1 •
Angel Alcala, 93, Filipino biologist, president of
Silliman University (1991–1992),
secretary of environment and natural resources (1992–1995) and chairperson of the
CHED (1995–1999). •
Hans Alsén, 96, Swedish politician,
MP (1974–1982),
governor of Uppsala County (1986–1992). •
Renato Benaglia, 84, Italian football player (
Fiorentina,
Catania,
Roma) and coach. •
Joanne Bracker, 77, American
Hall of Fame college basketball coach (
Midland University), cancer. •
Don Bramlett, 60, American football player (
Minnesota Vikings). •
Jozef Čapla, 84, Slovak ice hockey player (
HC Slovan Bratislava,
HC Dukla Jihlava,
Augsburger EV). •
Parimal Dey, 81, Indian footballer (
East Bengal FC,
Mohun Bagan AC,
national team). •
Terence Dickinson, 79, Canadian astrophotographer and
amateur astronomer, complications from Parkinson's disease. •
Benny Dollo, 72, Indonesian football manager (
Persita Tangerang,
Arema Malang,
national team). •
Eunice Dwumfour, 30, American politician, shot. •
Franklin Florence, 88, American civil rights activist. •
Billy Galligan, 86, Irish hurler (
Avondhu,
Blackrock,
Cork). •
Kit Hesketh-Harvey, 65, British comedian and screenwriter (
Maurice). •
Jennifer Johnson, 76, Trinidad and Tobago politician. •
Maria Mykolaichuk, 81, Ukrainian singer and actress,
People's Artist of Ukraine. •
Roland Muhlen, 82, American Olympic sprint canoer (
1972,
1976). •
Leonard Pietraszak, 86, Polish actor (
Vabank,
Danton,
Kingsajz). •
Phillip Price Jr., 88, American politician. •
Lucy Quintero, 74, Panamanian folk singer, heart attack. •
Terry Saldaña, 64, Filipino basketball player (
Barangay Ginebra San Miguel,
Pop Cola Panthers,
Shell Turbo Chargers), kidney disease. •
René Schérer, 100, French philosopher. •
Matthew Schure, 74, American educational psychologist. •
Dan Suleiman, 80, Nigerian air force officer and politician,
governor of Plateau State (1976–1978). •
Philippe Tesson, 94, French journalist (
Le Quotidien de Paris,
Combat). •
Roman L. Weil, 82, American economist, cancer. •
George P. Wilbur, 81, American actor (
Halloween,
Remote Control,
The Running Man) and stuntman. •
Stanley Wilson Jr., 40, American football player (
Detroit Lions). •
George Zukerman, 95, Canadian bassoonist.
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Don Bielke, 90, American basketball player (
Fort Wayne Pistons). •
Trevor Boys, 65, Canadian racecar driver (
NASCAR). •
Ron Campbell, 82, American baseball player (
Chicago Cubs). •
Enzo Carra, 79, Italian journalist and politician,
deputy (2001–2013). •
Chris Chesser, 74, American film producer (
Major League,
The Rundown,
Bad Day on the Block). •
Calton Coffie, 68, Jamaican vocalist (
Inner Circle). •
Marcel Duriez, 82, French Olympic hurdler (
1960,
1964,
1968). •
Peter Facklam, 92, Swiss politician, member of the
Executive Council of Basel-Stadt (1980–1992). •
Fred la marmotte, Canadian groundhog. •
George Hams, 94, Australian
footballer (
Collingwood). •
Gerardo Islas Maldonado, 39, Mexican businessman and politician, member of the
Congress of Puebla (2018–2021), heart attack. •
Jean-Pierre Jabouille, 80, French racing driver (
Formula One,
24 Hours of Le Mans). •
Kenny Jay, 85, American professional wrestler (
AWA). •
Glória Maria, 73, Brazilian journalist and reporter (
Fantástico,
Globo Repórter), cancer. •
Linda Matar, 97, Lebanese women's rights activist. •
Butch Miles, 78, American jazz drummer. •
Mohammed Saeed Al Mulla, 97, Emirati banker and politician, co-founder of the
National Bank of Dubai, minister of
state for federation and Gulf affairs (1971–1973) and
transport (1973–1997). •
Dennis Munari, 74, Australian
footballer (
Carlton,
North Melbourne). •
Roger Nolan, 83, American police officer. •
Robert Orben, 95, American comedian and speechwriter. •
Solomon Perel, 97, German-born Israeli author and motivational speaker (
Europa Europa). •
Lanny Poffo, 68, Canadian-American professional wrestler (
WWF,
CWA,
ICW), heart failure. •
Tim Quy, 61, British musician (
Cardiacs). •
Pete Reed, 33, American aid worker, shell explosion. •
Kenneth D. Scott, 92, American politician, member of the
Iowa Senate (1973–1977, 1987–1991). •
D. R. Thorpe, 79, British historian and biographer. •
Louis Velle, 96, French actor (
Stopover in Orly,
The Impossible Mr. Pipelet,
Kings for a Day). •
K. Viswanath, 92, Indian film director (
Sankarabharanam,
Sagara Sangamam,
Saptapadi). •
Barbara Wilk, 87, Polish gymnast, Olympic bronze medallist (
1956). •
James C. Wofford, 78, American equestrian, Olympic silver medalist (
1968,
1972). •
Richard Woolcott, 95, Australian diplomat, author and commentator,
permanent representative to the United Nations (1982–1988). •
Takahiro Yokomichi, 82, Japanese politician, twice member and
speaker (2009–2012) of the
House of Representatives,
governor of Hokkaido (1983–1995), cancer. •
John Zizioulas, 92, Greek Orthodox prelate, metropolitan of
Pergamon (since 1986), COVID-19.
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Bernard Bardin, 88, French politician,
deputy (1981–1993). •
Giuseppina Bersani, 73, Italian Olympic fencer (
1972). •
Ronald Enroth, 84, American sociologist and author. •
Anthony Fernandes, 86, Indian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Bareilly (1989–2014), multiple organ failure. •
Andreas Gielchen, 58, German footballer (
1. FC Köln,
Alemannia Aachen). •
Oswald Gomis, 90, Sri Lankan Roman Catholic prelate and academic administrator, auxiliary bishop (1968–1996) and archbishop (2002–2009) of
Colombo, chancellor of the
UoC (2002–2021). •
Robert Key, 77, English politician,
MP (1983–2010) and
minister for sport (1992–1993). •
Alain Lacouchie, 76, French poet, illustrator, and photographer. •
José Luiz de Magalhães Lins, 93, Brazilian banker. •
Lawrence M. McKenna, 89, American jurist, judge of the
U.S. District Court for Southern New York (since 1990). •
Ronald Meisburg, 75, American labor lawyer. •
Hiroshi Mizuta, 103, Japanese economist and historian, member of the
Japan Academy. •
Ken Monteith, 84, Canadian politician,
MP (1988–1993). •
Joan Oates, 94, American-British archaeologist and academic. •
Roberto Purini, 85, Brazilian lawyer and politician,
São Paulo MLA (1979–1999). •
Paco Rabanne, 88, Spanish fashion designer. •
Portia Robinson, 96, Australian historian. •
Bine Rogelj, 93, Slovene Olympic ski jumper (
1956) and caricaturist. •
Sergio Solli, 78, Italian actor (
Il mistero di Bellavista,
I Can Quit Whenever I Want,
Ciao, Professore!). •
Dante Stefani, 95, Italian partisan and politician,
senator (1979–1987). •
Irving Stern, 94, American politician, member of the
Minnesota Senate (1979–1982). •
Jack Taylor, 94, American broadcaster, heart failure. •
Ismail Tipi, 64, Turkish-German politician, member of the
Landtag of Hesse (since 2010). •
Naďa Urbánková, 83, Czech singer and actress (
Closely Watched Trains,
Larks on a String,
Seclusion Near a Forest), complications from cancer and COVID-19. •
Juan Velarde, 95, Spanish economist and academic. •
Shevah Weiss, 87, Polish-born Israeli politician, member (1981–1999) and
speaker (1992–1996) of the
Knesset.
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Oshwin Andries, 19, South African footballer (
Stellenbosch), stabbed. •
Luciano Armani, 82, Italian racing cyclist. •
Vaco Baissac, 82, Mauritian artist. •
Don Blackburn, 84, Canadian ice hockey player (
Philadelphia Flyers,
New York Islanders,
New York Rangers). •
José del Castillo, 79, Peruvian footballer (
Cristal,
national team). •
César Cordero Moscoso, 95, Ecuadorian Roman Catholic priest. •
Elettra Deiana, 81, Italian teacher and politician,
deputy (2001–2008). •
Léon Engulu, 88,
Congolese politician,
governor of Katanga (1968–1970),
minister of the interior (1990–1991) and
senator (2003–2018). •
Susan Duhan Felix, 85, American ceramic artist. •
Jürgen Flimm, 81, German theater director and manager (
Salzburg Festival,
Berlin State Opera). •
Adrian Hall, 95, American theatre director. •
Eugene Iglesias, 96, Puerto Rican actor (
Jack McCall, Desperado,
Taza, Son of Cochise,
The Naked Dawn), heart attack. •
Sherif Ismail, 67, Egyptian politician,
prime minister (2015–2018). •
Vani Jairam, 77, Indian playback singer (
Sankarabharanam,
Guddi,
Sollathaan Ninaikkiren), fall. •
Marv Kellum, 70, American football player (
Pittsburgh Steelers,
St. Louis Cardinals). •
Floyd Kerr, 76, American basketball player (
Colorado State Rams). •
Pete Koegel, 75, American baseball player (
Milwaukee Brewers,
Philadelphia Phillies). •
Sarah Landau, 87, American architectural historian. •
Paul Martha, 80, American football player (
Pittsburgh Steelers) and executive (
San Francisco 49ers). •
Alois Mayer, 73, Austrian politician, member of the
Municipal Council and Landtag of Vienna (1997–2015). •
Roberto Ongpin, 86, Filipino businessman and politician,
MP (1978–1984) and
minister of commerce and industry (1978–1986). •
Edward Pangelinan, 81, Northern Marianan politician,
resident representative (1978–1984), pancreatic cancer. •
Anita Phillips, 77, Australian politician, member of the
Legislative Assembly of Queensland (2001–2004). •
Arnold Schulman, 97, American screenwriter (
Love with the Proper Stranger,
Goodbye, Columbus,
Tucker: The Man and His Dream). •
Jerry W. Tillman, 82, American politician, member of the
North Carolina Senate (2003–2020). •
Ron Tompkins, 78, American baseball player (
Kansas City Athletics,
Chicago Cubs). •
Yagbonwura Tumtunba Boresa II, Ghanaian monarch,
ruler of Gonja (since 2010). •
Harry Whittington, 95, American attorney and political figure (
Dick Cheney hunting accident), complications from a fall. •
Rob Williams, 92, New Zealand army general,
chief of the general staff (1981–1984).
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Hilda Adefarasin, 98, Nigerian women's rights activist. •
Hilary Alexander, 77, New Zealand-born British fashion journalist (
The Daily Telegraph). •
Hank Beebe, 96, American composer (
Bathtubs Over Broadway). •
Mordechai Bibi, 100, Iraqi-born Israeli politician,
MK (1959–1974). •
Catherine Bonnet, 57, French tennis player. •
Knut Borchardt, 93, German historian. •
John Bracey Jr., 81, American scholar and historian. •
Chris Browne, 70, American cartoonist (
Hägar the Horrible). •
Demetrius Calip, 53, American basketball player (
Los Angeles Lakers). •
Donn Charnley, 94, American politician, member of the
Washington House of Representatives (1971–1981, 1983–1985) and
senate (1980–1983). •
Chu Yun-han, 67, Taiwanese political scholar, rectal cancer. •
Robin Cocks, 84, British geologist. •
Joy Davidson, 85, American operatic mezzo-soprano. •
Renato Del Ponte, 78, Italian essayist. •
Jean Desanlis, 97, French veterinarian and politician,
deputy (1972–1997). •
Joan Wall, 89, English field hockey player and teacher, complications from dementia. •
Josep Maria Espinàs, 95, Spanish writer ("
Cant del Barça"), journalist, and publisher. •
T. P. Gajendran, 68, Indian film director (
Budget Padmanabhan,
Middle Class Madhavan,
Banda Paramasivam) and actor. •
Geoff Heskett, 93, Australian Olympic basketball player (
1956). •
Hsing Yun, 95, Chinese Buddhist monk, founder of
Fo Guang Shan and
Buddha's Light International Association, kidney failure. •
Kang Seong-mo, 89, South Korean entrepreneur and politician,
MNA (1988–1992). •
Abraham Lempel, 86, Polish-born Israeli computer scientist (
LZ77 and LZ78). •
Pervez Musharraf, 79, Pakistani politician and military officer,
president (2001–2008),
minister of defence (1999–2002) and
chief of Army staff (1998–2007), cardiac amyloidosis. •
Khalipha Nando, 81, Filipino Islamic militant,
wa'lī of Bangsamoro (since 2019) and co-founder of the
Moro Islamic Liberation Front. •
Ong Leong Boon, 76–77, Singaporean surgeon and politician,
MP (1972–1980). •
Alan Orange, 67, British lichenologist. •
John H. Panabaker, 94, Canadian business executive and academic administrator, chancellor of
McMaster University (1986–1992). •
Gerald Parsons, 89, English cricketer (
Cornwall). •
Nukun Prachuapmo, 93, Thai politician,
minister of transport (1991–1992, 1992). •
Inge Sargent, 90, Austrian-American author and human rights activist, queen consort of
Hsipaw State (1953–1962). •
Takako Sasuga, 87, Japanese voice actress (
Sazae-san,
Danganronpa). •
May Sayegh, 82, Palestinian poet and political activist. •
Hansi Schmidt, 80, Romanian-born German handball player (
VfL Gummersbach,
Steaua București,
West Germany national team). •
Vladimir Skulachev, 87, Russian biochemist, member of the
Russian Academy of Sciences. •
Phil Spalding, 65, English bassist (
GTR,
Original Mirrors,
Toyah). •
Roslyn Swartzman, 91, Canadian printmaker and painter. •
Rosa Tavarez, 83,
Dominican painter and engraver. •
Jusaburō Tsujimura, 89, Japanese puppeteer and doll maker, heart failure. •
Kaye Vaughan, 91, American-born Canadian
Hall of Fame football player (
Ottawa Rough Riders). •
Quirin Vrehen, 90, Dutch physicist. •
Wu Zhongru, 83, Chinese hydraulic engineer, member of the
Chinese Academy of Engineering.
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Moslem Uddin Ahmad, 74, Bangladeshi politician,
MP (since 2020), cancer. •
Peter Allen, 76, English footballer (
Leyton Orient,
Millwall). •
Greta Andersen, 95, Danish swimmer, Olympic champion (
1948). •
Janet Anderson, 73, British politician,
minister for film, tourism and broadcasting (1998–2001) and
MP (1992–2010). •
Abdellatif Ben Ammar, 79, Tunisian film director (
A Simple Story,
Aziza). •
Nugraha Besoes, 81, Indonesian football administrator and politician,
MP (1977–1992). •
Niamh Bhreathnach, 77, Irish politician, twice
minister for education,
TD (1992–1997) and
senator (1997). •
Bong Kee Chok, 85, Malaysian political activist. •
Rob Bruniges, 66, British Olympic fencer (
1976,
1980,
1984). •
Gerardo Cavallieri, 80, Argentine Olympic cyclist. •
Jane Dowling, 97, British artist. •
Moses Gray, 85, American football player (
Indiana Hoosiers,
New York Titans). •
David Harris, 76, American journalist and anti-war activist. •
Emory Kristof, 80, American photographer. •
Inge Krogh, 102, Danish politician,
MP (1973–1984). •
Carole Laganière, 64, Canadian documentary filmmaker •
Eugene Lee, 83, American set designer (
Saturday Night Live,
Candide,
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street). •
Nicolò Mineo, 89, Italian literary critic, literary historian and philologist. •
John Moeti, 55, South African footballer (
Orlando Pirates,
SuperSport United,
national team). •
Charlie Norris, 59, American professional wrestler (
Pro Wrestling America,
WCW). •
Květa Pacovská, 94, Czech illustrator and writer. •
Pierre-Alain Parot, 72, French stained-glass artist. •
Jim Rose, 56, American sculptor, suicide. •
Violet Stanger, 82, Canadian politician,
Saskatchewan MLA (1991–1999). •
Lubomír Štrougal, 98, Czech politician,
prime minister of Czechoslovakia (1970–1988). •
Răzvan Theodorescu, 83, Romanian historian and politician,
senator (2000–2008) and
minister of culture (2000–2004). •
Billy Thomson, 64, Scottish footballer (
St Mirren,
Dundee United,
national team). •
Miguel Lucas Tomás, 85, Spanish physician. •
B. K. S. Varma, 74, Indian painter, heart attack. •
Steve Woodmore, 62, British electronics salesman,
Guinness World Records record holder for most words articulated per minute (1990–1995). • Notable people killed during the
2023 Turkey–Syria earthquake: •
Christian Atsu, 31, Ghanaian footballer (
Newcastle United,
Hatayspor,
national team) •
Nilay Aydoğan, 31, Turkish basketball player (
national team) •
Nader Joukhadar, 45, Syrian football player (
Al-Wathba,
national team) and manager (
Salam Zgharta) •
Cemal Kütahya, 32, Turkish handball player (
national team) •
Taner Savut, 48, Turkish footballer (
Fenerbahçe,
Siirtspor) and sporting director (
Hatayspor) •
Yakup Taş, 63, Turkish politician,
MP (since 2018) •
Zilan Tigris, 50–51, Turkish-Armenian singer •
Ahmet Eyüp Türkaslan, 28, Turkish footballer (
Osmanlıspor,
Ümraniyespor,
Yeni Malatyaspor)
7 •
Tunku Abdul Aziz, 89, Malaysian politician,
senator (2009–2012). •
Fernando Becerril, 78, Mexican actor (
Zapata: el sueño del héroe,
The Mask of Zorro,
Get the Gringo). •
Luis Jaime Carvajal y Salas, 80, Spanish Olympic equestrian (
1972). •
František Cipro, 75, Czech football player and manager (
Slavia Prague,
Dynamo České Budějovice,
Chmel Blšany), colon cancer. •
Pio D'Emilia, 68, Italian journalist (
il manifesto, ''
L'Espresso''). •
Daniel Defert, 85, French sociologist and AIDS activist, founder of
AIDES. •
Abdelkader Drif, 85, Algerian sporting director. •
Jane F. Gentleman, 82–83, American-Canadian statistician. •
Karma Ghale, 59, Nepali politician,
MP (since 2018), prostate cancer. •
Mihail-Viorel Ghindă, 73, Romanian chess
International Master. (death announced on this date) •
Lee Greenfield, 81, American politician, member of the
Minnesota House of Representatives (1979–2001). •
Dieter Haaßengier, 88, German politician, member of the
Landtag of Lower Saxony (1970–1976). •
Benet Hytner, 95, English barrister. •
Teuku Sama Indra, 58, Indonesian politician, regent of
South Aceh (2013–2018). •
Makoto Itoh, 86, Japanese economist, heart attack. •
Richard Kell, 95, Irish poet, composer, and teacher. (death announced on this date) •
Tonya Knight, 56, American professional bodybuilder and game show contestant (
American Gladiators), cancer. •
Joseph Loeckx, 85, Belgian comic book artist (
Clifton,
Tintin,
La Ribambelle). •
Friedel Lutz, 84, German footballer (
Eintracht Frankfurt,
West Germany national team). •
Andrew J. McKenna, 93, American businessman, chairman of
McDonald's (2004–2016). •
Mendelson Joe, 78, Canadian singer-songwriter, assisted suicide. •
Hiroki Nakata, 58, Japanese
professional shogi player. •
Mati Põldre, 86, Estonian film director (
Those Old Love Letters,
Georg), screenwriter and cinematographer. •
Oleksandr Radchenko, 46, Ukrainian footballer (
Dynamo Kyiv,
Dnipro,
national team). •
Thibaut de Reimpré, 73–74, French painter. •
Alfredo Rizzo, 89, Italian Olympic runner (
1960). •
K. Warner Schaie, 95, American social gerontologist and psychologist. •
Volkmar Sigusch, 82, German sexologist, physician and sociologist. •
Sir William Taylor, 92, British educator and academic administrator, vice-chancellor of the
University of Hull (1985–1991). (death announced on this date) •
Anthony Thiselton, 85, English Anglican priest, theologian and academic. •
Fleur de Villiers, 85, South African journalist and business consultant, stroke. •
Leontii Voitovych, 71, Ukrainian historian. •
Wolfgang Weber, 83, German engineer and politician, member of the
Landtag of Saxony (1990–1994). •
Luc Winants, 60, Belgian chess player. •
Royden Wood, 92, English footballer (
New Brighton,
Clitheroe,
Leeds United).
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Burt Bacharach, 94, American
Hall of Fame composer ("
Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head", "
Walk On By", "
Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do)"), six-time
Grammy winner. •
Miroslav Blažević, 87, Croatian football player (
Rijeka) and manager (
Dinamo Zagreb,
national team), prostate cancer. •
Fritz Enskat, 84, German Olympic diver (
1960). •
Elena Fanchini, 37, Italian Olympic alpine ski racer (
2006,
2010,
2014), cancer. •
Shirley Fulton, 71, American jurist, judge of the
North Carolina Superior Court (1988–2002), gallbladder cancer. •
Arto Heiskanen, 59, Finnish ice hockey player (
Porin Ässät,
Lukko,
Albatros de Brest). •
Volkan Kahraman, 43, Austrian football player (
Excelsior,
SV Pasching,
national team) and manager, shot. •
Cody Longo, 34, American actor (
Hollywood Heights,
Days of Our Lives,
Piranha 3D). •
Jesús Agustín López de Lama, 93, Spanish Roman Catholic prelate, bishop-prelate of
Corocoro (1966–1991). •
Dennis Lotis, 97, South African-born British singer and actor (''
It's a Wonderful World, The City of the Dead, What Every Woman Wants''). •
Igor Mangushev, 36, Russian nationalist and mercenary, founder of the
E.N.O.T. Corp., shot. •
Dennis M. McCarthy, 78, American lieutenant general. •
Subimal Mishra, 79, Indian novelist. •
Vladimir Ivanovich Morozov, 82, Turkmen sprint canoeist, Olympic champion (
1964,
1968,
1972). •
Mihály Oláh, 74, Hungarian Olympic biathlete. •
Ignatius Paul Pinto, 97, Indian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Shimoga (1989–1998) and archbishop of
Bangalore (1998–2004). •
Ramón Saadi, 74, Argentine politician,
MP (1987–1988, 2003–2009) and
governor of Catamarca Province (1983–1991). •
Wolfgang Schallenberg, 92, Austrian diplomat, ambassador to
India (1974–1978),
Spain (1979–1981), and
France (1988–1992). •
Ivan Silayev, 92, Russian politician,
premier of the Soviet Union (1991),
chairman of the council of ministers (1990–1991) and
minister of aviation industry (1981–1985). •
Branka Veselinović, 104, Serbian actress (
A Child of the Community). •
Manousos Voloudakis, 56, Greek politician,
MP (2007–2009, 2012–2014, since 2019). •
Julian Wasser, 89, American photographer. •
Oscar Lawton Wilkerson, 96, American pilot (
Tuskegee Airmen) and radio personality.
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Marcos Alonso, 63, Spanish football player (
Barcelona,
Atlético Madrid,
national team) and manager. •
Ain Andressoo, 87, Estonian archer and architect. •
Jen Angel, 48, American writer, traffic collision. •
Ali al-Bahadili, 80, Iraqi politician,
minister of agriculture (2005–2010). •
Baracouda, 28, French racehorse. •
Changoleón, c. 82, Mexican television personality. •
Bill Currey, 78, New Zealand rugby player. •
György Czakó, 89, Hungarian Olympic figure skater (
1952). •
Jean-Maurice Dehousse, 86, Belgian politician,
MP (1971–1981),
minister-president of Wallonia (1982–1985),
MEP (1999–2004). •
Charlie Faulkner, 81, Welsh rugby union player (
national team,
British & Irish Lions) and coach (
Newport RFC), heart failure. •
Sıtkı Güvenç, 61, Turkish politician,
MP (2011–2015), complications from injuries sustained in an
earthquake. •
Princess Marie Gabrielle, 97, Luxembourgish royal. •
Doug Mattis, 56, American figure skater. •
Marijke Merckens, 83, Dutch actress and singer (
A Woman Like Eve,
Honneponnetje). •
O Kuk-ryol, 93, North Korean military officer, chief of the
general staff (1980–1988) and vice chairman of the
National Defence Commission (2009–2016), heart failure. •
Ferhat Ozcep, 55, Turkish geophysicist. •
Nelson Rising, 81, American businessman (
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco), complications from Alzheimer's disease. •
Lewis Spratlan, 82, American music academic and composer, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. •
Wesley Stacey, 81–82, Australian photographer, co-founder of the
Australian Centre for Photography. •
Dimitrious Stanley, 48, American football player (
New Jersey Red Dogs,
Winnipeg Blue Bombers), prostate cancer. •
Tunnet Taimla, 34, Estonian
renju player,
world champion (2003, 2013). •
Yukio Takano, 85, Japanese politician, mayor of
Toshima (since 1999) and member of the
Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly (1989–1999), COVID-19. •
David Vaughan, 60, British climatologist, stomach cancer. •
Sasa Zivoulovic, 50, Greek Olympic handball player (
2004).
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Marcel Adamczyk, 88, French footballer (
FC Nancy,
Lille,
national team). •
AKA, 35, South African rapper, shot. •
Garland E. Allen, 86, American historian and biographer. •
Morris J. Amitay, 86, American administrator, executive director of the
American Israel Public Affairs Committee (1974–1980). •
Amjad Islam Amjad, 78, Pakistani poet and screenwriter (
Waris,
Dehleez,
Din), cardiac arrest. •
Giovanni Bettini, 84, Italian architect and politician,
deputy (1979–1983). •
Len Birman, 90, Canadian-American actor (
Silver Streak,
Generations,
Captain America). •
Robbyanto Budiman, 56, Indonesian businessman. •
Larry Coyer, 79, American football coach (
Tampa Bay Buccaneers,
Denver Broncos,
Indianapolis Colts). •
Sir David Elliott, 93, British diplomat. •
Delano Franklyn, 63, Jamaican politician,
senator (2002–2007). •
Erich Froelich, 85, German-born Canadian professional wrestler. •
Sir Charles Gray, 94, Scottish politician, leader of the
Strathclyde Regional Council (1986–1992). •
Michael Green, 69, American molecular and cell biologist. •
Toni Harper, 85, American singer. •
Hugh Hudson, 86, English film director (
Chariots of Fire,
Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes,
My Life So Far). •
Satoshi Iriki, 55, Japanese baseball player (
Kintetsu Buffaloes,
Yomiuri Giants,
Tokyo Yakult Swallows), traffic collision. •
Marguerite Jauzelon, 105, French volunteer paramedic. •
Jacob L. Mey, 96, Dutch-born Danish professor of linguistics. •
Hans Modrow, 95, German politician,
chairman of the Council of Ministers of East Germany (1989–1990),
MEP (1999–2004) and
MP (1990–1994), stroke. •
Carleton Moore, 90, American molecular scientist. •
Samuel Moreno Rojas, 62, Colombian politician,
senator (1991–2006),
mayor of Bogotá (2008–2011), cardiac arrest. •
Horst Nickel, 88, German Olympic biathlete (
1960). •
Ron Roddan, 91, British athletics coach. •
Carlos Saura, 91, Spanish film director (
Mama Turns 100,
Carmen,
The Hunt), respiratory failure. •
Mitsuo Shindō, 74, Japanese art director, stomach cancer. •
Gautam Shome Sr., 62, Indian cricketer (
Bengal). •
René-Samuel Sirat, 92, French rabbi,
chief rabbi of France (1981–1988). •
Ben Steinberg, 93, Canadian composer, conductor and music educator. •
Paul Sullivan, 85, Australian footballer (
Hawthorn). •
Sergey Tereshchenko, 71, Kazakh politician,
prime minister (1991–1994). •
Nancy Tichborne, 80, New Zealand watercolour artist and gardener. •
Tôn Đức Lượng, 98, Vietnamese painter. •
Xiang Xuan, 96, Chinese soldier, youngest soldier to take part in the
Long March. •
Zhai Zhonghe, 92, Chinese biologist, member of the
Chinese Academy of Sciences.
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Barrie Barbary, 84, Australian
footballer (
North Adelaide,
Woodville). •
David K. Barton, 95, American radar systems engineer. •
Deniz Baykal, 84, Turkish politician,
minister of foreign affairs and
deputy prime minister (1995–1996). •
Kevin Bell, 67, American football player (
New York Jets). •
Howard Bragman, 66, American public relations executive, leukemia. •
Helena Parente Cunha, 93, Brazilian educator and writer. •
Odd Eriksen, 67, Norwegian politician,
minister of trade and industry (2005–2006) and governor of
Nordland (2006–2013). •
Adrien Fainsilber, 90, French architect. •
Tito Fernández, 80, Chilean singer-songwriter. •
James Flynn, 57, Irish film and television producer (
Vikings,
The Last Duel,
The Banshees of Inisherin). •
Brianna Ghey, 16, British transgender girl, stabbed. •
Anatoly Grigoriev, 79, Russian physiologist. •
Robert Hébras, 97, French massacre survivor (
Oradour-sur-Glane). •
Robert Dean Hunter, 94, American politician, member of the
Texas House of Representatives (1986–2007). •
Lee James, 69, American weightlifter, Olympic silver medalist (
1976). •
Jassim Ismail Juma, 85, Kuwaiti politician,
MP (1971–1975). •
Ivan Kováč, 74, Slovak middle-distance runner and radio sports commentator. •
Simas Kudirka, 92, Lithuanian sailor (
The Defection of Simas Kudirka). •
Erwan Kurtubi, 72, Indonesian politician, regent of
Pandeglang (2009–2010, 2011–2016). •
Agnès Laroche, 57, French author and novelist. •
Séamus Ryan, 85–86, Irish hurler. •
Donald Spoto, 81, American biographer, brain hemorrhage. •
Eleanor Sterling, 62, American conservationist and biologist. •
Muhammad Waris, Pakistani alleged blasphemer, lynched.
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Vadim Abdrashitov, 78, Russian film director (
Fox Hunting,
The Train Has Stopped,
Planet Parade), cancer. •
Lualhati Bautista, 77, Filipino novelist (''
Dekada '70,
Bata, Bata... Pa'no Ka Ginawa?), screenwriter (Bulaklak sa City Jail'') and activist. •
Roger Bobo, 84, American tuba player. •
Aimé Brisson, 94, Canadian politician,
Quebec MNA (1962–1976). •
Theo Dunne, 85, Irish football player (
Shelbourne) and manager (
UCD). •
Enrich, 93, Spanish cartoonist. •
Doug Fisher, 75, American football player (
Pittsburgh Steelers). •
Nadine Girault, 63, Canadian politician,
Quebec MNA (2018–2022). •
John Godwin, 94, British-Nigerian architect. •
Nadia Hashem, Jordanian journalist (''
Al Ra'i'') and politician,
minister of state for women's affairs (2012). •
Miloš Janoušek, 70, Slovak folk musician, stroke. •
David Jolicoeur, 54, American rapper (
De La Soul) and songwriter ("
Me Myself and I", "
Feel Good Inc."),
Grammy winner (
2006). •
Brian Lee, 86, British football manager (
Wycombe Wanderers). •
Ted Lerner, 97, American real estate developer, owner of the
Washington Nationals (since 2006) and founder of
Lerner Enterprises, pneumonia. •
Philippe Lopes-Curval, 71, French film director and screenwriter (
The Chorus,
Monsieur Batignole,
Boudu). •
Amazonino Mendes, 83, Brazilian politician, mayor of
Manaus (2009–2012) and three-time
governor of Amazonas, pneumonia. •
Linda King Newell, 82, American historian and Mormon scholar (
Mormon Enigma). •
Franc' Pairon, 74, Belgian fashion designer, cancer. •
Subbarayan Pasupathy, 82, Indian-born Canadian electrical engineer. •
Ramón Palacios Rubio, 102, Spanish engineer and politician,
senator (1996–2000). •
Yousef Al-Salem, 37, Saudi Arabian footballer (
Al Qadsiah,
Ettifaq,
national team). •
Narayan Satham, 73, Indian cricketer (
Baroda). •
Robert Sauzet, 95, French historian. •
Eileen Sheridan, 99, English racing cyclist. •
J. Paul Taylor, 102, American politician, member of the
New Mexico House of Representatives (1987–2005). •
George Tidy, 91, Scottish footballer (
Brechin City,
Berwick Rangers,
Dunfermline Athletic). •
W. Russell Todd, 94, American army major general. •
Arne Treholt, 80, Norwegian convicted spy. •
Suat Türker, 46, Turkish-German footballer (
Kickers Offenbach,
TSF Ditzingen,
İstanbulspor), heart attack. •
Billy Two Rivers, 87, Canadian professional wrestler (
GPW), actor (
Black Robe), and chief of the
Mohawks of Kahnawà:ke (1978–1998).
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Reza Ali, 82, Bangladeshi politician,
MP (2009–2014). •
Thierry Alla, 67, French musicologist and composer. •
Tim Aymar, 59, American heavy metal singer (
Pharaoh). •
Guido Basso, 85, Canadian jazz trumpeter. •
Oleg Bejenar, 51, Ukrainian-Moldovan football player (
Tiligul Tiraspol,
Dinamo Bender) and manager (
Speranța Crihana Veche), heart attack. •
Roger Bonk, 78, American football player (
North Dakota Fighting Sioux,
Winnipeg Blue Bombers). •
Josie Childs, 96, American civic leader and community activist. •
Eddie Conway, 76, American
Black Panther Party leader. •
Conrad Dobler, 72, American football player (
St. Louis Cardinals,
New Orleans Saints,
Buffalo Bills). •
Brian DuBois, 55, American baseball player (
Detroit Tigers). •
Mikaela Fabricius-Bjerre, 53, Finnish Olympic dressage rider (
2012), cancer. •
Pierre Garcia, 79, French football player and manager (
Stade Briochin,
Rennes). •
Robert Geddes, 99, American architect, dean of the
Princeton University School of Architecture (1965–1982). •
José María Gil-Robles, 87, Spanish politician,
president of the European Parliament (1997–1999). •
Alain Goraguer, 91, French jazz pianist, arranger and film composer (
Fantastic Planet,
Saint Laurent). •
Milan Hamada, 89, Slovak literary critic. •
Tamás Holovits, 83, Hungarian Olympic sailor (
1980). •
Lalita Lajmi, 90, Indian painter. •
Carl-Åke Ljung, 88, Swedish Olympic sprint canoer (
1956). •
Tom Luddy, 79, American film producer (
Barfly,
The Secret Garden), co-founder of the
Telluride Film Festival. •
Leiji Matsumoto, 85, Japanese manga artist (
Space Battleship Yamato,
Galaxy Express 999,
Space Pirate Captain Harlock), heart failure. •
Zia Mohyeddin, 91, British-Pakistani actor (
Lawrence of Arabia,
Khartoum,
Ashanti) and television broadcaster. •
Chris Mushohwe, 69, Zimbabwean politician,
senator (2008–2018). •
Kéné Ndoye, 44, Senegalese Olympic track and field athlete (
2000,
2004). •
Jean Pattou, 82, French architect and artist. •
Deirdre Purcell, 77, Irish author, journalist and stage actor. •
Nektarios Santorinios, 50, Greek politician,
MP (since 2015), cancer. •
Suzanne Sens, 92, French author and teacher. •
Shi Zhongci, 89, Chinese mathematician, member of the
Chinese Academy of Sciences. •
David Singmaster, 84, American mathematician. •
Huey "Piano" Smith, 89, American R&B pianist and songwriter ("
Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu"). •
Jesse Treviño, 76, Mexican-American painter, throat cancer. •
István Varga, 62, Hungarian Olympic judoka (
1988). •
Spencer Wiggins, 81, American soul singer. •
Oliver Wood, 80, British cinematographer (
The Bourne Ultimatum,
Face/Off,
Morbius), cancer. •
Maurie Young, 85, Australian footballer (
Hawthorn,
East Perth).
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Afternoon Deelites, 30, American Thoroughbred racehorse, euthanized. •
Javed Khan Amrohi, 73, Indian actor (
Andaz Apna Apna,
Lagaan,
Chak De! India), respiratory failure. •
Viktor Aristov, 84, Ukrainian football player (
Metalist Kharkiv,
SKA Odesa,
Energiya Volzhsky) and coach. •
Friedrich Cerha, 96, Austrian composer, conductor, and music educator. •
John Chipman, 95–96, Canadian-born American economist. (death announced on this date) •
Mikhael Daher, 94, Lebanese lawyer and politician,
MP (1972–1996, 2000–2005),
minister of education (1992–1995). •
Roger Ellis, 93, British headmaster, heart failure. •
Charley Ferguson, 83, American football player (
Buffalo Bills,
Cleveland Browns,
Minnesota Vikings). •
Emil C. Gotschlich, 88, American chemist, developer of the
meningococcal vaccine. •
Allen Green, 84, American football player (
Dallas Cowboys). •
Anthony Green, 83, English painter and printmaker. •
Gary L. Harrell, 71, American major general, glioblastoma. •
Jerry Jarrett, 80, American
Hall of Fame professional wrestler (
NWA Mid-America) and promoter, founder of
CWA and
NWA:TNA, esophageal cancer. •
Hrvoje Kačić, 91, Croatian legal scholar, politician and water polo player, Olympic silver medallist (
1956),
MP (1990–1994). •
Wim Kras, 79, Dutch footballer (
Volendam). •
William Joseph Kurtz, 87, Polish Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Kundiawa (1982–1999), coadjutor archbishop (1999–2001) and archbishop (2001–2010) of
Madang. •
Greg McMackin, 77, American football coach (
Oregon Tech Hustlin' Owls,
Hawaii Warriors). •
Marwan G. Najjar, 76, Lebanese screenwriter. •
John Prince, 77, New Zealand croquet player. •
Christine Pritchard, 79, British actress (
Cara Fi,
The Indian Doctor,
O Na! Y Morgans!). •
Duangphet Phromthep, 17, Thai footballer, suicide. •
Peter Renkens, 55, Belgian singer (
Confetti's). (death announced on this date) •
Serge Roullet, 96, French film director and screenwriter (
The Wall,
Benito Cereno). •
Baxtiyor Sayfullayev, 71, Uzbek politician,
minister of culture (2012–2020),
senator (since 2020). •
Vito Schlickmann, 94, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of
Florianópolis (1995–2004). •
Sherwood Schwarz, 92, American sports executive, owner of the
Toronto Argonauts. •
Antoine Stinco, 89, French architect. •
Neale Stoner, 88, American sports coach and athletic director. •
Kudarikoti Annadanayya Swamy, 87, Indian jurist, chief justice of
Madras High Court (1993–1997). •
Dame Kathrin Thomas, 78, British public servant,
lord lieutenant of Mid Glamorgan (2003–2019). •
Shoichiro Toyoda, 97, Japanese automotive executive, chairman of
Toyota (1992–1999). •
John M. Veitch, 77, American
Hall of Fame racehorse trainer. •
John Ward, 84, English potter.
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Paul Berg, 96, American biochemist,
Nobel Prize laureate (1980). •
Kevin Bird, 70, English footballer (
Mansfield Town,
Huddersfield Town). •
Bill Brown, 71, American basketball coach (
Kenyon Lords). •
Eileen Fitt, 71, British news editor and journalist, lung infection. •
James Fleming, 83, Canadian journalist and politician,
MP (1972–1984),
minister of state for multiculturalism (1980–1983). •
Shōzō Iizuka, 89, Japanese voice actor (
Mobile Suit Gundam,
Fist of the North Star,
Dragon Ball Z), heart failure. •
Paul Jerrard, 57, Canadian ice hockey player (
Minnesota North Stars) and coach (
Colorado Avalanche,
Calgary Flames), cancer. •
Ron Johnson, 84, Australian
footballer (
Richmond). •
Catherine McArdle Kelleher, 84, American political scientist. •
Gummadi Kuthuhalamma, 73, Indian politician,
Andhra Pradesh MLA (1985–2014). •
Bernie Laffey, 94, Australian footballer (
Footscray). •
Graham Lake, 87, English cricketer (
Gloucestershire). •
Leone Manti, 79, Italian politician,
deputy (1992–1994). •
Herbie McCracken, 95, Northern Irish rugby union player. •
Giampiero Neri, 95, Italian poet. •
Oh Takbeon, 79, South Korean writer, poet and literary critic. •
David Oreck, 99, American entrepreneur. •
Dario Penne, 84, Italian actor (
E le stelle stanno a guardare) and voice actor. •
Qian Guoliang, 83, Chinese general, commander of the
Jinan (1993–1996) and the
Shenyang Military Region (1999–2004). •
Gilbert Rist, 84, Swiss educator. •
Hans-Christian Siebke, 82, German farmer and politician, member of the
Landtag of Schleswig-Holstein (1996–2000). •
Grzegorz Skrzecz, 65, Polish Olympic boxer (
1980). •
Brigitte Smadja, 67, Tunisian-born French author. •
David Smith, 87, British chemical physicist. •
Kerstin Tidelius, 88, Swedish actress (
Fanny and Alexander,
Ådalen 31,
Hem till byn). •
Raquel Welch, 82, American actress (
One Million Years B.C.,
The Three Musketeers,
Fantastic Voyage), complications from Alzheimer's disease. •
John E. Woods, 80, American translator. •
Xu Binshi, 91, Chinese engineer, member of the
Chinese Academy of Engineering. •
Zaenal Ma'arif, 67, Indonesian politician,
MP (2004–2007). •
Algimantas Žižiūnas, 83, Lithuanian photographer.
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Jana Andrsová, 83, Czech ballerina and actress (
The Strakonice Bagpiper,
Jak se Franta naučil bát). •
Tulsidas Balaram, 86, Indian footballer (
Hyderabad City Police,
East Bengal,
national team), multiple organ failure. •
Sham Binda, 69, Surinamese entrepreneur and politician,
MP (since 2020). •
Michel Deville, 91, French film director (
The Reader,
Le Voyage en douce,
Death in a French Garden). •
Colin Dobson, 82, English footballer (
Sheffield Wednesday,
Huddersfield Town,
Bristol Rovers). •
Simone Edwards, 49, Jamaican-American basketball player (
Seattle Storm), ovarian cancer. •
Parvis Emad, 87, Iranian-American philosopher and translator. •
John Fedosoff, 90, Canadian football player (
Toronto Argonauts,
Hamilton Tiger-Cats,
Saskatchewan Roughriders). •
Kim Fripp, 70, Canadian Olympic ski jumper (
1976). •
Héctor Mario Gómez Galvarriato, 85, Mexican engineer, inventor and businessman. •
Gunnar Heinsohn, 79, German author, sociologist and economist. •
Alex Herrera, 43, Venezuelan baseball player (
Cleveland Indians). •
Ellen Hovde, 97, American documentary filmmaker (
Grey Gardens). •
Al Jacks, 87, American college football coach (
Clarion Golden Eagles,
Williams Ephs). •
Chuck Jackson, 85, American R&B singer ("
Any Day Now", "
I Keep Forgettin'", "
Tell Him I'm Not Home"). •
Charles Knode, 80, British costume designer (
Blade Runner,
Braveheart, ''
Monty Python's Life of Brian''). •
Maon Kurosaki, 35, Japanese pop singer. •
Jatu Lahiri, 86, Indian politician,
West Bengal MLA (1991–2006, 2011–2016). •
Tim Lobinger, 50, German Olympic pole vaulter (
1996,
2000,
2004), leukaemia. •
J.D. MacFarlane, 89, American politician,
Colorado Attorney General (1975–1983). •
Marilú, 95, Mexican singer and actress (
El barchante Neguib). •
Tony Marshall, 85, German
Schlager and opera singer. •
Tim McCarver, 81, American baseball player (
St. Louis Cardinals,
Philadelphia Phillies) and broadcaster (
Fox Sports), heart failure. •
Yvette Monginou, 95, French Olympic athlete (
1948,
1952). •
Aníbal Palma, 87, Chilean politician and diplomat,
minister general secretariat of government (1973), minister of
education (1972) and
housing and urbanism (1973). •
Gunvor Pontén, 94, Swedish actress (
Violence,
Tic Tac,
Spring of Joy). •
Helen Fogwill Porter, 92, Canadian author. •
Fritz Prossinagg, 92, Austrian Olympic middle-distance runner. •
Alberto Radius, 80, Italian guitarist and singer-songwriter (
Formula 3). •
Marie Borge Refsum, 95, Norwegian politician,
deputy MP (1973–1977). •
Giorgio Ruffolo, 96, Italian politician,
MP (1983–1994) and
minister of the environment (1987–1992). •
Kenny Simpkins, 79, Welsh footballer (
Hartlepool United,
Boston United,
Wrexham). •
Hank Skinner, 60, American convicted murderer. •
Stratis Stratigis, 89, Greek lawyer and politician,
MP (1985–1989). •
Mario Vitti, 96, Italian philologist. •
Mario Zurlini, 80, Italian football player (
Napoli,
F.C. Matera) and coach (
Savoia).
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Yuth Angkinandana, 86, Thai politician,
MP (1983–2001). •
Joyce Arleen, 91, American actress (
Kings Row,
The Gay Sisters,
Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch). •
Alparslan Arslan, 45–46, Turkish convicted murderer, suicide by hanging. •
Otis Barthoulameu, 71, American musician (
Fluf,
Olivelawn) and record producer (
Cheshire Cat). •
Géza Bejek, 88, Hungarian Olympic gymnast (
1960). •
Rebecca Blank, 67, American economist and academic administrator, acting
secretary of commerce (2011, 2012–2013) and
chancellor of UW-Madison (2013–2022), cancer. •
Elda Cerrato, 92, Argentine artist. •
Amritpal Chotu, Indian comedian and actor (
Sardaar Ji,
Ravanan). •
Keith Christensen, 75, American football player (
New Orleans Saints,
Edmonton Eskimos). •
Jenny Clève, 92, French actress (
F comme Fairbanks,
One Deadly Summer,
Welcome to the Sticks). •
Michaël Denard, 78, German-born French dancer and actor. •
Jerry Dodgion, 90, American jazz saxophonist and flautist, complications from an infection. •
Moses Elisaf, 68, Greek politician, mayor of
Ioannina (since 2019), cancer. •
Gerald Fried, 95, American film and television composer (
Paths of Glory,
The Killing,
Star Trek), pneumonia. •
Elissa Minet Fuchs, 103, American ballerina and choreographer. •
Ángela Gurría, 93, Mexican sculptor. •
John Holdsworth, 76, English rugby league referee. •
Kyle Jacobs, 49, American songwriter ("
More Than a Memory"), suicide by gunshot. •
James A. Joseph, 87, American diplomat,
ambassador to South Africa (1996–1999). •
Vijay Kichlu, 92, Indian classical singer, heart attack. •
Henry LaFont, Puerto Rican actor and comedian. •
André Le Goupil, 92, French Olympic equestrian (
1968). •
Patti Love, 75, British actress (''
That'll Be the Day, The Long Good Friday, Mrs Henderson Presents''). •
John Mason, 78, Indian schoolmaster and educationist. •
Henrietta Mbawah, 34, Sierra Leonean actress and social activist. •
Jim Mellen, 87, American Marxist activist, COPD. •
George T. Miller, 79, Scottish-born Australian film director (
The Man from Snowy River,
The NeverEnding Story II: The Next Chapter,
Zeus and Roxanne), heart attack. •
Peter Muller, 95, Australian architect. •
George Myers, 83, Jamaican-born Bahamian hotelier, vice president of
Resorts International (1977–1992). •
Peter Nanfuri, 80, Ghanaian police officer,
inspector general of police (1996–2001). •
Pansequito, 78, Spanish flamenco singer, brain cancer. •
Hans Poulsen, 77, Australian singer and songwriter. •
Shahnawaz Pradhan, 56, Indian actor (
Alif Laila,
Hari Mirchi Lal Mirchi,
Phantom), heart attack. •
Malik Mohammad Qayyum, 79, Pakistani lawyer,
attorney general (2007–2008). •
João Maurício Fernandes Salgueiro, 88, Portuguese economist and politician,
minister of finance (1981–1983). •
Maurizio Scaparro, 91, Italian stage director. •
Stella Stevens, 84, American actress (
Girls! Girls! Girls!,
The Nutty Professor,
The Poseidon Adventure), complications from Alzheimer's disease. •
Arne Tumyr, 89, Norwegian journalist (
Nybrott,
Sørlandet,
Fædrelandsvennen) and politician, leader of
Stop Islamisation of Norway (2007–2014). •
Lee Whitlock, 54, British actor (
Shine on Harvey Moon, ''
Cassandra's Dream, Grange Hill''). •
Tom Whitlock, 68, American songwriter ("
Danger Zone", "
Take My Breath Away", "
Winner Takes It All"),
Oscar winner (
1987), complications from Alzheimer's disease.
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Clemens Arvay, 42, Austrian biologist and writer, suicide by jumping. •
Britt Bendixen, 81, Danish choreographer. •
Peter Bonnet, 86, British major general. •
Barbara Bosson, 83, American actress (
Hill Street Blues,
The Last Starfighter,
Murder One). •
Jim Broyhill, 95, American politician, member of the
U.S. House of Representatives (1963–1986) and
Senate (1986). •
Peter Cairns, 84, Canadian navy admiral. •
Ilario Castagner, 82, Italian football player and manager (
Perugia,
Milan,
Inter Milan). •
Robert Cazala, 89, French road racing cyclist. •
Thomas R. Donahue, 94, American labor leader, president of the
AFL–CIO (1995), complications from a fall. •
Wendell Fleming, 94, American mathematician. •
Léopold L. Foulem, 77, Canadian ceramicist. •
Peter Herrndorf, 82, Canadian lawyer and television executive, chairman of
TVOntario (1992–1999). •
Huang Da, 97, Chinese economist and academic administrator, president of the
Renmin University of China (1991–1994). •
Cam Jacobs, 60, American football player (
Tampa Bay Buccaneers), complications from cardiac arrest. •
Gabriel Chen-Ying Ly, 93, Taiwanese philosopher, president of
Fu Jen Catholic University (1992–1996). •
Ammon McNeely, 52, American rock climber, fall. •
David G. O'Connell, 69, Irish-born American Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of
Los Angeles (since 2015), shot. •
Yoshihisa Okumura, 96, Japanese engineer. •
Ahmet Suat Özyazıcı, 87, Turkish football player (
İdmanocağı) and manager (
Trabzonspor). •
Taraka Ratna, 39, Indian actor (
Okato Number Kurraadu,
Yuva Rathna,
Taarak), cardiac arrest. •
Terry Rodgers, 80, Australian
footballer (
Essendon). •
Steve Satterfield, 85, American football coach (
Wofford Terriers) •
Justin O. Schmidt, 75, American entomologist, complications from Parkinson's disease. •
Don Shinn, 77, British musician. •
Richard H. Tilly, 90, American economic historian. •
Peter B. Warr, 85, British occupational psychologist. •
Peter Wolfenden, 88, New Zealand
Hall of Fame harness racing driver and trainer. •
Petar Zhekov, 78, Bulgarian football player (
Beroe,
CSKA Sofia) and manager, Olympic silver medallist (
1968).
19 •
Richard Belzer, 78, American actor (
Homicide: Life on the Street,
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,
The Flash), comedian, and author. •
Frieda Brown, 91, Australian Christian campaigner. •
Nicola Bulley, 45, British missing person. (body discovered on this date) •
Dickie Davies, 94, British television presenter (
World of Sport). •
Greg Foster, 64, American hurdler, Olympic silver medalist (
1984). •
David Lance Goines, 77, American artist. •
Pierre Haïk, 72, French lawyer, complications from Alzheimer's disease. •
Nazmul Huda, 80, Bangladeshi politician,
minister of communications (2001–2006),
minister of information (1991–1996) and
MP (1991–2006). •
Ferenc Jánosi, 84, Hungarian Olympic volleyball player (
1964). •
Jean Le Garrec, 93, French politician,
deputy (1981, 1986–1993, 1997–2007). •
Mayilsamy, 57, Indian actor (
Manathile Oru Paattu,
Vaimaye Vellum,
Thai Poranthachu) and comedian, heart attack. •
Ebrima Mballow, Gambian diplomat and politician,
minister of the interior (2018–2019). •
Red McCombs, 95, American businessman and sports team owner (
San Antonio Spurs,
Minnesota Vikings), co-founder of
iHeartMedia. •
Henry McDonald, 57, Northern Irish writer and journalist (
The Guardian,
The Observer), cancer. •
Jim McMillin, 85, American football player (
Denver Broncos,
Oakland Raiders). •
Christopher Nupen, 88, South African filmmaker, complications from dementia. •
Jansen Panettiere, 28, American actor (
The Secrets of Jonathan Sperry, ''
The X's, Robots''), cardiomegaly. •
Cornelius Price, 41, Irish organised crime leader, limbic encephalitis. •
Daniel Roche, 87, French historian. •
Jonathan M. Thompson, 51, American game designer. •
S. N. M. Ubayadullah, 81, Indian politician,
Tamil Nadu MLA (1989–1991, 1996–2006). •
Rolf Wirtén, 91, Swedish politician,
minister of economics (1981–1982) and
MP (1966–1983).
20 •
Bruce Barthol, 75, American bassist (
Country Joe and the Fish). •
S. K. Bhagavan, 89, Indian film director, producer and screenwriter (
Goa Dalli CID 999,
Pratidwani,
Chandanada Gombe). •
Bela Bose, 80, Indian actress (
Shikar,
Jeene Ki Raah,
Jai Santoshi Maa) and dancer. •
Victor Brox, 81, English blues musician. •
Carla Casper, 77, American Olympic curler. •
George B. Dertilis, 84, Greek historian. •
Eldridge Emory, 87, American politician, member of the
South Carolina House of Representatives (1998–2006). •
Şener Eruygur, 81, Turkish military officer,
general commander of the gendarmerie (2002–2004). •
Semyon Gershtein, 93, Russian physicist, member of the
Russian Academy of Sciences. •
Michael S. Heiser, 60, American biblical scholar and author, pancreatic cancer. •
Husnie Hentihu, 72, Indonesian politician, regent of
Buru (2002–2012). •
John Hitt, 82, American academic administrator, president of the
University of Central Florida (1992–2018). •
Om Prakash Kohli, 87, Indian politician,
governor of Gujarat (2014–2019) and
MP (1994–2000). •
Miklós Lendvai, 47, Hungarian footballer (
Zalaegerszegi,
Ferencvárosi,
national team), suicide. •
Joe McKnight, 89, American politician, member of the
Tennessee Senate (1987–1995). •
Rick Newman, 81, American comedy club owner (
Catch a Rising Star), pancreatic cancer. •
Russell Peck, 89, American medievalist. •
Jim Savage, 86, New Zealand athlete, archer and table tennis player, Paralympic bronze medalist (
1972,
1976). •
Ad Stouthamer, 91, Dutch microbiologist. •
Ken Warby, 83, Australian motorboat racer, holder of the
water speed record (since 1977).
21 •
Ron Altbach, 76, American keyboardist (
King Harvest,
Celebration) and songwriter ("
Alone on Christmas Day"). •
Amancio, 83, Spanish football player (
Real Madrid,
national team) and manager. •
Iris de Araújo, 79, Brazilian politician,
deputy (2007–2015). •
John Arbuthnott, 83, Scottish microbiologist. •
W. Carl Burger, 97, German-born American painter. •
Abby Choi, 28, Hong Kong socialite and model. •
Zandra Flemister, 71, American
Secret Service agent and diplomat. •
Ricardo García García-Ochoa, 78, Spanish lawyer and politician, member of the
Cortes of Castile and León (1987–1991). •
Jesse Gress, 67, American rock guitarist. •
Helen Hutchinson, 88–89, Canadian broadcaster and media personality. •
Iraj Kalantari Taleghani, 85, Iranian architect. •
Nurul Islam Khan, Bangladeshi politician,
MP (1973–1976). •
J. B. Kristiadi, 76, Indonesian civil servant. •
Mimika Luca, 85, Albanian actress (
Our Friend Tili,
Botë e padukshme,
A Tale from the Past) and dancer. •
Ramiz Novruz, 67, Azerbaijani actor, stomach cancer. •
Albie Pearson, 88, American baseball player (
Los Angeles/California Angels,
Washington Senators,
Baltimore Orioles). •
Achebe Betty Powell, 82, American activist and community leader, complications from COVID-19. •
Rayford Price, 86, American politician, member (1961–1973) and
speaker (1972–1973) of the
Texas House of Representatives. •
Simone Segouin, 97, French Resistance fighter. •
Eva Siracká, 96, Slovak physician. •
Marian Skubacz, 64, Polish Olympic wrestler (
1988). •
Nadja Tiller, 93, Austrian actress (
Rosemary,
The Rough and the Smooth,
Wanted: Babysitter). •
Norman Zide, 94, American linguist.
22 •
Pascual Babiloni, 76, Spanish footballer (
Castellón,
Real Madrid,
Benicarló). •
André Bailly, 81, Belgian politician, member of the
Parliament of Wallonia (2001–2004). •
Elaine Barkin, 90, American composer. •
Mick Burns, 85, Irish hurler (
Nenagh Éire Óg,
Tipperary). •
Oyibo Chukwu, Nigerian lawyer and politician, shot. •
Richard Cooke, 76, English archaeologist. •
Guremu Demboba, 88, Ethiopian Olympic road cyclist (
1956,
1960). •
Ellen Inga O. Hætta, 69, Norwegian politician. •
Kristina Holland, 78, American actress (''
The Courtship of Eddie's Father, The Funky Phantom, Butch Cassidy''). •
Fujima Kansuma, 104, Japanese-American kabuki dancer, heart failure. •
Giorgos Katsoulis, 60, Greek water polo player (
Olympiacos) and coach, cancer. •
Dermot Kelly, 90, Irish hurler (
Limerick). •
Howard R. Lamar, 99, American historian,
president of Yale University (1992–1993). •
Tatiana Lobo, 83, Chilean-born Costa Rican writer. •
Mats Löfving, 61, Swedish police officer, deputy director of the
Swedish Police Authority (2014–2018). •
Dylan Lyons, 24, American television journalist (
Spectrum News 13), shot. •
Bruno Mahlow, 85, German diplomat. •
Germano Mathias, 88, Brazilian samba singer. •
Román Mejías, 97, Cuban baseball player (
Pittsburgh Pirates,
Boston Red Sox). •
Augie Nieto, 65, American businessman, founder of
Life Fitness, complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. •
Phyllis Perkins, 89, British Olympic middle-distance runner (
1960). •
Ahmed Qurei, 85, Palestinian politician,
prime minister (2003–2006). •
Kanak Rele, 85, Indian
classical dancer. •
Harry D. Schultz, 99, American investment advisor and author. •
Stanislav Štefkovič, 93, Slovak decathlete. •
Sun Manji, 91, Chinese biochemical pharmacologist. •
Subi Suresh, 41, Indian actress (
Happy Husbands,
Drama,
Panchavarnathatha) and television anchor, liver disease. •
Tasuku Tsukada, 86, Japanese politician, mayor of
Nagano (1985–2001). •
Jeff Watson, 80, British-born Australian journalist, presenter ('
Beyond Tomorrow,
Getaway) and author, brain cancer. •
Philip Ziegler, 93, British biographer and historian, cancer.
23 •
Bernard Bellec, 88, French politician, mayor of
Niort (1986–2002). •
Slim Borgudd, 76, Swedish racing driver and drummer (
Lea Riders Group). •
Esperanza Bravo de Varona, 95, Cuban-born American archivist. •
Adrian Breacker, 88, English athlete. •
François Couchepin, 88, Swiss lawyer and politician,
chancellor (1991–1999). •
John Croneberger, 84, American Episcopalian clergyman,
bishop of Newark (2000–2007). •
Andrée Desautels, 99, Canadian musician, musicologist and music educator. •
Donald Dillbeck, 59, American convicted murderer, execution by lethal injection. •
Tony Earl, 86, American politician,
governor of Wisconsin (1983–1987) and member of the
Wisconsin State Assembly (1969–1975), stroke. •
Raymond L. Finch, 82, American judge. •
Syd Fischer, 95, Australian property developer and sailor. •
Jane Franklin, 88, American historian and author. •
Salundik Gohong, 76, Indonesian army officer and politician, mayor of
Palangka Raya (1998–2003). •
Birgit Hein, 80, German film director, producer, and performance artist. •
Hasan Ali Khan, 71, Indian businessman. •
Thomas H. Lee, 78, American financier, founder of
Thomas H. Lee Partners and
Lee Equity Partners, suicide by gunshot. •
José Lei, 92, Hong Kong Olympic sport shooter (
1968) and civil servant. •
Adam Lisewski, 79, Polish fencer, Olympic bronze medallist (
1968). •
Mohd Kamal Hassan, 80, Malaysian Islamic scholar, rector of the
IIUM (1998–2006), complications from surgery. •
John Motson, 77, English football commentator (
BBC Sport,
Talksport). •
Giuseppe Nirta, 82, Italian mobster, heart disease. •
John Olver, 86, American politician, member of the
U.S. House of Representatives (1991–2013),
Massachusetts Senate (1973–1991) and
Massachusetts House of Representatives (1969–1973). •
Leonard E. Opdycke, 93, American historian. •
Bob Perryman, 58, American football player (
New England Patriots,
Denver Broncos). •
Jack Sheedy, 96, Australian
Hall of Fame football player (
East Fremantle,
Western Australia) and coach (
East Perth). •
Allen Steck, 96, American mountaineer and rock climber. •
Peter Tábori, 83, Hungarian-born British architect (
Whittington Estate). •
Irving Wardle, 93, English theatre critic and writer. •
Patricia S. Warrick, 98, American literary scholar and editor.
24 •
James Abourezk, 92, American politician, member of the
U.S. House of Representatives (1971–1973) and
Senate (1973–1979). •
Giorgos Adamopoulos, 76–77, Greek lawyer and politician,
MP (1989–2000). •
Vic Anciaux, 91, Belgian doctor and politician,
MP (1965–1995). •
Bae Deok-kwang, 74, South Korean politician,
MNA (2014–2018). •
Merrick Baker-Bates, 83, British diplomat,
commissioner for the British Antarctic Territory (1990–1992). •
Michael Blackwood, 88, American documentary filmmaker. •
Roslyn Chasan, 90, American lawyer. •
Maurizio Costanzo, 84, Italian television host, journalist, and screenwriter (
The House with Laughing Windows,
A Special Day,
Zeder), complications from surgery. •
Ed Fury, 94, American bodybuilder and actor (
Ursus,
The Seven Revenges,
Ursus in the Land of Fire). •
Adolf Goetzberger, 94, German physicist. •
Víctor Gómez Bergés, 82,
Dominican lawyer, jurist and diplomat,
minister of foreign affairs (1972–1975) and judge of the
Constitutional Court (2011–2018). •
Felipe González González, 76, Mexican politician,
governor of Aguascalientes (1998–2004) and
senator (2006–2012). •
Sir Bernard Ingham, 90, British journalist and civil servant,
Downing Street press secretary (1979–1990). •
Juraj Jakubisko, 84, Slovak film director (
Birds, Orphans and Fools,
The Millennial Bee,
The Feather Fairy) and screenwriter. •
Serhii Korol, 52, Ukrainian soldier,
Hero of Ukraine. •
William Leckie, 94, British Olympic rower (
1948). •
Walter Liese, 97, German forestry and wood researcher and wood biologist. •
Jim Lightfoot, 89, English motorcycle speedway rider. •
Walter Mirisch, 101, American film producer (
In the Heat of the Night,
Midway,
The Hawaiians),
Oscar winner (
1967). •
Edith Peinemann, 85, German violinist. •
Edith Roger, 100, Norwegian dancer and choreographer. •
Georgios Romeos, 88, Greek writer and politician,
MEP (1984–1993). •
Louis Roquet, 80, Canadian academic, chancellor of the
University of Montreal (2018–2021). •
Peter Roquette, 95, German mathematician. •
Mahfouz Saber, 78, Egyptian judge and politician,
minister of justice (2014–2015). •
Devisingh Ransingh Shekhawat, 89, Indian politician,
first gentleman (2007–2012) and
Maharashtra MLA (1985–1990), complications from a fall. •
David L. Starling, 73, American railroad executive (
Kansas City Southern Railway). •
Tom Tierney, 46, Irish rugby union player (
national team) and coach. •
Patrick Vian, 80, French musician.
25 •
Pierre Apraxine, 88, Estonian-born American art historian. •
Torbjörn Axelman, 90, Swedish television producer, director, and writer. •
Victor Babiuc, 84, Romanian jurist and politician,
MP (1990, 1992–2004) and
minister of national defence (1996–2000). •
Beverley Lawrence Beech, 78, Welsh author and home birth activist, pancreatic cancer. •
Jack Billion, 83, American politician, member of the
South Dakota House of Representatives (1993–1997). •
Wayne Burtt, 78, New Zealand cricketer (
Canterbury,
Central Districts). •
Ernest L. Daman, 99, German-born American mechanical engineer, inventor, and business executive, president of the
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (1988–1989). •
John P. Fackler Jr., 88, American inorganic chemist. •
Walter Ferguson, 103, Panamanian-born Costa Rican calypso singer-songwriter. •
François Hadji-Lazaro, 66, French actor (
Cemetery Man,
The City of Lost Children,
Dante 01), musician and producer, sepsis. •
Allan Hotchkin, 79, Australian
footballer (
South Melbourne). •
Kris Jordan, 46, American politician, member of the
Ohio House of Representatives (2009–2010, since 2019) and
Senate (2011–2018), diabetic reaction. •
Max King, 92–93, American theologian. •
Sir David Lumsden, 94, British musician and choirmaster. •
Corinna Miazga, 39, German politician, member of the
Bundestag (since 2017), breast cancer. •
Fred Miller, 82, American football player (
Baltimore Colts). •
Rusty Mitchell, 80, American Olympic gymnast (
1964). •
Dave Nicholson, 83, American baseball player (
Baltimore Orioles,
Chicago White Sox,
Houston Astros). •
Jerry Olson, 89, American football coach. •
François Engongah Owono, 77, Gabonese politician,
MP (2001–2006). •
Sixtus Josef Parzinger, 91, Austrian-Chilean Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Villarrica (2001–2009). •
Martin Pěnička, 53, Czech footballer (
Slavia Prague,
Lokeren,
Stavo Artikel Brno). •
Gordon Pinsent, 92, Canadian actor (
Away from Her,
Babar,
The Red Green Show), cerebral hemorrhage. •
Dieter Pürschel, 82, German Olympic ice hockey player (
1968). •
Carl Saunders, 80, American jazz trumpeter, composer and educator. •
Mitsuo Senda, 82, Japanese voice actor (
Golgo 13,
Sherlock Hound,
Naruto), heart failure. •
Mihai Șora, 106, Romanian philosopher, essayist, and politician,
minister of teaching (1989–1990). •
Traute, Princess of Lippe, 98, German princess. •
Richard Trefry, 98, American army lieutenant general,
inspector general of the U.S. Army (1977–1983). •
Ali Yafie, 96, Indonesian Islamic scholar, chairman of the
Indonesian Ulema Council (1990–2000).
26 •
Ali Al-Baghli, 76, Kuwaiti politician,
minister of oil (1992–1996). •
Béchir Ben Slama, 91, Tunisian politician,
minister of culture (1981–1986). •
Betty Boothroyd, Baroness Boothroyd, 93, British politician, member (1973–2000) and
speaker (1992–2000) of the
House of Commons and member of the
House of Lords (since 2001). •
Julian Christopher, 78, American actor (
The Magician,
Smallville,
Upload). •
Helmut Gneuss, 95, German Anglo-Saxon and Latin manuscript scholar. •
Alberto Mario González, 81, Argentine footballer (
Boca Juniors,
national team). •
Terry Holland, 80, American basketball coach (
Davidson Wildcats,
Virginia Cavaliers), complications from Alzheimer's disease. •
Ian Hunter, 75, Northern Irish artist and art curator. •
Mandy Jenkins, 42, American journalist, co-founder of
Fusion, breast cancer. •
Ted Knap, 102, American journalist. •
Jim Lewis, 88, British racehorse owner (
Best Mate), kidney failure. •
Günther von Lojewski, 87, German journalist, television presenter, and author. •
Mário Lucunde, 65, Angolan Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of
Menongue (2005–2018). •
Curzio Maltese, 63, Italian journalist (
la Repubblica,
La Gazzetta dello Sport) and politician,
MEP (2014–2019). •
Eduardo Mendúa, c. 39, Ecuadorian
Cofán indigenous leader, environmentalist, and land rights activist, shot. •
Gus Franklin Mutscher, 90, American politician,
speaker of the Texas House of Representatives (1969–1972). •
Tony O'Donoghue, 86, Irish sports commentator. •
Valeria Ogășanu, 76, Romanian actress (
Michael the Brave,
The Yellow Rose). •
Francisco Osorto, 65, Salvadoran footballer (
Santiagueño,
Municipal Limeño,
national team), liver failure. •
Barbara Paulson, 94, American
human computer. •
Tom Pendry, Baron Pendry, 88, British politician,
MP (1970–2001) and member of the
House of Lords (since 2001). •
Shahida Raza, Pakistani field hockey player (
national team),
boat accident. •
Bob Richards, 97, American pole vaulter and politician, Olympic champion (
1952,
1956). •
Amy Schwartz, 68, American author and illustrator. •
Ziya Şengül, 78–79, Turkish footballer (
Fenerbahçe,
national team), organ failure. •
Fred Shabel, 90, American basketball coach (
UConn Huskies). •
Mohammed Stuart, 77, Namibian politician, member of the
National Assembly (1990–1999). •
Morris Tanenbaum, 94, American physical chemist. •
Sandy Valdespino, 84, Cuban baseball player (
Minnesota Twins,
Atlanta Braves,
Milwaukee Brewers). •
Johnnie Walters, 90, Canadian broadcaster and television personality. •
Ans Westra, 86, Dutch-born New Zealand photographer (
Washday at the Pa). •
Kieron Wood, 73, Irish author, journalist, and barrister.
27 •
Nobuo Ariga, 58, Japanese singer-songwriter, bassist, and record producer, prostate cancer. •
Jean Balfour, 95, Scottish forester, landowner and conservationist. •
Chester Borrows, 65, New Zealand politician,
MP (2005–2017),
minister for courts (2011–2014),
deputy speaker of the House of Representatives (2014–2017), cancer. •
Ricou Browning, 93, American actor (
Creature from the Black Lagoon,
Revenge of the Creature) and television director (
Flipper). •
Ron Brownson, 70-71, New Zealand art curator. •
Eduardo Burguete, 61, Spanish Olympic pentathlete (
1984). •
Srutimala Duara, 57, Indian writer, ovarian cancer. •
Wolfgang Dudda, 65, German politician, member of the
Landtag of Schleswig-Holstein (2012–2017). •
Paul East, 76, New Zealand politician,
MP (1978–1999),
attorney-general (1990–1997) and
minister of defence (1996–1997). •
Royston Ellis, 82, English novelist, travel writer and poet, heart failure. •
Sir Anthony Hartwell, 82, British mariner and aristocrat. •
Koo Kwang-ming, 96, Taiwanese independence activist. •
Gérard Latortue, 88, Haitian politician,
prime minister (2004–2006) and
foreign minister (1988), fall. •
Li Yining, 92, Chinese economist. •
Óscar López Balestra, 88, Uruguayan politician,
deputy (1972–1973, 1985–1990). •
Burny Mattinson, 87, American animator (
The Great Mouse Detective,
Robin Hood) and screenwriter (
Beauty and the Beast). •
Don McGowan, 85, Canadian television personality •
Tom McLeish, 60, British theoretical physicist. •
Juan Muñoz, 93, Spanish children's author (
El Barco de Vapor). •
Gleb Pavlovsky, 71, Russian political scientist. •
Bluey Scott, 93, Australian motorcycle speedway rider. •
Shen Zulun, 91, Chinese politician,
governor of Zhejiang (1988–1990). •
Filipp Sidorsky, 85, Russian diplomat,
ambassador to Uzbekistan (1992–1997) and
to Bosnia and Herzegovina (1998–2000). •
Jerry Simmons, 76, American tennis coach (
LSU Tigers). •
Chrysostomos A. Sofianos, 83, Cypriot educator and politician, co-founder of
CNTI. •
Juha Valjakkala, 57, Finnish convicted murderer. •
Ed Weber, 91, American politician, member of the
United States House of Representatives (1981–1983). •
Sammy Winston, 44, English footballer (
Tottenham Hotspur,
Leyton Orient).
28 •
Dennis Aase, 81, American race car driver. •
Abdoh Besisi, 45, Saudi Arabian footballer (
Al Ahli,
Al-Ansar,
Ohod). •
Michael Botticelli, 63, American Olympic figure skater (
1980). •
Yvonne Constant, 92, French actress (
Gigot,
Monkeys, Go Home!,
Their Last Night), singer and ballerina. •
Bay Darnell, 91, American racing driver. •
John T. Dillon, 84, American businessman, chairman of the
International Paper (1996–2003). •
Brian J. Donnelly, 76, American politician and diplomat, member of the
U.S. House of Representatives (1979–1993) and
ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago (1994–1997). •
Jean Faut, 98, American baseball player (
South Bend Blue Sox). •
Maurencia Gillion, South African politician, member of the
National Council of Provinces (since 2019). •
Jimmy Hatton, 88, Irish Gaelic footballer and hurler (
Kilcoole,
Wicklow GAA). •
Bo Hickey, 77, American football player (
Montreal Alouettes,
Brooklyn Dodgers,
Denver Broncos). •
Wsevolod W. Isajiw, 89, Ukrainian-born Canadian sociologist and scholar. •
Jay Arlen Jones, 69, American actor (
The Patriot,
Eight Legged Freaks,
Extreme Justice). •
John Jordan, 73, American woodturner. •
Geneviève Lhermitte, 56, Belgian convicted murderer, assisted suicide. •
Lu Gongxun, 89, Chinese politician,
deputy (1993–2003). •
Fred Marolewski, 94, American baseball player (
St. Louis Cardinals). •
Pelayo Novo, 32, Spanish footballer (
Oviedo,
Elche), train collision. •
Brian O'Brien, 83, Irish rugby union player (
national team) and manager. •
Pirouz, 10 months, Iranian
Asiatic cheetah, kidney failure. •
Giovanni Prezioso, 65, American lawyer. •
Tony Scherman, 72, Canadian painter, cancer. •
Javad Tabatabai, 77, Iranian philosopher and political scientist. •
Indrek Toome, 79, Estonian politician,
chairman of the Council of Ministers (1988–1990). •
Grant Turner, 64, New Zealand footballer (
Stop Out,
national team), cancer. •
Jay Weston, 93, American film producer (
Lady Sings the Blues,
Buddy Buddy). ==References==