Deaths in December 1986
The following is a list of notable deaths in December 1986.
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.
December 1986
1
- Reg Attwell, 66, English footballer.
- Percy Bullock, 93, English cricketer.
- Ernest Burkhart, 94, American murderer (Osage Indian murders)
- Fred Collard, 74, Australian politician, MP (1961–1975).
- Lee Dorsey, 61, American singer.[1]
- Halbert Harvill, 93, American college athletics coach and politician.
- Horace Heidt, 85, American pianist.
- Bobby Layne, 59, American football player, cardiac arrest.
- Robert Lee, 73, Chinese-British actor.
- Lien Chen-tung, 82, Chinese politician.
- Frank McCarthy, 74, American government official and film producer (Patton).
- Walter J. Nega, 69, American politician, member of the Illinois Senate (1979–1983).
- Martin John O'Connor, 86, American Roman Catholic Prelate auxiliary bishop of Scranton (1943–1946).
- Wanis al-Qaddafi, 64, Libyan politician, prime minister (1968–1969), heart attack.
- Mabel Watson Raimey, 90, American lawyer.
- Fabian Ribeiro, 53, South African doctor and anti-apartheid activist, shot.
- Florence Ribeiro, 53, South African anti-apartheid activist, shot.
- Andrea Bernardo Schierhoff, 64, American-Bolivian Roman Catholic prelate auxiliary bishop of La Paz (1968–1982).
- Yury Tymoshenko, 67, Soviet filmmaker and actor, heart attack.
2
- Heinrich Amersdorffer, 80, German painter.
- Desi Arnaz, 69, Cuban-American actor (I Love Lucy) and television producer (Desilu), lung cancer.
- Paul Bascomb, 74, American saxophonist.
- Karl H. Borch, 67, Norwegian economist.
- Ottavia Penna Buscemi, 79, Italian politician.
- Harry Dahl, 84, Swedish footballer.
- John Curtis Gowan, 74, American psychologist.
- Howard Jordan Jr., 69, American academic administrator.
- Vrest Orton, 89, American businessman.
- Domingo Pino, 64, Chilean footballer.
- Billy Rancher, 29, American musician, cancer.
- Ken Scott, 58, American actor.
- Arvid Thörn, 75, Swedish footballer.
- Dick van Dyke, 55, American politician, member of the Washington House of Representatives (since 1985), suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning.
- Frank Walton, 68, English footballer.
- Eli L. Whiteley, 72, American infantry captain, Medal of Honor recipient.
3
- Guillermo Baldwin, 76, Peruvian Olympic sports shooter (1956).
- Lena Frances Edwards, 86, American physician.
- Austin Hayes, 28, English footballer, lung cancer.
- Bob Howard, 80, American singer.
- Anthony Mascarenhas, 58, Pakistani journalist.
- Bob Moorhead, 48, American baseball player.
4
- Nelson Bengston, 81, American businessman, included on master list of Nixon's political opponents.
- Leslie Bolton, 77, Danish footballer.
- Hugh Boyle, 88, Irish-South African Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Port Elizabeth (1951–1976).
- Campo Elías Delgado, 52, Colombian mass murderer, shot.
- Lynwood Gill, 95, Australian cricketer.
- H. de C. Hastings, 84, English architectural journalist.
- Reuben Nakian, 89, American sculptor.
- Maurice Willems, 57, Belgian footballer.
5
- George Abrams, 87, American baseball player.
- Moshe Baram, 75, Israeli politician, member of the Knesset (1959–1977).
- Alf Baud, 94, Australian footballer.
- Raymond Caruana, 26, Maltese political activist, shot.
- Nil Ratan Dhar, 94, Indian soil scientist.
- Charles Duguid, 102, Scottish-born Australian physician and Aboriginal rights activist.
- Roberto Escalada, 72, Argentine actor, heart attack.
- Theodor Kretschmer, 85, German general.
- Lê Trọng Tấn, 72, Vietnamese general.
- Rolf Schock, 53, American-Swedish philosopher.
- Sir Edward Youde, 65, British politician and diplomat, governor of Hong Kong (since 1982), heart attack.
6
- Eva Bednářová, 49, Czech illustrator.
- René Brô, 56, French artist.
- Marta Canales, 93, Chilean violinist and composer.
- George Crerar, 72, Scottish cricketer.
- Thomas Dowler, 78, American football and basketball player and coach.
- Elvie Dreeszen, 66, American politician, member of the Iowa Senate (1981–1983).
- Rozelle Gayle, 67, American jazz pianist, cancer.
- Alexander Hollaender, 87, German-American radiation biologist, pulmonary embolism.
- Mary Paxton Keeley, 100, American journalist.
- Hans Gottfried Kugler, 93, Swiss geologist.
- Robert J. Love, 68, American flying ace.
- Malik Oussekine, 22, French student, beaten.
- Bhagwan Sahay, 81, Indian politician, governor of Kerala (1966–1967) and Jammu and Kashmir (1967–1973).
7
- Enrico Arrigoni, 92, Italian-American anarchist and political activist.
- Roberto Bianchi Montero, 79, Italian filmmaker.
- John Bogart, 86, American baseball player.
- Sir Terence Garvey, 71, British diplomat.
- Austen Gittos, 63, New Zealand fencer.
- Olimpiada Kozlova, 80, Soviet economist.
- Homa J. Porter, 90, American politician.
- Kostas Poulis, 58, Greek footballer, cancer.
- Albert Schwartz, 77, American Olympic Swimmer (1932).
- Avraham Shekhterman, 76, Israeli politician, member of the Knesset (1969–1977).
8
- Ernst Biberstein, 87, German colonel and war criminal.
- Harrison Brown, 69, American nuclear chemist and geochemist.
- Walter E. Foran, 67, American politician, member of the New Jersey Senate (since 1977), lung cancer.
- Ernest Gross, 83, French footballer.
- Sydney J. Harris, 69, American journalist, complications from heart bypass surgery.
- Georg Henke, 78, East German diplomat.
- Hollywood Fats, 32, American blues guitarist, heart attack.
- Pip Koehler, 84, American baseball player.
- Wolfgang Lentz, 86, German Iranologist.
- Anatoly Marchenko, 48, Soviet dissident and author, starvation from a hunger strike.
- John Melville, 84, British painter.
- Arthur S. Moreau Jr., 55, American naval admiral, heart attack.
- Heinz Neukirchen, 71, German naval admiral.
- Józef Pisarski, 73, Polish Olympic boxer (1936).
- Karl Plattner, 67, Italian painter.
- Henry Reed, 72, British poet and radio dramatist.
- Sylvi Siltanen, 77, Finnish politician, MP (1958–1972).
- Christopher Sykes, 79, English writer.
- Harald Throne-Holst, 81, Norwegian chemical engineer and businessman.
9
- Éamon de Valera, Jnr., 73, Irish obstetrician.
- Maurice E. Dockrell, 78, Irish politician, TD (1943–1977).
- Sherwood Fries, 66, American football player.
- Odd Hilt, 71, Norwegian sculptor.
- T. J. Morgan, 79, Welsh academic.
- Walter J. Stoessel Jr., 66, American diplomat.
- Edgardo Vaghi, 71, Italian Olympic bobsledder (1936).
- Maxwell Wintrobe, 85, Austrian-born American physician.
10
- Temple Abernathy, 82, American businessman and cross-country traveler.
- Benoît Bickel, 86, Swiss writer.
- Kamal Bhandarkar, 75, Indian cricketer.
- Si Burick, 77, American sports journalist.
- Susan Cabot, 59, American actress, beaten.
- Yrjö Hakoila, 54, Finnish Olympic rower (1952).
- Kenneth Hyde, 56, English historian.
- Emil Johansson, 79, Swedish Olympic boxer (1928).
- Jan Klán, 75, Czech-American flying ace.
- Bert LaBrucherie, 81, American football player and coach.
- Bruno Mora, 49, Italian footballer, stomach cancer.
- Rino Pucci, 64, Italian Olympic cyclist (1948).
- Victor Guillermo Ramos Rangel, 75, Venezuelan musician.
- Fred Stone, 51, Canadian musician.
- Leon G. Turrou, 91, American special agent.
- Kate Wolf, 44, American folk singer, leukemia.
11
- Jean-Paul Deschatelets, 74, Canadian politician, MP (1953–1965).
- José Domínguez Rodríguez, 71, Cuban Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Matanzas (since 1961).
- John Hennig, 75, German theologian.
- Ferenc Kolláth, 72, Hungarian footballer.
- Ed Kotowich, 52, Canadian football player, stroke.
- Karl-Gustav Lagerfelt, 77, Swedish diplomat.
- Geoffrey S. S. Ludford, 58, British-American mathematician.
- Clarence A. Martin, 90, American major general.
- Fritz Maurischat, 93, German production designer.
- Harold Osborn, 77, New Zealand cricketer.
- Sir Gus Walker, 74, English fighter pilot.
12
- Malvin R. Anderson, 92, American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1951–1962).
- Rashid Choudhury, 54, Bangladeshi artist.
- Alberto Del Nero, 68, Italian politician.
- Antoni Gościński, 77, Polish medic.
- Douglas David Higham, 66, English florist and RAF pilot.
- Léon Jean, 85, French politician.
- Dewey M. Johnson, 79, American politician, member of the Florida Senate (1941–1943, 1951–1967).
- Gary Lewis, 44, American football player, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
- Harry Owens, 84, American songwriter.
- Carlos Ramírez, 70, Colombian singer.
- Vildan Aşir Savaşır, 82-83, Turkish sports executive.
- Alexander H. Smith, 82, American mycologist.
- Clare Spurgin, 89, English magistrate.
- Clifford Stine, 80, American cinematographer.
- Paul Verner, 75, East German politician.
- Buddy Williams, 68, Australian country singer.
- Johnny Wyrostek, 67, American baseball player.
13
- Heather Angel, 77, British actress (Peter Pan, Alice in Wonderland), cancer.
- Ella Baker, 83, American civil rights activist.
- Kuwasi Balagoon, 39, American anarchist and political activist, AIDS.
- Glyn Daniel, 72, Welsh archaeologist.
- Thomas Jefferson, 66, American jazz trumpeter.
- Jarl Johnsen, 73, Norwegian Olympic boxer (1936).
- Martha Mears, 76, American singer.
- Smita Patil, 31, Indian actress, complications from childbirth.
- Kim Peyton, 29, American Olympic swimmer (1976), brain tumor.
- İlhami Sancar, 76-77, Turkish politician.
- Henry Winston, 75, American political activist.
14
- Bassey Eyo Ephraim Adam III, 81, Nigerian Efik leader.
- Cheryl Araujo, 25, American rape victim whose case became nationalized, traffic collision.
- Claude Bertrand, 67, French actor, cancer.
- Leo Dove, 83, Australian Olympic sports shooter (1948).
- Aleksey Gushchin, 64, Soviet Olympic sports shooter (1960).
- John Anker Johansen, 92, Norwegian Olympic gymnast (1920).
- Ray La Varis, 54, New Zealand politician.
- Dick Mehen, 64, American basketball player.
- Kenneth Mitchell, 62, English cricketer.
- Antal Páger, 87, Hungarian actor.
- Pedro Sainz Rodríguez, 89, Spanish writer and royal advisor.
- Teh Cheang Wan, 58, Singaporean politician, suicide.
15
- Edvard Bull Jr., 72, Norwegian historian.
- Jackie Goode, 62, Irish hurler.
- David James, 66, British politician, MP (1959–1964, 1970–1979).
- Friedrich Karl von Koenig-Warthausen, 80, German aviator and world circumnavigator.
- Erkki Koutonen, 60, American Olympic jumper (1948).
- Serge Lifar, 81, Soviet Ukrainian ballet dancer and choreographer.
- Seymour Lipton, 83, American sculptor.
- Gordon Norton Ray, 71, American author.
- Mykolas Ruzgys, 71, American-Lithuanian basketball player and coach.
- John Thompson, 78, Canadian politician.
- John Zaremba, 78, American actor.
16
- Lucy Thurston Blaisdell, 83, American teacher, First Lady of Honolulu (1955–1969).
- Bryant L. Boatner, 79, American lieutenant general.
- Jake Caulfield, 69, American baseball player.
- John Nathaniel Couch, 90, American mycologist.
- Arpad Darazs, 64, Hungarian-American music educator, leukemia.
- Oleg Goncharenko, 55, Soviet speed skater.
- Harald Haberman, 81, Estonian entomologist.
- Maurice Handford, 58, British horn player.
- Paul McConkey, 30, British canoeist, traffic collision.
- Marcel Quinet, 71, Belgian composer.
- Clyde Vidrine, 47-48, American bodyguard, shot.
17
- Peter Beauvais, 70, German television director.
- Guillermo Cano Isaza, 61, Colombian journalist, shot.
- Alfred Williams Carter, 92, Canadian flying ace.
- John Lambert Gibson, 80, Canadian politician, MP (1945–1953).
- William Gillies, 72, Scottish Olympic sports shooter (1960).
- Oscar Goldman, 60-61, American mathematician.
- Hubert Guerin, 90, French diplomat.
- Oakley Haldeman, 77, American songwriter ("Here Comes Santa Claus").
- J. F. Hendry, 74, Scottish poet.
- Władysław Moes, 86, Polish landowner, inspiration for Tadzio in Death in Venice.
- Evgenii Nikishin, 41, Soviet mathematician.
- Graeme Pinfold, 50, Australian football player.
- Leonard Rochford, 90, British flying ace.
- Hans Stelges, 85, German Olympic runner (1928).
18
- George Amy, 83, American film editor.
- Alain Caron, 48, Canadian ice hockey player, heart attack.
- Mamo Clark, 72, American actress.
- John D. deButts, 71, American businessman, heart attack.
- Morton Fried, 63, American anthropologist.
- Ulrico Girardi, 56, Italian Olympic bobsledder (1956).
- Harry Lind, 80, Scottish rugby player.
- Jules Migeot, 88, Belgian Olympic sprinter (1920, 1924).
- Dorothy Molter, 79, American resort owner.
- Bill Shanner, 92, American baseball player.
- James Smith, 68-69, Scottish anesthetist.
- Thomas M. Tarpley, 64, American soldier.
- Steve Uhrinyak, 72, American football player.
19
- Torsten Anderson, 82, Swedish-born New Zealand wrestler.
- V. C. Andrews, 63, American novelist (Flowers in the Attic), breast cancer.
- Mario de Armas, 70, Cuban Olympic sports shooter (1952).
- Andrei Chabanenko, 77, Soviet naval admiral.
- Verona Conway, 76, British plant ecologist.
- Bert Cook, 62, New Zealand rugby player.
- Werner Dankwort, 91, German diplomat.
- Willy Favre, 43, Swiss Olympic skier (1964, 1968).
- Fritiof Fryxell, 86, American geologist and naturalist.
- Alice Glasnerová, 81, Czech hospital administrator.
- Roger Grove, 78, American football player.
- Hulan Jack, 79, Saint Lucian-born American politician, cancer.
- Del Lyman, 68, American football player.
- Kenyon Nicholson, 92, American playwright.
- Ernest Gordon Rupp, 76, British preacher, theologian and historian.
- Al Stokes, 86, American baseball player.
- Avelar Brandão Vilela, 74, Brazilian Roman Catholic cardinal, archbishop of São Salvador da Bahia (since 1971).
20
- Ferdinand Brandner, 83, Austrian aerospace engineer.
- Rossella Como, 47, Italian actress, cancer.
- Joe DeSa, 27, American baseball player, traffic collision.
- Michael Griffith, 23, Trinidad and Tobago-born American racial violence victim, traffic collision.
- Alexander Isserlis, 64, British civil servant.
- Allen Lewis, 70, Australian footballer.
- Kathleen Morris, 93, Canadian painter.
- William A. Nolen, 58, American surgeon and medical columnist.
- Silvano Melea Otieno, 54-55, Kenyan lawyer, heart attack.
- Sir Harry Platt, 100, English surgeon.
- Alicia Urreta, 56, Mexican pianist.
- Floriano Vaz, 23, Indian writer, shot.
21
- Virginia C. Bulat, 48, American historian.
- Willy Coppens, 94, Belgian flying ace.
- John Harbeson, 98, American architect.
- Sir Gilbert Laithwaite, 92, British diplomat.
- Matt Linning, 62, Scottish engineer.
- Pierre Martin, 54, French spelunker.
- S. Nadesan, 82, Sri Lankan lawyer and politician.
- Francis Junior Pierce, 62, American hospital corpsman, Medal of Honor recipient, lung cancer.
- George Sheridan, 57, English footballer.
- Bill Simpson, 55, Scottish actor (Dr. Finlay's Casebook), pneumonia.
- Helge Sivertsen, 73, Norwegian politician and Olympic discus thrower (1936).
- Sven-Ove Svensson, 64, Swedish footballer.
22
- Mary Burchell, 82, British novelist and humanitarian.
- Helena Modjeska Chase, 86, American painter and illustrator.
- Fred Cooper, 65, English cricketer.
- Celius Dougherty, 84, American composer.
- Maurice Grosser, 83, American painter.
- Sarder Jayenuddin, 68, Bangladeshi novelist.
- John Macy, 69, American government administrator, director of FEMA (1979–1981).
- Nii Amaa Ollennu, 80, Ghanaian politician, acting president (1970).
- Carlernst Ortwein, 70, German pianist.
- David Penhaligon, 42, British politician, MP (since 1974), traffic collision.
- Saqi, 61, Pakistani actor.
- Jean-Paul St. Laurent, 74, Canadian politician, MP (1955–1958).
- Harvey Stephens, 85, American actor and pilot.
- Sieglinda Zigler, 67, Brazilian Olympic swimmer (1936).
23
- Heidi Abel, 57, Swiss television presenter.
- Gerhard Bienert, 88, German actor.
- John Davies, 43, Australian footballer.
- Willem Hofhuizen, 71, Dutch painter.
- Marjorie Husted, 94, American businesswoman (Betty Crocker).
- J. Hewitt Judd, 87, American numismatist.
- János Karlovits, 87, Hungarian Olympic pole vaulter (1928).
- Hazard E. Reeves, 80, American sound editor, heart attack.
- Antoinette Sasse, 89, French artist.
- R. Gordon Wasson, 88, American mycologist.
- Dan Wilson, 71, American baseball player.
24
- Guy Barnett, 58, British politician, MP (1962–1964, since 1971), heart attack.
- Maurice Delvart, 87, French Olympic sprinter (1920).
- Gardner Fox, 75, American comic book writer, co-creator of The Flash, pneumonia.
- Lila Guerrero, 80, Argentine poet.
- Sir Eric Malcolm Jones, 79, British intelligence officer.
- Arnold Kettle, 70, British literary critic.
- Bob Lulham, 60, Australian rugby player, heart attack.
- Gerda Munck, 85, Danish Olympic fencer (1932).
- Jimmy Nelson, 67, American football player.
- Ed O'Keefe, 73, Australian footballer.
- Albert Widmann, 74, German chemist and war criminal (Aktion T4).
- Sir Richard van der Riet Woolley, 80, English astronomer.
25
- Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov, 86, Bulgarian philosopher and esotericist.
- Édouard Barbazan, 84, French Olympic jumper (1924).
- Dietrich Bürkel, 81, German politician.
- Sir Alexander Maurice Cameron, 88, British lieutenant general.
- Walter Forster, 76, German entomologist.
- Stefan Haag, 61, Austrian-Australian singer.
- Kaarel Ird, 77, Soviet Estonian theatre director and actor.
- James C. Oliver, 91, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1937–1943, 1959–1961).
- Hamao Umezawa, 72, Japanese microbiologist, pneumonia.
26
- William Macmahon Ball, 85, Australian diplomat and political scientist.
- Carl Cohen, 73, American gambling executive.
- Bobby Crues, 67, American baseball player.
- Jerry Dolan, 85, Australian football player and coach.
- Leslie Dwyer, 80, English actor, respiratory failure.
- Håkon Gundersen, 79, Norwegian footballer.
- Elsa Lanchester, 84, British actress (Witness for the Prosecution, Come to the Stable, Mary Poppins), pneumonia.
- Alain Le Léap, 81, French trade unionist.
- Oldřich Marek, 75, Czech entomologist.
- Dick Neal Sr., 80, English footballer.
- Niilo Orama, 60, Finnish Olympic sailor (1948).
- Robert Stannard, 91, British Anglican prelate.
- Bill Thompson, 65, Scottish footballer.
- Bob Wilson, 88, Australian footballer.
- Symplicjusz Zwierzewski, 83, Polish footballer.
27
- André Cailleux, 79, French geologist and paleontologist.
- Stuff Combe, 62, Swiss drummer.
- George Dangerfield, 82, British-born American journalist, leukemia.
- Tom Hanson, 95, Australian footballer.
- Snorri Hjartarson, 80, Icelandic poet.
- Amanda Junquera Butler, 88, Spanish writer.
- Cara Knott, 20, American student, murdered.
- Lars-Erik Larsson, 78, Swedish composer, complications from diabetes.
- Clive Longe, 47, British Olympic athlete (1968), suicide.
- Betty Dorothy Lyons, 65, Australian nursing educator, cancer.
- Dumas Malone, 94, American historian (Jefferson and His Time).
- Albert W. Sherer Jr., 70, American diplomat.
- J. M. S. Tompkins, 89, British literary scholar.
- Louis Van Lint, 77, Belgian painter.
- Jack Wallaesa, 67, American baseball player.
28
- Joseph Leon Blau, 77, American philosopher.
- Lothar Bolz, 83, East German politician.
- Terry Dolan, 36, American right-wing political activist, AIDS.
- Harry Else, 80, American baseball player.
- Jacques Couderc de Fonlongue, 95, French Olympic equestrian (1928).
- Huang Kecheng, 84, Chinese general.
- Zinaida Krutikhovskaia, 70, Soviet geophysicist.
- Alton Lennon, 80, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1957–1973) and U.S. Senate (1953–1954).
- John D. MacDonald, 70, American novelist (The Executioners), complications from heart surgery.
- Jan Nieuwenhuys, 64, Dutch painter.
- Joel Resnicoff, 38, American artist and fashion illustrator, AIDS.
- Sally Ronk, 74, American economist.
29
- John Antill, 82, Australian composer.
- Venka Asenova, 56, Bulgarian chess player.
- Jim Barnden, 60, New Zealand boxer.
- Orville Hodge, 82, American auditor.
- Philip B. Hofmann, 77, American businessman, heart attack.
- Sitaram Lalas, 78, Indian lexicographer.
- Harold Macmillan, 92, British politician, prime minister (1957–1963).
- Grete Mosheim, 81, German actress, cancer.
- Pietro Parente, 95, Italian Roman Catholic cardinal.
- Denis Russell, 77, English cricketer.
- Gertruda Sekaninová-Čakrtová, 78, Czech politician and diplomat.
- Andrei Tarkovsky, 54, Soviet film director (Mirror, Andrei Rublev, Stalker).
30
- Reinhold Benesch, 67, Polish-born American biochemist.
- Cassie Brown, 67, Canadian journalist.
- Michael Hankinson, 80, British filmmaker.
- Grace Hickling, 78, English ornithologist.
- İlhan Koman, 65, Turkish-Swedish sculptor.
- Charles Magnante, 81, American accordionist.
- Lazarus Phillips, 91, Canadian politician.
- Era Bell Thompson, 81, American journalist.
- Antero Vanhanen, 51, Finnish Olympic wrestler (1960).
- John I. Yellott, 78, American solar engineer, heart attack.
31
- Jack Bailey, 65, English footballer.
- Clayton Bourne, 82, Canadian Olympic swimmer (1924).
- Provine Bradley, 79, American baseball player.
- Vincent I. Breen, 75, American Roman Catholic priest.
- Alex Brown, 81, Scottish rugby player.
- Georges Carrère, 89, French violinist.
- Piero Chiara, 73, Italian writer.
- Donald Fleming, 81, Canadian politician, MP (1945–1963), stroke.
- Lloyd Haynes, 52, American actor (Room 222), lung cancer.
- Nathaniel Honono, 78, South African anti-apartheid activist.
- Ole Johansen, 82, Norwegian politician.
- Sir Geoffrey Audley Miles, 96, British naval admiral.
- Raj Narain, 69, Indian politician.
- John O'Reilly, 78, Irish-American soldier.
- Don Sleet, 48, American jazz trumpeter, lymphoma.
- Bartho Smit, 62, South African writer, cancer.
- I Gusti Gde Subamia, 65, Indonesian politician.
- Esther Sutherland, 54, American actress.
- Dwight Taylor, 83, American author and screenwriter, heart attack.
- Edoardo Toniolo, 79, Italian actor.
- Lester Trimble, 63, American composer and music critic.
References
- ^ Stecker, Shannon (December 1, 2023). "This week in history: R&B singer Lee Dorsey died". Verite News. Retrieved June 14, 2024.