Deaths 201 - 400 of 775
- Mar 22 Rod Price, British rock and blues guitar and slide guitar player (Foghat, 1971-80 - "Slow Ride"), dies of a heart attack at 57
- Mar 23 David Kossoff, British actor and anti-drug campaigner (The Young Lovers, The Larkins), dies at 85
- Mar 25 Paul Henning, American TV/film producer and writer (b. 1911)
James Callaghan
Mar 26 James Callaghan, British Prime Minister (Labour: 1976-79), dies of lobar pneumonia, cardiac failure and kidney failure at 92
- Mar 26 Gérard Filion, Quebec businessman and journalist (b. 1909)
- Mar 26 Paul Hester, Australian drummer (Split Enz and Crowded House) (b. 1959)
- Mar 26 Marius Russo, American baseball player (New York Yankees), dies at 90
- Mar 27 Wilfred Bigelow, Canadian heart surgeon (b. 1913)
- Mar 27 Bob Casey, American baseball announcer (b. 1925)
- Mar 27 Grant Johannesen, American concert pianist, dies at 83
- Mar 27 Gwydion Brooke [Holbrooke], British bassoonist (Royal Philharmonic, 1946-1961), dies at 93
- Mar 28 Dame Moura Lympany, British pianist (b. 1916)
- Mar 29 Johnnie Cochran, American attorney (O.J. Simpson defense attorney), dies at 67
- Mar 29 Mitch Hedberg, American comedian (b. 1968)
- Mar 29 Miltos Sahtouris, Greek poet (b. 1919)
- Mar 29 Howell Heflin, American politician (Sen-D-Alabama, 1979-97), dies at 83
- Mar 30 Emil Dimitrov, Bulgarian singer (b. 1940)
- Mar 30 Robert Creeley, American poet (b. 1926)
- Mar 30 Milton Green, American athlete (b. 1913)
- Mar 30 Fred Korematsu, American civil rights activist (b. 1919)
- Mar 30 O. V. Vijayan, Indian author and cartoonist (b. 1930)
- Mar 30 Derrick Plourde, American punk rock drummer, takes his own life at 33
- Mar 31 Stanley J. Korsmeyer, American oncologist (b. 1951)
- Mar 31 Frank Perdue, American poultry farmer (b. 1920)
- Mar 31 Terri Schiavo, American figure in right to die case (b. 1963)
- Mar 31 Justiniano Montano, Filipino politician, dies at 99
- Apr 1 Alexander Brott, Canadian violinist, conductor, educator, and composer (McGill Chamber Orchestra), dies at 90
- Apr 1 Harald Juhnke, German actor, comedian and entertainer (Guitars of Love; Schtonk), dies at 75
- Apr 1 Jack Keller, American songwriter, and record producer ("Run To Him"; "Breakin' In A Brand New Broken Heart"; theme to Bewitched), dies of leukemia at 68
- Apr 1 Robert Coldwell Wood, American educator MIT, University of Massachusetts), and government administrator (US Housing and Urban Development; Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority), dies of stomach cancer at 81
John Paul II
Apr 2 Pope Saint John Paul II [Karol Wojtyla], Polish Roman Catholic Pope, dies of heart failure at 84
Saul Bellow
Apr 5 Saul Bellow, Canadian-American author (Mr Sammler's Planet, Nobel 1976), dies at 89
Rainier III
Apr 6 Rainier III, Prince of Monaco (1949-2005), dies at 81
- Apr 6 Geoff Millman, English cricket wicket-keeper (6 Tests; Bedfordshire CCC, Nottinghamshire CCC), dies at 70
- Apr 7 Grigoris Bithikotsis, Greek singer, dies at 82
- Apr 7 Bob Kennedy, American baseball player and manager (b. 1920)
- Apr 7 Cliff Allison, British racing driver (b. 1932)
- Apr 8 Eddie Miksis, American baseball player, dies at 78
- Apr 8 Onna White, Canadian choreographer (b. 1924)
- Apr 9 Andrea Dworkin, American radical feminist (Pornography: Men Possessing Women), dies of heart failure at 58
- Apr 9 Jerrel Wilson, American NFL punter (Pro Bowl 1970-72; Super Bowl 1970; KC Chiefs), dies of cancer at 63
- Apr 10 Norbert Brainin, Austrian-British violinist (Amadeus Quartet, 1947-87), dies at 82
- Apr 10 Iakovos, Archbishop of America (b. 1911)
- Apr 10 Al Lucas, American football player (b. 1978)
- Apr 11 André François, Hungarian-French cartoonist, dies at 89
- Apr 11 Lucien Laurent, French footballer (scored the first ever FIFA World Cup goal), dies at 97
- Apr 11 Maurice R. Hilleman, American microbiologist who developed over 36 vaccines including measles, mumps, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, chickenpox, meningitis, pneumonia, dies at 85
- Apr 13 Don Blasingame, American baseball player, dies at 73
- Apr 13 Johnnie Johnson, American blues & jazz piano player (Chuck Berry's band), dies of kidney problems and pneumonia at 80
- Apr 13 Johnny Loughrey, Irish singer, dies at 59
- Apr 13 Philippe Volter, Belgian actor, dies at 46
- Apr 13 Nikola Ljubičić, President of the Presidency of Serbia (1982-84) & Communist politician, dies at 89
- Apr 13 [Salvador] Tutti Camarata, American composer & producer (Vic Damone Show), dies at 91
- Apr 14 Benny Bailey, American jazz trumpeter, dies at 79
- Apr 15 Margaretta Scott, British actress (Crescendo, Where's Charley, Counterblast), dies from pneumonia and breast cancer at 93
- Apr 15 John Fred [Gourrier], American pop singer (John Fred and His Playboy Band - "Judy in Disguise (With Glasses)"), dies from kidney disease at 63
- Apr 15 Ken Funston, South African cricket batsman (18 Tests, top score 92), dies at 79
- Apr 16 Kathleen "Kay" Walsh, British actress (The Horse's Mouth, Oliver Twist), dies in a fire at 93
- Apr 16 Kim Mu-saeng, South Korean actor (b. 1943)
- Apr 16 Marla Ruzicka, American humanitarian worker and peace activist (b. 1976)
- Apr 17 James Archibald Houston, Canadian author and filmmaker (Tikta'Liktak), dies at 83
- Apr 18 Sam Mills, American football player, dies at 46
- Apr 18 Kenneth Schermerhorn, American conductor (Amer Ballet), dies at 75
- Apr 19 Ruth Hussey, American actress (Another Thin Man), dies at 93
- Apr 19 Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, Danish jazz bassist (b. 1946)
- Apr 19 George Pan Cosmatos, Greek film director (b. 1941)
- Apr 19 Clement Meadmore, Australian sculptor (b. 1929)
- Apr 19 Rick Lewis, American doo-wop tenor (The Silhouettes - "Get A Job"), dies at 71
- Apr 20 Fumio Niwa, Japanese novelist (b. 1904)
- Apr 21 Gerry Marshall, British auto racer (625 x overall and class saloon wins), dies from heart failure at 63
- Apr 21 Heinz Kluncker, German trade union leader (ÖTV (Öffentliche Dienste, Transport und Verkehr - Public service, transport and traffic) president, 1964-82)., dies at 80
- Apr 22 Norman Bird, English character actor, dies at 80
- Apr 22 Erika Fuchs, German translator, dies at 98
- Apr 22 Philip Morrison, American physicist, dies at 89
- Apr 22 Eduardo Paolozzi, Scottish sculptor and pop art pioneer (mosaics Tottenham Court Rd tube), dies at 81
- Apr 22 (John) Norman Bird, British stage, wireless, and screen character actor (Worzel Gummidge, 1979–81 - "Mr Braithwaite"), dies at 80
- Apr 22 John Marshall, American filmmaker and activist (Ju/'hoan Bushman films), dies at 76 [1]
- Apr 23 Robert Farnon, Canadian classical and light music composer and conductor dies at 87
- Apr 23 Johannes Bjelke-Petersen, Australian politician, Premier of Queensland (1968-87), dies at 94
- Apr 23 Al Grassby, Australian immigration minister, dies at 78
- Apr 23 Sir John Mills, British actor (Ryan's Daughter, Big Sleep, King Rat, War & Peace), dies from a chest infection at 97
- Apr 23 Romano Scarpa, Italian-born comic artist, dies at 77
- Apr 23 Earl Wilson, American MLB baseball pitcher, 1959-70, (Boston Red Sox (no-hitter 1962), Detroit Tigers (AL wins co-leader, 1967), dies from a heart attack at 70
- Apr 24 Ezer Weizman, President of Israel (b. 1924)
- Apr 24 Fei Xiaotong, Chinese sociologist (b. 1910)
- Apr 25 Swami Ranganathananda, Indian monk (b. 1908)
- Apr 25 John Love, Zimbabwean Formula One driver, dies at 80
- Apr 26 Maria Schell, Austrian-Swiss star of German cinema (The Last Bridge, Gervaise), dies at 79
- Apr 26 Augusto Roa Bastos, Paraguayan author, dies at 87
- Apr 26 Mason Adams, American actor (Lou Grant, Deadliest Season), dies at 86
- Apr 27 Red Horner, Canadian hockey player (Toronto Maple Leafs), dies at 95
- Apr 28 Chris Candido, American wrestler, dies at 33
- Apr 28 Taraki Sivaram, Tamil journalist of Sri Lanka, dies at 45
- Apr 28 Percy Heath, American jazz bassist (Modern Jazz Quartet), dies at 81
- Apr 29 William J. Bell, American television writer and producer (b. 1927)
- Apr 29 Mariana Levy, Mexican actress, singer, and television show host, dies of a heart attack at 39
- Apr 29 (Gwendolyn) Dianne Brooks, American R&B, jazz, session and touring vocalist (Three Playmates - "Sugah Wooga"; solo - "Walking On My Mind"; Anne Murray), dies of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease at 66
- Apr 30 Ron Todd, TGWU General Secretary (1985 - 1992) (b. 1927)
- May 2 Kenneth Bancroft Clark, American civil rights activist (Dark Ghetto) and first black president of the American Psychological Association, dies at 90
- May 2 Wee Kim Wee, 4th President of Singapore (b. 1915)
- May 3 Pierre Moerlen, French rock-jazz fusion drummer and percussionist (Gong; Mike Oldfield), dies at 52
- May 4 David Hackworth, U.S. Army officer and military journalist (b. 1930)
- May 5 Ted Atkinson, American jockey (US Champion 1944, 46), dies of a stroke at 88
- May 7 Tristan Egolf, American writer (Lord of The Barnyard; Skirt and the Fiddle), takes his own life at 33
- May 7 Peter W. Rodino, American politician, U.S. House of Representatives from New Jersey (1949-89), dies at 95
- May 7 Otilino Tenorio, Ecuadorian soccer forward (13 caps; Emelec), dies in a car accident at 25
- May 8 Nicolás Vuyovich, Argentine racing driver, dies at 23
- May 9 Nasrat Parsa, Afghani singer, dies at 36
- May 10 David Wayne, American singer (Metal Church) (b. 1958)
- May 11 Michalis Genitsaris, Greek rebetiko singer, and composer, dies at 88
- May 12 Martin Lings, English Islamic scholar (b. 1909)
- May 12 Monica Zetterlund, Swedish jazz singer (with Bill Evans - "Waltz For Debby"), and dies in an accidental apartment fire at 67
- May 13 George Dantzig, American mathematician (b. 1914)
- May 13 Michael Ross, American serial killer (b. 1959)
- May 13 Eddie Barclay, French record producer (b. 1921)
- May 15 Alan B. Gold, Quebec Chief Justice (b. 1917)
- May 16 Andrew J. Goodpaster, American general, supreme commander (NATO-Europe), dies at 90
- May 17 Frank Gorshin, American comedian and impersonator (Riddler-Batman), dies at 72
- May 19 Henry Corden, American actor and voice artist (b. 1921)
- May 20 Paul Ricoeur, French philosopher (b. 1913)
- May 20 William Seawell, United States Army Brigadier General (b. 1918)
- May 20 John Donovan "J D" Cannon, American actor (McCloud, Ike, Call to Glory), dies at 83
- May 21 Howard Morris, American comedic actor and director (The Andy Griffith Show, High Anxiety), dies of a heart disease at 85
- May 22 Charilaos Florakis, Greek politician, long-time General Secretary of the Communist Party of Greece (b. 1914)
- May 22 Thurl Ravenscroft, American voice actor (Tony the Tiger), and bass singer ("You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch"), dies from prostate cancer at 91
- May 22 Julia Randall, American poet (b. 1924)
- May 23 Roderick Wright, Scottish Bishop of Argyll and the Isles (1990-96), dies at 64
- May 24 Carl Amery [Christian Anton Mayer], German writer, dies at 83
- May 24 Arthur Haulot, Belgian journalist (b. 1913)
- May 24 Vivian Liberto, first wife of Johnny Cash (b. 1934)
- May 25 Sunil Dutt, Indian Bollywood director, actor and politician (Yaadein, Mother India, Khandaan), dies at 75
- May 25 Robert Jankel, British coachbuilder (b. 1938)
- May 25 Graham Kennedy, Australian television personality (b. 1934)
- May 25 Ruth Laredo, American concert pianist, dies of ovarian cancer at 67
- May 25 Gregory Scott Johnson, American murderer, dies of lethal injection at 40
Eddie Albert
May 26 Eddie Albert, American actor (Roman Holiday), dies of pneumonia at 99
- May 26 Chico Carrasquel, Venezuelan baseball player (b. 1928)
- May 29 George Rochberg, American composer (Concord Quartet), dies at 86
- May 29 María de los Ángeles Alvariño González, Spanish marine biologist and oceanographer, dies at 88
- May 29 Oscar Brown, American singer, songwriter ("Brown Baby"; "Forbidden Fruit"), playwright, and poet, dies from complications of osteomyelitis at 78
- May 30 Fazal Mahmood, Pakistan cricket fast bowler (34 Tests, 139 wickets), dies at 78
- May 30 Tomasz Pacyński, Polish writer (b. 1958)
- May 31 Jaime Mendoza-Nava, Bolivian-American composer and conductor, dies at 79
George Mikan
Jun 1 George Mikan, American Basketball Hall of Fame center (NBA All Star 1951-54; NBL MVP 1948; Minneapolis Lakers), dies of diabetes complications at 80
- Jun 2 Gunder Gundersen, Norwegian Nordic combined skier and sports official (b. 1930)
- Jun 2 Samir Kassir, Lebanese journalist and teacher (b. 1950)
- Jun 2 Melita Norwood, British spy (b. 1912)
- Jun 3 Harold Cardinal, Cree political leader, writer, and lawyer, dies of lung cancer at 60
- Jun 3 Leon Askin, Austrian actor (One, Two, Three, Charlie Farrell Show), dies at 97
- Jun 5 Adolfo Aguilar Zínser, Mexican politician (b. 1949)
- Jun 5 Susi Nicoletti, German actress (b. 1918)
Anne Bancroft
Jun 6 Anne Bancroft [Anna Italiano], American stage and screen Emmy, Oscar, and Tony Award-winning actress (The Graduate; The Miracle Worker), director, and screenwriter, dies from uterine cancer at 73
- Jun 6 Dana Elcar, American actor (Peter Thornton- MacGyver), dies of pneumonia at 77
- Jun 6 Maya Kopitseva, Russian painter of the Leningrad school, dies at 81
- Jun 10 Curtis Pitts, American aircraft designer (b. 1915)
- Jun 10 J. James Exon, American Democratic politician (33rd Governor of Nebraska), dies at 83
- Jun 11 VVasco Gonçalves, Portuguese army officer and 103rd Prime Minister of Portugal (1974-75), dies at 84
- Jun 11 Ron Randell, Australian actor (Loves of Carmen, I am a Camera), dies at 86
- Jun 11 Ghena Dimitrova, Bulgarian operatic soprano, dies of cancer at 64
- Jun 11 Audrey Brown, British 4 X 100m runner (Olympic silver 1936), dies at 92
- Jun 11 Ione Mylonas Shear, American archeologist (Bronze Age Greece), dies at 68
- Jun 12 Scott Young, Canadian sportswriter, novelist, and journalist (b. 1918)
- Jun 13 Jonathan Adams, English actor (b. 1931)
- Jun 13 Álvaro Cunhal, Portuguese politician and writer, dies at 91
- Jun 13 Lane Smith, American actor (b. 1936)
- Jun 13 David Diamond, American composer (Paderewski Prize-1943), dies at 89
- Jun 14 Carlo Maria Giulini, Italian conductor, dies at 91
- Jun 14 Mimi Parent, Canadian painter, dies at 80
- Jun 15 Suzanne Flon, French actress (One Deadly Summer, Moulin Rouge), dies of gastroenteritis at 87
- Jun 16 Enrique Laguerre, Puerto Rican writer (La Llamarada), dies at 99
- Jun 17 Sam Loeb, comic book writer (b. 1988)
- Jun 17 Karl Mueller, American bassist (Soul Asylum - "Runaway Train"), dies of complications from esophageal cancer at 41
- Jun 17 Ronald Winans, American gospel singer (Winans), dies at 48
- Jun 17 Henryk Majewski, Polish big band jazz trumpeter (Old Timers), dies at 69
- Jun 18 Syed Mushtaq Ali, Indian cricketer (b. 1914)
- Jun 18 Manuel Sadosky, Argentine mathematician (b. 1914)
- Jun 18 J.J. Pickle, American politician (Rep-D-Texas, 1963-95), dies at 91
Jack Kilby
Jun 20 Jack Kilby, American electrical engineer (Nobel Prize in Physics, 2000 - handheld calculator, integrated circuit), dies at 81
- Jun 20 Larry Collins, American writer, dies at 75
- Jun 20 Charles White, American actor (Airport 95, Serpico), dies at 87
- Jun 21 Jaime Cardinal Sin, Filipino Catholic Archbishop of Manila (b. 1928)
- Jun 23 Shana Alexander, American journalist (Life magazine, 60 Minutes), dies of cancer at 79
- Jun 23 Manolis Anagnostakis, Greek poet (b. 1925)
- Jun 24 Paul Winchell (Wilchinsky), American ventriloquist (Jerry Mahoney, Knucklehead Smiff), inventor (mechanical artificial human heart,1963), voice actor (Winnie the Pooh - "Tigger"; Dick Dastardly; The Banana Splits -"Fleegle"), , and acupuncturist, dies at 82
- Jun 24 Hakham Yedidia Shofet, Former chief rabbi of Iran (b. 1908)
- Jun 25 John Fiedler, American Actor (b. 1925)
- Jun 26 Richard Whiteley, British television game show host (b. 1943)
- Jun 27 Shelby Foote, American author and historian (b. 1917)
- Jun 27 Frank Harte, traditional Irish singer and song collector
- Jun 27 John T. Walton, American businessman (b. 1946)
- Jun 27 Ray Holmes, Battle of Britain veteran (b. 1914)
- Jun 27 Domino Harvey, English-born bounty hunter (b. 1969)
- Jun 28 Brenda Howard, American LGBT activist (b. 1946)
- Jun 30 Christopher Fry, English playwright (The Lady's Not for Burning), dies at 97