Deaths in May 2000
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The following is a list of notable deaths in May 2000.
Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:
- Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequent country of citizenship (if applicable), reason for notability, cause of death (if known), and reference.
May 2000
[edit]1
[edit]- Cláudio Christovam de Pinho, 77, Nicknamed “Manager”.
- John Emery, 84, British paediatric pathologist.
- Gil Fates, 85, American television producer.[1]
- David J. Mahoney, 76, American businessman and philanthropist, heart disease.[2]
- Gibby Mbasela, 37, Zambian footballer.
- Steve Reeves, 74, American actor, lymphoma.[3]
- Nora Swinburne, 97, British actress.[4]
- Jukka Tapanimäki, 38, Finnish game programmer, heart failure.
- Gérard Théberge, 69, Canadian Olympic ice hockey player, bronze medalist (1956)[5]
2
[edit]- Gretel Ammann, 53, Spanish philosopher.[6]
- Laurie Calvin Battle, 87, American politician.[7]
- Belva Cottier, 79, American Sioux activist and social worker.
- Bob Homme, 81, American-Canadian television actor, known for his role as The Friendly Giant, prostate cancer.[8]
- Bobbi Martin, 60, American country and pop music singer, songwriter, and guitarist, cancer.[9]
- Billy Munn, 88, British jazz pianist.[10]
- Harry Newman, 90, American football player.[11]
- Sundar Popo, 56, Trinidadian and Tobagonian musician.
- Christina Marie Riggs, 28, American convicted murderer, execution by lethal injection.[12]
- Teri Thornton, 65, American jazz singer, bladder cancer.[13]
- Norman Wainwright, 85, English competition swimmer and Olympian.[14]
3
[edit]- Ibrahim Akasha, Kenyan drug lord, shot.[15]
- Lewis Allen, 94, British film and television director.[16]
- Richard Friederich Arens, 81, American mathematician.[17]
- Obie Baizley, 82, Politician in Manitoba, Canada.
- Ed Chapman, 94, American baseball player.[18]
- William Keys, 77, Australian Army officer.
- Mamuka Kikaleishvili, 39, Georgian actor and film director.
- Bryan Lobb, 69, English cricket player.[19]
- Yoshinao Nakada, 76, Japanese composer, colorectal cancer.[20]
- John Joseph O'Connor, 80, American Roman Catholic prelate, brain cancer.[21]
- Shakuntala Paranjpye, 94, Indian writer, actress, and social worker.
- Jon Vincent, 38, American pornographic actor, heroin overdose.
- Edward J. Sponga, 82, American Jesuit priest in the Society of Jesus.
4
[edit]- Aleksandr Akhiezer, 88, Soviet Ukrainian physicist.[22]
- Sir Derick Ashe, 81, British diplomat.
- Hendrik Casimir, 90, Dutch physicist known for the Casimir effect.[23]
- Humberto Donoso, 61, Chilean football player.
- Jacques Gerschwiler, 101, Swiss figure skater and coach.
- Alwyn Kurts, 84, Australian drama and comedy actor, liver failure.
- Kieran Nugent, Provisional Irish Republican Army volunteer, cardiovascular disease.[24]
- Diana Ross, 89, English children's author.[25]
- Sugi Sito, 73, Mexican wrestler known as El Orgullo de Oriente.
5
[edit]- Edward Ashley-Cooper, 93, Australian actor, congestive heart failure.[26]
- Gino Bartali, 85, Italian racing cyclist.[27]
- Jan Firbas, 79, Czech linguist.
- Don Kindt, 74, American football player.[28]
- Rolf Magener, 89, German escapee from India during World War II.[29]
- Bill Musselman, 59, American basketball coach, stroke.[30]
6
[edit]- Benoy Choudhury, Indian freedom fighter and politician.
- Eleazar Jiménez, 71, Cuban chess master.
- Gordon McClymont, 79, Australian agricultural scientist and ecologist.[31]
- Lee Moore, 61, Saint Kitts and Nevis politician.
- Roger von Norman, 91, Hungarian-born German film editor and director.[32]
- John Clive Ward, 75, British-Australian physicist, respiratory illness.
- Sir Peter William Youens, 84, British diplomat and colonial administrator, pneumonia.[33]
7
[edit]- Dov Bar-Nir, 88, Belgium-Israeli politician.
- Douglas Fairbanks Jr., 90, American actor and the son of Douglas Fairbanks, heart attack.[34]
- Hideo Hamamura, 71, Japanese marathon runner and Olympian.[35]
- Ferrel Harris, 59, American NASCAR racecar driver.[36]
- Henry Laskau, 83, American Olympic racewalker.[37]
- José Luis López de Lacalle, Spanish journalist and trade unionist, killed by the ETA.
- Homer Thompson, 93, Canadian classical archaeologist.[38]
- Timmy Payungka Tjapangati, 58, Aboriginal Australian artist.
- Masaru Shintani, 72, Japanese-Canadian master of karate, heart attack.
8
[edit]- Pita Amor, 81, Mexican poet.[39]
- Stanley Boxer, 73, American abstract artist.[40]
- X Brands, 72, German-American actor.
- Glen Bredon, 67, American mathematician.
- William C. Brennan, 81, American lawyer and politician.
- Dédé Fortin, 37, Canadian musician, suicide.
- Hubert Maga, 83, Dahomey politician.
- Henry Nicols, 26, American HIV/AIDS activist.[41]
9
[edit]- György Csordás, 71, Freestyle swimmer from Hungary.[42]
- Arthur Davis, 94, American animator (Looney Tunes, The Jetsons, Challenge of the GoBots).
- Chris Evans, 53, Canadian ice hockey player.[43]
- William Fairchild, 82, English author, playwright, director and screenwriter.[44]
- Todor Nikolov, 54, Bulgarian football player.[45]
- John Nucatola, 92, American basketball player, coach and referee.
- Carmen Romano, 74, First Lady of Mexico (1976-1982).
- Zheng Weishan, 84, Chinese general and politician.
10
[edit]- Raymond Eddé, 87, Lebanese statesman.[46]
- Martin Farndale, 71, British army general.[47]
- Carden Gillenwater, 82, American baseball player.[48]
- Margaret Harris, 95, British costume designer.[49]
- Kiyoshi Kuromiya, 57, Japanese-American author and civil rights activist, cancer.[50]
- Virgil W. Raines, 89, American thoroughbred racehorse trainer.
- Kaneto Shiozawa, 46, Japanese voice actor, cerebral contusion.[51]
- Dick Sprang, 84, American comic book artist (Batman).
- Craig Stevens, 81, American actor, cancer.[52]
11
[edit]- Verna Aardema, 88, American writer.[53]
- Shariful Haq Amjadi, 79, Indian Islamic scholar.[54]
- David Bretherton, 76, American film editor (Cabaret, The Diary of Anne Frank, Clue), Oscar winner (1973), pneumonia.[55]
- Dale Jennings, 82, American LGBT rights activist, playwright and author.[56]
- René Muñoz, 62, Cuban actor and screenwriter, cancer.
- Albert Roberts, 91, British politician.
- Hanny Thalmann, 83, Swiss women's rights activist and politician.
- Paula Wessely, 93, Austrian actress, bronchitis.[57]
12
[edit]- Pete Abele, 83, American politician (U.S. Representative for Ohio's 10th congressional district, Alzheimer's disease.[58]
- Dave Crowe, 66, New Zealand cricket player.[59]
- Dong Kingman, 89, Chinese American artist and watercolor master.[60]
- Adam Petty, 19, American race car driver, car crash.[61]
13
[edit]- Paul Bartel, 61, American actor, writer and director, liver cancer, heart attack.[62]
- Olivier Greif, 50, French composer.[63]
- Stanley Korchinski, 71, Canadian politician.
- Boško Perošević, 43, Serbian politician.[64]
- Jumbo Tsuruta, 49, Japanese professional wrestler known as Jumbo Tsuruta, complications from liver transplant.
- Cesare Valletti, 77, Italian operatic tenor.[65]
14
[edit]- Urda Arneberg, 71, Norwegian actress.
- Johnny Cook, 51, American gospel singer formerly of the Happy Goodman Family.[66]
- Garrett Eckbo, 89, American landscape architect.[67]
- C. Eric Lincoln, 75, American scholar, diabetes.[68]
- Bob Maza, 60, Australian actor and playwright.[69]
- Keizō Obuchi, 62, Japanese politician and Prime Minister, stroke.[70]
- Rodman Rockefeller, 68, American businessman and philanthropist.[71]
- Karl Shapiro, 86, American poet.[72]
15
[edit]- Roberto Benedicto, 83, Filipino lawyer, diplomat and banker.
- Geoff Goddard, 62, English songwriter, singer and instrumentalist, heart attack.
- Robert Lee Knous, 82, American politician.
- Alfred Kuchevsky, 68, Soviet ice hockey defenceman.[73]
- George Marshall, 96, American conservationist and political activist.[74]
- Gösta Prüzelius, 77, Swedish actor, leukemia.
- Anthony Squire, 86, British screenwriter and director.[75]
16
[edit]- Bodacious, "World's Most Dangerous Bull" World Champion title holder.
- Frido Frey, 78, German basketball player.[76]
- Evald Hermaküla, 58, Estonian actor and director, suicide by hanging.
- Ghulam Ali Okarvi, 80, Pakistani Islamic scholar and jurist.
- Andrzej Szczypiorski, 72, Polish novelist and politician.[77]
- Ronald Jay Williams, 72, Trinidadian businessman and politician.
17
[edit]- Donald Coggan, 90, English Anglican and 101st Archbishop of Canterbury.[78]
- Hümeyra Hanımsultan, 82, Ottoman princess.[79]
- Elsie Lessa, 86, Brazilian journalist and writer of American descent.
- William H. Poteat, 81, American philosopher, scholar and professor.[80]
- Sajjan, 79, Indian actor.
- Angelina Stepanova, 94, Soviet and Russian stage and film actress, teacher.[81]
18
[edit]- Domingos da Guia, 87, Brazilian football player and manager, stroke.[82]
- Bruno Fait, 75, Italian racewalker and Olympian.[83]
- Denis Gifford, 72, British writer, broadcaster and journalist.
- Doyle Lade, 79, American baseball player.[84]
- Yusuf Ludhianvi, 67/68, Pakistani Muslim scholar, author and muhaddith, murdered.
19
[edit]- James Verne Adams, 86, American politician.[85]
- Tony Arefin, 38, Bangladeshi art director, heart attack.[86]
- Lee Brewster, 57, American drag queen and transvestite activist, cancer.[87]
- John Grigas, 79, American gridiron football player.[88]
- Evgeniy Vasilievich Khrunov, 66, Soviet cosmonaut, heart attack.[89]
- Larry Lamb, 70, British newspaper editor.[90]
20
[edit]- Adelaide Aglietta, 59, Italian politician.[91]
- Charles Antenen, 70, Swiss football player.[92]
- Edward Bernds, 94, American director.[93]
- Dick Brown, 74, Canadian football player.
- Loyd Jowers, 73, American restaurateur, heart attack.[94]
- David Pearce, 41, Welsh heavyweight boxing champion.
- Jean-Pierre Rampal, 78, French flautist, heart failure.[95]
- Malik Sealy, 30, American basketball player, traffic collision.[96]
21
[edit]- Jules Alfonse, 88, American gridiron football player.[97]
- Barbara Cartland, 98, English novelist.[98]
- Buzzy Drootin, 80, American jazz drummer.[99]
- Sir John Gielgud, 96, English actor (Arthur, Becket, Julius Caesar), Oscar winner (1982).[100]
- Dulcie Holland, 87, Australian composer and music educator.[101]
- Mark R. Hughes, 44, American entrepreneur and founder of Herbalife, accidental overdose.[102]
- Erich Mielke, 92, German communist official.[103]
- Zhao Puchu, 92, Chinese religious leader and calligrapher.[104]
- Mahmoud Zuabi, Syrian politician and Prime Minister, suicide by gunshot.
22
[edit]- William G. Akridge, 93, American judge.[105]
- Bahadoor, Indian actor.
- Krzysztof Boruń, 76, Polish physicist, journalist and science fiction writer.
- David Brookman, 83, Australian politician, traffic collision.[106]
- Eldridge Dickey, 54, American gridiron football player, stroke.[107]
- Davie Fulton, 84, Canadian politician and judge.[108]
- Gary Kerkorian, 70, American football player.[109]
- Bennie Lee Sinclair, 61, American poet, novelist, and short story writer, heart attack.[110]
- David Chadwick Smith, 68, Canadian economist.[111]
- José Rafael Molina Ureña, 79, President of the Dominican Republic.
23
[edit]- Eddy Blondeel, 94, Belgian commander of the SAS during WWII.
- Roger Garrett, 59, American actor.
- Jack Halliday, 71, American gridiron football player.[112]
- Mishari bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Saudi prince as member of the House of Saud.[113]
24
[edit]- Kevin Lyons, 77, Australian politician.
- Kurt Schork, 53, American reporter and war correspondent, shot.[114]
- Majrooh Sultanpuri, 80, Indian Urdu poet and lyricist.
- Cliff Sutter, 89, American tennis player.
- Oleg Yefremov, 72, Soviet/Russian actor and theatre producer, lung disease.[115]
25
[edit]- Pegaret Anthony, 84, English artist.[116]
- Ken Bousfield, 80, British golfer.[117]
- Nicholas Clay, 53, British actor (Excalibur, Zulu Dawn, Evil Under the Sun), liver cancer.[118]
- Elizabeth Durack, 84, Australian artist and writer.[119]
- Seymour S. Kety, 84, American neuroscientist.[120]
- Francis Lederer, 100, Austrian-American actor.[121]
- Jaya Pathirana, 79, Sri Lankan Supreme Court justice.
26
[edit]- Sandra Gwyn, 65, Canadian journalist and writer.[122]
- William McCaughey, 70, American sound engineer (The Deer Hunter, Rocky, King Kong), Oscar winner (1979).
- Hamp Pool, 85, American football player, coach and scout, heart failure.
- Max Schellenberg, 72, Swiss racing cyclist.[123]
- Samuel A. Taylor, 87, American playwright and screenwriter, heart failure.[124]
- Vernon Crompton Woodward, 83, Canadian fighter pilot and flying ace during World War II.
- Sō Yamamura, 90, Japanese actor and film director, heart attack.[125]
27
[edit]- Inga Abel, 53, German actress, cancer.[126]
- Prince Gonzalo de Bourbon, 62, Spanish aristocrat, leukemia.[127]
- Kazimierz Leski, 87, Polish engineer, fighter pilot, and (counter-)intelligence officer.[128]
- Murray MacLehose, 82, British diplomat, Governor of Hong Kong.[129]
- Maurice Richard, 78, Canadian hockey player (Montreal Canadiens), cardiovascular disease.[130]
28
[edit]- Keith William Allan, 53, Australian solicitor, murdered.[131]
- George Irving Bell, 73, American scientist and mountaineer.[132]
- Donald Davies, 75, Welsh computer scientist.[133]
- Maraden Panggabean, 77, Indonesian Army general and Defense Minister, cerebrovascular disease.
- Vincentas Sladkevičius, 79, Lithuanian Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church.
- Eric Turner, 31, American gridiron football player, stomach cancer.[134]
- Francisco Vestil, 85, Filipino basketball player and Olympian.[135]
- Heleen Sancisi Weerdenburg, 56, Dutch historian.[136]
29
[edit]- Clement Isong, 80, Nigerian banker and politician.
- Robert T. Oliver, 90, American author and lecturer.[137]
- Aubrey Richards, 79, British actor.
- Anthony Spinelli, 73, American actor and producer.[138]
- Doreen Young Wickremasinghe, 93, British communist politician.
30
[edit]- Tex Beneke, 86, American bandleader and musician (Glenn Miller Orchestra).[139]
- Iko Carreira, 66, Angolan army general and politician.[140]
- Robert P. Casey, 68, American lawyer and politician, amyloidosis.[141]
- Doris Hare, 95, Welsh actress.[142]
- Daisuke Inoue, 58, Japanese singer and composer, suicide by hanging.
- Ram Vilas Sharma, 87, Indian academic, poet and writer.[143]
- Bill Thomas, 78, American costume designer.
31
[edit]- John Coolidge, 93, American businessman and son of President Calvin Coolidge.[144]
- Andrew Faulds, 77, British actor and Lpolitician.[145]
- Erich Kähler, 94, German mathematician.[146]
- Petar Mladenov, 63, Bulgarian communist diplomat and politician.[147]
- Nikolaos Oikonomides, 66, Greek byzantinist.[148]
- Rodolfo Pini, 73, Uruguayan football player.[149]
- Tito Puente, 77, American musician, songwriter ("Oye Como Va") and record producer, cardiac surgery.[150]
- Joe Puma, 72, American jazz guitarist.[151]
- Hank Ruszkowski, 74, American baseball player.[152]
- Walter Sparrow, 73, English actor (Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Ever After, The Secret Garden).
- Johnnie Taylor, 66, American singer, heart attack.[153]
- A. Jeyaratnam Wilson, 72, Sri Lankan Tamil academic, historian and author.
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