Deaths in October 1999
The following is a list of notable deaths in October 1999.
Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:
- Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequent country of citizenship (if applicable), reason for notability, cause of death (if known), and reference.
October 1999
[edit]1
[edit]- Ted Arison, 75, Israeli businessman, heart attack.[1]
- Pietro Maria Bardi, 99, Italian writer, curator and collector.[2]
- Kuei Chih-hung, 61, Hong Kong filmmaker, liver cancer.[3]
- Glen Foster, 69, American sailor and Olympic medalist (1972), esophageal cancer.[4]
- Norbert Felix Gaughan, 78, American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church.
- Noel Johnson, 82, English actor.
- Gunnar Ljungström, 94, Swedish aerodynamics and automobile engineer.
- Wim Polak, 75, Dutch politician, mayor of Amsterdam (1977–1983), cancer.[5]
- Rod Webb, 89, Canadian politician, member of the House of Commons of Canada (1959-1968).[6]
- Lena Zavaroni, 35, Scottish singer and a television show host, pneumonia.[7]
2
[edit]- Muhammad Nasiruddin al-Albani, Albanian Islamic scholar.
- John Bugeja, 66, Maltese Olympic cyclist (1960).[8]
- Frank Duncan, 79, American baseball player.[9]
- Kim Hyun-jun, 39, South Korean basketball player and Olympian (1988), traffic collision.[10]
- Tosio Katō, 82, Japanese mathematician.
- Heinz G. Konsalik, 78, German novelist.[11]
- R. S. Krishnan, 88, Indian experimental physicist and scientist.
- Lee Lozano, 68, American painter and visual artist.[12]
- Danny Mayo, 49, American songwriter, heart attack.
- Pascual Pistarini, 83, Argentine general and Olympian equestrian (1948).[13]
- Lee Richardson, 73, American actor (Prizzi's Honor, Brubaker, Network).[14]
- Wayne Sevier, 58, American gridiron football coach, heart attack.[15]
- Georg Tintner, 82, Austrian conductor, suicide by jumping.[16]
3
[edit]- Paul Burris, 76, American baseball player (Boston/Milwaukee Braves).[17]
- Alastair Hetherington, 79, British journalist and editor of The Guardian.[18]
- N. Mohanan, 66, Indian Malayalam -language short story writer and novelist.
- Akio Morita, 78, Japanese businessman and co-founder of Sony, pneumonia.[19]
4
[edit]- Bernard Buffet, 71, French painter, suicide by asphyxiation.[20]
- Art Farmer, 71, American jazz trumpeter and flugelhorn player.[21]
- De Villiers Graaff, 85, South African politician.[22]
- Nikkyō Niwano, 92, Japanese Buddhist leader.
- Emil Schumacher, 87, German painter.[23]
- Rod Shoate, 46, American gridiron football player (New England Patriots).[24]
- Leonard Shoen, 83, American entrepreneur, suicide by traffic collision.[25]
- Ted Strain, 82, American basketball player.[26]
- Robert G. L. Waite, 80, Canadian historian, psychohistorian, and academic.[27]
5
[edit]- Tom Bienemann, 71, American football player (Chicago Cardinals).[28]
- Fernand Dubé, 70, Canadian lawyer and politician, heart attack.
- Earl Evans, 89, American biochemist.[29]
- Alex Lowe, 40, American mountaineer, avalanche.[30]
- Frank K. Richardson, 85, American attorney and judge, Parkinson's disease.[31]
- Jack Somerville, 89, New Zealand presbyterian leader.
6
[edit]- Ken Campbell, 73, American basketball player.[32]
- Larry Floyd, 91, Australian politician.
- Randi Kolstad, 74, Norwegian theater and screen actress.
- Gorilla Monsoon, 62, American wrestler and commentator, complications of diabetes.[33]
- Bob Patrick, 81, American baseball player (Detroit Tigers).[34]
- Patrick Reilly, 90, British diplomat and ambassador.[35]
- Amália Rodrigues, 79, Portuguese singer known as the "Queen of Fado", heart attack.[36]
- Tatevik Sazandaryan, 83, Soviet and Armenian operatic mezzo-soprano.
- Maris Wrixon, 82, American film and television actress, heart failure.
7
[edit]- Deryck Guyler, 85, English actor.[37]
- David A. Huffman, 74, American computer scientist, cancer.[38]
- Bruce Ritter, 72, American catholic priest and Franciscan friar, cancer.[39]
- Genrikh Sapgir, 70, Russian poet and fiction writer, heart attack.[40]
- Lucien Thèze, 86, French Olympic basketball player (1936).[41]
- Dimitri Tsafendas, 81, Greek-Mozambican political militant, pneumonia.
- Helen Vinson, 92, American film actress.[42]
- Dave Whitsell, 63, American football player (Detroit Lions, Chicago Bears, New Orleans Saints), cancer.[43]
8
[edit]- Manfredo Fest, 63, Brazilian bossa nova and jazz pianist and keyboardist.[44]
- Henri Koch-Kent, 94, Luxembourgish publicist, author, and historian.
- Zezé Macedo, 83, Brazilian comedienne and actress.
- John McLendon, 84, American basketball coach.[45]
- Reinis Zusters, 81, Latvian-Australian artist.
9
[edit]- Dutch Dotterer, 67, American baseball player (Cincinnati Redlegs/Reds, Washington Senators).[46]
- Milt Jackson, 76, American jazz vibraphonist, liver cancer.[47]
- Akhtar Hameed Khan, 85, Pakistani social scientist, heart attack.[48]
- James M. Logan, 78, American soldier and recipient of the Medal of Honor.[49]
- João Cabral de Melo Neto, 79, Brazilian poet and diplomat.[50]
- Rolf Stein, 88, German-French sinologist and tibetologist.[51]
- Morris West, 83, Australian novelist and playwright.[52]
- Franz Wolf, 92, German nazi SS-Oberscharführer and Holocaust perpetrator during World War II.
10
[edit]- Patrick Campbell, 22, Northern Irish republican volunteer, stabbed.
- George Forrest, 84, American writer of music and lyrics for musicals.[53]
- Alfredo Gil, 84, Mexican singer (Trio Los Panchos).[54]
- Gul Hassan Khan, Pakistani Army general.
- Hajime Nakamura, 86, Japanese indologist, philosopher and academic.[55]
- Pinhas Scheinman, 87, Israeli politician.[56]
- Ted White, 86, Australian cricketer.[57]
11
[edit]- Adriano Bassetto, 74, Italian football player.
- Fakir Baykurt, 70, Turkish author and trade unionist.
- Galina Bystrova, 65, Soviet athlete and Olympian (1956, 1960, 1964).[58]
- John Foot, Baron Foot, 90, British politician and Life Peer.[59]
- Leo Lionni, 89, Italian-American author and illustrator of children's books, Parkinson's disease.[60]
- Colette Picard, 85, French archaeologist and historian.[61]
- Oscar Valicelli, 84, Argentine film actor.
12
[edit]- Carlos Barreto, 23, Venezuelan bantamweight boxer and Olympian (1996), brain trauma sustained during match.[62]
- Wilt Chamberlain, 63, American basketball player (Los Angeles Lakers, Philadelphia 76ers) and actor (Conan the Destroyer), heart failure.[63]
- Olle Danielsson, 87, Swedish Olympic sprinter (1936).[64]
- Frank Frost, 63, American blues harmonica player, cardiac arrest, heart attack.[65]
- Ayako Miura, 77, Japanese novelist, multiple organ dysfunction syndrome.
- Clément Perron, 70, Canadian film director and screenwriter.
- Norman Reddaway, 81, British civil servant and diplomat.[66]
- Siegbert Wirth, 69, American Olympic soccer player (1956).[67]
13
[edit]- Leslie Aulds, 78, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox).[68]
- Geoffrey Burke, 86, English Roman Catholic bishop.
- Ingrid Englund, 73, Swedish Olympic alpine skier (1952, 1956).[69]
- Michael Hartnett, 58, Irish poet, alcoholic liver disease.[70]
- Rik Matthys, 74, Belgian footballer.[71]
- James E. Williams, 68, American Cherokee indian and Medal of Honor recipient.[72]
- Qasem-Ali Zahirnejad, Iranian Army general, stroke.
14
[edit]- Lage Andersson, 79, Swedish weightlifter and Olympian (1952).[73]
- Franca Dominici, 92, Italian actress and voice actress.
- Diethard Hellmann, 70, German Kantor and an academic.[74]
- Julius Nyerere, 77, Tanzanian anti-colonial activist and politician, leukemia.[75]
- Richard B. Shull, 70, American actor, heart attack.[76]
- Jerry Walter McFadden, 51, American serial killer and sex offender, execution by lethal injection.
15
[edit]- Yosef Burg, 90, German-born Israeli politician.[77]
- Durgawati Devi, 92, Indian revolutionary and a freedom fighter.
- Terry Gilkyson, 83, American folk singer, composer, and lyricist.[78]
- Eddie Jones, 64, British science fiction illustrator.[79]
- Torsten Lilliecrona, 78, Swedish actor.
- Josef Locke, 82, Irish tenor.[80]
- Steve Ramsey, 51, American gridiron football player (New Orleans Saints, Denver Broncos), traffic collision.[81]
- Bill Rieth, 83, American football player (Cleveland Rams).[82]
16
[edit]- Bobbie Beard, 69, American child actor.
- Bruce Cameron, 43, American guitarist, suicide.[83]
- Bill Dodgin, 90, English football player, manager and coach.
- Ella Mae Morse, 75, American popular singer, respiratory failure.[84]
- Jean Shepherd, 78, American raconteur, radio and TV personality, writer and actor.[85]
17
[edit]- Hugh Bolton, 70, Canadian ice hockey player (Toronto Maple Leafs).[86]
- William Gould Dow, 104, American scientist, educator and inventor.[87]
- Tommy Durden, 79, American guitarist and songwriter.[88]
- Richard John Harrison, 79, British academic.
- Rick Lapointe, 44, Canadian ice hockey player, heart attack.[89]
- Nicholas Metropolis, 84, Greek-American physicist.[90]
- Ralph Grey, Baron Grey of Naunton, 89, New Zealand peer and last Governor of Northern Ireland.
- Francisco Uva, 95, Portuguese Olympic fencer (1952).[91]
- Charles Wanstall, 87, Australian politician.
- Franz Peter Wirth, 80, German film director and screenwriter.[92]
18
[edit]- Dallas Bower, 92, British director and producer.[93]
- Mahanambrata Brahmachari, 94, Hindu monk.[94]
- John Cannon, 66, Canadian sports car racer, aircraft crash.[95]
- Tony Crombie, 74, English jazz drummer, pianist, bandleader and composer.[96]
- Paddi Edwards, 68, British-American actress, respiratory failure.
- Dick Hammer, 69, American athlete, actor, and Olympian (1964).[97]
- John James, 88, Canadian politician, member of the House of Commons of Canada (1949-1957).[98]
- Ross Parmenter, 87, Canadian music critic, editor, and author.[99]
19
[edit]- Carrie Abramovitz, 86, American sculptor, collagist, and economist[100]
- Auður Auðuns, 88, Icelandic lawyer and politician.
- Harry Bannink, 70, Dutch composer, arranger and pianist.[101]
- Robert Black, 93, British colonial administrator, Governor of Singapore (1955–1957).[102]
- Hayes Gordon, 79, American actor, stage director and acting teacher, heart disease.[103]
- Ray Katt, 72, American baseball player (New York Giants, St. Louis Cardinals), and coach, lymphoma.[104]
- Zeng Liansong, 81, Chinese economist and designer of the nation's flag.
- Penelope Mortimer, 81, English journalist, biographer and novelist, cancer.[105]
- James C. Murray, 82, American politician, member of the United States House of Representatives (1955-1957).[106]
- Nathalie Sarraute, 99, French writer and lawyer.[107]
- E. J. Scovell, 92, English poet and translator.
20
[edit]- Hans Georg Amsel, 94, German entomologist.
- Loukas Barlos, 79, Greek businessman, lung cancer.
- Agim Çavdarbasha, 55, Kosovo-Albanian sculptor.
- Calvin Griffith, 87, American Major League Baseball team owner.[108]
- Mae Street Kidd, 95, American businesswoman, civic leader and politician.[109]
- Pertti Laine, 60, Finnish Olympic rower (1960).[110]
- Jack Lynch, 82, Irish Fianna Fáil politician and fourth Taoiseach (1966–1973, 1977–1979), cerebrovascular disease.[111]
- Willi Schröder, 70, German football player and Olympian (1952).[112]
- Abdullah Sungkar, 62, Indonesian islamist and founder of terror group Jemaah Islamiyah.
- Earl Turner, 76, American baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates).[113]
21
[edit]- Queenie Ashton, 95, Australian actress.
- Ludwig Beisiegel, 87, German Olympic field hockey player (1936).[114]
- Lars Bo, 75, Danish artist and writer.[115]
- John Bromwich, 80, Australian tennis player.[116]
- Esther Fernández, 84, Mexican film and television actress, lung infarction.[117]
- H. Stuart Hughes, 83, American historian, professor, and activist.[118]
- LaMont Johnson, 58, American jazz pianist, heart failure.[119]
- Ahmet Taner Kışlalı, 60, Turkish politician, intellectual, lawyer, columnist, and academic.
- Horst Krüger, 80, German novelist.
- Fran O'Brien, 63, American football player (Cleveland Browns, Washington Redskins, Pittsburgh Steelers), heart attack.[120]
- Heinz Renneberg, 72, West German rower and Olympic champion (1952, 1960).[121]
- Gennady Vasilyev, 59, Russian film director, cerebral hemorrhage.
- Eric Wauters, 48, Belgian equestrian and Olympic medalist (1972, 1976, 1996).[122]
22
[edit]- Alphonse Anger, 84, French gymnast and Olympian (1948).[123]
- Martin Donnelly, 82, New Zealand cricketer and England rugby player.[124]
- Frank Jardine, 75, British ice hockey player and Olympian (1948).[125]
- Laure Koster, 97, Luxembourgian Olympic swimmer (1924).[126]
- Tibor Mamusich, 87, Hungarian rower and Olympian (1936).[127]
- Ed Mikan, 74, American basketball player.[128]
- István Nagy, 60, Hungarian football player and Olympian (1964).[129]
- Gordon Smith, 91, American Olympic ice hockey player (1932, 1936).[130]
- Irv Spencer, 61, Canadian ice hockey player (New York Rangers, Boston Bruins, Detroit Red Wings).[131]
- Luigi Spozio, 63, Italian Olympic rower (1960).[132]
23
[edit]- Jean Dauger, 79, French rugby player.[133]
- András Hegedüs, 76, Hungarian communist politician.[134]
- Neriman Köksal, 71, Turkish actress, breast cancer.
- Trudi Meyer, 85, German Olympic gymnast (1936).[135]
- Eric Reece, 90, Australian politician, Premier of Tasmania (1958–1969).
- Luciano Soprani, Italian fashion designer, throat cancer.[136]
- Cyril James Stubblefield, 98, British geologist.
- Albert Tucker, 84, Australian artist.[137]
- Francis Whitaker, 93, American artist and blacksmith.[138]
- Bobby Willis, 57, British songwriter, lung and liver cancer.
24
[edit]- Frank Bohlmann, 82, American football player (Chicago Cardinals).[139]
- John Chafee, 77, American politician, member of the U.S. Senate (since 1976) and Governor of Rhode Island (1963–1969), congestive heart failure.[140]
- Lucien De Muynck, 68, Belgian middle-distance runner and Olympian (1952).[141]
- Georges Gandil, 73, French Olympic sprint canoeist (1948).[142]
- Ginette Harrison, 41, British climber, climbing accident.[143]
- Peter Mingie, 68, Canadian Olympic swimmer (1948).[144]
- Berthe Qvistgaard, 89, Danish stage and film actress.[145]
- Philip Sansom, 83, British anarchist writer and activist.
- Marc Simenon, 60, French director and screenwriter, fall.[146]
25
[edit]- Leonard Boyle, 75, Irish and Canadian scholar in medieval studies and palaeography.[147]
- Vittorio Erspamer, 90, Italian pharmacologist and chemist.
- Rosalie Gascoigne, 82, New Zealand-Australian sculptor.[148]
- Arturo Herbruger, 87, Guatemalan politician.
- Samson Kisekka, 87, Ugandan politician, heart attack.
- Johannes Käbin, 94, Soviet and Estonian politician.
- Victor Saúde Maria, 60, Bissau-Guinean politician, assassination.
- Carlos Martí, 80, Spanish Olympic water polo player (1948).[149]
- Joe Proksa, 85, American basketball player.[150]
- S. Rajeswara Rao, 77, Indian composer and musician.
- David Spence Thomson, 83, New Zealand politician.
- Notable Americans killed in 1999 South Dakota Learjet crash:[151]
- Bruce Borland, 40, golf designer.
- Payne Stewart, 42, golfer.
26
[edit]- Maria Alba, 89, Spanish-American film actress.[152]
- Hoyt Axton, 61, American folk music singer-songwriter and actor, heart attack.[153]
- Eknath Easwaran, 88, Indian-American spiritual teacher and author.[154]
- Rex Gildo, 63, German singer of schlager ballads, suicide by jumping.[155]
- Christiane Jaccottet, 62, Swiss harpsichordist and musicologist.
- Abraham Polonsky, 88, American film director, screenwriter, essayist and novelist.[156]
- Stephen Roberts, 82, American actor.[157]
- Charles Earl Simons Jr., 83, American district judge (United States District Court for the District of South Carolina).[158]
- Albert Whitlock, 84, British motion picture matte artist, Parkinson's disease.[159]
27
[edit]- Wes Berggren, 28, American musician and guitarist for rock band Tripping Daisy, drug overdose.
- Johnny Byrne, 60, English footballer, heart attack.[160]
- Lois Collier, 80, American film actress, Alzheimer's disease.[161]
- Frank De Vol, 88, American arranger, composer and actor, heart failure.[162]
- Xie Fei, 66, Chinese politician, Politburo member, leukemia.
- Robert Mills, 72, American physicist.[163]
- José Aarón Alvarado Nieves, 33, Mexican professional wrestler, infection.
- Éamonn O'Doherty, 60, Northern Irish political activist.
- Charlotte Perriand, 96, French architect and designer.[164]
- Lew Rush, 87, Canadian Olympic cyclist (1932).[165]
- Glen Vernon, 76, American actor.[166][167]
- Austin B. Williams, 80, American carcinologist, cancer.
- Notable victims killed in the Armenian parliament shooting in Yerevan, Armenia:[168]
- Vazgen Sargsyan, 40, Prime Minister
- Karen Demirchyan, 67, National Assembly Speaker
- Yuri Bakhshyan, 52, Deputy National Assembly Speaker
- Ruben Miroyan, 60, Deputy National Assembly Speaker
- Leonard Petrosyan, 46, Minister of Urgent Affairs
- Henrik Abrahamyan, 60, Member of Parliament
- Mikayel Kotanyan, 72, Member of Parliament
28
[edit]- Howard Browne, 91, American science fiction editor and mystery writer.
- Ralph Crosthwaite, 63, American basketball player (Western Kentucky Hilltoppers).[169]
- Antonis Katinaris, 68, Greek musician.
- Rafael Alberti Merello, 96, Spanish poet.[170]
- Gastone Pescucci, 73, Italian actor and voice actor.
29
[edit]- Kamal Adham, 69-70, Saudi businessman, heart attack.
- Brita Appelgren, 86, Swedish film actress.
- Tom Dickinson, 102, American football player.[171]
- Rosa Furman, 69, Mexican actress, cardiac arrest.
- Greg, 68, Belgian cartoonist, aneurysm.[172]
- Cavan Kendall, 57, British actor, cancer.[173]
- Colin Matthew, 58, British historian and academic, heart attack.[174]
- Aolar Mosely, 87, American artist.
- Borhan Abu Samah, 34, Singaporean football player, liver cancer.
30
[edit]- Ratko Čolić, 81, Serbian football player and Olympian (1952).[175]
- Nise da Silveira, 94, Brazilian psychiatrist and student of Carl Jung, pneumonia.
- Renato Giovanelli, 76, Italian architect.[176]
- Grace McDonald, 81, American actress, pneumonia.[177]
- Uxío Novoneyra, 69, Spanish poet, journalist and children's writer.[178]
- Max Patkin, 79, American baseball player (Cleveland Indians), and clown.[179]
- Gábor Pogány, 84, Hungarian-born Italian cinematographer.
- Savumiamoorthy Thondaman, 86, Sri Lankan politician.[180]
- Maigonis Valdmanis, 66, Soviet Latvian basketball player and Olympian (1952, 1956, 1960).[181]
- Paul Wheatley, 78, British-American historical geographer.[182]
31
[edit]- Gameel Al-Batouti, 59, Egyptian aviator, relief first officer on EgyptAir Flight 990
- Denise Bellon, 97, French photographer.[183]
- Milton Brink, 88, American ice hockey player (Chicago Black Hawks).[184]
- August Chełkowski, 72, Polish physicist and politician.
- Sven-Olov Eriksson, 70, Swedish Olympic hurdler (1952).[185]
- John Wainwright Evans, 90, American astronomer, murder–suicide.[186]
- Howard Ferguson, 91, Irish composer and musicologist.
- Martin Hellberg, 94, German actor, director and writer.[187]
- Immanuel Jakobovits, Baron Jakobovits, 78, British rabbi.[188]
- Maurice Lafforgue, 84, French alpine skier and Olympian (1936).[189]
- Greg Moore, 24, Canadian racecar driver, racing accident.[190][191]
- Wyatt Ruther, 76, American jazz double-bassist.[192]
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