The following is a list of notable deaths in October 2023.

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 2023

1

  • Jake Abraham, 56, British actor (Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Mean Machine, The 51st State), prostate cancer.
  • Lars Arnesson, 87, Swedish football player (Djurgårdens IF) and manager (Östers IF, national team).
  • Julian Bahula, 85, South African drummer, composer and bandleader (Jabula).
  • Wilf Billington, 93, English footballer (Workington, Blackburn Rovers).
  • Nikolai Bulgakov, 63, Russian football player (Iskra Smolensk, CSKA Moscow, Kristall Smolensk) and manager.
  • Eve Bunting, 94, Northern Irish-born American author (Smoky Night, The Presence: A Ghost Story), pneumonia.
  • David Burrell, 90, American academic and theologian.
  • Jim Caple, 61, American sports journalist (ESPN.com) and writer, complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and dementia.
  • Russ Francis, 70, football player (New England Patriots, San Francisco 49ers), plane crash.
  • Ron Haffkine, 84, American record producer and music manager (Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show), leukemia and kidney failure.
  • Kenneth Horsnell, 90, Australian cricketer (South Australia).
  • Patricia Janečková, 25, Slovak soprano, breast cancer.
  • Kim Yong-il, 76, North Korean diplomat and politician. (death announced on this date)
  • Theresa Kufuor, 87, Ghanaian nurse, first lady (2001–2009).
  • Doug Larsen, 47, American politician, member of the North Dakota Senate (since 2020), plane crash.
  • Richard J. Lesniak, 84, American politician, member of the Indiana House of Representatives (1968–1972).
  • Sir Christopher Lewinton, 91, British-American businessman.
  • Joyce Currie Little, 89, American computer scientist.
  • Frank McDougall, 65, Scottish footballer (Clydebank, St Mirren, Aberdeen), heart disease.
  • Richard McSpadden, 63, American educator and USAF pilot, commander of Thunderbirds, plane crash.
  • Enoch Teye Mensah, 77, Ghanaian politician, MP (1997–2017).
  • Robert Misrahi, 97, French philosopher.
  • Elinés Olivero, 21, Venezuelan military officer.
  • Peter Penfold, 79, British diplomat, governor of the Virgin Islands (1991–1996) and high commissioner to Sierra Leone (1997–2000), cancer.
  • Nikolay Pivovarov, 92, Russian engineer and politician, member of the Supreme Soviet of Russia (1980–1990).
  • George Reed, 83, American Hall of Fame football player (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
  • Tripurari Sharma, 67, Indian playwright, stage director and screenwriter (Mirch Masala, Sanshodhan).
  • Roberto Thieme, 80, Chilean political activist.
  • Tim Wakefield, 57, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox, Pittsburgh Pirates) and commentator (NESN), brain cancer.
  • John Waring, 81, English cricketer (Yorkshire, Warwickshire).
  • Claudius E. Watts III, 87, American Air Force general, president of The Citadel (1989–1996).
  • Beverly Willis, 95, American architect (San Francisco Ballet Building), complications from Parkinson's disease.

2

  • Kevin M. Birmingham, 51, American Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of Chicago (since 2020).
  • Guy Briet, 87, French football manager (Saint-Étienne, Tours).
  • Mack C. Chase, 92, American petroleum businessman.
  • Casey Cox, 82, American baseball player (Washington Senators/Texas Rangers, New York Yankees).
  • Marie-Daniel Dadiet, 71, Ivorian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Katiola (2002–2004) and archbishop of Korhogo (2004–2017).
  • Lynn Eves, 81, Canadian Olympic sprinter (1960).
  • Mel Fitzgerald, 70, Canadian wheelchair racer, three-time Paralympic champion (1980, 1984), cardiovascular disease.
  • Herbert Handt, 97, American operatic tenor and conductor.
  • Lefteris Hapsiadis, 69, Greek lyricist.
  • Syed Amir Ali Shah Jamote, 82, Pakistani politician, MNA (2002–2018).
  • James Jorden, 69, American journalist and music critic (Parterre Box).
  • Firdaus Khisamitdinova, 73, Russian Bashkir linguist and politician, minister of education of Bashkortostan (1995–1998).
  • Josh Kruger, 39, American journalist (The Philadelphia Inquirer) and activist, shot.
  • Trienke Laurie, 77, South African poet.
  • Francis Lee, 79, English football player (Manchester City, Bolton Wanderers, national team) and chairman, cancer.
  • David H. Montplaisir, 87, American politician, member of the North Dakota House of Representatives (1965–1966).
  • Frangkiskos Papamanolis, 86, Greek Latin Catholic prelate, bishop of Syros and Milos (1974–2014) and of Santorini (1974–2014).
  • Harriet Pattison, 94, American landscape architect (Kimbell Art Museum).
  • Satyaram Reang, 80, Indian dancer and folk artist.
  • Richard Salzmann, 94, Czech banker and politician, senator (1996–2000).
  • Petar Sarić, 86, Serbian poet and prose writer.
  • Herbert Schambeck, 89, Austrian legal scholar and politician, MP (1969–1997).
  • Alice Shalvi, 96, German-born Israeli professor and educator.
  • Umaru Shehu, 92, Nigerian physician and academic administrator, vice-chancellor of the University of Nigeria (1978–1979).
  • Hampton Smith, 89, American football coach (Albany State Golden Rams).
  • Naoki Takashima, 73, Japanese politician, president of the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly (2014–2015).
  • Geneviève Viney, 86, French law professor and jurist.
  • Gord Wilson, 91, Canadian ice hockey player (Boston Bruins).

3

  • Arthur Burns, 60, British historian, cancer.
  • Joe Christopher, 87, American baseball player (Pittsburgh Pirates, New York Mets, Boston Red Sox).
  • Jacqueline Dark, 55, Australian opera singer, cancer.
  • Jean-Pierre Elkabbach, 86, French journalist (France 2, France 3, Europe 1).
  • Jennie M. Forehand, 87, American politician, member of the Maryland Senate (1995–2015) and House of Delegates (1978–1994), complications from Alzheimer's disease.
  • Thomas Gambino, 94, American mobster (Gambino crime family).
  • Edward Hagedorn, 76, Filipino politician, member of the House of Representatives (since 2022) and mayor of Puerto Princesa (1992–2001, 2002–2013), pancreatic cancer.
  • Avgust Ipavec, 83, Slovenian-Austrian Roman Catholic priest and composer.
  • Johannes Kühn, 89, German poet.
  • Patrice Lecornu, 65, French football player (Angers, national team) and manager (Red Star).
  • Lena McLin, 95, American music teacher, composer and pastor.
  • Marina Mizzau, 87, Italian writer and essayist.
  • Howard Murphy, 79, American football coach (Westfield State).
  • Garry Nehl, 89, Australian politician, MP (1984–2001).
  • Hitoshi Nomura, 78, Japanese artist, pneumonia.
  • Carlos Oliveira, 80, Portuguese Olympic rower (1972).
  • Giulio Quercini, 81, Italian journalist (Rinascita) and politician, deputy (1987–1992).
  • Harald Tusberg, 88, Norwegian television presenter (NRK).
  • Jacques Valade, 93, French politician, deputy (1970–1973) and senator (1980–1987, 1989–2008).
  • Bob Wagner, 76, American football coach (Hawaii Rainbow Warriors).
  • Khoshbakht Yusifzadeh, 93, Azerbaijani geologist, member of the Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences.

4

  • David Benedictus, 85, English novelist (The Fourth of June, This Animal Is Mischievous, Return to the Hundred Acre Wood).
  • Wayne Comer, 79, American baseball player (Detroit Tigers, Milwaukee Brewers, Washington Senators).
  • József Csík, 77, Hungarian Olympic javelin thrower (1972).
  • Tracey Freeman, 75, Australian athlete, six-time Paralympic champion (1972, 1976).
  • Luis Giampietri, 82, Peruvian military officer and politician, first vice president (2006–2011) and MP (2006–2011).
  • Pat Hays, 76, American politician, mayor of North Little Rock, Arkansas (1989–2013) and member of the Arkansas House of Representatives (1987–1989).
  • Murílio de Avellar Hingel, 90, Brazilian geographer and politician, minister of education (1992–1995).
  • Tommy Hoyland, 91, English footballer (Sheffield United, Bradford City).
  • Giannis Ioannidis, 78, Greek basketball player and coach (Aris, Olympiacos, national team).
  • P. Jayadevi, Indian film director (Vilangu, Power of Women) and screenwriter (Puratchikkaaran).
  • Sepp Klasen, 88, German lawyer and politician, member of the Landtag of Bavaria (1970–1990).
  • Kamchy Kolbayev, 49, Kyrgyz crime boss, shot.
  • Yosef Mahalal, 83, Israeli footballer (Bnei Yehuda, Hapoel Ashkelon, national team).
  • Héctor Mayagoitia Domínguez, 100, Mexican bacteriologist and politician, governor of Durango (1974–1979).
  • Rives McBee, 84, American golfer.
  • Felice De Nicolò, 81, Italian Olympic alpine skier (1960, 1964).
  • Ivan Nikitchuk, 79, Russian politician, MP (1995–2003, 2011–2016).
  • Felix Owusu-Adjapong, 79, Ghanaian politician, MP (1997–2009), minister of transport (2001–2003) and energy (2008–2009).
  • Dominique Perrier, 72–73, French electronic musician and composer (Space Art, Stone Age).
  • Mahinder Rathipal, 67, Surinamese politician, MP (2000–2015).
  • Boris M. Schein, 85, Russian-American mathematician.
  • Telesphore Toppo, 83, Indian Roman Catholic cardinal, bishop of Dumka (1979–1984) and archbishop of Ranchi (1984–2008).
  • Shawna Trpcic, 56, American costume designer (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Angel, Ahsoka).
  • George Tyndall, 74, American gynecologist.
  • Claus Wisser, 81, German businessman and arts patron (Rheingau Musik Festival).
  • Jason Wynyard, 49, New Zealand woodchopper, Burkitt lymphoma.

5

  • Ibrahim Amin, Egyptian squash player.
  • Anathalavattom Anandan, 86, Indian politician, Kerala MLA (1987–1991, 1996–2001, 2006–2011).
  • Jon Beare, 49, Canadian rower, Olympic bronze medalist (2008).
  • Dick Butkus, 80, American Hall of Fame football player (Chicago Bears) and actor (Hang Time, Johnny Dangerously).
  • Jacques Chonchol, 97, Chilean politician, minister of agriculture (1970–1972).
  • Asad Chowdhury, 80, Bangladeshi poet.
  • Kevin Coombs, 82, Australian Paralympic wheelchair basketball player.
  • Giuseppe Da Prato, 87, Italian academic and mathematician.
  • Bruno Filippini, 78, Italian singer.
  • David G. Gee, 85, British-born Swedish geologist.
  • Robert J. Hermann, 90, American public servant.
  • Taj El-Din Hilaly, 82, Egyptian Islamic cleric, grand mufti of Australia (1988–2007).
  • Zorica Jevremović, 75, Serbian theatre director, playwright and choreographer.
  • Piotr Klemensiewicz, 67, French painter and sculptor.
  • Jordan Levy, 79, American radio host (WTAG) and politician, mayor of Worcester, Massachusetts (1980–1981, 1988–1993).
  • Peter Mack, 68, British scholar, traffic collision.
  • Edmund Marshall, 83, British politician, MP (1971–1983).
  • Francesco Matrone, 76, Italian mobster (Camorra).
  • Bill Munro, 89, Scottish football player (Barrow) and manager (Clydebank, Airdrieonians).
  • Risto Näätänen, 84, Finnish psychologist.
  • Thor Nilsen, 92, Norwegian Olympic rower (1952).
  • Larisa Opanasyuk, 60, Russian politician.
  • Paul Ramboux, 91, Belgian cartoonist (Spirou).
  • Panny Rhodes, 81, American politician.
  • Sir Nicholas Stadlen, 73, British judge, mesothelioma.
  • Panos Theodorou, 29, Cypriot footballer (Aris Limassol, AEL Limassol, Apollon Limassol).
  • Romano Voltolina, 85, Italian footballer (Juventus, Biellese, Cesena).

6

  • Moreira Alves, 90, Brazilian academic and magistrate, prosecutor general (1972–1975), justice (1975–2003) and president (1985–1987) of the Supreme Federal Court.
  • Bev Bentley, 96, Canadian ice hockey player (Saskatoon Quakers, Vancouver Canucks, San Francisco Seals).
  • Maurice Bourgue, 83, French oboist (Orchestre de Paris), composer, and academic teacher (Conservatoire de Paris, Conservatoire de Genève).
  • Michael Chiarello, 61, American chef, anaphylaxis.
  • Mary Chronopoulou, 90, Greek actress (The Naked Brigade, Mermaids and Rascals, Voyage to Cythera), complications from a fall.
  • Nicholas Crafts, 74, British economist, sepsis.
  • Loren Cunningham, 88, American missionary leader (Youth with a Mission), co-founder of the University of the Nations.
  • Đào Nguyên Cát, 96, Vietnamese economist, founder of Vietnam Economic Times.
  • Stelios Faitakis, 47, Greek painter and graffiti artist.
  • Daniel Giraud, 77, French essayist, poet, and translator, suicide.
  • Roger Greenhalgh, 82, British academic and writer.
  • Rupert Hoilette, 77, Jamaican Olympic sprinter (1964).
  • Tetsundo Iwakuni, 87, Japanese politician, MP (1996–2009).
  • Victoire Jasmin, 67, Guadeloupean politician, senator (2017–2023).
  • Vilém Mandlík, 87, Czech Olympic sprinter (1956, 1960).
  • Vincent Patrick, 88, American author and screenwriter (The Pope of Greenwich Village, Family Business, The Devil's Own), complications from Lewy body dementia.
  • Atila Pesyani, 66, Iranian actor (The Redemption, Cease Fire, The Hidden Half), stomach cancer.
  • Jim Poole, 57, American baseball player (Baltimore Orioles, Cleveland Indians, San Francisco Giants), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
  • Bodo Schümann, 86, German theologian and politician, member of the Hamburg Parliament (1974–1986).
  • Susan Thomas, Baroness Thomas of Walliswood, 87, British businesswoman and politician, member of the House of Lords (1994–2016).
  • Esme Timbery, 92, Australian Bidjigal artist and shellworker.
  • Francisco Vidal, 82, Spanish actor (El Crack, The Enchanted Forest, Pan's Labyrinth).
  • Dorel Zamfir, 62, Romanian footballer (Argeș Pitești, Constanța, Dinamo București).

7

  • Peter Akatsa, 63, Kenyan Olympic field hockey player (1984, 1988), colon cancer.
  • Marouf al-Bakhit, 76, Jordanian military officer and politician, prime minister (2005–2007, 2011).
  • Terence Davies, 77, British screenwriter and film director (Distant Voices, Still Lives, The Long Day Closes, The House of Mirth), cancer.
  • Awni El-Dous, 12–13, Palestinian YouTuber, airstrike.
  • Richard Eppley, 91, American biological oceanographer.
  • Reiner Goldberg, 83, German operatic heldentenor (Berlin State Opera).
  • Luca Goldoni, 95, Italian writer and journalist (Gazzetta di Parma, Il Resto del Carlino, Corriere della Sera).
  • Eric Griffin, 55, American Olympic boxer (1992).
  • Anna Gutu, 31–32, Ukrainian-born American mountaineer, avalanche.
  • Anthony Holden, 76, British writer (Big Deal: A Year as a Professional Poker Player, Bigger Deal), broadcaster and critic, brain cancer and complications from a stroke.
  • Brian Iwata, 75, American psychologist.
  • Loyal Jones, 95, American folklorist.
  • Phyllis Latour, 102, South African-born New Zealand intelligence officer (SOE).
  • Kęstutis Lupeikis, 61, Lithuanian architect and painter.
  • Noh In-hwan, 91, South Korean politician, MP (1979–1980, 1988–1996).
  • Chris Ogunbanjo, 99, Nigerian corporate lawyer and philanthropist.
  • Park Jong-hwan, 85, South Korean football manager (Seoul City, Ilhwa Chunma, national team).
  • Oldřich Pelčák, 79, Czech cosmonaut (Soyuz 28).
  • Gina Marie Rzucidlo, 45, American mountaineer, avalanche.
  • Ted Schwinden, 98, American politician, governor (1981–1989) and lieutenant governor (1977–1981) of Montana, member of the Montana House of Representatives (1959–1963).
  • Omar Abu Shawish, 36, Palestinian poet and novelist, airstrike.
  • Tenjen Sherpa, 35, Nepalese mountaineer, avalanche.
  • Ellen Tittel, 75, German Olympic runner (1972, 1976).
  • Tjerk Westerterp, 92, Dutch politician, four-time MP, minister of transport and water management (1973–1977), and MEP (1967–1971).
  • Israeli people killed in the 7 October attacks include but not limited to:
    • Lior Asulin, 43, footballer (Maccabi Herzliya, Beitar Jerusalem, Hapoel Petah Tikva)
    • Jayar Davidov, chief superintendent, commander of the Israel Police in Rahat (since 2022)
    • Roy Edan, 45, photojournalist
    • Eli Ginsberg, 42, lieutenant colonel, commander of LOTAR (2020–2023)
    • Asaf Hamami, 40, colonel, commander of the Southern Brigade
    • Hayim Katsman, 32, peace activist and academic
    • Roi Levy, 44, colonel, commander of the Multidimensional Unit (since 2023)
    • Ofir Libstein, 49–50, politician, head of the Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Council (since 2018)
    • Shani Louk, 23, tattoo artist and social media influencer
    • Izhar Peled, 61–62, assistant commissioner, commander of Israel Border Police in Judea and Samaria (2016–2020)
    • Vivian Silver, 74, peace activist and women's rights activist
    • Yonatan Steinberg, 43, colonel, commander of the Nahal Brigade (since 2023)
    • Yahav Winner, 37, filmmaker

8

  • Agneta Andersson, 62, Swedish sprint canoer, three-time Olympic champion (1984, 1996), cancer.
  • Alcides Báez, 76, Paraguayan footballer (Libertad, Cerro Porteño, national team).
  • Yannick Bodin, 81, French politician, senator (2004–2011).
  • Fred Boyd, 73, American basketball player (Philadelphia 76ers, New Orleans Jazz).
  • Karlos Callens, 76, Belgian politician, member of the Flemish Parliament (2002–2014).
  • Aldo Cosentino, 75, French Olympic boxer (1968, 1972, 1976).
  • David Dollar, 68, American economist.
  • Ron Erickson, 90, American politician.
  • Gérard Fenouil, 78, French sprinter, Olympic bronze medalist (1968).
  • Bret Gilliam, 72, American technical diver, complications from a stroke.
  • Maude Jacques, 31, Canadian Paralympic wheelchair basketball player (2012), bacterial infection.
  • James P. Kauahikaua, 72, American geophysicist and volcanologist.
  • Sir Thomas Legg, 88, British civil servant, Clerk of the Crown in Chancery (1989–1998).
  • Jacques Lucan, 75, French academic and architect.
  • Marco Martinelli, 60, Italian consultant and politician, deputy (2006–2018).
  • Nina Matviienko, 75, Ukrainian singer.
  • Billy Emory Maxwell, 80, American track and field coach.
  • André Monnier, 97, French Olympic ski jumper (1952, 1956).
  • Didier Mouly, 72, French lawyer and politician, mayor of Narbonne (since 2014), cancer.
  • Jeff Peterek, 60, American baseball player (Milwaukee Brewers).
  • Herschel Savage, 70, American pornographic actor (Debbie Does Dallas, Memphis Cathouse Blues, The Texas Vibrator Massacre) and director.
  • László Sólyom, 81, Hungarian jurist and politician, president (2005–2010) and president of the Constitutional Court (1990–1998).
  • Shinji Tanimura, 74, Japanese singer-songwriter.
  • Dunc Wilson, 75, Canadian ice hockey player (Vancouver Canucks, Toronto Maple Leafs, Pittsburgh Penguins).
  • Burt Young, 83, American actor (Rocky, Chinatown, Back to School), cardiac arrest.

9

  • Alim Abdallah, 40, Israeli lieutenant colonel, deputy commander of IDF 91st Division.
  • Haluk Akakçe, 53, Turkish contemporary artist, lung cancer.
  • Jackson Anthony, 65, Sri Lankan actor (Gini Avi Saha Gini Keli, Guerilla Marketing) and film director (Julietge Bhumikawa), complications from a traffic collision.
  • Ottar Befring, 83, Norwegian politician, governor of Møre og Romsdal (2002–2009).
  • Andrea Branzi, 84, Italian architect.
  • Chau Cham-son, 91, Hong Kong town planner and civil servant, director of Buildings and Lands (1986–1989) and chief commissioner of the Scout Association (1985–1996).
  • Simone Chapuis-Bischof, 92, Swiss women's rights activist.
  • Terry Dischinger, 82, American basketball player (Chicago Zephyrs, Detroit Pistons, Portland Trail Blazers), Olympic champion (1960).
  • Chuck Feeney, 92, American travel retailer and philanthropist, founder of DFS Group and Atlantic Philanthropies.
  • Keith Giffen, 70, American comic book artist and writer (Blue Beetle, Justice League), co-creator of Rocket Raccoon, stroke.
  • Mikhail Golubovich, 79, Ukrainian actor (Lone Wolf, Luna Park, Brothel Lights).
  • Gerhard Grimmer, 80, German Olympic cross-country skier (1968, 1972, 1976).
  • Viktor Guz, 52, Russian football player (Torpedo Volzhsky, Gazovik Orenburg) and manager (Zhemchuzhina-Sochi).
  • Anthony Hickox, 64, English film director and screenwriter (Waxwork, Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat, Prince Valiant).
  • Jorge Lavelli, 90, French theater and opera director.
  • Lars Lunøe, 87, Danish actor (Doctor Glas, Tough Guys of the Prairie, Ghost Train International).
  • Steven Lutvak, 64, American musician and composer (A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder), pulmonary embolism.
  • Mang Hoi, 65, Hong Kong actor (The Human Goddess, Bruce Lee, D-Day at Macao, Warriors Two), oesophageal cancer.
  • Lino Montiel Forzano, 99, Argentine army general, governor of Tucumán Province (1978–1980). (death announced on this date)
  • Mauro Morelli, 88, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Duque de Caxias (1981–2005) and auxiliary bishop of São Paulo (1975–1981).
  • Jan Needle, 80, English author.
  • Raymond O'Connor, 71, American actor (The Rock, L.A. Noire, Drowning Mona), bladder cancer.
  • Críostóir Ó Floinn, 95, Irish writer.
  • Agnes Odhiambo, Kenyan human rights activist. (death announced on this date)
  • Yulian Panich, 92, Russian actor (Road to Life, Different Fortunes, The Green Carriage), television director and journalist.
  • Evangelos Pentaris, 90, Greek naval captain and politician, MP (1981–1989).
  • Kevin Phillips, 82, American political commentator (NOW on PBS) and writer (American Theocracy), complications from Alzheimer's disease.
  • Petar Porobić, 66, Montenegrin water polo player and coach (China women's national team).
  • Eleni Potari, 41, Greek Olympic handball player (2004), cancer.
  • Henri Serre, 92, French actor (Jules and Jim, Fantômas contre Scotland Yard, Mister Frost).
  • Buck Trent, 85, American country musician and television personality (Hee Haw).
  • Volodymyr Vasylenko, 86, Ukrainian diplomat, ambassador to the United Kingdom (1998–2002).

10

  • Karthyayani Amma, 101, Indian mature student, subject of Barefoot Empress.
  • Roger Bedford Jr., 67, American politician, member of the Alabama Senate (1982–1990, 1994–2014).
  • Jeff Burr, 60, American film director (Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III, Stepfather II, Puppet Master 4), complications from a stroke.
  • Jean-Claude Cassini, 55, French cartoonist.
  • Robert von Dassanowsky, 58, Austrian-American writer, historian, and film producer.
  • Shirley Jo Finney, 74, American actress (Nashville Girl, Echo Park, Moving) and stage director, multiple myeloma.
  • Mark Goddard, 87, American actor (Lost in Space, The Detectives, Blue Sunshine), pulmonary fibrosis.
  • Martin Goetz, 93, American software engineer.
  • Dawn Josephs, 91, Canadian Olympic athlete (1952).
  • Kim Namjo, 96, South Korean poet.
  • John Klenke, 65, American politician, member of the Wisconsin State Assembly (2011–2015).
  • Eva Kollisch, 98, Austrian-American lesbian rights activist and writer.
  • Dick Leach, 83, American tennis player and coach.
  • James Lee, 86, Canadian politician, premier of Prince Edward Island (1981–1986) and MLA (1975–1986).
  • Paul Leuquet, 90, French painter, cartoonist, and poet.
  • Brendan Malone, 81, American basketball coach (Rhode Island Rams, Detroit Pistons, Toronto Raptors).
  • Louise Meriwether, 100, American author (Daddy Was a Number Runner) and activist.
  • Toshio Naka, 87, Japanese baseball player (Chunichi Dragons) and manager.
  • Dónal O'Neill, 56, Irish Gaelic footballer (Offaly, Edenderry).
  • Gail O'Neill, 61, American model and journalist (The Early Show).
  • Willy Pfund, 84, Swiss politician, member of the National Council (1983–1987).
  • Olle Wästberg, 78, Swedish journalist (Expressen), diplomat, and politician, MP (1976–1982).
  • Vjeran Zuppa, 83, Croatian dramaturge, literature theorist, and poet.

11

  • Martin Aigner, 81, Austrian mathematician.
  • Michael P. C. Carns, 86, American general.
  • Manuel Chuanguira Machado, 73, Mozambican Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Gurué (1994–2009).
  • Doug Clark, 75, American serial killer.
  • Phyllis Coates, 96, American actress (Adventures of Superman, Superman and the Mole Men, Goodnight, Sweet Marilyn).
  • Walt Garrison, 79, American football player (Dallas Cowboys).
  • D. J. Gokulakrishnan, 50, Indian cricketer (Tamil Nadu, Goa, Assam), heart attack.
  • Guo Baochang, 83, Chinese film and television director (The Grand Mansion Gate), screenwriter and actor (The Blue Kite).
  • Rainer Gut, 91, Swiss bank manager, chairman of Credit Suisse (1983–2000).
  • Samuel C. O. Holt, 87, American radio and television executive.
  • Rudolph Isley, 84, American Hall of Fame singer (The Isley Brothers) and songwriter ("It's Your Thing", "That Lady"), heart attack.
  • Pauline Jani, 34, Zimbabwean netball player (national team).
  • Jim Jensen, 89, American politician, member of Nebraska Legislature (1994–2006) and contractor.
  • Mohamed Kabil, 96, Egyptian footballer (national team).
  • Virginia Lovo, 31, Nicaraguan footballer (national team), cancer.
  • Gérard Murillo, 91, French rugby union player (Stade Dijonnais, national team).
  • Rosemarie Myrdal, 94, American politician, lieutenant governor of North Dakota (1992–2000).
  • Aérea Negrot, 43, Venezuelan electronic musician and singer (Hercules and Love Affair).
  • Audrey Salkeld, 87, English mountaineer and historian.
  • Ian Spink, 76, Australian-British choreographer, lung cancer.
  • Markku Syrjälä, 68, Finnish Olympic archer (1984).
  • Cynthia Whittaker, 82, American academic and author.
  • Cal Wilson, 53, New Zealand comedian and voice actress (Kitty Is Not a Cat), cancer.

12

  • Mir Shamsuddin Adib-Soltani, 92, Iranian philosopher and translator.
  • Peter Antoine, 79, German football player (Bayern Munich) and manager (Mjällby, Assyriska FF), pneumonia.
  • Michael Cooper, 71, Jamaican musician (Inner Circle, Third World), cancer.
  • Álvaro Correia, 90, Brazilian journalist and politician, Santa Catarina MLA (1975–1987).
  • Howard Forman, 77, American politician, member of the Florida Senate (1989–2000).
  • Luis Garavito, 66, Colombian serial killer and rapist.
  • René Garrec, 88, French politician, senator (1998–2014).
  • Per Egil Hegge, 83, Norwegian journalist (Aftenposten, A-magasinet).
  • Jon Hustad, 55, Norwegian journalist.
  • Jang Young-chul, 86, South Korean politician, MP (1988–2000), minister of labor (1988–1989).
  • Gunnar Kaiser, 47, German writer and political blogger, cancer.
  • Neil Le Bihan, 47, English footballer (Peterborough United, Dover Athletic, Crawley Town), suicide.
  • Alice Mabota, 74, Mozambican human rights activist.
  • Kurt Mattsson, 83, Finnish Olympic boxer (1964).
  • Jean-Roger Milo, 66, French actor (The Woman Cop, A Sunday in the Country, Germinal).
  • Hisaya Nakajo, 50, Japanese manga artist (Hana-Kimi), heart disease.
  • Tom O'Lincoln, 76, American Marxist historian and author.
  • Carol Page, 74, British Olympic sport shooter (1984, 1996).
  • Lara Parker, 84, American actress (Dark Shadows, Save the Tiger, Hi, Mom!), cancer.
  • Guy Ravier, 85, French politician, mayor of Avignon (1989–1995).
  • Tero Rönni, 69, Finnish politician, MP (1999–2011).
  • Colette Rossant, 91, French-American restaurateur, breast cancer.
  • Eva Rysová, 91, Slovak actress.
  • Sartaj Singh, 83, Indian politician, MP (1989–1999, 2004–2009).
  • Foster Stockwell, 94, American writer and historian.
  • Andriy Vasylyshyn, 90, Ukrainian police officer, minister of the interior (1990–1994).
  • Jean-Pierre Versini-Campinchi, 83, French lawyer.
  • Igor Yevgrafov, 67, Russian swimmer.

13

  • Astrid Achi, 62, Ecuadorian soprano singer, complications from surgery.
  • Linda Arkley, 71, British politician, mayor of North Tyneside (2003–2005, 2009–2013).
  • Benedict Birnberg, 93, British solicitor and human rights activist, pneumonia.
  • Michael J. Bragman, 83, American politician, member (1981–2001) and majority leader (1993–2000) of the New York State Assembly.
  • Leo Burke, 89, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs, Baltimore Orioles, California Angels).
  • Sonia del Rio, 83, Canadian-Spanish classical dancer and ballerina.
  • Ron Eachus, 76, American politician, member of the Oregon House of Representatives (1985–1987), heart failure.
  • Sadao Fuchigami, 86, Japanese politician, MP (1989–2010), ureteral cancer.
  • P. V. Gangadharan, 80, Indian film producer (Vartha, Thooval Kottaram, Achuvinte Amma).
  • Louise Glück, 80, American poet (The Triumph of Achilles, The Wild Iris), Pulitzer Prize winner (1993), Nobel Prize laureate (2020), cancer.
  • Friedrich Grade, 107, German engineer and naval officer (U-96, U-183).
  • Burdette Haldorson, 89, American basketball player, Olympic champion (1956, 1960).
  • Frank A. Herda, 76, American army soldier, Medal of Honor recipient.
  • Jaakko Ihamuotila, 83, Finnish business executive, CEO of Valmet (1973–1979), president and chairman of Neste (1980–2000).
  • Princess India, 94, Afghan royal.
  • Michel Lapierre, 70, Canadian writer and journalist (L'aut'journal, Ici, La Presse).
  • Garry Mapanzure, 25, Zimbabwean singer, traffic collision.
  • Mauricio Molina, 56, Argentine golfer.
  • Ronald M. Mottl, 89, American lawyer and politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1975–1983), Ohio House of Representatives (1987–1997) and twice of Ohio Senate.
  • Loren Parks, 97, American businessman.
  • Ellinor Peerschke, 69, German-born American scientist.
  • Hubert Reeves, 91, Canadian astrophysicist.
  • João Luiz Ribeiro, 64, Brazilian Olympic gymnast (1980).
  • Hugh Russell, 63, Northern Irish boxer, Olympic bronze medallist (1980).
  • Rein Saluri, 84, Estonian writer and playwright.
  • Bud Somerville, 86, American curler, Olympic bronze medalist (1992).
  • Glorianne Stromberg, 84, Canadian lawyer.
  • Sir Antony Walker, 89, British army general, commandant of the Royal College of Defence Studies (1990–1992), heart failure.
  • Lois Wright, 95, American artist.
  • Bello Maitama Yusuf, 76, Nigerian politician, minister of interior (1979–1981) and commerce (1982–1983), senator (1999–2007).
  • People killed in the 2023 Israel–Hamas war:
    • Issam Abdallah, 37, Lebanese journalist (Reuters)
    • Ali Qadhi, Palestinian militant
    • Wael Al Zard, 50, Palestinian Islamic preacher and university professor

14

  • Wadea al-Fayoume, 6, American child, stabbed.
  • Lance Armstrong, 83, Australian politician, member of the Tasmanian House of Assembly (1989–1996).
  • Andy Bean, 70, American professional golfer, complications from lung replacement surgery.
  • María Alejandra Bruzual, 43, Venezuelan jockey, horse-riding accident.
  • Giancarlo Cantelmi, 97, Italian lawyer and politician, deputy (1976–1983).
  • Rosetta Cutolo, 86, Italian mobster (NCO).
  • Klaus Höpcke, 89, German politician, member of the Landtag of Thuringia (1990–1999).
  • Guy Latraverse, 84, Canadian artist agent, producer and show designer.
  • Piper Laurie, 91, American actress (Carrie, The Hustler, Children of a Lesser God), Emmy winner (1987).
  • Maurice W. Long, 98, American electrical engineer and physicist.
  • Dariush Mehrjui, 83, Iranian filmmaker (The Cow, Mr. Naive, Hamoun), stabbed.
  • Mei Tsu-lin, 90, Chinese-American linguist, member of Academia Sinica.
  • Langhorne A. Motley, 85, American diplomat.
  • Park Seo-bo, 91, South Korean painter, lung cancer.
  • Joaquín Pérez, 86, Cuban Olympic rower (1956).
  • Stanisław Radwan, 84, Polish composer.
  • Gwyn Richards, 71, Welsh cricketer (Glamorgan).
  • Roméo Savoie, 95, Canadian postwar and contemporary artist.
  • Teodor Stanca, 90, Romanian engineer and politician, deputy (1996–2000).
  • Jean-Charles Thomas, 93, French Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of Aire and Dax (1972–1974), bishop of Ajaccio (1974–1986) and Versailles (1986–2001).
  • Bill Turner, 79, American basketball player (Golden State Warriors, Cincinnati Royals, Los Angeles Lakers).
  • Gastón Ugalde, 79, Bolivian visual artist.
  • Gembong Warsono, 60, Indonesian politician, member of the Jakarta Regional House of Representatives (since 2014), heart attack.

15

  • Oļegs Antropovs, 75, Latvian volleyball player and coach, Olympic champion (1968).
  • Carmen Petra Basacopol, 97, Romanian composer.
  • Dick Bielski, 91, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas Cowboys) and coach (Baltimore Colts).
  • Neal Brooks Biggers Jr., 88, American jurist, judge of the U.S. District Court for Southern Mississippi (since 1984).
  • Tod Brown, 86, American Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Boise City (1988–1998) and Orange in California (1998–2012).
  • Omar Ferwana, 67, Palestinian gynaecologist and researcher, airstrike.
  • M. S. Gill, 87, Indian civil servant and politician, chief election commissioner (1996–2001), MP (2004–2016) and minister of youth affairs and sports (2008–2011).
  • Ghulam Nabi Khayal, 80, Indian poet and essayist.
  • Giselle Khoury, 62, Lebanese journalist (BBC Arabic, Sky News Arabia), cancer.
  • Jim Larkin, 77, Canadian politician, Prince Edward Island MLA (1979–1982), complications from Lewy body dementia.
  • Carlos López, 97, Spanish Olympic equestrian (1956).
  • Joanna Merlin, 92, American actress (Fiddler on the Roof, Mystic Pizza, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit).
  • Milan, 54, Indian art director (Billa, Velayudham, Vedalam), heart attack.
  • Jacques Pavlovsky, 92, French photojournalist.
  • Todd Reynolds, 56, American Olympic pair skater (1994), heart attack.
  • Gerry Ryan, 68, Irish footballer (Brighton & Hove Albion, Derby County, national team).
  • Henrique de Carvalho Santos, 83, Angolan politician, co-designer of the flag of Angola.
  • Torstein Seiersten, 92, Norwegian Olympic speed skater (1956, 1960).
  • David Shaffer, 87, South African-born British-American physician and pediatrician, respiratory failure.
  • Khamphoui Sisavatdy, 82, Laotian politician, prime minister (since 2003).
  • Suzanne Somers, 76, American actress (Three's Company, Step by Step, She's the Sheriff), breast cancer.
  • Teófilo Torres Corzo, 77, Mexican politician, MP (1985–1988, 2012–2015) and governor of San Luis Potosí (1992–1993).
  • Mercedes Vostell, 90, Spanish writer.
  • Alvin Yeryomin, 91, Russian economist and politician, member of the Supreme Soviet of Russia (1984–1989).

16

  • Martti Ahtisaari, 86, Finnish politician, president (1994–2000), Nobel Prize laureate (2008), complications from Alzheimer's disease.
  • Francisc Balla, 90, Romanian Olympic freestyle wrestler (1964, 1968).
  • Hatto Beyerle, 90, German-Austrian chamber musician, conductor and academic.
  • Paul Bryer, 65, English Anglican clergyman, archdeacon of Cornwall (since 2019).
  • Malick Fall, 54, Senegalese footballer (Abbeville, Angers, national team).
  • Gennady Gladkov, 88, Russian composer (The Bremen Town Musicians, Gentlemen of Fortune, A Man from the Boulevard des Capucines).
  • Toon Greebe, 35, Dutch darts player.
  • Roland Griffiths, 77, American psychopharmacologist, colon cancer.
  • Jorge Guillén, 86, Spanish doctor and Olympic basketball player (1960).
  • Jesús Guzmán, 97, Spanish actor (Implacable Three, The Locket, Nothing Less Than a Real Man).
  • Hershel Jick, 91, American medical researcher.
  • Geri M. Joseph, 100, American diplomat, ambassador to the Netherlands (1978–1981).
  • Gordon Low, 83, Scottish footballer (Huddersfield Town, Bristol City, Stockport County).
  • Carlinhos Maracanã, 66, Brazilian footballer (Paysandu, São Paulo, Taquaritinga), pancreatic cancer.
  • Richard Martin, 80, French theater director, playwright, and actor (The Woman Cop, Cap Canaille, Too Beautiful for You).
  • Osama Mazini, 57, Palestinian politician, airstrike.
  • Bill McCabe, 88, Australian footballer (North Melbourne) and Olympic water polo player (1956).
  • Chittaranjan Nepali, 92, Nepalese writer and historian (General Bhimsen Thapa Ra Tatkalin Nepal).
  • Victor Perera, 75, Sri Lankan police officer and politician, inspector general of police (2006–2008) and governor of the Northern Province (2008).
  • Dimitri Salachas, 84, Greek Byzantine Catholic hierarch, apostolic exarch of Greece (2008–2016).
  • Yudhistir Samantray, 70, Indian politician, Odisha MLA (1995–2000).
  • Eric Tweedale, 102, Australian rugby union player (Parramatta Two Blues, New South Wales, national team).
  • Steven Weisberg, 68, American film editor (Great Expectations, Men in Black II, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban), complications from Alzheimer's disease.

17

  • Dirk Alvermann, 57, German historian and archivist.
  • Syamsul Arifin, 71, Indonesian politician, governor of North Sumatra (2008–2011).
  • George Baird, 84, Canadian architect (Cloud Gardens, Niagara Parks Butterfly Conservatory).
  • Trevor Beeson, 97, English Anglican clergyman, dean of Winchester (1987–1996).
  • Carol Berman, 100, American politician, member of the New York Senate (1979–1984).
  • Edward Bleier, 94, American television executive.
  • Carla Bley, 87, American jazz composer (Escalator over the Hill) and musician (Jazz Composer's Orchestra), brain cancer.
  • Robert Camilleri Azzopardi, 72, Maltese Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Comayagua (since 2004), heart attack.
  • Giovanni Chiaramonte, 75, Italian photographer.
  • Joan Cribb, 93, Australian botanist.
  • Junji Higashi, 77, Japanese politician, MP (1990–1996, 1998–2012), pneumonia.
  • Kundara Johny, 71, Indian actor (Varnapakittu, Hallo, Meppadiyan), heart attack.
  • Geraldine A. Kenney-Wallace, 80, British-Canadian academic.
  • Brian Langton, 75, Australian politician, New South Wales MP (1983–1999).
  • Ayman Nofal, 57–58, Palestinian militant, Hamas commander, airstrike. (death announced on this date)
  • Kalle Oranen, 77, Dutch footballer (Sportclub Enschede, Twente, SC Heracles).
  • Orazio Rancati, 83, Italian football player (Parma, 1960 Olympic team) and manager (Sondrio).
  • Tom Rychlec, 89, American football player (Buffalo Bills, Detroit Lions, Denver Broncos).
  • Franz Karl Stanzel, 100, Austrian literary theorist.
  • Aurèle Vandendriessche, 91, Belgian Olympic marathon runner (1956, 1960, 1964).
  • Sir Tim Wallis, 85, New Zealand Hall of Fame aviation entrepreneur, founder of the Alpine Fighter Collection and the Warbirds over Wanaka.
  • Vasily Zakharov, 89, Russian economist, minister of culture (1986–1989).

18

  • Shafi Bikrampuri, 80, Bangladeshi film director (Denmohor) and producer.
  • Roger Brown, 73, American basketball player (Detroit Pistons, Denver Nuggets, Carolina Cougars)
  • Alexander Buzgalin, 69, Russian Marxist economist.
  • Marinette Cueco, 89, French plastic artist.
  • Osvaldo Desideri, 84, Italian art director (The Last Emperor, Once Upon a Time in America, Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom), Oscar winner (1988).
  • Beverley Dunlop, 88, New Zealand author.
  • Tony Husband, 73, British cartoonist (Private Eye, Round the Bend, Hangar 17), heart attack.
  • Alberto Jerez Horta, 96, Chilean lawyer, visual artist and politician, senator (1969–1973) and deputy (1961–1969).
  • Jaymee Joaquin, 44, Filipina actress, model and host, cancer.
  • Henry Kyemba, 84, Ugandan politician, minister of health (1974–1977), complications from diabetes.
  • Juanita McNeely, 87, American artist.
  • Muanda Nsemi, 77, Congolese politician and religious leader (Bundu dia Kongo).
  • Josef Nüsser, 92, Czech Olympic skier (1956).
  • André Palluel-Guillard, 82, French academic and historian.
  • Dave Puddington, 95, American football coach (Washington University Bears).
  • Paul Reynolds, 50, English cricket umpire (Cricket Ireland).
  • Matías David Rodríguez, 41, Argentine politician, deputy (2015–2019) and senator (since 2019), suicide.
  • Mzwakhe Sibisi, 53, South African politician, member of the national assembly (since 2019).
  • Dwight Twilley, 72, American singer-songwriter ("I'm on Fire"), stroke.
  • David P. Webster, 95, Scottish author, historian, and sports promoter (World Highland Games Championships), complications from dementia.

19

  • The 45 King, 62, American record producer and DJ.
  • Bangaru Adigalar, 82, Indian spiritual leader, founder of ACMEC, heart attack.
  • Moe Amery, 69, Canadian politician, Alberta MLA (1993–2015).
  • Judy Balaban, 91, American actress and author.
  • Alan J. W. Bell, 85, British television producer and director (Last of the Summer Wine).
  • Lasse Berghagen, 78, Swedish singer ("Teddybjörnen Fredriksson"), songwriter, and television presenter (Allsång på Skansen), complications from heart surgery.
  • Robert B. Johnston, 86, American lieutenant general.
  • Ilona Kerekes, 96, Hungarian table tennis player. (death announced on this date)
  • Langfuhr, 31, Canadian Hall of Fame Thoroughbred racehorse. (death announced on this date)
  • Teresa Magalhães, 79, Portuguese painter, pneumonia.
  • Heinrich Messner, 84, Austrian alpine skier, Olympic bronze medalist (1968, 1972).
  • Summa Navaratnam, 98, Sri Lankan track and field athlete, and rugby union player (Ceylonese Rugby & Football Club).
  • Gerry Penner, 89, Canadian ice hockey player (Trail Smoke Eaters, New Westminster Royals, Seattle Americans).
  • Fritz Peterson, 82, American baseball player (New York Yankees, Cleveland Indians, Texas Rangers), complications from Alzheimer's disease.
  • Anfisa Reztsova, 58, Russian biathlete and cross-country skier, Olympic champion (1988, 1992, 1994).
  • Carlos Romero Deschamps, 79, Mexican politician, MP (1979–1982, 1991–2003, 2012–2015).
  • Atsushi Sakurai, 57, Japanese musician (Buck-Tick) and singer-songwriter, brain haemorrhage.
  • Helmut Seeger, 91, German Olympic sport shooter (1972).
  • Shodi Shabdolov, 80, Tajik politician, MP (1989–2015).
  • Ilse Steinegger, 98, Austrian Olympic jumper (1948).
  • David Turner, 77, British computer scientist.
  • Anthony Vidler, 82, English architectural historian.
  • Ed Winceniak, 94, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs).
  • S. M. Zafar, 92, Pakistani human rights activist, lawyer and politician, senator (2006–2012) and minister of justice (1965–1969).
  • Palestinians killed in a 2023 Israel–Hamas war airstrike:
    • Jamila Abdallah Taha al-Shanti, 68, politician, PLC (since 2006)
    • Rafat Abu Hilal, militant, head of military for the Popular Resistance Committees
    • Jihad Muheisen, militant, head of the Palestinian National Security Forces in the Gaza Strip

20

  • Akoto Ampaw, 72–73, Ghanaian lawyer and human rights activist.
  • Wies Andersen, 87, Belgian actor, television presenter, and director.
  • Jack Anderson, 88, American dance critic (The New York Times), sepsis.
  • Eduardo Arranz-Bravo, 82, Spanish painter.
  • Jack Brennan, 86, American political aide.
  • Norbert Buske, 87, German theologian and politician, member of the Landtag of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (1990–1994).
  • Donald Angus Cameron of Lochiel, 77, Scottish clan chief and public servant, Lord Lieutenant of Inverness (2002–2021).
  • Robert M. Carmack, 89, American academic anthropologist.
  • Giambattista Cescutti, 84, Italian basketball player (Victoria Pesaro, Ignis Varese) and head coach (SP Federale Lugano), traffic collision.
  • Gerry Cranham, 94, English sports photographer.
  • Leslie Dayman, 85, Australian actor (Prisoner, Homicide, E Street).
  • Haydn Gwynne, 66, English actress (Drop the Dead Donkey, The Windsors, Billy Elliot the Musical), cancer.
  • Amber L. Hollibaugh, 77, American writer, filmmaker and activist, complications from diabetes.
  • Wolfgang Kaiser, 98, German physicist.
  • Vera Klement, 93, American artist and professor (University of Chicago), complications from cancer and COVID-19.
  • Pete Ladd, 67, American baseball player (Houston Astros, Milwaukee Brewers, Seattle Mariners), cancer.
  • Donald Mackay, 86, Scottish-born Canadian chemical engineer.
  • Hiba Abu Nada, 32, Palestinian poet, novelist and nutritionist, airstrike.
  • Pat Nicol, 88, Canadian politician.
  • Richard M. Osgood Jr., 79, American physicist.
  • John Thorn, 98, English schoolmaster, writer and educational consultant.
  • Franklin T. Tilton, 84, American politician.

21

  • Corby Adams, 83, Canadian ice hockey player (Barrie Flyers).
  • Ida Applebroog, 93, American multimedia artist.
  • Vincent Asaro, 86, American mobster (Bonanno crime family).
  • Layla Balabakki, 87, Lebanese novelist (I Live) and journalist.
  • Burak Bekdil, 57, Turkish columnist (Defense News, The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian).
  • Lee Eliot Berk, 81, American academic, president of Berklee College of Music (1979–2004).
  • Peter Betts, 64, British civil servant, brain tumor.
  • Robert K. Bing, 93, American politician, mayor of Burlington (1961–1963).
  • Bobi, 31 (claimed), Portuguese Rafeiro do Alentejo dog, alleged oldest dog ever.
  • Reino Börjesson, 94, Swedish footballer (IFK Göteborg, Norrby IF, national team).
  • Sir Bobby Charlton, 86, English Hall of Fame football player (Manchester United, national team) and manager (Preston North End), world champion (1966), fall.
  • Carroll Coates, 94, British-American songwriter, composer and lyricist.
  • Max Corden, 96, Australian economist.
  • Natalie Zemon Davis, 94, American-Canadian historian.
  • Joan Evans, 89, American actress (Roseanna McCoy, Skirts Ahoy!, Column South).
  • Hans Friessen, 74, Mexican footballer (Atlas, Guadalajara, Tecos).
  • Lidia Gall, 89, Russian mass spectrometrist.
  • Rob Gardner, 78, American baseball player (New York Mets, New York Yankees, Oakland Athletics).
  • Bill Gates, 79, English footballer (Middlesbrough).
  • Joseph Bernard Gildenhorn, 94, American diplomat, ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein (1989–1993).
  • Perry Gomez, 76, Bahamian politician, minister of health (2012–2017) and MP (since 2012).
  • N. John Habraken, 94, Dutch architect, educator and theorist.
  • Bill Hayden, 90, Australian politician, governor-general (1989–1996), minister for foreign affairs (1983–1988), and leader of the opposition (1977–1983).
  • Alexander Ilečko, 86, Slovak sculptor.
  • Stephen Kandel, 96, American television writer (Iron Horse, MacGyver, Mannix).
  • Kim Yeong-do, 99, South Korean mountaineer and politician, MP (1973–1979).
  • Lalith Kotelawala, 84, Sri Lankan banker, founder of Seylan Bank and chairman of Ceylinco Consolidated (1968–2008).
  • Shahjahan Mia, 83, Bangladeshi politician, state minister of religious affairs (2009–2014), MP (2009–2014, since 2019).
  • Cindy Montañez, 49, American politician, member of the California State Assembly (2012–2016) and mayor of San Fernando (2001–2002).
  • A. F. M. Fakhrul Islam Munshi, 75, Bangladeshi politician, MP (1986–1990).
  • Amusaa Mwanamwambwa, 83, Zambian politician, minister of tourism (1996–1998), member (1991–1998) and speaker (1998–2011) of the National Assembly.
  • Zulkefly Mohamad Omar, 59, Malaysian politician, speaker of the Negeri Sembilan State Legislative Assembly (2018–2023).
  • Joseph Ostermann, 85, French politician, senator (1991–2004), mayor of Wasselonne (1977–2014).
  • Adrian Puzanovsky, 81, Russian politician, MP (1993–2003).
  • Betsy Rawls, 95, American Hall of Fame golfer (LPGA).
  • Sergio Staino, 83, Italian cartoonist (Bobo), director (Cavalli si nasce) and founder of Tango.
  • Dusty Street, 77, American disc jockey.
  • Marzia Ubaldi, 85, Italian actress (The Predators, Nazi Love Camp 27, Suburra: Blood on Rome).
  • Alejandra Villafañe, 34, Colombian actress (Nurses, La nieta elegida), model and beauty queen, cancer.
  • Samantha Woll, 40, American synagogue leader, president of Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue (since 2022), stabbed.

22

  • Amanda Aizpuriete, 67, Latvian poet and translator.
  • Jeffrey A. Bader, 78, American diplomat, ambassador to Namibia (1999–2001).
  • Mario Benítez, 77, Uruguayan Olympic boxer (1968).
  • Kent Bloomer, 88, American sculptor.
  • Mounira Chapoutot, 81, Tunisian academic and historian.
  • Dave Courtney, 64, English gangster, writer, and actor (Triads, Yardies and Onion Bhajees, The Dead Sleep Easy, Killer Bitch), suicide by gunshot.
  • Janina David, 93, Polish-British Holocaust survivor, writer and translator.
  • Vic Fischer, 99, German-born American politician, member of the Alaska Senate (1981–1987).
  • Carole E. Handler, 87, American lawyer.
  • Don Laughlin, 92, American gambling entrepreneur.
  • Raul Machado, 86, Portuguese footballer (Leixões, Benfica, national team).
  • Enrique Maluenda, 88, Chilean television host.
  • Igor Puzanov, 76, Russian general and politician, MP (2007–2011).
  • Timo Roos, 87, Finnish teacher and politician, MP (1983–1995).
  • Antoine Scopelliti, 84, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, coadjutor bishop of Ambatondrazaka (1991–1993) and bishop of Ambatondrazaka (1993–2015).
  • David Stafford, 74, English writer and broadcaster, lung cancer.
  • Anita Summers, 98, American educator.
  • Gregg Sutton, 74, American musician (Lone Justice) and songwriter ("Stop!", "Breathe").
  • Yang Le, 83, Chinese mathematician, member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
  • Charles E. Young, 91, American academic administrator, president of the University of Florida (1999–2003) and chancellor of UCLA (1968–1997).

23

  • Chronis Aidonidis, 95, Greek folk singer.
  • Ibrahim al-Astal, 62, Palestinian educational theorist and researcher, airstrike.
  • Robert Ayres, 91, American physicist and economist (industrial metabolism).
  • Yves Beaumier, 80, Canadian educator and politician, Quebec MNA (1981–1985, 1994–2003).
  • Bishan Singh Bedi, 77, Indian cricketer (Northern Punjab, Delhi, national team).
  • Angelo Bruschini, 62, English guitarist (The Blue Aeroplanes, Massive Attack), lung cancer.
  • Tasha Butts, 41, American basketball player (Minnesota Lynx) and coach (Georgetown Hoyas), breast cancer.
  • Allan Callow, 94, Australian footballer (St Kilda).
  • Rodolfo Cuenca, 95, Filipino building industry executive, chairman of CDCP (1967–1983). (death announced on this date)
  • Birendra Nath Datta, 88, Indian folklorist.
  • Desert Crown, 4, British racehorse, Epsom Derby winner (2022), euthanised.
  • Sabrina Duran, 24, Chilean influencer and convicted drug dealer, shot.
  • Robert Eshun, 48, Ghanaian footballer (Asante Kotoko, Gaziantepspor, Sarawak FA), cardiac arrest.
  • Luis González Vales, 93, Puerto Rican military officer and historian, adjutant general (1983–1985) and official historian (since 1997).
  • Tuulikki Hämäläinen, 82, Finnish economist and politician, MP (1983–1999).
  • Scarlat Iriza, 68, Romanian politician, deputy (2000–2004, 2012–2016), senator (2016–2020).
  • Bill Kenwright, 78, English theatre producer (Blood Brothers), film producer (Broken) and football administrator, chairman of Everton (since 2004), liver cancer.
  • István Láng, 90, Hungarian composer, academic teacher (Franz Liszt Academy of Music) and cultural manager (International Society for Contemporary Music).
  • Enrique Macaraeg, 67, Filipino Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Tarlac (since 2016), cardiac arrest.
  • Tryggve Mettinger, 83, Swedish biblical scholar.
  • Bernard Morel, 98, French fencer, Olympic bronze medallist (1952).
  • J. Frederick Motz, 80, American jurist, U.S. attorney for the district of Maryland (1981–1985), judge (since 1985) and chief judge (1994–2001) of the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland.
  • Mirosław Obłoński, 85, Polish writer, poet and singer (Piwnica pod Baranami).
  • Bob Perry, 90, American tennis player.
  • Harry Porterfield, 95, American newscaster (WBBM-TV, WLS-TV).
  • Betty Price, 92, American music teacher, art director and ambassador.
  • Aira Samulin, 96, Finnish dance teacher and businesswoman.
  • Mervin Shiner, 102, American country singer ("Why Don't You Haul Off and Love Me"), songwriter and guitarist.
  • David Steiner, 94, American real estate developer.
  • Tom Walker, 74, American baseball player (Montreal Expos, Detroit Tigers, St. Louis Cardinals), pancreatic cancer.

24

  • Lily Afshar, 63, Iranian classical guitarist, cancer.
  • Hans Albert, 102, German philosopher (Münchhausen trilemma).
  • Marcel Berthomé, 101, French politician, mayor of Saint-Seurin-sur-l'Isle (1971–2020).
  • Brian Broadby, 80, Australian politician, lord mayor of Hobart (1984–1986).
  • Imam Uddin Ahmed Chowdhury, 96, Bangladeshi politician, minister of commerce (1990–1991).
  • Christiane Collange, 92, French journalist (Le Jardin des Modes) and author.
  • Ina Cronjé, 79, South African politician, member of the KwaZulu-Natal Legislature (1994–2014).
  • Léon Darnis, 95, French politician, deputy (1974–1978).
  • Arnold Diaz, 74, American journalist (WPIX, WCBS-TV), cancer.
  • Murray Elder, Baron Elder, 73, British politician, member of the House of Lords (since 1999), heart and kidney failure.
  • Carlos Guerini, 74, Argentine footballer (General Paz Juniors, CD Málaga, Real Madrid).
  • Jared Hassin, 33, American football player (Army Black Knights).
  • Niels Holst-Sørensen, 100, Danish Olympic athlete (1948) and air force officer.
  • Heinz Günther Hüsch, 94, German lawyer and politician, MP (1976–1990).
  • Miyuki Ichijo, 76, Japanese voice actress (Case Closed, Project ARMS, Stitch!), multiple organ failure.
  • Ricardo Iorio, 61, Argentine heavy metal singer and bass guitarist (Almafuerte, Hermética, V8).
  • Ibrahima Kaba Bah, 92, Guinean politician and teacher.
  • Ron Kee, 84, Australian footballer (St Kilda).
  • Ajay Kumar Jena, 80, Indian politician, Odisha MLA (1977–1980, 1990–1995).
  • Mike Lashuk, 84, Canadian football player (Edmonton Eskimos).
  • Anderl Molterer, 92, Austrian alpine skier, Olympic silver medallist (1956).
  • Elwood Plummer, 79, American basketball player and coach.
  • Bob Pomphrey, 79, English cricketer (Hertfordshire).
  • Wanda Półtawska, 101, Polish physician, pro-life activist, and Holocaust survivor.
  • Steve Riley, 67, American drummer (Keel, W.A.S.P., L.A. Guns), pneumonia.
  • Richard Roundtree, 81, American actor (Shaft, Se7en, Speed Racer), pancreatic cancer.
  • Robin Turner, 81, British Anglican priest, Chaplain-in-Chief of the Royal Air Force (1995–1998).
  • P. Veldurai, 73, Indian politician, Tamil Nadu MLA (1996–2001, 2006–2011).

25

  • Ajith Abeyratne, 75, Sri Lankan rugby union player (Ceylonese, national team), coach (national rugby sevens team), and commentator.
  • Bertie Bowman, 92, American congressional staffer, complications from heart surgery.
  • Helena Carr, 77, Malaysian-born Australian businesswoman, brain aneurysm.
  • Max Davidson, 89, Australian footballer (Collingwood).
  • Steve Erwin, 63, American comic book artist (Checkmate, Gunfire), heart attack.
  • Saleh Al-Gholab, 79, Jordanian politician, minister of culture (2000).
  • Giorgos Grammatikakis, 84, Greek physicist, rector of the University of Crete (1990–1996) and MEP (2014–2019), respiratory failure.
  • Elizabeth Gray, 86, Canadian radio broadcaster (CBC Radio), lung cancer.
  • Syed Abul Hossain, 72, Bangladeshi politician, minister of communications (2009–2011) and ICT (2011–2012), state minister of local government, rural development and co-operatives (1996–1997), brain haemorrhage.
  • Robert Irwin, 95, American installation artist (Getty Center), heart failure.
  • Lilie James, 21, Australian student and water polo coach, beaten.
  • Abdel Kharrazi, 47, Moroccan footballer (Sète 34), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
  • Zdeněk Mácal, 87, Czech conductor (Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, Czech Philharmonic).
  • Shena Malsiana, 32, Indonesian singer (X Factor Indonesia), complications from lupus.
  • Lyn McLain, 95, American music teacher and orchestra leader.
  • David V. Mitchell, 79, American newspaper editor (Point Reyes Light), complications from Parkinson's disease.
  • Hans Mosesson, 79, Swedish actor (Andra Avenyn) and musician (Nationalteatern), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
  • Ružica Nikolić, 46–47, Serbian politician, MP (2017–2020).
  • Pierre Nzila, 75, Congolese politician, MP (2002–2012), traffic collision.
  • Ian Shugart, 66, Canadian politician, senator (since 2022), clerk of the Privy Council (2019–2021).
  • Alan Teasdale, 79, Australian footballer (Geelong).
  • Dobroslav Trnka, 59, Slovak lawyer, cancer.
  • Yūji Tsushima, 93, Japanese politician, minister of health (1990, 2000) and MP (1976–2009).
  • Byron Wien, 90, American business investor.

26

  • Hélène Alarie, 82, Canadian agronomist and politician, MP (1997–2000).
  • Pekka Alonen, 94, Finnish Olympic alpine skier (1952).
  • Lionel Balagalle, 75, Sri Lankan military officer, commander of the army (2000–2003) and chief of staff (1999–2000).
  • Richard R. Bond, 95, American politician, member of the Colorado House of Representatives (1985–1991).
  • Ray Brown, 74, American football player (Atlanta Falcons, New Orleans Saints).
  • Jorge Búcaro, 77, Salvadoran football player (Águila, C.D. Platense) and manager (C.D. Salvadoreño).
  • John Burnheim, 96, Australian philosopher.
  • Guy Camberabero, 87, French rugby union player (La Voulte-Sportif, US Tyrosse, national team).
  • Prabhatsinh Pratapsinh Chauhan, 82, Indian politician, MP (2009–2019).
  • Malay Roy Choudhury, 83, Indian poet, founder of Hungryalist movement.
  • Jérôme Christ, 85, French Olympic basketball player (1960).
  • Babanrao Dhakne, 85, Indian politician, MP (1989–1991), heart attack.
  • Baruch Mordechai Ezrachi, 94, Israeli Haredi rabbi.
  • Goa Gil, 72, American musician, DJ, and remixer.
  • Bobby Guindon, 80, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox).
  • Phillip Isenberg, 84, American politician, mayor of Sacramento (1975–1982) and member of the California State Assembly (1982–1996).
  • Ralph Kenna, 59, Irish mathematician.
  • Youcef Khatib, 90, Algerian military officer and doctor.
  • Marion Lerner-Levine, 91, British-born American painter.
  • Richard Moll, 80, American actor (Night Court, House, Batman: The Animated Series).
  • Harvey Munford, 83, American politician, member of the Nevada Assembly (2004–2016).
  • Judy Nugent, 83, American actress (The Ruggles, Magnificent Obsession, There's Always Tomorrow), cancer.
  • Peter Olausson, 51, Swedish author and webmaster.
  • Ove Rullestad, 83, Norwegian politician, mayor of Farsund (1991–2001).
  • Ed Sandford, 95, Canadian ice hockey player (Boston Bruins, Chicago Black Hawks, Detroit Red Wings).
  • Nazzareno Simonato, 87, Italian Olympic rower (1960).
  • Bingo Smith, 77, American basketball player (Tulsa Golden Hurricane, Cleveland Cavaliers).
  • Rigo Star, 68, Congolese soukous guitarist and composer.
  • Margarida Tengarrinha, 95, Portuguese political activist, MP (1979–1983).
  • Sir Jon Trimmer, 84, New Zealand ballet dancer, cancer.

27

  • Badrul Alam, 75, Bangladeshi air force officer.
  • Wenche Blomberg, 80, Norwegian author.
  • Denis Carufel, 69, Canadian ice hockey player (Maine Nordiques, Sorel Éperviers).
  • Axali Doëseb, 69, Namibian composer ("Namibia, Land of the Brave"), complications from diabetes.
  • Alexander Vasiliyevich Golovin, 73, Russian diplomat, ambassador to Austria (2000–2004).
  • Curtis LeRoy Hansen, 90, American jurist, judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of New Mexico (since 1992).
  • Anne Heywood, 91, British actress (The Fox, Ninety Degrees in the Shade, The Nun and the Devil), cancer.
  • Gershon Hundert, 78, Canadian historian.
  • Hiroshi Inuzuka, 94, Japanese actor (Daigoro vs. Goliath, Eijanaika, Chameleon) and bass guitarist.
  • Li Keqiang, 68, Chinese politician, premier (2013–2023) and first vice premier (2008–2013), heart attack.
  • Viktor Mamatov, 86, Russian biathlete, Olympic champion (1968, 1972).
  • Ángel Martín Taboas, 105, Puerto Rican jurist and politician, secretary of treasury (1970–1971) and justice of the Supreme Court (1971–1982).
  • William F. May, 96, American ethicist.
  • Swarup Nayak, 76, Indian music director, composer, and actor.
  • Henry Ohayon, 89, Moroccan-born Israeli Olympic cyclist (1960).
  • Augustus Oldford, 98, Canadian politician.
  • Jean Pellissier, 51, Italian ski mountaineer, mountain runner, and sky runner.
  • Petros Themelis, 87, Greek archaeologist.
  • Jan Veenstra, 81, Dutch footballer (Go Ahead Eagles, Vitesse).
  • Ewald Walch, 83, Austrian luger, Olympic silver medallist (1968).
  • John Wilkie, 76, Scottish footballer (Arbroath, Halifax Town, Wigan Athletic).
  • Wu Zunyou, 60, Chinese epidemiologist, chief epidemiologist at the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (since 2017), pancreatic cancer.

28

  • Juan Álvarez, 80, Chilean footballer (San Luis, Santiago Wanderers, Deportes La Serena).
  • Erkki Antila, 69, Finnish Olympic biathlete (1980).
  • Jim Bennett, 76, British museum curator and science historian, cancer.
  • Carl Braaten, 94, American Lutheran theologian and minister.
  • Franklin Cisneros, 39, Salvadoran Olympic judoka (2008).
  • Daniel Eckenspieller, 91, French politician, senator (1995–2004).
  • Vivian Folkenflik, 83, American educator and translator, struck by vehicle.
  • Domenico Genovese, 62, English football player (Boston United, Peterborough United) and manager (Spalding United).
  • Armita Geravand, 17, Iranian student, assault.
  • Károly Hauszler, 71, Hungarian water polo player, Olympic bronze medallist (1980).
  • Saleemul Huq, 71, British-Bangladeshi climatologist, director of ICCCAD (since 2009), heart attack.
  • Adam Johnson, 29, American ice hockey player (Pittsburgh Penguins, Nottingham Panthers), neck cut during game.
  • Roland Lajoie, 87, American military major general.
  • Svetlana Laukhova, 50, Russian Olympic hurdler (2000).
  • Alaba Lawson, 72, Nigerian business magnate and academician.
  • Patricia Mahan, 71, American politician, mayor of Santa Clara (2002–2014).
  • Matthew Perry, 54, American-Canadian actor (Friends, The Whole Nine Yards, Fallout: New Vegas), acute ketamine intoxication.
  • Bill Rice, 84, American country music singer and songwriter.
  • Shahida Qazi, 79, Pakistani journalist (Dawn News, PTV).
  • Audrey Schuh, 92, American operatic soprano.
  • Arthur Britton Smith, 103, Canadian philanthropist, businessman, and writer.
  • Mary Lou Walter, 84, American politician, member of the Rhode Island House of Representatives (1984–1998).

29

  • Charlie Aitken, 81, Scottish footballer (Aston Villa, New York Cosmos).
  • Terry Barrett, 77-78, American art critic.
  • Tomás Barris, 93, Spanish Olympic middle-distance runner (1960).
  • Robert Brustein, 96, American theater critic (New Republic), playwright, and political commentator (HuffPost).
  • Jimmy Duggan, 93, Irish hurler (Liam Mellows, Galway).
  • René Exbrayat, 75, French football player (Arles, Aix-en-Provence) and manager (Avignon).
  • Martha Ezzard, 84, American politician.
  • Dick Fontaine, 83–84, English documentary filmmaker.
  • Siri Frost Sterri, 79, Norwegian politician, MP (1985–2001).
  • Heath, 55, Japanese bass guitarist (X Japan), colon cancer.
  • Trevor Hill, 98, British producer (Children's Hour, Round Britain Quiz, Sooty), director and writer.
  • Ado Ibrahim, 94, Nigerian traditional ruler, Ohinoyi of Ebiraland (since 1997).
  • Reed McNeil Izatt, 97, American chemist.
  • Willard Johnson, 87, American political scientist and Africanist.
  • Jerzy Mruk, 85, Polish ice hockey player (Cracovia) and coach (Unia Oświęcim, national team).
  • Joey Paras, 45, Filipino actor (Bekikang: Ang Nanay Kong Beki, FlordeLiza, Sunday PinaSaya) and comedian.
  • Aldo Pifferi, 85, Italian racing cyclist.
  • Thierry Rautureau, 64, French-born American celebrity chef.
  • Ronnie Rees, 79, Welsh footballer (Coventry City, Swansea City, Nottingham Forest).
  • Ramón Rodríguez Arribas, 89, Spanish judge, member (2004–2013) and vice president (2012–2013) of the Constitutional Court, justice of the Supreme Court (1978–1996).
  • Tony Rohr, 84, Irish actor (The Long Good Friday, Harry's Game, The Lakes), prostate cancer.
  • Kenneth C. Smith, 91, Canadian electrical engineer and academic.
  • Zinnatunnessa Talukdar, 76, Bangladeshi politician, state minister of primary and mass education (1998–2001) and MP (1996–2001, 2009–2014), heart and lung disease.
  • Jeyan Mahfi Tözüm, 95, Turkish actress (Belalı Baldız, Yaprak Dökümü).
  • Herbert Urlacher, 91, American politician, member of the North Dakota Senate (1993–2008).

30

  • Walter Adams, 78, German Olympic runner (1968, 1972).
  • Paul Angenvoorth, 78, German Olympic long-distance runner (1972).
  • Sarwat Karim Ansari, 67, Indian politician, Uttarakhand MLA (2012–2017, since 2022), heart disease.
  • Luwalhati Antonino, 80, Filipino politician, representative (1992–2001), chairperson of the MinDA (2010–2016).
  • Agha Hasan Askari, 78, Pakistani film director (Toofan, Doorian, Mela), lung cancer.
  • Sam Ball, 79, American football player (Baltimore Colts).
  • Sarat Barkotoky, 88, Indian politician, Assam MLA (1991–2016).
  • Peter S. Fischer, 88, American television writer (Murder, She Wrote, Columbo, Ellery Queen).
  • Frank Howard, 87, American baseball player (Washington Senators/Texas Rangers, Detroit Tigers, Los Angeles Dodgers), complications from a stroke.
  • Edward Kresge, 88, American scientist.
  • Laiq Zada Laiq, 64, Pakistani poet, heart attack.
  • Gien van Maanen, 87, Dutch handball (national team) and football player (national team).
  • Vladimir Markelov, 66, Russian gymnast, Olympic champion (1980).
  • Barry McKinnon, 79, Canadian poet, multiple organ failure.
  • Hans Meiser, 77, German radio and television presenter and journalist.
  • Renjusha Menon, 35, Indian actress (Thalappavu, Bombay March 12, Lisammayude Veedu), suicide by hanging.
  • Tim Parenton, 61, American college baseball coach (Samford Bulldogs, North Florida Ospreys), throat cancer.
  • István Pásztor, 67, Serbian politician, president of the Assembly of Vojvodina (since 2012).
  • Lois Galgay Reckitt, 78, American activist and politician, member of the Maine House of Representatives (since 2016), colon cancer.
  • James B. Scanlon, 92, American lieutenant colonel.
  • Gary Seitz, 80, American mathematician.

31

  • Lea Ackermann, 86, German Roman Catholic nun and anti-prostitution activist.
  • Mohamed Ahmed Alin, 72, Somali military officer and politician, president of Galmudug (2009–2012), stroke.
  • Bill Bealles, 60, American football player (Miami Dolphins).
  • Jaak Broekx, 109, Belgian centenarian, nation's oldest living man (since 2021).
  • Shepherd Gundu Chengeta, 57, Zimbabwean politician.
  • Tyler Christopher, 50, American actor (General Hospital, Days of Our Lives, The Lying Game), cardiac arrest.
  • Vivian Cobbe, 89, Irish hurler.
  • Lawrence Cohn, 91, American lawyer, record company executive, and blues record collector.
  • Felipe Diogo, 21, Brazilian footballer (São Bernardo), shot.
  • José Luis Dolgetta, 53, Venezuelan football player (Estudiantes de Mérida, national team) and manager (Tucanes de Amazonas), heart attack.
  • Ernesto Ferrero, 85, Italian writer and literary critic.
  • Jorge Arturo García Rubí, 75, Mexican lawyer and politician, interim governor of Morelos (2000).
  • John Hagedorn, 76, American professor.
  • Linda Hirshman, 79, American author, academic, and lawyer, cancer.
  • Ernst Hofer, 52, Austrian judoka.
  • Séamus Leydon, 81, Irish Gaelic footballer (Galway, Dunmore MacHales, Nemo Rangers).
  • Donald Longmore, 95, British heart surgeon.
  • Ken Mattingly, 87, American astronaut (Apollo 16, STS-4, STS-51-C).
  • Frank H. Mayfield, 84, American politician.
  • George W. Owings III, 78, American politician, member of the Maryland House of Delegates (1988–2004).
  • Maria Pergay, 93, French furniture designer.
  • Oleg Protopopov, 91, Russian pair skater, Olympic champion (1964, 1968).
  • Mike Reppond, 72, American football player (Chicago Bears).
  • Fabien Roy, 95, Canadian politician, MP (1979–1980) and Quebec MNA (1970–1979).
  • Heinz Schlaffer, 84, German Germanist and literary scholar.
  • Mel Sembler, 93, American diplomat, ambassador to Italy (2001–2005) and Australia (1989–1993).
  • Clifford W. Trow, 94, American politician, member of the Oregon Senate (1975–1995).
  • Elmar Wepper, 79, German actor (Der Kommissar, Cherry Blossoms, Lammbock) and voice actor.
  • David Wilshire, 80, British politician, MP (1987–2010).
  • Hugh Wyllie, 89, Scottish Presbyterian minister, moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland (1992–1993).
  • Koichi Yamamoto, 76, Japanese politician, minister of environment (2016–2017) and MP (1993–2021).
  • Peter Yeo, 76, Australian footballer (Melbourne).

References

External links

  • List of October 2023 deaths at IMDb

In Memoriam 2023 Deaths

Celebrity deaths of 2023 December 20, 2023 Reuters

Celebrity deaths of 2023 December 20, 2023 Reuters

In photos Notable Deaths of 2023 All Photos

Photos 2023 celebrity deaths WTOP News