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The following is a list of notable deaths in February 1997.

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.

February 1997Edit

1Edit

  • Simion Bughici, 82, Romanian politician.
  • Herb Caen, 80, American journalist and columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, lung cancer.[1]
  • Hugh Catchpole, 89, British educationist.
  • Ed Danowski, 85, American football player.[2]
  • Francisco Tobar García, 68, Ecuadorian poet, playwright, journalist, and diplomat, lung cancer.
  • Mitchell Goodman, 73, American writer, teacher, and activist.[3]
  • William Kintner, 81, American soldier, foreign policy analyst, and diplomat.[4]
  • Kiki Kogelnik, 62, Austrian painter, sculptor and printmaker, cancer.[5]
  • Marjorie Reynolds, 79, American actress and dancer.
  • Wilcomb E. Washburn, American historian.[6]

2Edit

  • Godfrey Baseley, 92, British radio executive.[7]
  • Erich Eliskases, 83, Austrian-Argentinian chess grandmaster.
  • Qin Jiwei, 82, Chinese general and member of the Politburo.
  • Sanford Meisner, 91, American actor and acting teacher.[8]
  • Art Merewether, 94, American baseball player.[9]
  • Nellie Miller-Mann, 99, American mennonite missionary.
  • Chico Science, 30, Brazilian singer and composer, car accident.[10]
  • Seán Ó Síocháin, 82, Irish Gaelic footballer, hurler, and broadcaster.
  • Theodoros Stamos, 74, Greek-American painter.[11]

3Edit

  • Jerry Beit haLevi, 84, Israeli football player and manager.
  • Bohumil Hrabal, 82, Czech writer.[12]
  • Stan Kostka, 84, American football player and coach.
  • Harry H. Wachtel, 79, American lawyer and civil rights activist, Parkinson’s disease.[13]

4Edit

  • Henry H. Barschall, 81, German-American physicist.[14]
  • Robert Clouse, 68, American film director and producer, kidney failure.[15]
  • Ross Lee Finney, 90, American composer.[16]
  • Rabi Ghosh, 65, Indian actor.
  • Benjamin de Jesus, 56, Philippine prelate of the Catholic Church, murdered.[17]
  • A R Mallick, 78, Bangladeshi historian and educationist.
  • Alek Rapoport, 63, Russian nonconformist artist.[18]
  • Jimmy Tattersall, 56, British tennis player.
  • Cyril Toumanoff, 83, Russian-American historian.

5Edit

  • Frederick J. Almgren Jr., 63, American mathematician, complication from bone marrow transplant.[19]
  • Bob Brown, 58, Canadian professional wrestler ("Bulldog" Bob Brown).
  • Robert "Big Mojo" Elem, 69, American blues guitarist and singer.
  • Harry Essex, 86, American screenwriter and director.[20]
  • Dorothy Fosdick, 83, American foreign policy expert.[21]
  • Pamela Harriman, 76, English-American political activist, diplomat, and socialite.[22]
  • René Huyghe, 90, French art historian.
  • Jürgen Neukirch, 59, German mathematician.

6Edit

  • Ernie Anderson, 73, American disc jockey, and television and radio announcer.
  • Roger Laurent, 83, Belgian racing driver.
  • Riza Lushta, 81, Kosovar Albanian football striker.

7Edit

  • Nina Albright, 89, American comic book artist.
  • Owen Aspinall, 69, American politician and Governor of American Samoa.
  • Allan Edwall, 72, Swedish actor, author, composer and singer.[23]
  • Maynard Pirsig, 95, American legal scholar.
  • Daniil Shafran, 74, Soviet/Russian cellist.
  • José García Villa, 88, Filipino poet, novelist, and painter.[24]

8Edit

  • Mark Baum, 94, Polish-American painter.
  • Nathan Lerner, 83, American photographer.[25]
  • Henry Margenau, 95, German-American physicist and philosopher of science.[26]
  • Robert Ridgely, 65, American actor and voice artist, cancer.[27]
  • Corey Scott, 28, American motorcycle stunt rider, motorcycle accident.[28]

9Edit

  • David Austick, 76, British politician and bookshop owner.[29]
  • Maide Arel, Turkish-Armenian painter.
  • Fritz Grasshoff, 83, German painter, poet and songwriter.
  • Jack Owens, 92, American blues singer and guitarist.[30]
  • Margaret Dean Smith, 97, English folklorist and librarian.
  • Max Tetley, 87, Australian rules footballer.

10Edit

  • Conrad M. Arensberg, 86, American anthropologist and scholar, respiratory failure.[31]
  • Lou Bennett, 70, American jazz organist.
  • Milton Cato, 81, Saint Vincentian politician and first Prime Minister of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
  • Brian Connolly, 51, Scottish lead singer of the glam band Sweet.
  • Brahm Dutt Dwivedi, Indian politician, shot.
  • Robert Mallary, 79, American sculptor and pioneer in computer art, leukemia.[32]
  • Jerome Namias, 86, American meteorologist.[33]

11Edit

  • Nalanda Ellawala, 29, Sri Lankan politician, shot.
  • Lewis Jacobs, 92, American screenwriter, film director and critic.[34]
  • Don Porter, 84, American actor.
  • Ray Terrell, 77, American gridiron football player.

12Edit

  • Nora Beloff, 78, English journalist and political writer.[35]
  • James Cossins, 63, English actor, heart disease.
  • Abd al-Fattah Abu Ghudda, 79, Syrian leader of the Muslim Brotherhood.
  • Ruth Winifred Howard, 96, American psychologist.
  • Federico Pisani, 22, Italian footballer, car crash.[36]
  • Vali Rácz, 85, Hungarian singer and actress.

13Edit

  • Bobby Adams, 75, American baseball player.[37]
  • Otto Beckmann, 88, Austrian sculptor and pioneer of computer art.
  • Robert Herman, 82, American scientist.[38]
  • Don Jordan, 62, American boxer, complications following robbery.
  • Reg Ryan, 71, Irish football player.
  • Atta Shad, 57, Pakistani poet, playwright, and intellectual.

14Edit

  • Jack Matheson, 76, American gridiron football player.[39]
  • Charles Moffett, 67, American free jazz drummer.[40]
  • Miguel Rodriguez, 35, Filipino actor and model, pancreatitis.
  • William L. Scott, 81, American politician.[41]
  • Ustad Muhammad Yousuf, 57, Pakistani singer.

15Edit

  • Oscar Adams, 72, American lawyer and first African-American Alabama Supreme Court justice.[42]
  • Frode Rinnan, 91, Norwegian architect and politician.
  • Jack Sparling, 80, Canadian comics artist.[43]

16Edit

  • Bozorg Alavi, 93, Iranian writer, novelist, and intellectual.
  • Ethel Owen, 103, American actress.
  • Jack Wilson, 82, British rower and Olympic champion.
  • Chien-Shiung Wu, 84, Chinese-American experimental physicist.[44]

17Edit

  • Kenny Graham, 72, British jazz saxophonist, arranger and composer.[45]
  • Ichimaru, 90, Japanese recording artist and geisha.
  • Joe Kieyoomia, 77, American Navajo prisoner of war during World War II.
  • Darcy Ribeiro, 74, Brazilian anthropologist, historian, sociologist, author and politician.[46]
  • Georg L. Samuelsen, 87, Faroese editor and voice actor.

18Edit

  • Antonio de Almeida, 69, French conductor and musicologist.[47]
  • Eric Fenby, 90, English composer, conductor, pianist and organist[48]
  • Emily Hahn, 92, American journalist and author.[49]
  • George L. Jones, 78, United States Air Force flying ace during the Korean War.
  • Austin Knickerbocker, 78, American baseball player.[50]
  • Ana G. Méndez, 89, Puerto Rican educator.
  • Paul Vinelli, 74, Italian-American-Honduran economist and banker.

19Edit

  • Frank Delfino, 86, American actor, bone marrow cancer.
  • Taylor Drysdale, 83, American competition swimmer and swimming coach.
  • Buddy Edelen, 59, American marathon runner.[51]
  • Karin Magnussen, 89, German nazi eugenicist, biologist, and researcher during World War II.[52]
  • Lois Marshall, 73, Canadian soprano.[53]
  • Fernand Oury, 77, French pedagogue.
  • Leo Rosten, 78, American humorist.[54]
  • Deng Xiaoping, 92, Chinese politician leader of the People's Republic of China, complications of lung infections.[55]

20Edit

  • Paul Anxionnaz, 94, French politician.
  • Zachary Breaux, 36, American jazz guitarist, drowned.[56]
  • Ruth Clark (pollster), American pollster and researcher.[57]
  • Stan Pearson, 78, English footballer.
  • Alan Tennant, 66, English rugby player.

21Edit

  • Ziya Bunyadov, 73, Azerbaijani historian and scientist, murdered.[58]
  • Luitgard Im, 67, German actress.
  • Choe Kwang, 78, North Korean army general and politician, heart attack.[59]
  • Mohamed Nasir, 81, Malaysian politician.
  • Josef Posipal, 69, Romanian-German footballer, heart failure.
  • Kenneth Rowntree, 81, British artist.[60]
  • Eleanor Butler, Lady Wicklow, 82, Irish politician and architect.

22Edit

  • Joey Aiuppa, 89, American mobster.[61]
  • Urmila Bhatt, 62/63, Indian actress, murdered.
  • William Karush, 79, American mathematician.
  • James A. Lewis, 63, American Libertarian Party politician.[62]
  • Harold Nichols, 79, American wrestler and wrestling coach.

23Edit

  • Gordon Glisson, 66, American Champion jockey.
  • Ephraim P. Holmes, 88, United States Navy admiral.[63]
  • Frank Launder, 91, British writer, film director and producer.[64]
  • Oscar Lewenstein, 80, British theatre and film producer.[65]
  • Tony Williams, 51, American jazz drummer, heart attack.[66]

24Edit

  • Astrid Fagraeus, 83, Swedish immunologist.[67]
  • Raymond Lambert, 72, Swiss mountaineer, complications of a lung disorder.[68]
  • Isabelle Lucas, 69, Canadian-British actress and singer, heart attack.
  • Ernest C. Pollard, 90, British professor of physics and biophysics, stroke.[69]
  • Len Vlahov, 56, Australian track and field athlete, cancer.

25Edit

  • Cal Abrams, 72, American baseball player, heart attack.[70]
  • Bill "Hoss" Allen, 74, American radio disc jockey.
  • Louis Auslander, 68, American mathematician.[71]
  • Earle Edwards, 88, American football player and coach.
  • Scott Forbes, 76, British actor and screenwriter.[72]
  • Yi Han-yong, 36, North Korean defector, murdered.
  • Arthur Hewlett, 89, British actor.
  • Ugo Poletti, 82, Italian Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church, heart attack.
  • Ted Roach, 87, Australian trade unionist and member of the Communist Party of Australia.[73]
  • Andrei Sinyavsky, 71, Russian writer and Soviet dissident.[74]
  • John Williams, 70, Australian politician.

26Edit

  • Nuccio Bertone, 82, Italian automobile designer and constructor.[75]
  • Mildred Clingerman, 78, American science fiction author.
  • David Doyle, 67, American actor, lung cancer.[76]
  • Paul J. Fontana, 85, United States Marine Major General and flying ace.
  • Vincent Gaddis, 83, American author.
  • Joseph A. LeFante, 68, American politician.[77]
  • Tom O'Connor, 78, Irish Gaelic footballer.
  • Wende Wagner, 55, American actress, cancer.

27Edit

  • Karl Anders, 90, German political activist.
  • Kingsley Davis, 88, American sociologist and demographer.[78]
  • William Gear, 81, Scottish painter.[79]
  • Indeevar, 73, Indian film lyricist.
  • Alpo Jaakola, 67, Finnish painter and sculptor.
  • Mieczysław Jagielski, 73, Polish politician and economist, heart attack.
  • George Karreman, 76, Dutch-American physicist, mathematical biophysicist and biologist.
  • Kim Kwang-jin, 69, North Korean general and politician.
  • Harry Love, 85, American animator, effects animator, and writer, heart attack.[80]
  • William R. Maples, 59, American forensic anthropologist, brain cancer.[81]
  • Edward J. McCormack Jr., 73, American lawyer and politician, complications from lung cancer.
  • Theodore Mendez, 62, English abstract artist.

28Edit

  • Donald Carrick, 90, Ontario lawyer, political figure, Olympic boxer, and Canadian national golf champion.[82]
  • Harry Anderson, 69, American football player and coach.
  • Osvaldo Bailo, 84, Italian road cyclist.[83]
  • John Bruce Howell, 55, American librarian and bibliographer.

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