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DeutschDeaths in May 1996
The following is a list of notable deaths in May 1996.
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.
May 1996[edit]
1[edit]
- Herbert Brownell, 92, American politician, cancer.[1]
- Billy Byers, 69, American jazz trombonist and arranger.[2]
- François Chalais, 76, French journalist, leukemia.
- Jim Gleeson, 84, American baseball player.[3]
- Eric Houghton, 85, English football player and manager.[4]
- David M. Kennedy, 90, American diplomat, cardiovascular disease.[5]
- Luana Patten, 57, American actress (Song of the South, Johnny Tremain, Joe Dakota), respiratory failure.[6]
2[edit]
- Emile Habibi, 73, Palestinian-Israeli writer and communist politician, cancer.[7]
- Danny Kamekona, 60, American actor (The Karate Kid Part II, Problem Child, Honeymoon in Vegas).
- María Luisa Ponte, 77, Spanish actress.
- Henri Rust, 90, Dutch film editor.
- Douglas Houghton, Baron Houghton of Sowerby, 97, British politician.[8]
3[edit]
- Guy Casaril, 62, French film director.[9]
- Donald G. Fink, 84, American engineer.[10]
- Tim Gullikson, 44, American tennis player and coach, brain cancer.[11]
- Alex Kellner, 71, American baseball player.[12]
- Hermann Kesten, 96, German writer.[13]
- Detlev Kittstein, 52, German field hockey player.[14]
- Patsy Montana, 87, American country music singer-songwriter.[15]
- Ray Stevens, 60, American professional wrestler, heart attack.
- Jack Weston, 71, American actor (Dirty Dancing, The Thomas Crown Affair, The Ritz), lymphoma.[16]
- Keith Daniel Williams, 48, American murderer, execution by lethal injection.[17]
4[edit]
- Jean Crépin, 87, French Army officer during World War II, the First Indochina War and the Algerian War.[18]
- Edward E. Haddock, 84, American politician.
- Gus Keriazakos, 64, American baseball player.[19]
- Eduardo Franco Raymundo, 62, Spanish chess player.[20]
5[edit]
- Gaëtan Duval, 65, Mauritian politician.[21]
- David Lasser, 94, American writer and political activist.[22]
- Rodney M. Love, 87, American politician.
- Jokūbas Minkevičius, 75, Lithuanian politician.
- Ai Qing, 86, Chinese poet.[23]
- Salli Terri, 73, Canadian-American singer and arranger.[24]
- Charles H. Zimmerman, 88, American aeronautical engineer.[25]
6[edit]
- Donald T. Campbell, 79, American psychologist and scholar.[26]
- Geoffrey S. Dawes, 78, British fetal physiologist.
- Ed Love, 85, American animator.[27]
- Hamlet Mkhitaryan, 33, Soviet/Russian football player, brain cancer.
- Wally Nightingale, 40, British musician, drug-related illness.
- Suzanne Ridgeway, 78, American film actress.
- Leo Joseph Suenens, 91, Belgian Roman Catholic cardinal, thrombosis.[28]
7[edit]
- William Copley, 77, American painter, writer, and gallerist.
- Don McNeill, 88, American radio personality.[29]
- Albert Meltzer, 76, British anarchist.[30]
- Narciso G. Reyes, 82, Filipino diplomat and author.
- José Lázaro Robles, 72, Brazilian football player.
- Howard Smith, 76, British diplomat.
8[edit]
- Beryl Burton, 58, English racing cyclist, heart attack.[31]
- Serge Chermayeff, 95, Russian-British architect, industrial designer, and writer.[32]
- Luis Miguel Dominguín, 69, Spanish bullfighter, cerebral hemorrhage.[33]
- Robert Geib, 84, Luxembourgish football player.[34]
- Ludwig Hoelscher, 88, German composer, musician and music educator.[35]
- Bill Naito, 70, American businessman, civic leader and philanthropist, cancer.
- Celedonio Romero, 83, Spanish musician.[36]
- Karl Ullrich, 85, German SS officer during World War II.
- Garth Williams, 84, American children's illustrator.[37]
9[edit]
- Khaptad Baba, 1995, Nepalese spiritual saint.
- Lu Dingyi, 89, Chinese politician.
- Carl Fallberg, 80, American cartoonist and artist.[38]
- Gustave Gingras, 78, Canadian physician.
- Calvin Waller, 58, United States Army lieutenant general, complications from a heart attack.[39]
10[edit]
- Jože Babič, 79, Slovenian filmmaker.
- Poul Borum, 61, Danish poet and writer.
- Joe Holden, 82, American baseball player, manager and scout.[40]
- Ethel Smith, 93, American organist.
- Curt Teichert, 91, German-American palaeontologist and geologist.[41]
11[edit]
- Nnamdi Azikiwe, 91, President of Nigeria.[42]
- Rodney Culver, 26, American football running back, plane crash.[43]
- Ademir de Menezes, 73, Brazilian football player and manager.
- Øivind Johannessen, 71, Norwegian football player.
- Sam Ragan, 80, American poet.[44]
- Vittorio Sala, 77, Italian screenwriter and film director.[45]
- Princess Maria de los Dolores of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, 86, Sicillian princess.[46]
- Mikheil Tumanishvili, 75, Soviet theatre director.
- Merrill B. Twining, 93, United States Marine Corps general.[47]
- Ivan Vyshnevskyi, 39, Ukrainian football player, melanoma.
- Margaret Wright, 76, American politician and community activist.
- Notable climbers killed in the 1996 Mount Everest disaster[48]
- Scott Fischer, 40, American mountaineer.
- Rob Hall, 35, New Zealand mountaineer.
- Yasuko Namba, 47, Japanese businesswoman.
- Andy Harris, 31, New Zealand mountain guide.
12[edit]
- Ghazaleh Alizadeh, 47, Iranian poet and writer, suicide.
- Richard Kendall Brooke, 66, South African ornithologist.
- Homer Keller, 81, American composer of contemporary classical music.[49]
- Mohamed Abdel Rahman, 81, Egyptian fencer.
- Martin Roman, 86, German jazz pianist.[50]
13[edit]
- Harry Hyde, 71, American NASCAR crew chief, myocardial infarction.
- William Hughes Mulligan, 78, American judge.[51]
- Morris Edward Opler, 89, American anthropologist.[52]
- Chaim Menachem Rabin, 80, Israeli linguist.[53]
14[edit]
- Marian Barone, 72, American gymnast and olympian.[54]
- Vera Chapman, 98, British writer.
- Edward Gurney, 82, American attorney and politician.[55]
- Jan Hertl, 67, Czech football player.
- Sridharan Jeganathan, 44, Sri Lankan cricket player.
- Ludwig Preiß, 85, German politician.[56]
- Dick Randall, 70, American filmmaker.
- Adone Stellin, 75, Italian association football player.[57]
- Kumi Sugai, 77, Japanese painter, sculptor and printmaker.
- Usilaimani, 62, Tamil actor.
- Leopold Šťastný, 84, Czechoslovak soccer player and coach.
15[edit]
- Nordine Ben Ali, 76, Algerian-French football player and manager.[58]
- Javier del Granado, 83, Bolivian writer.
- Newt V. Mills, 96, American politician.
- Paul Nogier, 87, French neurologist and physician.[59]
- Virgil Walter Ross, 88, American animator.
16[edit]
- Danilo Alvim, 75, Brazilian football player and manager, pneumonia.[60]
- Jeremy Michael Boorda, 56, American admiral, suicide.[61]
- Claude Gordon, 80, American trumpeter, band director, educator, and author, cancer.[62]
- Olga Madar, 80, American labor unionist.[63]
17[edit]
- Scott Brayton, 37, American open-wheel racing driver, racing accident.
- Willis Conover, 75, American radio producer, lung cancer.[64]
- Mary Haas, 86, American linguist.[65]
- Rusi Modi, 71, Indian cricket player.
- Nick Origlass, 88, Australian Trotskyist politician.[66]
- Johnny "Guitar" Watson, 61, American musician and singer-songwriter, myocardial infarction.[67]
18[edit]
- Czesław Bobrowski, 92, Polish politician and economist.
- Mario Braggiotti, 90, American pianist, composer and raconteur.[68]
- Dawee Chullasapya, 81, Thai Air Force air marshal.
- Chet Forte, 60, American television director and sports radio talk show host, heart attack.[69]
- Kevin Gilbert, 29, American musician, accidental asphyxiation.
- Yosef Porat, 86, German-Israeli chess player.
- T. B. Werapitiya, 71, Sri Lankan cricket player.
19[edit]
- John Beradino, 79, American baseball player and actor, pancreatic cancer.[70]
- Herbert Büchs, 82, German Air Force officer.
- Jake Ford, 50, American basketball player.[71]
- Hideji Hōjō, 93, Japanese author, novelist, and playwright.
- Janaki Ramachandran, 72, Indian actor and politician, cardiac arrest.
- Margaret Rawlings, 89, English actress.[72]
- Charles Verlinden, 89, Belgian medievalist.
- Zygmunt Ziembiński, 75, Polish legal philosopher and logician.
20[edit]
- Jean-Jacques Delbo, 87, French actor.[73]
- Dean Harens, 75, American actor.
- Jon Pertwee, 76, English actor, comedian, cabaret performer and TV presenter, heart attack.[74]
- Janez Vidic, 73, Slovene painter and illustrator.
21[edit]
- Vladimir Belyakov, 78, Soviet gymnast.[75]
- Paul Delph, 39, American musician.
- Raffaele di Paco, 87, Italian road racing cyclist.[76]
- Karl Hoffmann, 81, German Indologist.
- Fernando Volio Jiménez, 71, Costa Rican politician.
- Lash LaRue, 78, American actor, pulmonary emphysema.[77]
- Fritz Ligges, 57, German equestrian, heart attack.[78]
22[edit]
- Robert Christie, 82, Canadian actor and director.
- Cuthbert Hurd, 85, American computer scientist and entrepreneur.[79]
- Seymour H. Knox III, 70, American sports executive.
- Veikko Lavi, 84, Finnish singer, songwriter and writer.
- Maurice Piot, 83, French fencer.[80]
- George H. Smith, 73, American writer.
- Wong Peng Soon, 78, Malaysian badminton player, pneumonia.
23[edit]
- Abu Ubaidah al-Banshiri, 46, Egyptian al-Qaeda leader, drowned.
- Patrick Cargill, 77, English actor, brain cancer.[81]
- Dorothy Hyson, 81, American actress, stroke.[82]
- Sim Iness, 65, Athletics competitor.[83]
- Evert Karlsson, 75, Swedish ski jumper.[84]
- Bernhard Klodt, 69, German football player, heart attack.
- Kronid Lyubarsky, 62, Soviet dissident, heart attack.
- Tanju Okan, 57, Turkish recording artist; singer, cirrhosis.
- Peter Pasetti, 79, German actor, cancer.
24[edit]
- John Abbott, 90, English actor.[85]
- Jorge Bolaños, 51, Ecuadorian football player.
- Harry Campion, 91, British statistician and director.
- Thomas Connolly, 86,United States Navy admiral , aviator, gymnast and Olympic medalist.[86]
- José Cuatrecasas, 93, Spanish-American pharmacist and botanist.
- Jacob Druckman, 67, American composer, lung cancer.[87]
- Enrique Álvarez Félix, 62, Mexican actor, heart attack.
- Johan Kraag, 82, President of Suriname.
- Joseph Mitchell, 87, American writer.[88]
- Kshitindramohan Naha, 64, Indian geologist and professor.
- Lois Pereiro, 38, Poet; writer, AIDS-related complications.
- Norman René, 45, American director, AIDS-related complications.[89]
- Roland Varno, 88, Dutch-American actor and secret agent.[90]
25[edit]
- Renzo De Felice, 67, Italian historian.[91]
- John Morrison, 1st Baron Margadale, 89, British politician.
- Guy Mazeline, 96, French writer.
- Bradley Nowell, 28, American musician and the lead singer and guitarist of Sublime, opioid overdose.
- Vladimir Ukhov, 72, Russian racewalker.[92]
- Barney Wilen, 59, French saxophonist.[93]
- Dimitar Yordanov, 66, Bulgarian football player.
26[edit]
- Ole Berntsen, 81, Danish sailor.[94]
- Don Bollweg, 75, American baseball player.[95]
- Haika Grossman, 76, Israeli politician and member of Knesset.
- Gerard Hallock, 90, American ice hockey player.
- Stefan Jędrychowski, 86, Polish journalist and communist politician.
- Ovidiu Papadima, 86, Romanian literary critic, folklorist, and essayist.[96]
- Milan Ribar, 66, Yugoslav/Croatian football manager.
- Heije Schaper, 89, Dutch lieutenant general of the Royal Netherlands Air Force and politician.[97]
- Mike Sharperson, 34, American baseball player, accident.[98]
27[edit]
- George Boolos, 55, American philosopher and mathematical logician, pancreas cancer.[99]
- Pud Brown, 79, American jazz reed player.[100]
- Aksel Bonde Hansen, 77, Danish rower.[101]
- Philip B. Healey, 74, American politician.[102]
28[edit]
- Walter Brandi, 68, Italian actor.
- Nirmala Devi, 68, Indian film actress and singer.
- George Kojac, 86, American swimmer and Olympic champion.[103]
- Rollin Prather, 70, Canadian football player.
- Jimmy Rowles, 77, American jazz pianist, vocalist, and composer.[104]
29[edit]
- Jennings Lang, 81, American actor, pneumonia.[105]
- Isidro Maiztegui, 90, Argentinian composer.
- Antonín Mrkos, 78, Czech astronomer.
- Hrant Shahinyan, 72, Soviet/Armenian gymnast.[106]
- Jeremy Sinden, 45, British actor, lung cancer.
- Tamara Toumanova, 77, Russian ballet dancer.[107]
30[edit]
- John Cameron, Lord Cameron, 96, Scottish judge.[108]
- Heather Canning, 63, English actress.
- William Dally, 88, American rower.[109]
- Léon-Étienne Duval, 92, French catholic prelate and cardinal.[110]
- François Genoud, 80, Swiss Nazi collaborator, suicide.[111]
- John Kahn, 48, American bass guitarist.
- Alo Mattiisen, 35, Estonian composer.
- Arthur "T-Boy" Ross, 47, American singer-songwriter.
- Natividad Vacío, 83, American actor.
31[edit]
- Walter C. Beckham, 80, United States Army Air Forces fighter ace and nuclear scientist.
- Ton de Leeuw, 69, Dutch composer.[112]
- Luciano Lama, 74, Italian politician and trade unionist.[113]
- Timothy Leary, 75, American psychologist and writer, prostate cancer.[114]
- Thomas Francis Xavier Smith, 67, American politician, cancer.[115]
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