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The following is a list of notable deaths in February 1998.

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 1998Edit

1Edit

  • Robert Creighton Buck, 77, American mathematician.
  • Jack T. Collis, 75, American art director.
  • Robert Drumheller, American set decorator.
  • Marga Faulstich, 82, German glass chemist.
  • Sheila Watson, 88, Canadian novelist and literary critic.[1]

2Edit

  • Raymond Cattell, 92, British and American psychologist.[2]
  • Gertrude Scharff Goldhaber, 86, German-American nuclear physicist.[3]
  • Ferdinand A. Hermens, 91, German-American political scientist and economist.
  • Duilio Del Prete, 59, Italian actor, dubber and singer-songwriter, cancer.
  • Baldev Singh, 93, Indian neurologist.[4]
  • Roger L. Stevens, 87, American theatrical producer, arts administrator, and real estate executive.[5]
  • Haroun Tazieff, 83, French volcanologist and geologist.
  • Manuel Delgado Villegas, 55, Spanish serial killer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

3Edit

  • Joey Archibald, 83, American boxer.[6]
  • Clark Goff, 80, American gridiron football player.
  • Bertram Heyn, 85, Sri Lankan general and a cricketer.
  • Davy Kaye, 81, British actor and entertainer.[7]
  • Karla Faye Tucker, 38, American convicted murderer, executed by lethal injection.[8]

4Edit

  • Jacques Guillermaz, 87, French diplomat, military officer and Chinese history scholar.
  • Jean Blackwell Hutson, 83, African-American librarian, writer and curator.[9]
  • Dragan Joksović, 41, Swedish-Serbian mobster, murdered.
  • Zoran Kosanović, 42, Serbian Canadian table tennis player, heart attack.
  • Aruna Lama, 52, Nepali singer.[10]
  • Fat Pat, 27, American rapper, shot.
  • Menachem Shmuel David Raichik, 79, American Orthodox rabbi.
  • Michel Roux, 73, French baritone.
  • Rees Stephens, 75, Welsh rugby player.
  • Cristóbal Martínez-Bordiú, 75, Spanish aristocrat and son in law of dictator Francisco Franco.

5Edit

  • Takahashi Chikuzan, 87, Japanese Tsugaru-jamisen performer and composer.
  • Wilbur Coen, 86, American tennis player.
  • Margaret Hillis, 76, American conductor.[11]
  • Tim Kelly, 35, American guitarist for the band Slaughter, car accident.[12]
  • Kim Ki-young, 78, South Korean film director, domestic accident.
  • Lanier Meaders, 80, American potter.
  • Denis Oswald, 87, English cricketer and codebreaker during World War II.
  • Eduardo Francisco Pironio, 77, Argentine Roman Catholic cardinal, bone cancer.[13]
  • Joe Stubbs, American R&B/Soul singer, heart failure.
  • Hans Wallach, 93, German-American experimental psychologist.[14]

6Edit

  • Nazim al-Kudsi, 91, former President and Prime Minister of Syria.
  • Claude Érignac, 60, French prefect of Corsica, murdered.
  • Falco, 40, Austrian singer and songwriter, traffic accident.[15]
  • Tony LeVier, 84, American air racer and test pilot.
  • Toshiaki Tanaka, 62, Japanese table tennis player.
  • Carl Wilson, 51, American musician, singer, and songwriter, lung cancer.[16]

7Edit

  • Renée Slotopolsky de Epelbaum, 77, Argentine human rights activist.
  • Bobby Kemp, 38, American football player, suicide.
  • Lawrence Sanders, 77, American novelist and short story writer.[17]

8Edit

  • Betty Foss, 68, American baseball player (AAGPBL).[18]
  • Tulsiram Sharma Kashyap, 58, Indian writer and politician.
  • Halldór Laxness, 95, Icelandic writer and Nobel Prize laureate.[19]
  • Elizabeth Bauer Mock, American professor, curator, author and journalist.
  • Enoch Powell, 85, British politician, classical scholar, author and philologist.[20]
  • Rocke Robertson, 85, American physician.
  • J. B. Salsberg, 95, Canadian politician.
  • Julian Simon, 65, American economist and author.[21]
  • Fred Smollan, 89, South Africa rugby player.

9Edit

  • George Cafego, 82, American football player and coach.
  • Bill Froats, 67, American baseball player.
  • Dean Griffing, 82, American gridiron football player, coach and executive.
  • Alf Jefferies, 76, English footballer.
  • Panagiotis Katsouris, 21, Greek footballer, traffic collision.
  • Nick Leluk, 62, Canadian politician.
  • William Ronald, 71, Canadian painter.
  • Maurice Schumann, 86, French politician, journalist and writer.[22]

10Edit

  • Ramchandran Jaikumar, 53, Indian-American scientist, heart attack.[23]
  • Richard Kotuk, 54, American journalist, producer and filmmaker, heart attack.
  • Peter Longbottom, 38, British cyclist.[24]
  • Félix Reina, 76, Cuban violinist, arranger and composer, stroke.
  • Yorgos Vrasivanopoulos, 74, Greek actor.

11Edit

  • Joy Buba, 93, American sculptor and illustrator.[25]
  • Patrick Clark, 42, American chef, amyloidosis.[26]
  • Thomas G. Dunn, 76, American politician.[27]
  • Mike Fornieles, 66, Cuban-American baseball player.
  • William Franklin, 81, British Anglican bishop.
  • Lily Harmon, American visual artist.[28]
  • Jonathan Hole, 93, American actor.
  • Josef Issels, 90, German physician.
  • Radhanath Rath, 101, Indian journalist, activist and politician.

12Edit

  • Gardner Ackley, 82, American economist and diplomat.[29]
  • Lionel Aldridge, 56, American gridiron football player.[30]
  • Tanvir Dar, 50, Pakistani field hockey player.
  • Sir George Middleton, 88, British diplomat.
  • Les Parish, 42, Australian rules footballer, cancer.

13Edit

  • José Barraquer, 82, Spanish ophthalmologist.
  • Thomas Chapin, 40, American composer and musician, leukemia.[31]
  • Jo Clayton, 58, American fantasy and science fiction author, multiple myeloma.[32]
  • John Cowley, 74, Irish actor.[33]
  • Antoine Dresse, 95, Belgian deaf sport activist.
  • Bryan MacMahon, 88, Irish writer.
  • Douglas Meakin, 68, English cricket player and Royal Air Force officer.
  • Brij Mangal Rai, 84, Indian freedom fighter.

14Edit

  • Badrul Haider Chowdhury, 73, Chief Justice of Bangladesh.
  • Thomas McKimson, 90, American animator.
  • Hansel Mieth, 88, German-American photojournalist.
  • Denise Paulme, 88, French Africanist and anthropologist.[34]
  • Manuel Pérez Martínez, 54, Colombian guerrilla leader.[35]

15Edit

  • Martha Gellhorn, 89, American novelist, travel writer, and journalist, suicide.[36]
  • B. Calvin Jones, 59, American archaeologist.[37]
  • Louie Spicolli, 27, American professional wrestler, overdose.
  • George White, 86, American film editor.

16Edit

  • Mary Amdur, 76, American toxicologist, heart attack.
  • Sir Harry Hinsley, 79, British historian and cryptanalyst.[38]
  • Fernando Abril Martorell, 61, former Spanish Deputy Prime Minister, lung cancer.[39]
  • Donald MacKeen Smith, 74, Canadian politician.

17Edit

  • Marie-Louise von Franz, 83, Swiss Jungian psychologist and scholar.
  • Ernst Jünger, 102, German World War I hero, author and entomologist.[40]
  • Ernst Käsemann, 91, German Lutheran theologian, murdered around 24 May 1977.
  • Lionel Fernández Méndez, 83, Puerto Rican attorney and politician.
  • Bob Merrill, American songwriter, theatrical composer and screenwriter, suicide.[41]
  • Sheila Raynor, 91, British actress.
  • Ruth Robertson, 92, American photojournalist.
  • Albert Wass, 90, Hungarian nobleman, novelist and poet.

18Edit

  • James E. Boyd, 91, American physicist and mathematician.
  • Harry Caray, 83, American television and radio broadcaster.[42]
  • Robbie James, 40, Welsh footballer.[43]
  • Scott O'Hara, 36, American pornographic performer, author, poet and publisher, AIDS.
  • Messias Timula, 50, Portuguese footballer.
  • Mya Than Tint, 68, Myanmar writer, brain hemorrhage.
  • Richard Crawford White, 74, American politician.

19Edit

  • Wolfgang Händler, 77, German mathematician and pioneering computer scientist.
  • Grandpa Jones, 84, American "old time" country and gospel music singer.[44]
  • George Male, 87, English footballer.
  • Mancur Olson, 66, American economist and social scientist.[45]
  • Leo Righetti, 72, American baseball player.
  • Thomas F. Riley, 85, United States Marine Corps brigadier general, cardiac arrest.
  • Talish, Pakistani actor.
  • Lola de la Torre, 95, Spanish musician.

20Edit

  • Francis Coulson, 78, British chef and hotelier.[46]
  • John Fulton, 65, American bullfighter.[47]
  • Bob McBride, 51, Canadian rock singer-songwriter, heart failure.[48]
  • David McClure, 72, Scottish artist and lecturer.

21Edit

  • Ramón Bravo, 72, Mexican diver, photographer and underwater filmmaker, heart attack.[49]
  • Santos Colón, 75, Puerto Rican bolero and mambo singer.
  • Ellis Credle, 95, American children's author and illustrator.
  • James M. Edie, 70, American philosopher, cancer.
  • Yoshio Miyajima, 89, Japanese cinematographer.
  • John Nicolella, 52, American film, television director and producer.
  • Om Prakash, 78, Indian actor.
  • William Wheeler, 87, English Roman Catholic prelate and bishop.[50]

22Edit

  • José María de Areilza, 88, former Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs.
  • Prabhas Kumar Choudhary, 57, Indian author, editor and publisher, heart attack.
  • Alfred Hales, 88, Canadian businessman and politician.
  • Sandy Hume, 28, American journalist, suicide.[51]
  • Emmy Lou Packard, 83, Californian artist.[52]
  • Russell Reeder, 95, United States Army officer and author.[53]
  • Abraham Ribicoff, 87, American Democratic Party Party politician.[54]
  • Donald S. Russell, 92, American judge and politician.[55]
  • Warren B. Woodson, 94, American football, basketball, and baseball coach, colon cancer.[56]
  • Han Youwen, 85, Chinese general in the National Revolutionary Army.

23Edit

  • Philip Abbott, 73, American actor, cancer.[57]
  • Marie Adams, 72, American gospel and R&B singer.
  • Augusta Braxton Baker, 86, African-American librarian and storyteller.[58]
  • Richard Bernard, 59, English cricketer.
  • Keith Christopher, 40, American actor, singer/songwriter and AIDS activist, AIDS.
  • Chuck Hayward, 78, American motion picture stuntman and actor, Hodgkin's Disease.
  • Elizabeth Jaranyi, 80, Hungarian-American Holocaust survivor and author.
  • Raman Lamba, 38, Indian cricketer, hit by a cricket ball.
  • Sean A. Moore, 33, American fantasy and science fiction writer, car crash.[59]
  • Ashot Petrosian, 67, Soviet Armenian mathematician.
  • Potti Prasad, 69, Indian actor.
  • Ray Stoviak, 82, American baseball player.

24Edit

  • Geoffrey Bush, 77, British composer and music scholar.[60]
  • Daniel J. Crowley, 76, American art historian and cultural anthropologist, congestive heart failure.[61]
  • Leonard Daniels, 88, British artist and teacher.
  • Ernst Gutstein, 73, Austrian operatic baritone.
  • Terry Langford, 31, American convicted murderer, execution by lethal injection.[62]
  • Milicent Patrick, 82, American actress, makeup artist and animator.
  • Lalita Pawar, 81, Indian actress.
  • Antonio Prohías, 77, Cuban cartoonist, lung cancer.[63]
  • Abraham Shneior, 69, Israeli basketball player.
  • Henny Youngman, 91, English-American comedian.[64]

25Edit

  • Francesca Braggiotti, 95, Italian dancer and actress.
  • Sir Samuel Curran, 85, British physicist and university administrator.[65]
  • Joe Gallagher, 83, American baseball player.
  • Wanda Jakubowska, 90, Polish film director.
  • W. O. Mitchell, 83, Canadian writer and broadcaster.[66]
  • Arthur Potter, 92, British Indian Army officer, civil servant and diplomat.
  • Rockin' Sidney, 59, American R&B, zydeco and soul musician, throat cancer.

26Edit

  • James Algar, 85, American film director, screenwriter and producer.[67]
  • Jaap ter Haar, 75, Dutch children's author.[68]
  • Jimmy Hagan, 80, English football player and manager.
  • Robert Jones, 67, American lawyer, politician and civil rights litigator.
  • Josef Knottenbelt, 87, Dutch tennis player.
  • Shirley Ardell Mason, 75, American psychiatric patient and art teacher.[69]
  • Stepan Neustroev, 75, Soviet officer and World War II hero.
  • Theodore Schultz, 95, American economist, Nobel Prize laureate.[70]

27Edit

  • Larry Friend, 62, American basketball player, prostate cancer.
  • John Harman, 65, Australian politician.
  • George H. Hitchings, 92, American scientist, Nobel Prize laureate.[71]
  • Martin Hollis, 59, British philosopher.[72]
  • Gerald David Lascelles, 73, British nobleman.
  • Jack Micheline, 68, American painter and poet.[73]
  • Henry Munyaradzi, 66/67, Zimbabwean sculptor.
  • Alice Rivaz, 96, Swiss author and feminist.
  • J. T. Walsh, 54, American actor, heart attack.[74]

28Edit

  • Emilia Conde, 66/67, Puerto Rican musician.
  • Todd Duncan, 95, American opera singer and actor, heart ailment.[75]
  • Hildegarde Howard, 96, American paleontologist.
  • Dermot Morgan, 45, Irish comedian and actor, heart attack.[76]
  • Antonio Quarracino, 74, Argentine Roman Catholic cardinal and archbishop, cardiac arrest.
  • Arkady Shevchenko, 67, Russian/Soviet diplomat and defector.[77]

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