to the Hundred Acre Wood). •
Wayne Comer, 79, American baseball player (
Detroit Tigers,
Milwaukee Brewers,
Washington Senators). •
József Csík, 77, Hungarian Olympic javelin thrower (
1972). •
Tracey Freeman, 75, Australian athlete, six-time Paralympic champion (
1972,
1976). •
Luis Giampietri, 82, Peruvian military officer and politician,
first vice president (2006–2011) and
MP (2006–2011). •
Pat Hays, 76, American politician, mayor of
North Little Rock, Arkansas (1989–2013) and member of the
Arkansas House of Representatives (1987–1989). •
Murílio de Avellar Hingel, 90, Brazilian geographer and politician,
minister of education (1992–1995). •
Tommy Hoyland, 91, English footballer (
Sheffield United,
Bradford City). •
Giannis Ioannidis, 78, Greek basketball player and coach (
Aris,
Olympiacos,
national team). •
P. Jayadevi, Indian film director (
Vilangu,
Power of Women) and screenwriter (
Puratchikkaaran). •
Sepp Klasen, 88, German lawyer and politician, member of the
Landtag of Bavaria (1970–1990). •
Kamchy Kolbayev, 49, Kyrgyz crime boss, shot. •
Yosef Mahalal, 83, Israeli footballer (
Bnei Yehuda,
Hapoel Ashkelon,
national team). •
Héctor Mayagoitia Domínguez, 100, Mexican bacteriologist and politician,
governor of Durango (1974–1979). •
Rives McBee, 84, American golfer. •
Felice De Nicolò, 81, Italian Olympic alpine skier (
1960,
1964). •
Ivan Nikitchuk, 79, Russian politician,
MP (1995–2003, 2011–2016). •
Felix Owusu-Adjapong, 79, Ghanaian politician,
MP (1997–2009), minister of
transport (2001–2003) and
energy (2008–2009). •
Dominique Perrier, 72–73, French electronic musician and composer (
Space Art,
Stone Age). •
Mahinder Rathipal, 67, Surinamese politician,
MP (2000–2015). •
Boris M. Schein, 85, Russian-American mathematician. •
Telesphore Toppo, 83, Indian Roman Catholic cardinal, bishop of
Dumka (1979–1984) and archbishop of
Ranchi (1984–2008). •
Shawna Trpcic, 56, American costume designer (
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers,
Angel,
Ahsoka). •
George Tyndall, 74, American gynecologist. •
Claus Wisser, 81, German businessman and arts patron (
Rheingau Musik Festival). •
Jason Wynyard, 49, New Zealand woodchopper,
Burkitt lymphoma.
5 •
Ibrahim Amin, Egyptian squash player. •
Anathalavattom Anandan, 86, Indian politician,
Kerala MLA (1987–1991, 1996–2001, 2006–2011). •
Jon Beare, 49, Canadian rower, Olympic bronze medalist (
2008). •
Dick Butkus, 80, American
Hall of Fame football player (
Chicago Bears) and actor (
Hang Time,
Johnny Dangerously). •
Jacques Chonchol, 97, Chilean politician,
minister of agriculture (1970–1972). •
Asad Chowdhury, 80, Bangladeshi poet. •
Kevin Coombs, 82, Australian Paralympic wheelchair basketball player. •
Giuseppe Da Prato, 87, Italian academic and mathematician. •
Bruno Filippini, 78, Italian singer. •
David G. Gee, 85, British-born Swedish geologist. •
Robert J. Hermann, 90, American public servant. •
Taj El-Din Hilaly, 82, Egyptian Islamic cleric,
grand mufti of Australia (1988–2007). •
Zorica Jevremović, 75, Serbian theatre director, playwright and choreographer. •
Piotr Klemensiewicz, 67, French painter and sculptor. •
Jordan Levy, 79, American radio host (
WTAG) and politician,
mayor of Worcester, Massachusetts (1980–1981, 1988–1993). •
Peter Mack, 68, British scholar, traffic collision. •
Edmund Marshall, 83, British politician,
MP (1971–1983). •
Francesco Matrone, 76, Italian mobster (
Camorra). •
Bill Munro, 89, Scottish football player (
Barrow) and manager (
Clydebank,
Airdrieonians). •
Risto Näätänen, 84, Finnish psychologist. •
Thor Nilsen, 92, Norwegian Olympic rower (
1952). •
Larisa Opanasyuk, 60, Russian politician. •
Paul Ramboux, 91, Belgian cartoonist (
Spirou). •
Panny Rhodes, 81, American politician. •
Sir Nicholas Stadlen, 73, British judge, mesothelioma. •
Panos Theodorou, 29, Cypriot footballer (
Aris Limassol,
AEL Limassol,
Apollon Limassol). •
Romano Voltolina, 85, Italian footballer (
Juventus,
Biellese,
Cesena).
6 •
Moreira Alves, 90, Brazilian academic and magistrate,
prosecutor general (1972–1975), justice (1975–2003) and
president (1985–1987) of the
Supreme Federal Court. •
Bev Bentley, 96, Canadian ice hockey player (
Saskatoon Quakers,
Vancouver Canucks,
San Francisco Seals). •
Maurice Bourgue, 83, French oboist (
Orchestre de Paris), composer, and academic teacher (
Conservatoire de Paris,
Conservatoire de Genève). •
Michael Chiarello, 61, American chef, anaphylaxis. •
Mary Chronopoulou, 90, Greek actress (
The Naked Brigade,
Mermaids and Rascals,
Voyage to Cythera), complications from a fall. •
Nicholas Crafts, 74, British economist, sepsis. •
Loren Cunningham, 88, American missionary leader (
Youth with a Mission), co-founder of the
University of the Nations. •
Đào Nguyên Cát, 96, Vietnamese economist, founder of
Vietnam Economic Times. •
Stelios Faitakis, 47, Greek painter and graffiti artist. •
Daniel Giraud, 77, French essayist, poet, and translator, suicide. •
Roger Greenhalgh, 82, British academic and writer. •
Rupert Hoilette, 77, Jamaican Olympic sprinter (
1964). •
Tetsundo Iwakuni, 87, Japanese politician,
MP (1996–2009). •
Victoire Jasmin, 67, Guadeloupean politician,
senator (2017–2023). •
Vilém Mandlík, 87, Czech Olympic sprinter (
1956,
1960). •
Vincent Patrick, 88, American author and screenwriter (
The Pope of Greenwich Village,
Family Business, ''
The Devil's Own''), complications from Lewy body dementia. •
Atila Pesyani, 66, Iranian actor (
The Redemption,
Cease Fire,
The Hidden Half), stomach cancer. •
Jim Poole, 57, American baseball player (
Baltimore Orioles,
Cleveland Indians,
San Francisco Giants), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. •
Bodo Schümann, 86, German theologian and politician, member of the
Hamburg Parliament (1974–1986). •
Susan Thomas, Baroness Thomas of Walliswood, 87, British businesswoman and politician, member of the
House of Lords (1994–2016). •
Esme Timbery, 92, Australian
Bidjigal artist and shellworker. •
Francisco Vidal, 82, Spanish actor (
El Crack,
The Enchanted Forest, ''
Pan's Labyrinth''). •
Dorel Zamfir, 62, Romanian footballer (
Argeș Pitești,
Constanța,
Dinamo București).
7 •
Peter Akatsa, 63, Kenyan Olympic field hockey player (
1984,
1988), colon cancer. •
Marouf al-Bakhit, 76, Jordanian military officer and politician,
prime minister (2005–2007, 2011). •
Terence Davies, 77, British screenwriter and film director (
Distant Voices, Still Lives,
The Long Day Closes,
The House of Mirth), cancer. •
Awni El-Dous, 12–13, Palestinian YouTuber,
airstrike. •
Richard Eppley, 91, American biological oceanographer. •
Reiner Goldberg, 83, German operatic
heldentenor (
Berlin State Opera). •
Luca Goldoni, 95, Italian writer and journalist (
Gazzetta di Parma,
Il Resto del Carlino,
Corriere della Sera). •
Eric Griffin, 55, American Olympic boxer (
1992). •
Anna Gutu, 31–32, Ukrainian-born American mountaineer, avalanche. •
Anthony Holden, 76, British writer (
Big Deal: A Year as a Professional Poker Player,
Bigger Deal), broadcaster and critic, brain cancer and complications from a stroke. •
Brian Iwata, 75, American psychologist. •
Loyal Jones, 95, American folklorist. •
Phyllis Latour, 102, South African-born New Zealand intelligence officer (
SOE). •
Kęstutis Lupeikis, 61, Lithuanian architect and painter. •
Georgina Mello, 69, Cape Verdean economist. •
Noh In-hwan, 91, South Korean politician,
MP (1979–1980, 1988–1996). •
Chris Ogunbanjo, 99, Nigerian corporate lawyer and philanthropist. •
Park Jong-hwan, 85, South Korean football manager (
Seoul City,
Ilhwa Chunma,
national team). •
Oldřich Pelčák, 79, Czech cosmonaut (
Soyuz 28). •
Gina Marie Rzucidlo, 45, American mountaineer, avalanche. •
Ted Schwinden, 98, American politician,
governor (1981–1989) and
lieutenant governor (1977–1981) of Montana, member of the
Montana House of Representatives (1959–1963). •
Omar Abu Shawish, 36, Palestinian poet and novelist,
airstrike. •
Tenjen Sherpa, 35, Nepalese mountaineer, avalanche. •
Ellen Tittel, 75, German Olympic runner (
1972,
1976). •
Tjerk Westerterp, 92, Dutch politician, four-time
MP,
minister of transport and water management (1973–1977), and
MEP (1967–1971). • Israeli people killed in the
7 October attacks include but not limited to: •
Lior Asulin, 43, footballer (
Maccabi Herzliya,
Beitar Jerusalem,
Hapoel Petah Tikva) •
Jayar Davidov, chief superintendent, commander of the
Israel Police in
Rahat (since 2022) •
Roy Edan, 45, photojournalist •
Eli Ginsberg, 42, lieutenant colonel, commander of
LOTAR (2020–2023) •
Asaf Hamami, 40, colonel, commander of the Southern Brigade •
Hayim Katsman, 32, peace activist and academic •
Tamar Kedem Siman-Tov, 35, artist and political activist •
Roi Levy, 44, colonel, commander of the
Multidimensional Unit (since 2023) •
Ofir Libstein, 49–50, politician, head of the
Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Council (since 2018) •
Shani Louk, 23, tattoo artist and social media influencer •
Izhar Peled, 61–62, assistant commissioner, commander of
Israel Border Police in
Judea and Samaria (2016–2020) •
Vivian Silver, 74, peace activist and women's rights activist •
Yonatan Steinberg, 43, colonel, commander of the
Nahal Brigade (since 2023) •
Yahav Winner, 37, filmmaker
8 •
Agneta Andersson, 62, Swedish sprint canoer, three-time Olympic champion (
1984,
1996), cancer. •
Alcides Báez, 76, Paraguayan footballer (
Libertad,
Cerro Porteño,
national team). •
Yannick Bodin, 81, French politician,
senator (2004–2011). •
Fred Boyd, 73, American basketball player (
Philadelphia 76ers,
New Orleans Jazz). •
Karlos Callens, 76, Belgian politician, member of the
Flemish Parliament (2002–2014). •
Aldo Cosentino, 75, French Olympic boxer (
1968,
1972,
1976). •
David Dollar, 68, American economist. •
Ron Erickson, 90, American politician. •
Gérard Fenouil, 78, French sprinter, Olympic bronze medalist (
1968). •
Bret Gilliam, 72, American
technical diver, complications from a stroke. •
Maude Jacques, 31, Canadian Paralympic wheelchair basketball player (
2012), bacterial infection. •
James P. Kauahikaua, 72, American geophysicist and volcanologist. •
Sir Thomas Legg, 88, British civil servant,
Clerk of the Crown in Chancery (1989–1998). •
Jacques Lucan, 75, French academic and architect. •
Marco Martinelli, 60, Italian consultant and politician,
deputy (2006–2018). •
Nina Matviienko, 75, Ukrainian singer. •
Billy Emory Maxwell, 80, American track and field coach. •
André Monnier, 97, French Olympic ski jumper (
1952,
1956). •
Didier Mouly, 72, French lawyer and politician, mayor of
Narbonne (since 2014), cancer. •
Jeff Peterek, 60, American baseball player (
Milwaukee Brewers). •
Herschel Savage, 70, American pornographic actor (
Debbie Does Dallas,
Memphis Cathouse Blues,
The Texas Vibrator Massacre) and director. •
László Sólyom, 81, Hungarian jurist and politician,
president (2005–2010) and president of the
Constitutional Court (1990–1998). •
Shinji Tanimura, 74, Japanese singer-songwriter. •
Dunc Wilson, 75, Canadian ice hockey player (
Vancouver Canucks,
Toronto Maple Leafs,
Pittsburgh Penguins). •
Burt Young, 83, American actor (
Rocky,
Chinatown,
Back to School), cardiac arrest.
9 •
Alim Abdallah, 40, Israeli lieutenant colonel, deputy commander of
IDF 91st Division. •
Haluk Akakçe, 53, Turkish contemporary artist, lung cancer. •
Jackson Anthony, 65, Sri Lankan actor (
Gini Avi Saha Gini Keli,
Guerilla Marketing) and film director (
Julietge Bhumikawa), complications from a traffic collision. •
Ottar Befring, 83, Norwegian politician,
governor of Møre og Romsdal (2002–2009). •
Andrea Branzi, 84, Italian architect. •
Greg Butcher, 71, American politician, member of the
West Virginia House of Delegates. •
Chau Cham-son, 91, Hong Kong town planner and civil servant, director of
Buildings and Lands (1986–1989) and chief commissioner of the
Scout Association (1985–1996). •
Simone Chapuis-Bischof, 92, Swiss women's rights activist. •
Terry Dischinger, 82, American basketball player (
Chicago Zephyrs,
Detroit Pistons,
Portland Trail Blazers), Olympic champion (
1960). •
Chuck Feeney, 92, American travel retailer and philanthropist, founder of
DFS Group and
Atlantic Philanthropies. •
Keith Giffen, 70, American comic book artist and writer (
Blue Beetle,
Justice League), co-creator of
Rocket Raccoon, stroke. •
Mikhail Golubovich, 79, Ukrainian actor (
Lone Wolf,
Luna Park,
Brothel Lights). •
Gerhard Grimmer, 80, German Olympic cross-country skier (
1968,
1972,
1976). •
Viktor Guz, 52, Russian football player (
Torpedo Volzhsky,
Gazovik Orenburg) and manager (
Zhemchuzhina-Sochi). •
Anthony Hickox, 64, English film director and screenwriter (
Waxwork,
Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat,
Prince Valiant). •
Jorge Lavelli, 90, French theater and opera director. •
Lars Lunøe, 87, Danish actor (
Doctor Glas,
Tough Guys of the Prairie,
Ghost Train International). •
Steven Lutvak, 64, American musician and composer (''
A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder''), pulmonary embolism. •
Mang Hoi, 65, Hong Kong actor (
The Human Goddess,
Bruce Lee, D-Day at Macao,
Warriors Two), oesophageal cancer. •
Lino Montiel Forzano, 99, Argentine army general,
governor of Tucumán Province (1978–1980). (death announced on this date) •
Mauro Morelli, 88, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Duque de Caxias (1981–2005) and auxiliary bishop of
São Paulo (1975–1981). •
Jan Needle, 80, English author. •
Raymond O'Connor, 71, American actor (
The Rock,
L.A. Noire,
Drowning Mona), bladder cancer. •
Críostóir Ó Floinn, 95, Irish writer. •
Agnes Odhiambo, Kenyan human rights activist. (death announced on this date) •
Yulian Panich, 92, Russian actor (
Road to Life,
Different Fortunes,
The Green Carriage), television director and journalist. •
Evangelos Pentaris, 90, Greek naval captain and politician,
MP (1981–1989). •
Kevin Phillips, 82, American political commentator (
NOW on PBS) and writer (
American Theocracy), complications from Alzheimer's disease. •
Petar Porobić, 66, Montenegrin water polo player and coach (
China women's national team). •
Eleni Potari, 41, Greek Olympic handball player (
2004), cancer. •
Henri Serre, 92, French actor (
Jules and Jim,
Fantômas contre Scotland Yard,
Mister Frost). •
Buck Trent, 85, American country musician and television personality (
Hee Haw). •
Volodymyr Vasylenko, 86, Ukrainian diplomat,
ambassador to the United Kingdom (1998–2002).
10 •
Karthyayani Amma, 101, Indian mature student, subject of
Barefoot Empress. •
Roger Bedford Jr., 67, American politician, member of the
Alabama Senate (1982–1990, 1994–2014). •
Jeff Burr, 60, American film director (
Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III,
Stepfather II,
Puppet Master 4), complications from a stroke. •
Jean-Claude Cassini, 55, French cartoonist. •
Robert von Dassanowsky, 58, Austrian-American writer, historian, and film producer. •
Shirley Jo Finney, 74, American actress (
Nashville Girl,
Echo Park,
Moving) and stage director, multiple myeloma. •
Mark Goddard, 87, American actor (
Lost in Space,
The Detectives,
Blue Sunshine), pulmonary fibrosis. •
Martin Goetz, 93, American software engineer. •
Dawn Josephs, 91, Canadian Olympic athlete (
1952). •
Kim Namjo, 96, South Korean poet. •
John Klenke, 65, American politician, member of the
Wisconsin State Assembly (2011–2015). •
Eva Kollisch, 98, Austrian-American lesbian rights activist and writer. •
Dick Leach, 83, American tennis player and coach. •
James Lee, 86, Canadian politician,
premier of Prince Edward Island (1981–1986) and
MLA (1975–1986). •
Paul Leuquet, 90, French painter, cartoonist, and poet. •
Brendan Malone, 81, American basketball coach (
Rhode Island Rams,
Detroit Pistons,
Toronto Raptors). •
Louise Meriwether, 100, American author (
Daddy Was a Number Runner) and activist. •
Toshio Naka, 87, Japanese baseball player (
Chunichi Dragons) and manager. •
Dónal O'Neill, 56, Irish Gaelic footballer (
Offaly,
Edenderry). •
Gail O'Neill, 61, American model and journalist (
The Early Show). •
Willy Pfund, 84, Swiss politician, member of the
National Council (1983–1987). •
Olle Wästberg, 78, Swedish journalist (
Expressen), diplomat, and politician,
MP (1976–1982). •
Vjeran Zuppa, 83, Croatian dramaturge, literature theorist, and poet.
11 •
Martin Aigner, 81, Austrian mathematician. •
Michael P. C. Carns, 86, American general. •
Manuel Chuanguira Machado, 73, Mozambican Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Gurué (1994–2009). •
Doug Clark, 75, American serial killer. •
Phyllis Coates, 96, American actress (
Adventures of Superman,
Superman and the Mole Men,
Goodnight, Sweet Marilyn). •
Walt Garrison, 79, American football player (
Dallas Cowboys). •
D. J. Gokulakrishnan, 50, Indian cricketer (
Tamil Nadu,
Goa,
Assam), heart attack. •
Guo Baochang, 83, Chinese film and television director (
The Grand Mansion Gate), screenwriter and actor (
The Blue Kite). •
Rainer Gut, 91, Swiss bank manager, chairman of
Credit Suisse (1983–2000). •
Samuel C. O. Holt, 87, American radio and television executive. •
Rudolph Isley, 84, American
Hall of Fame singer (
The Isley Brothers) and songwriter ("
It's Your Thing", "
That Lady"), heart attack. •
Pauline Jani, 34, Zimbabwean netball player (
national team). •
Jim Jensen, 89, American politician, member of
Nebraska Legislature (1994–2006) and contractor. •
Mohamed Kabil, 96, Egyptian footballer (
national team). •
Virginia Lovo, 31, Nicaraguan footballer (
national team), cancer. •
Gérard Murillo, 91, French rugby union player (
Stade Dijonnais,
national team). •
Rosemarie Myrdal, 94, American politician,
lieutenant governor of North Dakota (1992–2000). •
Aérea Negrot, 43, Venezuelan electronic musician and singer (
Hercules and Love Affair). •
Audrey Salkeld, 87, English mountaineer and historian. •
Ian Spink, 76, Australian-British choreographer, lung cancer. •
Markku Syrjälä, 68, Finnish Olympic archer (
1984). •
Cynthia Whittaker, 82, American academic and author. •
Cal Wilson, 53, New Zealand comedian and voice actress (
Kitty Is Not a Cat), cancer.
12 •
Mir Shamsuddin Adib-Soltani, 92, Iranian philosopher and translator. •
Peter Antoine, 79, German football player (
Bayern Munich) and manager (
Mjällby,
Assyriska FF), pneumonia. •
Michael Cooper, 71, Jamaican musician (
Inner Circle,
Third World), cancer. •
Álvaro Correia, 90, Brazilian journalist and politician,
Santa Catarina MLA (1975–1987). •
Howard Forman, 77, American politician, member of the
Florida Senate (1989–2000). •
Luis Garavito, 66, Colombian serial killer and rapist. •
René Garrec, 88, French politician,
senator (1998–2014). •
Per Egil Hegge, 83, Norwegian journalist (
Aftenposten,
A-magasinet). •
Jon Hustad, 55, Norwegian journalist. •
Jang Young-chul, 86, South Korean politician,
MP (1988–2000),
minister of labor (1988–1989). •
Gunnar Kaiser, 47, German writer and political blogger, cancer. •
Neil Le Bihan, 47, English footballer (
Peterborough United,
Dover Athletic,
Crawley Town), suicide. •
Alice Mabota, 74, Mozambican human rights activist. •
Kurt Mattsson, 83, Finnish Olympic boxer (
1964). •
Jean-Roger Milo, 66, French actor (
The Woman Cop,
A Sunday in the Country,
Germinal). •
Hisaya Nakajo, 50, Japanese manga artist (
Hana-Kimi), heart disease. •
Tom O'Lincoln, 76, American Marxist historian and author. •
Carol Page, 74, British Olympic sport shooter (
1984,
1996). •
Lara Parker, 84, American actress (
Dark Shadows,
Save the Tiger,
Hi, Mom!), cancer. •
Guy Ravier, 85, French politician, mayor of
Avignon (1989–1995). •
Tero Rönni, 69, Finnish politician,
MP (1999–2011). •
Colette Rossant, 91, French-American restaurateur, breast cancer. •
Eva Rysová, 91, Slovak actress. •
Sartaj Singh, 83, Indian politician,
MP (1989–1999, 2004–2009). •
Foster Stockwell, 94, American writer and historian. •
Andriy Vasylyshyn, 90, Ukrainian police officer,
minister of the interior (1990–1994). •
Jean-Pierre Versini-Campinchi, 83, French lawyer. •
Igor Yevgrafov, 67, Russian swimmer.
13 •
Astrid Achi, 62, Ecuadorian soprano singer, complications from surgery. •
Linda Arkley, 71, British politician,
mayor of North Tyneside (2003–2005, 2009–2013). •
Benedict Birnberg, 93, British solicitor and human rights activist, pneumonia. •
Michael J. Bragman, 83, American politician, member (1981–2001) and majority leader (1993–2000) of the
New York State Assembly. •
Leo Burke, 89, American baseball player (
Chicago Cubs,
Baltimore Orioles,
California Angels). •
Sonia del Rio, 83, Canadian-Spanish classical dancer and ballerina. •
Ron Eachus, 76, American politician, member of the
Oregon House of Representatives (1985–1987), heart failure. •
Sadao Fuchigami, 86, Japanese politician,
MP (1989–2010), ureteral cancer. •
P. V. Gangadharan, 80, Indian film producer (
Vartha,
Thooval Kottaram,
Achuvinte Amma). •
Louise Glück, 80, American poet (
The Triumph of Achilles,
The Wild Iris),
Pulitzer Prize winner (1993),
Nobel Prize laureate (
2020), cancer. •
Friedrich Grade, 107, German engineer and naval officer (
U-96,
U-183). •
Burdette Haldorson, 89, American basketball player, Olympic champion (
1956,
1960). •
Frank A. Herda, 76, American army soldier,
Medal of Honor recipient. •
Jaakko Ihamuotila, 83, Finnish business executive, CEO of
Valmet (1973–1979), president and chairman of
Neste (1980–2000). •
Princess India, 94, Afghan royal. •
Michel Lapierre, 70, Canadian writer and journalist (''
L'aut'journal, Ici, La Presse''). •
Garry Mapanzure, 25, Zimbabwean singer, traffic collision. •
Mauricio Molina, 56, Argentine golfer. •
Ronald M. Mottl, 89, American lawyer and politician, member of the
U.S. House of Representatives (1975–1983),
Ohio House of Representatives (1987–1997) and twice of
Ohio Senate. •
Loren Parks, 97, American businessman. •
Ellinor Peerschke, 69, German-born American scientist. •
Hubert Reeves, 91, Canadian astrophysicist. •
João Luiz Ribeiro, 64, Brazilian Olympic gymnast (
1980). •
Hugh Russell, 63, Northern Irish boxer, Olympic bronze medallist (
1980). •
Rein Saluri, 84, Estonian writer and playwright. •
Bud Somerville, 86, American curler, Olympic bronze medalist (
1992). •
Glorianne Stromberg, 84, Canadian lawyer. •
Sir Antony Walker, 89, British army general,
commandant of the Royal College of Defence Studies (1990–1992), heart failure. •
Lois Wright, 95, American artist. •
Bello Maitama Yusuf, 76, Nigerian politician,
minister of interior (1979–1981) and
commerce (1982–1983),
senator (1999–2007). • People killed in the
Gaza war: •
Issam Abdallah, 37, Lebanese journalist (
Reuters) •
Ali Qadhi, Palestinian militant •
Wael Al Zard, 50, Palestinian Islamic preacher and university professor
14 •
Wadea al-Fayoume, 6, American child, stabbed. •
Lance Armstrong, 83, Australian politician, member of the
Tasmanian House of Assembly (1989–1996). •
Andy Bean, 70, American professional golfer, complications from lung replacement surgery. •
María Alejandra Bruzual, 43, Venezuelan jockey, horse-riding accident. •
Giancarlo Cantelmi, 97, Italian lawyer and politician,
deputy (1976–1983). •
Rosetta Cutolo, 86, Italian mobster (
NCO). •
Klaus Höpcke, 89, German politician, member of the
Landtag of Thuringia (1990–1999). •
Guy Latraverse, 84, Canadian artist agent, producer and show designer. •
Piper Laurie, 91, American actress (
Carrie,
The Hustler,
Children of a Lesser God),
Emmy winner (
1987). •
Maurice W. Long, 98, American electrical engineer and physicist. •
Dariush Mehrjui, 83, Iranian filmmaker (
The Cow,
Mr. Naive,
Hamoun), stabbed. •
Mei Tsu-lin, 90, Chinese-American linguist, member of
Academia Sinica. •
Langhorne A. Motley, 85, American diplomat. •
Park Seo-bo, 91, South Korean painter, lung cancer. •
Joaquín Pérez, 86, Cuban Olympic rower (
1956). •
Stanisław Radwan, 84, Polish composer. •
Gwyn Richards, 71, Welsh cricketer (
Glamorgan). •
Roméo Savoie, 95, Canadian postwar and contemporary artist. •
Teodor Stanca, 90, Romanian engineer and politician,
deputy (1996–2000). •
Jean-Charles Thomas, 93, French Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of
Aire and Dax (1972–1974), bishop of
Ajaccio (1974–1986) and
Versailles (1986–2001). •
Bill Turner, 79, American basketball player (
Golden State Warriors,
Cincinnati Royals,
Los Angeles Lakers). •
Gastón Ugalde, 79, Bolivian visual artist. •
Gembong Warsono, 60, Indonesian politician, member of the
Jakarta Regional House of Representatives (since 2014), heart attack.
15 •
Oļegs Antropovs, 75, Latvian volleyball player and coach, Olympic champion (
1968). •
Carmen Petra Basacopol, 97, Romanian composer. •
Dick Bielski, 91, American football player (
Philadelphia Eagles,
Dallas Cowboys) and coach (
Baltimore Colts). •
Neal Brooks Biggers Jr., 88, American jurist, judge of the
U.S. District Court for Southern Mississippi (since 1984). •
Tod Brown, 86, American Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Boise City (1988–1998) and
Orange in California (1998–2012). •
Omar Ferwana, 67, Palestinian gynaecologist and researcher,
airstrike. •
M. S. Gill, 87, Indian civil servant and politician,
chief election commissioner (1996–2001),
MP (2004–2016) and
minister of youth affairs and sports (2008–2011). •
Ghulam Nabi Khayal, 80, Indian poet and essayist. •
Giselle Khoury, 62, Lebanese journalist (
BBC Arabic,
Sky News Arabia), cancer. •
Jim Larkin, 77, Canadian politician,
Prince Edward Island MLA (1979–1982), complications from Lewy body dementia. •
Carlos López, 97, Spanish Olympic equestrian (
1956). •
Joanna Merlin, 92, American actress (
Fiddler on the Roof,
Mystic Pizza,
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit). •
Milan, 54, Indian art director (
Billa,
Velayudham,
Vedalam), heart attack. •
Jacques Pavlovsky, 92, French photojournalist. •
Todd Reynolds, 56, American Olympic pair skater (
1994), heart attack. •
Gerry Ryan, 68, Irish footballer (
Brighton & Hove Albion,
Derby County,
national team). •
Henrique de Carvalho Santos, 83, Angolan politician, co-designer of the
flag of Angola. •
Torstein Seiersten, 92, Norwegian Olympic speed skater (
1956,
1960). •
David Shaffer, 87, South African-born British-American physician and pediatrician, respiratory failure. •
Khamphoui Sisavatdy, 82, Laotian politician,
prime minister (since 2003). •
Suzanne Somers, 76, American actress (''
Three's Company, Step by Step, She's the Sheriff''), breast cancer. •
Teófilo Torres Corzo, 77, Mexican politician,
MP (1985–1988, 2012–2015) and
governor of San Luis Potosí (1992–1993). •
Mercedes Vostell, 90, Spanish writer. •
Alvin Yeryomin, 91, Russian economist and politician, member of the
Supreme Soviet of Russia (1984–1989).
16 •
Martti Ahtisaari, 86, Finnish politician,
president (1994–2000),
Nobel Prize laureate (2008), complications from Alzheimer's disease. •
Francisc Balla, 90, Romanian Olympic freestyle wrestler (
1964,
1968). •
Hatto Beyerle, 90, German-Austrian chamber musician, conductor and academic. •
Paul Bryer, 65, English Anglican clergyman,
archdeacon of Cornwall (since 2019). •
Malick Fall, 54, Senegalese footballer (
Abbeville,
Angers,
national team). •
Gennady Gladkov, 88, Russian composer (
The Bremen Town Musicians,
Gentlemen of Fortune,
A Man from the Boulevard des Capucines). •
Toon Greebe, 35, Dutch darts player. •
Roland Griffiths, 77, American psychopharmacologist, colon cancer. •
Jorge Guillén, 86, Spanish doctor and Olympic basketball player (
1960). •
Jesús Guzmán, 97, Spanish actor (
Implacable Three,
The Locket,
Nothing Less Than a Real Man). •
Hershel Jick, 91, American medical researcher. •
Geri M. Joseph, 100, American diplomat,
ambassador to the Netherlands (1978–1981). •
Gordon Low, 83, Scottish footballer (
Huddersfield Town,
Bristol City,
Stockport County). •
Carlinhos Maracanã, 66, Brazilian footballer (
Paysandu,
São Paulo,
Taquaritinga), pancreatic cancer. •
Richard Martin, 80, French theater director, playwright, and actor (
The Woman Cop,
Cap Canaille,
Too Beautiful for You). •
Osama Mazini, 57, Palestinian politician,
airstrike. •
Bill McCabe, 88, Australian
footballer (
North Melbourne) and Olympic water polo player (
1956). •
Chittaranjan Nepali, 92, Nepalese writer and historian (
General Bhimsen Thapa Ra Tatkalin Nepal). •
Victor Perera, 75, Sri Lankan police officer and politician,
inspector general of police (2006–2008) and
governor of the Northern Province (2008). •
Dimitri Salachas, 84, Greek Byzantine Catholic hierarch, apostolic exarch of
Greece (2008–2016). •
Yudhistir Samantray, 70, Indian politician,
Odisha MLA (1995–2000). •
Eric Tweedale, 102, Australian rugby union player (
Parramatta Two Blues,
New South Wales,
national team). •
Steven Weisberg, 68, American film editor (
Great Expectations,
Men in Black II,
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban), complications from Alzheimer's disease.
17 •
Dirk Alvermann, 57, German historian and archivist. •
Syamsul Arifin, 71, Indonesian politician,
governor of North Sumatra (2008–2011). •
George Baird, 84, Canadian architect (
Cloud Gardens,
Niagara Parks Butterfly Conservatory). •
Trevor Beeson, 97, English Anglican clergyman,
dean of Winchester (1987–1996). •
Carol Berman, 100, American politician, member of the
New York Senate (1979–1984). •
Edward Bleier, 94, American television executive. •
Carla Bley, 87, American jazz composer (
Escalator over the Hill) and musician (
Jazz Composer's Orchestra), brain cancer. •
Robert Camilleri Azzopardi, 72, Maltese Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Comayagua (since 2004), heart attack. •
Giovanni Chiaramonte, 75, Italian photographer. •
Joan Cribb, 93, Australian botanist. •
Junji Higashi, 77, Japanese politician,
MP (1990–1996, 1998–2012), pneumonia. •
Kundara Johny, 71, Indian actor (
Varnapakittu,
Hallo,
Meppadiyan), heart attack. •
Geraldine A. Kenney-Wallace, 80, British-Canadian academic. •
Brian Langton, 75, Australian politician,
New South Wales MP (1983–1999). •
Ayman Nofal, 57–58, Palestinian militant,
Hamas commander, airstrike. (death announced on this date) •
Kalle Oranen, 77, Dutch footballer (
Sportclub Enschede,
Twente,
SC Heracles). •
Orazio Rancati, 83, Italian football player (
Parma,
1960 Olympic team) and manager (
Sondrio). •
Tom Rychlec, 89, American football player (
Buffalo Bills,
Detroit Lions,
Denver Broncos). •
Franz Karl Stanzel, 100, Austrian literary theorist. •
Aurèle Vandendriessche, 91, Belgian Olympic marathon runner (
1956,
1960,
1964). •
Sir Tim Wallis, 85, New Zealand
Hall of Fame aviation entrepreneur, founder of the
Alpine Fighter Collection and the
Warbirds over Wanaka. •
Vasily Zakharov, 89, Russian economist,
minister of culture (1986–1989).
18 •
Shafi Bikrampuri, 80, Bangladeshi film director (
Denmohor) and producer. •
Roger Brown, 73, American basketball player (
Detroit Pistons,
Denver Nuggets,
Carolina Cougars) •
Alexander Buzgalin, 69, Russian Marxist economist. •
Marinette Cueco, 89, French
plastic artist. •
Osvaldo Desideri, 84, Italian art director (
The Last Emperor,
Once Upon a Time in America,
Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom),
Oscar winner (
1988). •
Beverley Dunlop, 88, New Zealand author. •
Tony Husband, 73, British cartoonist (
Private Eye,
Round the Bend,
Hangar 17), heart attack. •
Alberto Jerez Horta, 96, Chilean lawyer, visual artist and politician,
senator (1969–1973) and
deputy (1961–1969). •
Jaymee Joaquin, 44, Filipina actress, model and host, cancer. •
Henry Kyemba, 84, Ugandan politician,
minister of health (1974–1977), complications from diabetes. •
Juanita McNeely, 87, American artist. •
Muanda Nsemi, 77,
Congolese politician and religious leader (
Bundu dia Kongo). •
Josef Nüsser, 92, Czech Olympic skier (
1956). •
André Palluel-Guillard, 82, French academic and historian. •
Dave Puddington, 95, American football coach (
Washington University Bears). •
Paul Reynolds, 50, English cricket umpire (
Cricket Ireland). •
Matías David Rodríguez, 41, Argentine politician,
deputy (2015–2019) and
senator (since 2019), suicide. •
Mzwakhe Sibisi, 53, South African politician, member of the
national assembly (since 2019). •
Dwight Twilley, 72, American singer-songwriter ("
I'm on Fire"), stroke. •
David P. Webster, 95, Scottish author, historian, and sports promoter (
World Highland Games Championships), complications from dementia.
19 •
The 45 King, 62, American record producer and DJ. •
Bangaru Adigalar, 82, Indian spiritual leader, founder of
ACMEC, heart attack. •
Moe Amery, 69, Canadian politician,
Alberta MLA (1993–2015). •
Judy Balaban, 91, American actress and author. •
Alan J. W. Bell, 85, British television producer and director (
Last of the Summer Wine). •
Lasse Berghagen, 78, Swedish singer ("
Teddybjörnen Fredriksson"), songwriter, and television presenter (
Allsång på Skansen), complications from heart surgery. •
Robert B. Johnston, 86, American lieutenant general. •
Ilona Kerekes, 96, Hungarian table tennis player. (death announced on this date) •
Langfuhr, 31, Canadian
Hall of Fame Thoroughbred racehorse. (death announced on this date) •
Teresa Magalhães, 79, Portuguese painter, pneumonia. •
Heinrich Messner, 84, Austrian alpine skier, Olympic bronze medalist (
1968,
1972). •
Summa Navaratnam, 98, Sri Lankan track and field athlete, and rugby union player (
Ceylonese Rugby & Football Club). •
Gerry Penner, 89, Canadian ice hockey player (
Trail Smoke Eaters,
New Westminster Royals,
Seattle Americans). •
Fritz Peterson, 82, American baseball player (
New York Yankees,
Cleveland Indians,
Texas Rangers), complications from Alzheimer's disease. •
Anfisa Reztsova, 58, Russian biathlete and cross-country skier, Olympic champion (
1988,
1992,
1994). •
Carlos Romero Deschamps, 79, Mexican politician,
MP (1979–1982, 1991–2003, 2012–2015). •
Atsushi Sakurai, 57, Japanese musician (
Buck-Tick) and singer-songwriter, brain haemorrhage. •
Helmut Seeger, 91, German Olympic sport shooter (
1972). •
Shodi Shabdolov, 80, Tajik politician,
MP (1989–2015). •
Ilse Steinegger, 98, Austrian Olympic jumper (
1948). •
David Turner, 77, British computer scientist. •
Anthony Vidler, 82, English architectural historian. •
Ed Winceniak, 94, American baseball player (
Chicago Cubs). •
S. M. Zafar, 92, Pakistani human rights activist, lawyer and politician,
senator (2006–2012) and
minister of justice (1965–1969). • Palestinians killed in a
Gaza war airstrike: •
Jamila Abdallah Taha al-Shanti, 68, politician,
PLC (since 2006) •
Rafat Abu Hilal, militant, head of military for the
Popular Resistance Committees •
Jihad Muheisen, militant, head of the
Palestinian National Security Forces in the Gaza Strip
20 •
Akoto Ampaw, 72–73, Ghanaian lawyer and human rights activist. •
Wies Andersen, 87, Belgian actor, television presenter, and director. •
Jack Anderson, 88, American dance critic (
The New York Times), sepsis. •
Eduardo Arranz-Bravo, 82, Spanish painter. •
Jack Brennan, 86, American political aide. •
Norbert Buske, 87, German theologian and politician, member of the
Landtag of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (1990–1994). •
Donald Angus Cameron of Lochiel, 77, Scottish clan chief and public servant,
Lord Lieutenant of Inverness (2002–2021). •
Robert M. Carmack, 89, American academic anthropologist. •
Giambattista Cescutti, 84, Italian basketball player (
Victoria Pesaro,
Ignis Varese) and head coach (
SP Federale Lugano), traffic collision. •
Gerry Cranham, 94, English sports photographer. •
Leslie Dayman, 85, Australian actor (
Prisoner,
Homicide,
E Street). •
Haydn Gwynne, 66, English actress (
Drop the Dead Donkey,
The Windsors,
Billy Elliot the Musical), cancer. •
Amber L. Hollibaugh, 77, American writer, filmmaker and activist, complications from diabetes. •
Wolfgang Kaiser, 98, German physicist. •
Vera Klement, 93, American artist and professor (
University of Chicago), complications from cancer and COVID-19. •
Pete Ladd, 67, American baseball player (
Houston Astros,
Milwaukee Brewers,
Seattle Mariners), cancer. •
Donald Mackay, 86, Scottish-born Canadian chemical engineer. •
Hiba Abu Nada, 32, Palestinian poet, novelist and nutritionist,
airstrike. •
Pat Nicol, 88, Canadian politician. •
Richard M. Osgood Jr., 79, American physicist. •
John Thorn, 98, English schoolmaster, writer and educational consultant. •
Franklin T. Tilton, 84, American politician.
21 •
Corby Adams, 83, Canadian ice hockey player (
Barrie Flyers). •
Ida Applebroog, 93, American multimedia artist. •
Vincent Asaro, 86, American mobster (
Bonanno crime family). •
Layla Balabakki, 87, Lebanese novelist (
I Live) and journalist. •
Burak Bekdil, 57, Turkish columnist (
Defense News,
The Wall Street Journal,
The Guardian). •
Lee Eliot Berk, 81, American academic, president of
Berklee College of Music (1979–2004). •
Peter Betts, 64, British civil servant, brain tumor. •
Robert K. Bing, 93, American politician,
mayor of Burlington (1961–1963). •
Bobi, 31 (claimed), Portuguese
Rafeiro do Alentejo dog, alleged oldest dog ever. •
Reino Börjesson, 94, Swedish footballer (
IFK Göteborg,
Norrby IF,
national team). •
Sir Bobby Charlton, 86, English
Hall of Fame football player (
Manchester United,
national team) and manager (
Preston North End), world champion (
1966), fall. •
Carroll Coates, 94, British-American songwriter, composer and lyricist. •
Max Corden, 96, Australian economist. •
Natalie Zemon Davis, 94, American-Canadian historian. •
Joan Evans, 89, American actress (
Roseanna McCoy,
Skirts Ahoy!,
Column South). •
Hans Friessen, 74, Mexican footballer (
Atlas,
Guadalajara,
Tecos). •
Lidia Gall, 89, Russian mass spectrometrist. •
Rob Gardner, 78, American baseball player (
New York Mets,
New York Yankees,
Oakland Athletics). •
Bill Gates, 79, English footballer (
Middlesbrough). •
Joseph Bernard Gildenhorn, 94, American diplomat,
ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein (1989–1993). •
Perry Gomez, 76, Bahamian politician,
minister of health (2012–2017) and
MP (since 2012). •
N. John Habraken, 94, Dutch architect, educator and theorist. •
Bill Hayden, 90, Australian politician,
governor-general (1989–1996),
minister for foreign affairs (1983–1988), and
leader of the opposition (1977–1983). •
Alexander Ilečko, 86, Slovak sculptor. •
Stephen Kandel, 96, American television writer (
Iron Horse,
MacGyver,
Mannix). •
Kim Yeong-do, 99, South Korean mountaineer and politician,
MP (1973–1979). •
Lalith Kotelawala, 84, Sri Lankan banker, founder of
Seylan Bank and chairman of
Ceylinco Consolidated (1968–2008). •
Shahjahan Mia, 83, Bangladeshi politician,
state minister of religious affairs (2009–2014),
MP (2009–2014, since 2019). •
Cindy Montañez, 49, American politician, member of the
California State Assembly (2012–2016) and mayor of
San Fernando (2001–2002). •
A. F. M. Fakhrul Islam Munshi, 75, Bangladeshi politician,
MP (1986–1990). •
Amusaa Mwanamwambwa, 83, Zambian politician,
minister of tourism (1996–1998), member (1991–1998) and
speaker (1998–2011) of the
National Assembly. •
Zulkefly Mohamad Omar, 59, Malaysian politician, speaker of the
Negeri Sembilan State Legislative Assembly (2018–2023). •
Joseph Ostermann, 85, French politician,
senator (1991–2004),
mayor of
Wasselonne (1977–2014). •
Adrian Puzanovsky, 81, Russian politician,
MP (1993–2003). •
Betsy Rawls, 95, American
Hall of Fame golfer (
LPGA). •
Sergio Staino, 83, Italian cartoonist (
Bobo), director (
Cavalli si nasce) and founder of
Tango. •
Dusty Street, 77, American disc jockey. •
Marzia Ubaldi, 85, Italian actress (
The Predators,
Nazi Love Camp 27,
Suburra: Blood on Rome). •
Alejandra Villafañe, 34, Colombian actress (
Nurses,
La nieta elegida), model and beauty queen, cancer. •
Samantha Woll, 40, American synagogue leader, president of
Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue (since 2022), stabbed.
22 •
Amanda Aizpuriete, 67, Latvian poet and translator. •
Jeffrey A. Bader, 78, American diplomat,
ambassador to Namibia (1999–2001). •
Mario Benítez, 77, Uruguayan Olympic boxer (
1968). •
Kent Bloomer, 88, American sculptor. •
Mounira Chapoutot, 81, Tunisian academic and historian. •
Dave Courtney, 64, English gangster, writer, and actor (
Triads, Yardies and Onion Bhajees,
The Dead Sleep Easy,
Killer Bitch), suicide by gunshot. •
Janina David, 93, Polish-British Holocaust survivor, writer and translator. •
Vic Fischer, 99, German-born American politician, member of the
Alaska Senate (1981–1987). •
Carole E. Handler, 87, American lawyer. •
Don Laughlin, 92, American gambling entrepreneur. •
Raul Machado, 86, Portuguese footballer (
Leixões,
Benfica,
national team). •
Enrique Maluenda, 88, Chilean television host. •
Igor Puzanov, 76, Russian general and politician,
MP (2007–2011). •
Timo Roos, 87, Finnish teacher and politician,
MP (1983–1995). •
Antoine Scopelliti, 84, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, coadjutor bishop of
Ambatondrazaka (1991–1993) and bishop of
Ambatondrazaka (1993–2015). •
David Stafford, 74, English writer and broadcaster, lung cancer. •
Anita Summers, 98, American educator. •
Gregg Sutton, 74, American musician (
Lone Justice) and songwriter ("
Stop!", "
Breathe"). •
Yang Le, 83, Chinese mathematician, member of the
Chinese Academy of Sciences. •
Charles E. Young, 91, American academic administrator,
president of the University of Florida (1999–2003) and chancellor of
UCLA (1968–1997).
23 •
Chronis Aidonidis, 95, Greek folk singer. •
Ibrahim al-Astal, 62, Palestinian educational theorist and researcher,
airstrike. •
Robert Ayres, 91, American physicist and economist (
industrial metabolism). •
Yves Beaumier, 80, Canadian educator and politician,
Quebec MNA (1981–1985, 1994–2003). •
Bishan Singh Bedi, 77, Indian cricketer (
Northern Punjab,
Delhi,
national team). •
Angelo Bruschini, 62, English guitarist (
The Blue Aeroplanes,
Massive Attack), lung cancer. •
Tasha Butts, 41, American basketball player (
Minnesota Lynx) and coach (
Georgetown Hoyas), breast cancer. •
Allan Callow, 94, Australian
footballer (
St Kilda). •
Rodolfo Cuenca, 95, Filipino building industry executive, chairman of
CDCP (1967–1983). (death announced on this date) •
Birendra Nath Datta, 88, Indian folklorist. •
Desert Crown, 4, British racehorse,
Epsom Derby winner (
2022), euthanised. •
Robert Eshun, 48, Ghanaian footballer (
Asante Kotoko,
Gaziantepspor,
Sarawak FA), cardiac arrest. •
Luis González Vales, 93, Puerto Rican military officer and historian,
adjutant general (1983–1985) and
official historian (since 1997). •
Tuulikki Hämäläinen, 82, Finnish economist and politician,
MP (1983–1999). •
Scarlat Iriza, 68, Romanian politician,
deputy (2000–2004, 2012–2016),
senator (2016–2020). •
Bill Kenwright, 78, English theatre producer (
Blood Brothers), film producer (
Broken) and football administrator, chairman of
Everton (since 2004), liver cancer. •
István Láng, 90, Hungarian composer, academic teacher (
Franz Liszt Academy of Music) and cultural manager (
International Society for Contemporary Music). •
Enrique Macaraeg, 67, Filipino Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Tarlac (since 2016), cardiac arrest. •
Tryggve Mettinger, 83, Swedish biblical scholar. •
Bernard Morel, 98, French fencer, Olympic bronze medallist (
1952). •
J. Frederick Motz, 80, American jurist,
U.S. attorney for the district of Maryland (1981–1985), judge (since 1985) and chief judge (1994–2001) of the
U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. •
Mirosław Obłoński, 85, Polish writer, poet and singer (
Piwnica pod Baranami). •
Bob Perry, 90, American tennis player. •
Harry Porterfield, 95, American newscaster (
WBBM-TV,
WLS-TV). •
Betty Price, 92, American music teacher, art director and ambassador. •
Aira Samulin, 96, Finnish dance teacher and businesswoman. •
Mervin Shiner, 102, American country singer ("
Why Don't You Haul Off and Love Me"), songwriter and guitarist. •
David Steiner, 94, American real estate developer. •
Tom Walker, 74, American baseball player (
Montreal Expos,
Detroit Tigers,
St. Louis Cardinals), pancreatic cancer.
24 •
Lily Afshar, 63, Iranian classical guitarist, cancer. •
Hans Albert, 102, German philosopher (
Münchhausen trilemma). •
Marcel Berthomé, 101, French politician, mayor of
Saint-Seurin-sur-l'Isle (1971–2020). •
Brian Broadby, 80, Australian politician,
lord mayor of Hobart (1984–1986). •
Imam Uddin Ahmed Chowdhury, 96, Bangladeshi politician,
minister of commerce (1990–1991). •
Christiane Collange, 92, French journalist (
Le Jardin des Modes) and author. •
Ina Cronjé, 79, South African politician, member of the
KwaZulu-Natal Legislature (1994–2014). •
Léon Darnis, 95, French politician,
deputy (1974–1978). •
Arnold Diaz, 74, American journalist (
WPIX,
WCBS-TV), cancer. •
Murray Elder, Baron Elder, 73, British politician, member of the
House of Lords (since 1999), heart and kidney failure. •
Carlos Guerini, 74, Argentine footballer (
General Paz Juniors,
CD Málaga,
Real Madrid). •
Jared Hassin, 33, American football player (
Army Black Knights). •
Niels Holst-Sørensen, 100, Danish Olympic athlete (
1948) and air force officer. •
Heinz Günther Hüsch, 94, German lawyer and politician,
MP (1976–1990). •
Miyuki Ichijo, 76, Japanese voice actress (
Case Closed,
Project ARMS,
Stitch!), multiple organ failure. •
Ricardo Iorio, 61, Argentine heavy metal singer and bass guitarist (
Almafuerte,
Hermética,
V8). •
Ibrahima Kaba Bah, 92, Guinean politician and teacher. •
Ron Kee, 84, Australian
footballer (
St Kilda). •
Ajay Kumar Jena, 80, Indian politician,
Odisha MLA (1977–1980, 1990–1995). •
Mike Lashuk, 84, Canadian football player (
Edmonton Eskimos). •
Anderl Molterer, 92, Austrian alpine skier, Olympic silver medallist (
1956). •
Elwood Plummer, 79, American basketball player and coach. •
Bob Pomphrey, 79, English cricketer (
Hertfordshire). •
Wanda Półtawska, 101, Polish physician, pro-life activist, and Holocaust survivor. •
Steve Riley, 67, American drummer (
Keel,
W.A.S.P.,
L.A. Guns), pneumonia. •
Richard Roundtree, 81, American actor (
Shaft,
Se7en,
Speed Racer), pancreatic cancer. •
Robin Turner, 81, British Anglican priest,
Chaplain-in-Chief of the
Royal Air Force (1995–1998). •
P. Veldurai, 73, Indian politician,
Tamil Nadu MLA (1996–2001, 2006–2011).
25 •
Ajith Abeyratne, 75, Sri Lankan rugby union player (
Ceylonese,
national team), coach (
national rugby sevens team), and commentator. •
Bertie Bowman, 92, American congressional staffer, complications from heart surgery. •
Helena Carr, 77, Malaysian-born Australian businesswoman, brain aneurysm. •
Max Davidson, 89, Australian
footballer (
Collingwood). •
Steve Erwin, 63, American comic book artist (
Checkmate,
Gunfire), heart attack. •
Saleh Al-Gholab, 79, Jordanian politician,
minister of culture (2000). •
Giorgos Grammatikakis, 84, Greek physicist, rector of the
University of Crete (1990–1996) and
MEP (2014–2019), respiratory failure. •
Elizabeth Gray, 86, Canadian radio broadcaster (
CBC Radio), lung cancer. •
Syed Abul Hossain, 72, Bangladeshi politician,
minister of communications (2009–2011) and
ICT (2011–2012),
state minister of local government, rural development and co-operatives (1996–1997), brain haemorrhage. •
Robert Irwin, 95, American installation artist (
Getty Center), heart failure. •
Lilie James, 21, Australian student and water polo coach, beaten. •
Abdel Kharrazi, 47, Moroccan footballer (
Sète 34), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. •
Zdeněk Mácal, 87, Czech conductor (
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra,
New Jersey Symphony Orchestra,
Czech Philharmonic). •
Shena Malsiana, 32, Indonesian singer (
X Factor Indonesia), complications from lupus. •
Lyn McLain, 95, American music teacher and orchestra leader. •
David V. Mitchell, 79, American newspaper editor (
Point Reyes Light), complications from Parkinson's disease. •
Hans Mosesson, 79, Swedish actor (
Andra Avenyn) and musician (
Nationalteatern), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. •
Ružica Nikolić, 46–47, Serbian politician,
MP (2017–2020). •
Pierre Nzila, 75,
Congolese politician,
MP (2002–2012), traffic collision. •
Ian Shugart, 66, Canadian politician,
senator (since 2022),
clerk of the Privy Council (2019–2021). •
Alan Teasdale, 79, Australian
footballer (
Geelong). •
Dobroslav Trnka, 59, Slovak lawyer, cancer. •
Yūji Tsushima, 93, Japanese politician,
minister of health (1990, 2000) and
MP (1976–2009). •
Byron Wien, 90, American business investor.
26 •
Hélène Alarie, 82, Canadian agronomist and politician,
MP (1997–2000). •
Pekka Alonen, 94, Finnish Olympic alpine skier (
1952). •
Lionel Balagalle, 75, Sri Lankan military officer,
commander of the army (2000–2003) and
chief of staff (1999–2000). •
Richard R. Bond, 95, American politician, member of the
Colorado House of Representatives (1985–1991). •
Ray Brown, 74, American football player (
Atlanta Falcons,
New Orleans Saints). •
Jorge Búcaro, 77, Salvadoran football player (
Águila,
C.D. Platense) and manager (
C.D. Salvadoreño). •
John Burnheim, 96, Australian philosopher. •
Guy Camberabero, 87, French rugby union player (
La Voulte-Sportif,
US Tyrosse,
national team). •
Prabhatsinh Pratapsinh Chauhan, 82, Indian politician,
MP (2009–2019). •
Malay Roy Choudhury, 83, Indian poet, founder of
Hungryalist movement. •
Jérôme Christ, 85, French Olympic basketball player (
1960). •
Babanrao Dhakne, 85, Indian politician,
MP (1989–1991), heart attack. •
Baruch Mordechai Ezrachi, 94, Israeli Haredi rabbi. •
Goa Gil, 72, American musician, DJ, and remixer. •
Bobby Guindon, 80, American baseball player (
Boston Red Sox). •
Phillip Isenberg, 84, American politician,
mayor of Sacramento (1975–1982) and member of the
California State Assembly (1982–1996). •
Ralph Kenna, 59, Irish mathematician. •
Youcef Khatib, 90, Algerian military officer and doctor. •
Marion Lerner-Levine, 91, British-born American painter. •
Richard Moll, 80, American actor (
Night Court,
House,
Batman: The Animated Series). •
Harvey Munford, 83, American politician, member of the
Nevada Assembly (2004–2016). •
Judy Nugent, 83, American actress (
The Ruggles,
Magnificent Obsession, ''
There's Always Tomorrow''), cancer. •
Peter Olausson, 51, Swedish author and webmaster. •
Ove Rullestad, 83, Norwegian politician, mayor of
Farsund (1991–2001). •
Ed Sandford, 95, Canadian ice hockey player (
Boston Bruins,
Chicago Black Hawks,
Detroit Red Wings). •
Nazzareno Simonato, 87, Italian Olympic rower (
1960). •
Bingo Smith, 77, American basketball player (
Tulsa Golden Hurricane,
Cleveland Cavaliers). •
Rigo Star, 68,
Congolese
soukous guitarist and composer. •
Margarida Tengarrinha, 95, Portuguese political activist,
MP (1979–1983). •
Sir Jon Trimmer, 84, New Zealand ballet dancer, cancer.
27 •
Badrul Alam, 75, Bangladeshi air force officer. •
Wenche Blomberg, 80, Norwegian author. •
Denis Carufel, 69, Canadian ice hockey player (
Maine Nordiques,
Sorel Éperviers). •
Axali Doëseb, 69, Namibian composer ("
Namibia, Land of the Brave"), complications from diabetes. •
Alexander Vasiliyevich Golovin, 73, Russian diplomat,
ambassador to Austria (2000–2004). •
Curtis LeRoy Hansen, 90, American jurist, judge of the
U.S. District Court for the District of New Mexico (since 1992). •
Anne Heywood, 91, British actress (
The Fox,
Ninety Degrees in the Shade,
The Nun and the Devil), cancer. •
Gershon Hundert, 78, Canadian historian. •
Hiroshi Inuzuka, 94, Japanese actor (
Daigoro vs. Goliath,
Eijanaika,
Chameleon) and bass guitarist. •
Li Keqiang, 68, Chinese politician,
premier (2013–2023) and
first vice premier (2008–2013), heart attack. •
Viktor Mamatov, 86, Russian biathlete, Olympic champion (
1968,
1972). •
Ángel Martín Taboas, 105, Puerto Rican jurist and politician,
secretary of treasury (1970–1971) and justice of the
Supreme Court (1971–1982). •
William F. May, 96, American ethicist. •
Swarup Nayak, 76, Indian music director, composer, and actor. •
Henry Ohayon, 89, Moroccan-born Israeli Olympic cyclist (
1960). •
Augustus Oldford, 98, Canadian politician. •
Jean Pellissier, 51, Italian ski mountaineer, mountain runner, and sky runner. •
Petros Themelis, 87, Greek archaeologist. •
Jan Veenstra, 81, Dutch footballer (
Go Ahead Eagles,
Vitesse). •
Ewald Walch, 83, Austrian luger, Olympic silver medallist (
1968). •
John Wilkie, 76, Scottish footballer (
Arbroath,
Halifax Town,
Wigan Athletic). •
Wu Zunyou, 60, Chinese epidemiologist, chief epidemiologist at the
Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (since 2017), pancreatic cancer.
28 •
Juan Álvarez, 80, Chilean footballer (
San Luis,
Santiago Wanderers,
Deportes La Serena). •
Erkki Antila, 69, Finnish Olympic biathlete (
1980). •
Jim Bennett, 76, British museum curator and science historian, cancer. •
Carl Braaten, 94, American Lutheran theologian and minister. •
Franklin Cisneros, 39, Salvadoran Olympic judoka (
2008). •
Daniel Eckenspieller, 91, French politician,
senator (1995–2004). •
Vivian Folkenflik, 83, American educator and translator, struck by vehicle. •
Domenico Genovese, 62, English football player (
Boston United,
Peterborough United) and manager (
Spalding United). •
Armita Geravand, 17, Iranian student, assault. •
Károly Hauszler, 71, Hungarian water polo player, Olympic bronze medallist (
1980). •
Saleemul Huq, 71, British-Bangladeshi climatologist, director of
ICCCAD (since 2009), heart attack. •
Adam Johnson, 29, American ice hockey player (
Pittsburgh Penguins,
Nottingham Panthers), neck cut during game. •
Roland Lajoie, 87, American military major general. •
Svetlana Laukhova, 50, Russian Olympic hurdler (
2000). •
Alaba Lawson, 72, Nigerian business magnate and academician. •
Patricia Mahan, 71, American politician, mayor of
Santa Clara (2002–2014). •
Matthew Perry, 54, American-Canadian actor (
Friends,
The Whole Nine Yards,
Fallout: New Vegas), acute ketamine intoxication. •
Bill Rice, 84, American country music singer and songwriter. •
Shahida Qazi, 79, Pakistani journalist (
Dawn News,
PTV). •
Audrey Schuh, 92, American operatic soprano. •
Arthur Britton Smith, 103, Canadian philanthropist, businessman, and writer. •
Mary Lou Walter, 84, American politician, member of the
Rhode Island House of Representatives (1984–1998).
29 •
Charlie Aitken, 81, Scottish footballer (
Aston Villa,
New York Cosmos). •
Terry Barrett, 77–78, American art critic. •
Tomás Barris, 93, Spanish Olympic middle-distance runner (
1960). •
Robert Brustein, 96, American theater critic (
New Republic), playwright, and political commentator (
HuffPost). •
Jimmy Duggan, 93, Irish hurler (
Liam Mellows,
Galway). •
René Exbrayat, 75, French football player (
Arles,
Aix-en-Provence) and manager (
Avignon). •
Martha Ezzard, 84, American politician. •
Dick Fontaine, 83–84, English documentary filmmaker. •
Siri Frost Sterri, 79, Norwegian politician,
MP (1985–2001). •
Heath, 55, Japanese bass guitarist (
X Japan), colon cancer. •
Trevor Hill, 98, British producer (''
Children's Hour, Round Britain Quiz, Sooty''), director and writer. •
Ado Ibrahim, 94, Nigerian traditional ruler,
Ohinoyi of Ebiraland (since 1997). •
Reed McNeil Izatt, 97, American chemist. •
Willard Johnson, 87, American political scientist and
Africanist. •
Jerzy Mruk, 85, Polish ice hockey player (
Cracovia) and coach (
Unia Oświęcim,
national team). •
Joey Paras, 45, Filipino actor (
Bekikang: Ang Nanay Kong Beki,
FlordeLiza,
Sunday PinaSaya) and comedian. •
Aldo Pifferi, 85, Italian racing cyclist. •
Thierry Rautureau, 64, French-born American celebrity chef. •
Ronnie Rees, 79, Welsh footballer (
Coventry City,
Swansea City,
Nottingham Forest). •
Ramón Rodríguez Arribas, 89, Spanish judge, member (2004–2013) and vice president (2012–2013) of the
Constitutional Court, justice of the
Supreme Court (1978–1996). •
Tony Rohr, 84, Irish actor (
The Long Good Friday, ''
Harry's Game, The Lakes''), prostate cancer. •
Kenneth C. Smith, 91, Canadian electrical engineer and academic. •
Zinnatunnessa Talukdar, 76, Bangladeshi politician,
state minister of primary and mass education (1998–2001) and
MP (1996–2001, 2009–2014), heart and lung disease. •
Jeyan Mahfi Tözüm, 95, Turkish actress (
Belalı Baldız,
Yaprak Dökümü). •
Herbert Urlacher, 91, American politician, member of the
North Dakota Senate (1993–2008).
30 •
Walter Adams, 78, German Olympic runner (
1968,
1972). •
Paul Angenvoorth, 78, German Olympic long-distance runner (
1972). •
Sarwat Karim Ansari, 67, Indian politician,
Uttarakhand MLA (2012–2017, since 2022), heart disease. •
Luwalhati Antonino, 80, Filipino politician,
representative (1992–2001), chairperson of the
MinDA (2010–2016). •
Agha Hasan Askari, 78, Pakistani film director (
Toofan,
Doorian,
Mela), lung cancer. •
Sam Ball, 79, American football player (
Baltimore Colts). •
Sarat Barkotoky, 88, Indian politician,
Assam MLA (1991–2016). •
Peter S. Fischer, 88, American television writer (
Murder, She Wrote,
Columbo,
Ellery Queen). •
Frank Howard, 87, American baseball player (
Washington Senators/Texas Rangers,
Detroit Tigers,
Los Angeles Dodgers), complications from a stroke. •
Edward Kresge, 88, American scientist. •
Laiq Zada Laiq, 64, Pakistani poet, heart attack. •
Gien van Maanen, 87, Dutch handball (
national team) and football player (
national team). •
Vladimir Markelov, 66, Russian gymnast, Olympic champion (
1980). •
Barry McKinnon, 79, Canadian poet, multiple organ failure. •
Hans Meiser, 77, German radio and television presenter and journalist. •
Renjusha Menon, 35, Indian actress (
Thalappavu,
Bombay March 12,
Lisammayude Veedu), suicide by hanging. •
Tim Parenton, 61, American college baseball coach (
Samford Bulldogs,
North Florida Ospreys), throat cancer. •
István Pásztor, 67, Serbian politician,
president of the Assembly of Vojvodina (since 2012). •
Lois Galgay Reckitt, 78, American activist and politician, member of the
Maine House of Representatives (since 2016), colon cancer. •
James B. Scanlon, 92, American lieutenant colonel. •
Gary Seitz, 80, American mathematician. •
Mirth Solomon, 84, New Zealand
Hall of Fame netball player (
national team), world champion (
1967).
31 •
Lea Ackermann, 86, German Roman Catholic nun and anti-prostitution activist. •
Mohamed Ahmed Alin, 72, Somali military officer and politician,
president of Galmudug (2009–2012), stroke. •
Bill Bealles, 60, American football player (
Miami Dolphins). •
Jaak Broekx, 109, Belgian centenarian, nation's oldest living man (since 2021). •
Shepherd Gundu Chengeta, 57, Zimbabwean politician. •
Tyler Christopher, 50, American actor (
General Hospital,
Days of Our Lives,
The Lying Game), cardiac arrest. •
Vivian Cobbe, 89, Irish hurler. •
Lawrence Cohn, 91, American lawyer, record company executive, and blues record collector. •
Felipe Diogo, 21, Brazilian footballer (
São Bernardo), shot. •
José Luis Dolgetta, 53, Venezuelan football player (
Estudiantes de Mérida,
national team) and manager (
Tucanes de Amazonas), heart attack. •
Ernesto Ferrero, 85, Italian writer and literary critic. •
Jorge Arturo García Rubí, 75, Mexican lawyer and politician, interim
governor of Morelos (2000). •
John Hagedorn, 76, American professor. •
Linda Hirshman, 79, American author, academic, and lawyer, cancer. •
Ernst Hofer, 52, Austrian judoka. •
Séamus Leydon, 81, Irish Gaelic footballer (
Galway,
Dunmore MacHales,
Nemo Rangers). •
Donald Longmore, 95, British heart surgeon. •
Ken Mattingly, 87, American astronaut (
Apollo 16,
STS-4,
STS-51-C). •
Frank H. Mayfield, 84, American politician. •
George W. Owings III, 78, American politician, member of the
Maryland House of Delegates (1988–2004). •
Maria Pergay, 93, French furniture designer. •
Oleg Protopopov, 91, Russian pair skater, Olympic champion (
1964,
1968). •
Mike Reppond, 72, American football player (
Chicago Bears). •
Fabien Roy, 95, Canadian politician,
MP (1979–1980) and
Quebec MNA (1970–1979). •
Heinz Schlaffer, 84, German
Germanist and literary scholar. •
Mel Sembler, 93, American diplomat,
ambassador to Italy (2001–2005) and
Australia (1989–1993). •
Clifford W. Trow, 94, American politician, member of the
Oregon Senate (1975–1995). •
Elmar Wepper, 79, German actor (
Der Kommissar,
Cherry Blossoms,
Lammbock) and voice actor. •
David Wilshire, 80, British politician,
MP (1987–2010). •
Hugh Wyllie, 89, Scottish Presbyterian minister,
moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland (1992–1993). •
Koichi Yamamoto, 76, Japanese politician,
minister of environment (2016–2017) and
MP (1993–2021). •
Peter Yeo, 76, Australian footballer (
Melbourne). ==References==