Deaths in May 2009

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The following is a list of deaths in May 2009.

May 2009

31

• Martin Clemens, 94, British colonial administrator and soldier. [1]
• Millvina Dean, 97, British woman, last living passenger aboard the Titanic, pneumonia. [2]
• Brian Edrich, 86, British cricketer. [3]
• Sir John Holland, 94, Australian engineer, construction magnate. [4]
• Danny La Rue, 81, Irish-born British female impersonator and singer, prostate cancer. [5]
• Vyacheslav Nevinny, 74, Russian actor, diabetes. [6] (Russian)
• Emil L. Smith, 97, American biochemist, myocardial infarction. [7]
• Kamala Surayya, 75, Indian writer, after long illness. [8]
• George Tiller, 67, American physician and abortion provider, shot. [9]

30

• Torsten Andersson, 82, Swedish painter. [10] (Swedish)
• Luís Cabral, 78, Guinea-Bissauan politician, President (1973–1980). [11]
• Eva Dawes, 96, Canadian bronze medal-winning Olympic high jumper (1932), stroke. [12]
• Susanna Haapoja, 42, Finnish politician, cerebral haemorrhage. [13]
• Eric Hammond, 79, British trade unionist, General Secretary of the EETPU. [14]
• Ephraim Katzir, 93, Israeli biophysicist and politician, President (1973–1978). [15]
• Herma Kirchschläger, 93, Austrian widow of former President Rudolf Kirchschläger. [16] (German)
• Waldemar Matuška, 76, Czech singer, pneumonia and heart failure. [17] (Czech)
• Gaafar Nimeiry, 79, Sudanese politician, President (1969–1985). [18]
• Alexander Obregón, 32, Colombian footballer, car accident. [19]

29

• Hank Bassen, 76, Canadian ice hockey player, heart attack. [20]
• Kevin Beurle, 53, British scientist, hot air balloon accident. [21]
• Reginald Golledge, 71, Australian-born American geographer. [22]
• Phale Hale, 94, American politician, member of the Ohio House of Representatives. [23]
• Ed Murray, 80, American politician, Speaker of the Tennessee House of Representatives (1987–1991). [24]
• Bill Perkins, 89, Australian footballer (Richmond). [25]
• Steve Prest, 43, British snooker player and coach, peritonitis. [26]
• Karine Ruby, 31, French Olympic gold (1998) and silver (2002) medal-winning snowboarder, fall. [27]

28

• Mort Abrahams, 93, American film and television producer (Planet of the Apes, The Man from U.N.C.L.E.), natural causes. [28]
• Terence Alexander, 86, British film and television actor (Bergerac). [29]
• Terry Barr, 73, American football player (Detroit Lions), Alzheimer's disease. [30]
• Friedrich Blond, 89, German Waffen SS member. [31] (Portuguese)
• Manuel Collantes, 91, Filipino diplomat, Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs (1984), cardiac arrest. [32]
• Ed Dorohoy, 80, Canadian ice hockey player. [33]
• Carlton Forbes, 72, Jamaican-born British first-class cricketer. [34]
• Roger Kaffer, 81, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Joliet. [35]
• Luis María de Larrea y Legarreta, 91, Spanish Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Bilbao. [36] (Spanish)
• Lenrie Peters, 76, Gambian surgeon and novelist, after short illness. [37]
• Ercole Rabitti, 87, Italian footballer and trainer. [38] (Italian)
• Oleg Shenin, 71, Russian politician, member of the Politburo of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1990–1991). [39]
• Betty Tancock, 98, Canadian Olympic swimmer (1932). [40]
• John Tolos, 78, Canadian professional wrestler, renal failure. [41]

27

• Ammo Baba, 74, Iraqi footballer and athletic trainer, diabetes. [42].
• Thomas Franck, 77, American lawyer. [43]
• Sir Clive Grainger, 74, British economist, Nobel Prize winner for economics. [44]
• Mona Grey, 98, British public servant, Chief Nursing Officer for Northern Ireland. [45].
• Abram Hoffer, 92, Canadian orthomolecular psychiatrist. [46]
• Gérard Jean-Juste, 62, Haitian political activist, after long illness. [47]
• Carol Anne O'Marie, 75, American Roman Catholic nun and mystery novelist, Parkinson's disease. [48]
• Sir William Refshauge, 96, Australian public health administrator. [49]
• Paul Sharratt, 75, British-born American television producer, cancer. [50]

26

• Antonio Braga, 80, Italian composer. [51] (Italian)
• Kaoru Kurimoto, 56, Japanese author, pancreatic cancer. [52]
• Mihalis Papagiannakis, 68, Greek politician, Member of Parliament, cancer. [53] (Greek)
• Michael Ross, 89, American screenwriter and director (Three's Company), complications from a heart attack and stroke. [54]
• Ronald Takaki, 70, American sociologist, professor of ethnic studies (University of California, Berkeley), suicide. [55]
• Marek Walczewski, 72, Polish actor. [56]
• Peter Zezel, 44, Canadian ice hockey player, haemolytic anemia. [57]

25

• Tajudeen Abdul-Raheem, 48, Nigerian Pan African activist, car accident. [58]
• Billy Baxter, 70, British footballer, cancer. [59]
• Rolf Brahde, 91, Norwegian astronomer. [60] (Norwegian)
• Amos Elon, 82, Austrian-born Israeli author and journalist. [61] (German)
• Haakon Lie, 103, Norwegian politician. [62] (Norwegian)
• Ivan van Sertima, 74, Guyanese-born British historian, linguist and anthropologist (Rutgers University). [63]

24

• Jay Bennett, 45, American musician (Wilco) and songwriter, accidental drug overdose. [64]
• Jack Lewis, 84, American screenwriter, lung cancer. [65]

23

• Charles Albury, 88, American co-pilot of the Bockscar at atomic bombing of Nagasaki, heart failure. [66]
• Raleigh Brown, 87, American politician, state representative (Texas), heart attack. [67]
• Lawrence Daly, 84, British trade union leader. [68]
• Joseph Duval, 80, French Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Rouen (1981–2004). [69] (French)
• Ken Gill, 81, British trade union leader. [70]
• David Lunceford, 75, American football player, Alzheimer's disease. [71]
• Tadeusz Pyka, 79, Polish politician. [72] (Polish)
• Roh Moo-hyun, 62, South Korean politician, President (2003–2008), suicide by jumping. [73]
• Sir Tangaroa Tangaroa, 88, Cook Islands public servant, Queen's Representative (1985–1990). [74]

22

• Alexander Mezhirov, 86, Russian poet. [75] (Russian)
• Zé Rodrix, 61, Brazilian musician. [76] (Portuguese)
• Yeo Woon Kye, 69, South Korean actress, kidney cancer. [77]

21

• Joan Alexander, 94, American radio actress (The Adventures of Superman), intestinal blockage. [78]
• Walter da Silva, 68, Brazilian footballer and coach, heart attack. [79]
• Fathi Eljahmi, 68, Libyan political activist, blood infection. [80]
• Barry England, 77, British novelist and playwright. [81]
• Anatoli Kirilov, 42, Bulgarian football coach (PFC Spartak Varna), car accident. [82]
• Him Mark Lai, 83, American historian, bladder cancer. [83]
• Sam Maloof, 93, American woodworker, pneumonia. [84]
• Rolf McPherson, 96, American evangelist, son of Aimee Semple McPherson, natural causes. [85]
• Robert Müller, 28, German ice hockey player, brain cancer. [86] (German)
• Kanagasabai Pathmanathan, 64, Sri Lankan politician. [87]
• Togo Tanaka, 93, American journalist, natural causes. [88]

20

• Arthur Erickson, 84, Canadian architect (Simon Fraser University, Roy Thomson Hall). [89]
• Lucy Gordon, 28, British actress (Spider-Man 3, The Four Feathers), suicide by hanging. [90]
• Alan Kelly, Sr., 72, Irish footballer, cancer. [91]
• Matthew Krel, 64, Russian-born Australian conductor, founder of the SBS Youth Orchestra, encephalitis. [92]
• Randi Lindtner Næss, 104, Norwegian actress. [93] (Norwegian)
• Nguyen Ba Can, Vietnamese politician, Prime Minister of South Vietnam (1975). [94]
• Simon Oates, 77, British actor, prostate cancer. [95]
• Larry Rice, 63, American racing driver, lung cancer. [96]
• María Amelia López Soliño, 97, Spanish blogger, world's oldest blogger. [97]
• Paul Vinar, 69, Australian footballer. [98]
• Ralph D. Winter, 84, American missionary (U.S. Center for World Mission), multiple myeloma and lymphoma. [99]
• Oleg Yankovsky, 65, Russian actor, pancreatic cancer. [100]
• Yehoshua Zettler, 91, Israeli resistance fighter (Lehi). [101]
• Jerzy Zubrzycki, 89, Polish-born Australian sociologist. [102]

19

• Michael Preston Barr, 82, American composer, diabetes. [103]
• Robert F. Furchgott, 92, American scientist, Nobel Prize winner. [104]
• Andrei Ivanov, 42, Russian footballer. [105] (Russian)
• Knut Hammer Larsen, 38, Norwegian footballer, leukemia. [106] (Norwegian)
• Nicholas Maw, 73, British composer (Odyssey), heart failure. [107]
• Clint Smith, 95, Canadian ice hockey player (New York Rangers, Chicago Blackhawks). [108]
• Herbert York, 87, American physicist. [109]

18

• Wayne Allwine, 62, American voice artist (Mickey Mouse), complications from diabetes. [110]
• Carole Cole, 64, American actress (Sanford and Son, Grady), daughter of Nat King Cole, lung cancer. [111]
• Dolla, 21, American rap artist, shot. [112]
• Sir David Hay, 92, Australian public servant, Ambassador to the United Nations, Administrator of Papua New Guinea. [113]
• K. Pattabhi Jois, 93, Indian yoga teacher, after short illness. [114]
• Balasingham Nadesan, Sri Lankan rebel, political chief of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), missile attack. [115]
• Paul Parin, 92, Swiss psychoanalyst, author and ethnologist. [116] (German)
• Velupillai Prabhakaran, 54, Sri Lankan rebel, leader of the LTTE, missile attack. [117]
• Türkan Saylan, 74, Turkish doctor, cancer. [118]
• Thillaiyampalam Sivanesan, 45, Sri Lankan rebel, leader of the LTTE naval wing (Sea Tigers), missile attack. [119]
• Shanmugalingam Sivashankar, Sri Lankan rebel, leader of the LTTE intelligence wing, missile attack. [120]
• Lee Solters, 89, American press agent, natural causes. [121]

17

• Mohammad-Taqi Bahjat Foumani, 96, Iranian cleric, heart disease. [122]
• Mario Benedetti, 88, Uruguayan author and poet. [123]
• Daniel Carasso, 103, Greek-born French businessman (Groupe Danone). [124]
• Adolf Dickfeld, 99, German World War II Luftwaffe flying ace. [125]
• David Herbert Donald, 88, American historian, heart failure. [126]
• Masaru Hayami, 84, Japanese public servant, Governor of the Bank of Japan (1998–2003), respiratory failure. [127]
• David Ireland, 78, American sculptor and conceptual artist, pneumonia. [128]
• Jung Seung-hye, 44, South Korean film producer, colon cancer. [129]
• Guillermo Lora, 87, Bolivian revolutionary leader, liver cancer. [130]
• Dame Patricia Mackinnon, 97, Australian community worker and philanthropist, President of the Royal Children's Hospital. [131]
• Prakash Mehra, 69, Indian film producer and director, pneumonia and multiple organ failure. [132]
• William Moore, 60, British loyalist paramilitary, member of the Shankill Butchers, suspected heart attack. [133]
• Peter Slabakov, 86, Bulgarian actor. [134]
• Ron Snidow, 67, American football player (Washington Redskins, Cleveland Browns), complications from Lou Gehrig's disease. [135]
• Octavia St. Laurent, American transwoman and performer. [136]
• Mark Young, 23, British motorcycle racer, race crash. [137]

16

• Prospero Amatong, 77, Filipino politician, Congressman (1998–2007), Governor of Davao del Norte (1992–1998), fall. [138]
• Antonio Chocano, 96, Guatemalan Olympic fencer and diplomat, emphysema. [139] (Spanish)
• John E. Connelly, 82, American entrepreneur, founder of Gateway Clipper Fleet, heart failure. [140]
• Henry David Halsey, 90, British Anglican prelate, Bishop of Carlisle (1972–1989), after short illness. [141]
• Sándor Katona, 66, Hungarian footballer and Olympic champion. [142] (Hungarian)
• Peter Sampson, 81, British footballer (Bristol Rovers), Alzheimer's disease. [143]

15

• Susanna Agnelli, 87, Italian politician and writer, Minister of Foreign Affairs (1995–1996). [144]
• Alexander Gordon Bearn, 86, British physician. [145]
• Si Frumkin, 78, Lithuanian-born Holocaust survivor. [146]
• Alan Hackney, 84, British screenwriter. [147]
• Rodger McFarlane, 54, American gay rights activist, first executive director of Gay Men's Health Crisis, suicide. [148]
• Mohammad-Amin Riahi, 86, Iranian historian and literary scholar. [149]
• E. Beatrice Riley, 112, Australian supercentenarian. [150]
• Edwin S. Shneidman, 91, American suicidologist. [151]
• Helvi Sipilä, 94, Finnish diplomat. [152]
• Roy Talbot, 94, Bermudan calypso musician, last surviving member of original Talbot Brothers. [153]
• Bud Tingwell, 86, Australian actor, prostate cancer. [154]
• Wayman Tisdale, 44, American basketball player and jazz bassist, cancer. [155]
• Hubert van Es, 67, Dutch photographer at the fall of Saigon, brain hemorrhage. [156]

14

• Monica Bleibtreu, 65, Austrian actress, screenwriter and drama teacher, cancer. [157] (German)
• Newt Heisley, 88, American commercial artist, designer of POW/MIA flag, after long illness. [158]
• Ken Hollyman, 86, British footballer. [159]
• Marian McDougall, 95, American amateur golfer. [160]
• Buddy Montgomery, 79, American jazz musician, heart failure. [161]
• William J. Passmore, 77, American jockey, complications from emphysema. [162]
• Bob Rosburg, 82, American golfer and television color analyst, fall. [163]

13

• Frank Aletter, 83, American character actor (It's About Time), cancer. [164]
• Waldemar Levy Cardoso, 108, Brazilian Field Marshal, WWI-era veteran. [165] (Portuguese)
• Achille Compagnoni, 94, Italian mountaineer, first person to ascend K2. [166] (Italian)
• Don Cordner, 87, Australian footballer. [167]
• Rafael Escalona, 81, Colombian Vallenato composer and troubador. [168] (Spanish)
• Norbert Eschmann, 75, Swiss footballer. [169] (French)
• Anne Scott-James, 96, British journalist and author, widow of Sir Osbert Lancaster. [170]
• L. William Seidman, 88, American public servant, Chairman of the FDIC (1985–1991), after short illness. [171]
• Joe Tandy, 26, British auto racing team owner, car crash. [172]

12

• Christopher Bathurst, 3rd Viscount Bledisloe, 74, British aristocrat and politician, heart failure. [173]
• Dame Heather Begg, 76, New Zealand operatic soprano, leukemia. [174]
• Mohan Saliya Ellawala, 61, Sri Lankan politician, Governor of Sabaragamuwa Province (2008–2009), after long illness. [175]
• Eden Ross Lipson, 66, American book editor, pancreatic cancer. [176]
• Thomas Nordseth-Tiller, 28, Norwegian screenwriter (Max Manus), cancer. [177] (Norwegian)
• Roger Planchon, 77, French theatre director, heart attack. [178] (French)
• Sidique Ali Merican, 78, Malaysian sprinter, stroke. [179]
• Antonio Vega, 51, Spanish pop singer-songwriter (Nacha Pop), pneumonia. [180] (Spanish)
• Heini Walter, 81, Swiss racing driver. [181]

11

• Pat Booth, 66, British model and writer, cancer. [182]
• Lude Check, 91, Canadian ice hockey player. [183]
• Abel Goumba, 82, Central African politician, Prime Minister (1957–58, 1959, 2003) and Vice-President (2003–2005). [184] (French)
• Claudio Huepe, 69, Chilean politician and diplomat, heart attack. [185]
• Bill Kelso, 69, American baseball player. [186]
• Mark Landon, 60, American actor, adopted son of Michael Landon. [187]
• Shanthi Lekha, 79, Sri Lankan actress. [188]
• S. M. Nanda, 93, Indian admiral, Chief of Naval Staff (1970–1973). [189]
• Peter Philips, 81, Australian politician, Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council (1976–1988). [190]
• Leonard Shlain, 71, American surgeon and writer, brain cancer. [191]
• Angel Arce Torres, 78, American hit and run victim, bronchial pneumonia due to spinal injury. [192]

10

• Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi, Libyan Al-Qaeda paramilitary trainer accused of terrorism, alleged suicide. [193]
• Robert John Cornell, 89, American politician and Roman Catholic priest, U.S. Representative from Wisconsin (1975–1979). [194]
• Sergio Escobedo, 78, Mexican Olympic modern pentathlete and fencer. [195]
• James Kirkup, 91, British poet, translator and travel writer, stroke. [196]
• Rodrigo Rosenberg Marzano, 47, Guatemalan lawyer, shot. [197]
• Clive Scott, 64, British keyboardist and songwriter (Jigsaw), stroke. [198]
• Brian Simnjanovski, 27, American football player (Berlin Thunder), car accident. [199]
• Robert J. Sinclair, 77, American executive, CEO of Saab-Scania of America, cancer. [200]

9

• Stephen Bruton, 60, American songwriter and guitarist (Kris Kristofferson band), throat cancer. [201]
• Chuck Daly, 78, American basketball coach, pancreatic cancer. [202]
• Sahan Dosova, 130?, Kazakhstani supercentenarian and longevity claimant. [203] (Hungarian)
• Travis Edmonson, 76, American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Bud & Travis), heart failure. [204]
• Henry T. King, 89, American attorney, Nuremberg trials prosecutor, cancer. [205]
• David Marcus, 85, Irish literary editor, after long illness. [206]
• Ernest Millington, 93, British politician and educator, last living World War II-era member of the British Parliament. [207]
• Eugene Smith, 88, American gospel singer. [208]
• Evgenios Spatharis, 85, Greek shadow play artist, fall. [209] (Greek)
• Jean-Claude Van Geenberghe, 46, Belgian-born Ukrainian equestrian. [210] (German)
• George Zinkhan, 57, American academic and suspected murderer, suicide by gunshot. [211]

8

• Gianni Baget Bozzo, 84, Italian Roman Catholic priest and politician. [212]
• Fons Brijdenbach, 54, Belgian athlete, cancer. [213] (Dutch)
• Dom DiMaggio, 92, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox), brother of Joe DiMaggio, pneumonia. [214]
• Hideyuki Fujisawa, 83, Japanese Go player, aspiration pneumonia. [215] (Japanese)
• Carlos Kloppenburg, 89, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Novo Hamburgo (1986–1995). [216]
• Ninel Kurgapkina, 80, Russian prima ballerina, road accident. [217] (Russian)
• Greg Palmer, 61, American writer, television reporter and Emmy Award-winning journalist, lung cancer. [218]
• Bud Shrake, 77, American journalist and novelist, lung cancer. [219]
• Eunice Taylor, 75, American baseball player (Kenosha Comets). [220]

7

• Robin Blaser, 83, American-born Canadian poet, Griffin Poetry Prize winner. [221]
• Mickey Carroll, 89, American actor (The Wizard of Oz). [222]
• Ian Cundy, 64, British Anglican prelate, Bishop of Peterborough, mesothelioma. [223]
• Linda Dangcil, 66, American actress (The Flying Nun), throat cancer. [224]
• John Furia, Jr., 79, American screenwriter (The Twilight Zone, Dr. Kildare), President of the Writers Guild, West (1973–1975). [225]
• Tony Marsh, 77, British racing driver. [226]
• David Mellor, 78, British industrial designer, manufacturer and retailer. [227]
• Frank Melton, 60, American politician, Mayor of Jackson, Mississippi. [228]
• Danny Ozark, 85, American baseball manager. [229]
• Wayland Young, 2nd Baron Kennet, 85, British politician and writer. [230]

6

• Erik Bluemel, 32, American professor (University of Denver), bicycle accident. [231]
• Sam Cohn, 79, American talent agent, after short illness. [232]
• Leon Despres, 101, American attorney and politician, heart failure. [233]
• Ean Evans, 48, American bassist (Lynyrd Skynyrd), cancer. [234]
• Kevin Grubb, 31, American NASCAR driver, suicide by gunshot. [235]
• Sid Laverents, 100, American amateur filmmaker, pneumonia. [236]
• Lev Losev, 71, Russian poet and literary critic. [237] (Russian)
• Guy Mascolo, 65, Italian hairdresser, co-founder of Toni & Guy. [238]
• Bob Meyer, 76, Australian logician, lung cancer. [239]
• Valentin Varennikov, 85, Russian general. [240] (Russian)
• Viola Wills, 69, American pop singer, cancer.[241]

5

• Benjamín Flores, 24, Mexican boxer, brain injury during a match. [242]
• David S. King, 91, American politician, U.S. Representative for Utah (1959–1963). [243]
• Richard Miller, 83, American operatic tenor and educator, Professor Emeritus of Voice (Oberlin Conservatory of Music). [244]
• Elsie B. Washington, 66, American author, wrote first African American romance novel, multiple sclerosis and cancer. [245]
• Murasaki Yamada, 60, Japanese manga artist. [246]

4

• Bobby Campbell, 86, British footballer and manager. [247]
• Nicholas Clemente, 80, American judge (New York Supreme Court). [248]
• Dom DeLuise, 75, American actor and comedian (The Cannonball Run, The Secret of NIMH), writer and chef, kidney failure. [249]
• Charles Lugano, 59, Kenyan politician, after short illness. [250]
• Martha Mason, 71, American author, lived 60 years in an iron lung. [251]
• Fritz Muliar, 89, Austrian actor. [252]
• Jane Randolph, 93, American actress. [253]
• Gisela Stein, 73, German actress. [254] (German)

3

• Robert B. Choate, Jr., 84, American food lobbyist. [255]
• John Elsworthy, 77, British footballer. [256]
• Hui Ki On, 65, Hong Kong public servant, Commissioner of Police (1994–2001), cancer. [257]
• Eleanor Perenyi, 91, American gardener and writer, cerebral hemorrhage. [258]
• Ram Shewalkar, 78, Indian Marathi writer, cardiac arrest. [259]
• Ralph Thompson, 95, British animal artist. [260]

2

• Alfred Appel, 75, American scholar, expert on Vladimir Nabokov, heart failure. [261]
• K.Balaji, 74, Indian Tamil actor and producer, multiple organ failure. [262]
• Augusto Boal, 78, Brazilian dramatist and theater director (Theatre of the Oppressed), respiratory failure. [263] (Portuguese)
• Marilyn French, 79, American writer, heart failure. [264]
• Kiyoshiro Imawano, 58, Japanese rock musician. [265] (Japanese)
• Janus Kamban, 95, Faroese sculptor and graphic designer. [266]
• Jack Kemp, 73, American politician and football player, candidate for Vice President (1996), cancer. [267]
• Carole C. Noon, 59, American primatologist, founder of Save the Chimps, pancreatic cancer. [268]
• Robert Pauley, 85, American executive, President of ABC Radio (1961–1967), heart failure. [269]
• Virginia Prince, 96, American transgender activist. [270]

1

• Ralph J. Cappy, 65, American jurist, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania (2003–2008). [271]
• Delara Darabi, 22, Iranian convicted murderer, executed by hanging. [272]
• Fred Delmare, 87, German actor, complications from pneumonia. [273] (German)
• Ric Estrada, 81, Cuban-born American penciler of comic books, prostate cancer. [274]
• Danny Gans, 52, American entertainer. [275]
• Norman Gash, 97, British historian. [276]
• Albert Hamilton Gordon, 107, American businessman. [277]
• George Hannan, 98, Australian politician. [278]
• Jokke Kangaskorpi, 37, Finnish footballer. [279] (Finnish)
• Jack D. Maltester, 95, American politician, Mayor of San Leandro, California. [280]
• Derek Noonan, 62, British rugby league and rugby union player. [281]
• Marc Rocco, 46, American film director (Murder in the First, Where the Day Takes You) and screenwriter. [282]
• Sunline, 13, New Zealand champion racehorse, euthanized. [283]
• John Wilke, 54, American investigative reporter, pancreatic cancer. [284]