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The following is a list of notable deaths in January 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.

January 2000Edit

1Edit

  • Betty Archdale, 92, English-Australian educationalist and cricketer.[1]
  • Oliver Bowen, 57, Canadian engineer.
  • Dick Pabich, 44, American gay rights activist, AIDS.
  • Victor Serebriakoff, 87, British early member of Mensa, prostate cancer.
  • Andy Spognardi, 91, American baseball player.[2]
  • Colin Vaughan, 68, Australian-born Canadian political journalist, architect and activist, heart attack.[3]

2Edit

  • Nat Adderley, 68, American jazz musician, stroke.[4]
  • Ed Doherty, 81, American football player and coach.
  • Jimmy Guieu, 73, French science fiction writer.
  • Patrick O'Brian, 85, English writer.[5]
  • Ullin Place, 75, British philosopher and psychologist.
  • Princess María de las Mercedes of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, 89, Spanish princess and grandmother of King Felipe VI, heart attack.
  • Elmo Zumwalt, 79, United States Navy officer, cancer.[6]

3Edit

  • Anita Aarons, 87, Australian-Canadian artist.[7]
  • Harmonica Fats, 72, American blues harmonica player.
  • Henry H. Fowler, 91, American lawyer and politician, Secretary of the Treasury, pneumonia.[8]
  • Aldo Garòsci, 92, Italian historian, anti-fascist, politician and journalist.
  • Viktor Kolotov, 50, Soviet/Ukrainian football player.
  • Frank Miller, 83, Irish cricket player.

4Edit

  • Tom Fears, 77, Mexican-American football player (Los Angeles Rams) and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.[9]
  • Michael Gershman, 58, American writer and music producer, lung cancer.
  • Diether Krebs, 52, German actor, cabaret artist and comedian, lung cancer.
  • Spyros Markezinis, 90, Greek politician and Prime Minister.
  • John Milner, 50, American baseball player.[10]
  • Henry Pleasants, 89, American music critic and intelligence officer, ruptured aorta.

5Edit

  • Xie Bingying, 93, Chinese soldier and writer.[11]
  • Bernard Braine, Baron Braine of Wheatley, 85, British politician.[12]
  • Elizabeth B. Drewry, 93, American archivist.
  • Stanley Golder, 70, American financier and venture capitalist, cancer.
  • Ida Goodson, 90, American blues and jazz singer and pianist.
  • Kumar Ponnambalam, 61, Sri Lankan Tamil lawyer and politician, assassinated.
  • Hopper Read, 89, English cricketer.[13]
  • Vic Schoen, 83, American bandleader, arranger and composer.
  • K. L. Shrimali, 90, Indian politician and educationist.
  • Bernhard Wicki, 80, Austrian actor and film director.[14]
  • Adam Yarmolinsky, 77, American academic, educator and author.

6Edit

  • Leonard F. Chapman Jr., 86, United States Marine Corps general, cancer.
  • Byron L. Johnson, 82, American economist and politician.
  • Thomas Jamison MacBride, 85, American jurist.[15]
  • Don Martin, 68, American cartoonist (MAD Magazine).[16]
  • Edward Pain, 74, Australian Olympic rower.
  • Ajit Pratap Singh, 82, Indian politician.
  • Alexey Vyzmanavin, 40, Russian chess Grandmaster.

7Edit

  • Zainal Abidin, 71, Indonesian actor.
  • Gary Albright, 36, American professional wrestler, heart attack.
  • Dildar Awan, 71, Pakistani cricketer.
  • Dorothy Damaschke, 82, American baseball player (AAGPBL)[17]
  • Makhmud Esambayev, 75, Soviet and Russian actor and dancer.[18]
  • Bob McFadden, 76, American voice actor.[19]
  • Robert McG. Thomas, Jr., 60, American journalist and obituarist, abdominal cancer.[20]
  • Bernice Petkere, 98, American songwriter.
  • Dorian Shainin, 85, American quality consultant, aeronautics engineer, and author.

8Edit

  • Ephraim Akpata, 72, Nigerian Justice of the Supreme Court.
  • Bill Domm, 69, Canadian politician.[21]
  • Ray Huang, 81, Chinese historian and philosopher, heart attack.
  • Hilary Smart, 74, American sailor and Olympic champion.
  • Jack Stokes, 76, Canadian politician, lung cancer.
  • Fritz Thiedemann, 81, German equestrian,.

9Edit

  • Marguerite Churchill, 89, American film actress.
  • Edward R. Cony, 76, American journalist and newspaper executive, pneumonia and complications from Alzheimer's.[22]
  • Arnold Alexander Hall, 84, British aeronautical engineer, scientist and industrialist.[23]
  • Nigel Tranter, 90, Scottish writer.[24]
  • Sir David Young, 73, British army general.[25]
  • Bruno Zevi, 81, Italian architect, historian, curator and author.[26]

10Edit

  • Arthur Batanides, 76, American film and television actor.[27]
  • Sam Jaffe, 98, American motion picture agent, producer, studio executive.[28]
  • Gibson Jalo, 60, Nigerian army general.
  • Cliff Lloyd, 83, Welsh footballer.
  • John Newland, 82, American director and actor.[29]
  • Wade Walton, 76, American blues musician and civil rights leader.

11Edit

  • Phil Carrick, 47, English cricketer, leukaemia.
  • Helena Carter, 76, American actress.[30]
  • Tom Foerster, 72, American politician.
  • Dan Kemp, 72, American actor.
  • Bob Lemon, 79, American baseball player and manager.[31]
  • Solomon Mamaloni, 56, Solomon Islands politician and Prime Minister, kidney disease.
  • William Andrew McDonald, 86, American archaeologist.
  • Paul Sigler, 65, American biophysicist and biochemist.[32]
  • Pavao Žanić, 81, Yugoslav prelate of the Catholic Church.

12Edit

  • Marc Davis, 86, American animator for Walt Disney Animation Studios.[33]
  • Dan Duchaine, 47, American bodybuilder, author, and convicted felon, polycystic kidney disease.
  • Minosuke Hiroe, Japanese botanist.
  • V. R. Nedunchezhiyan, 79, Indian politician, Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu.
  • Bobby Phills, 30, American basketball player, car accident.[34]
  • Gerardo Solano, Costa Rican footballer, heart attack.
  • Alex Wright, 69, Scottish football player and manager.

13Edit

  • Eric Dodson, 79, British actor.
  • Herbert S. Gutowsky, 80, American chemist.[35]
  • Peter Henderson, Baron Henderson of Brompton, 77, British public servant, Clerk of the Parliaments.[36]
  • Alvin Liberman, 82, American psychologist, complications during heart surgery.[37]
  • Alfred Nzo, 74, South African political activist.[38]
  • Susumu Ohno, 71, Japanese-American geneticist and evolutionary biologist.[39]

14Edit

  • Yoshinotani Akitoshi, 50, Japanese sumo wrestler.
  • Meche Barba, 77, American-born Mexican film actress and dancer, heart attack.
  • Pat Boyette, 76, American broadcaster and comic book artist, esophagus cancer.
  • Hans-Joachim Kahler, 91, German general during World War II.
  • Jock Paterson, 73/74, Scottish footballer.
  • Alain Poiré, 82, French film producer.[40]
  • Clifford Truesdell, 80, American mathematician.[41]
  • M. V. Venkatram, 79, Indian writer from Tamil Nadu.
  • Julian Vereker, 54, English designer of hi-fi audio equipment, cancer.
  • Leonard Weisgard, 83, American children's writer and illustrator.[42]

15Edit

  • Vernon Holloway, 80, American businessman and politician.
  • Marie Kazmierczak, 79, All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player.[43]
  • Arthur Henry King, 89, British poet and writer.
  • Annie Palmen, 73, Dutch singer.
  • Željko Ražnatović, (aka Arkan), 47, Serbian mobster and paramilitary leader.[44]
  • Fran Ryan, 83, American actress.[45]

16Edit

  • Harry Cavan, Northern Irish football administrator.
  • Gene Harris, 66, American jazz pianist.[46]
  • Dub Jones, 71, American R&B singer.[47]
  • Winston O'Reilly, 86, Australian religious minister.
  • By Saam, 85, American sportscaster.[48]
  • Robert R. Wilson, 85, American physicist and team member of the Manhattan Project.[49]

17Edit

  • Norman Blamey, 85, English painter.
  • Elisabeth Collins, 95, British painter and sculptor.
  • Andrej Hieng, 74, Slovene writer, playwright and theatre director.
  • Philip Jones, 71, British trumpeter.[50]
  • Ralph Kekwick, 91, British biochemist.
  • Bernard J. Nolker, 87, American member of the Redemptorists, heart failure.

18Edit

  • Frances Drake, 87, American actress.[51]
  • Jester Hairston, 98, American actor and composer.[52]
  • Arnold W. G. Kean, 85, British civil aviation lawyer.
  • Arthur Nash, 85, Canadian ice hockey player (silver medal winner of men's Ice hockey at the 1936 Winter Olympics).[53]
  • Geoffrey Perry, 72, British schoolteacher, deduced existence of the Plesetsk Cosmodrome.[54]

19Edit

  • Bettino Craxi, 65, Prime Minister of Italy.[55]
  • Victoria Fromkin, 76, American linguist.[56]
  • Frederick Herzberg, 76, American psychologist.[57]
  • Hedy Lamarr, 85, Austrian actress.[58]
  • Manny Montejo, 64, Cuban baseball player (Detroit Tigers).[59]
  • Lynn Myers, 85, American baseball player.[60]
  • Alan North, 79, American actor.[61]
  • G. Ledyard Stebbins, 94, American botanist, cancer.[62]
  • Rex Willis, 75, Welsh rugby union player.[63]

20Edit

  • Don Abney, 76, American jazz pianist, complications from kidney dialysis.
  • Robert J. Henle, 90, American Catholic priest, Jesuit, and philosopher.
  • Ron Herbel, 62, American baseball player.[64]
  • Don Samuelson, 86, American politician, Governor of Idaho, heart attack.[65]

21Edit

  • D. Brook Bartlett, 62, American judge of the US District Court for the Western District of Missouri, multiple myeloma.
  • John A. Calhoun, 81, American diplomat.
  • Victor Cavallo, 52, Italian actor and underground writer, hepatitis C.
  • Saeb Salam, 95, Lebanese politician and Prime Minister.

22Edit

  • Craig Claiborne, 79, American restaurant critic.[66]
  • Ed Clark, 88, American photographer.[67]
  • Al Costello, 80, Italian-Australian professional wrestler.
  • Anne Hébert, 83, French Canadian author and poet.[68]
  • Sergio Lanfranchi, 74, Italian rugby player and coach.
  • Teodoro Locsín Sr., 85, Filipino journalist and publisher, cancer.
  • Scott Piering, 53, American music publicist, cancer.
  • E. W. Swanton, 92, British cricket commentator.[69]
  • B. Y. Tudawe, 84, Sri Lankan politician.

23Edit

  • Willie Hamilton, 82, British politician.[70]
  • Nicholas Nagy-Talavera, 70, Hungarian-American dissident, historian and writer.
  • Bill Sutton, 82, New Zealand painter.

24Edit

  • Jeffrey Boam, 53, American screenwriter and film producer, heart failure.
  • Carl Curtis, 94, American politician.[71]
  • Bobby Duncum Jr., 34, American professional wrestler, accidental overdose.
  • Rex Nelon, 68, American gospel singer.
  • Tatyana Petrenko-Samusenko, 61, Soviet fencer and Olympic champion.
  • Reynolds Shultz, 78, American politician, Lieutenant Governor of Kansas.

25Edit

  • Dale Alford, 83, American ophthalmologist and politician, congestive heart failure.
  • Herta Freitag, 91, Austrian-born American mathematician)[72]
  • Leonard Graves, 82, American actor and singer.
  • P. Lankesh, 64, Indian poet, writer, playwright and journalist, heart attack.
  • Floyd M. Riddick, 91, American politician.

26Edit

  • Don Budge, 84, American tennis player.[73]
  • Kathleen Hale, 101, British author.[74]
  • Sir James Haughton, 85, British police officer.
  • Frankie Pack, 71, American baseball player.[75]
  • Don Ralke, 79, American music arranger.[76]
  • Bill Strickland, 91, American baseball player.[77]
  • A. E. van Vogt, 87, Canadian science fiction writer.[78]

27Edit

  • Mae Faggs, 67, American sprinter.[79]
  • Friedrich Gulda, 69, Austrian pianist, heart failure.[80]
  • Matateu, 72, Portuguese footballer.
  • Abner W. Sibal, 78, American politician.

28Edit

  • Sarah Caudwell, (aka Sarah Cockburn), 60, British detective story writer and barrister, cancer.[81]
  • Tony Doyle, 58, Irish television and film actor.
  • Lauris Edmond, 75, New Zealand poet and writer.
  • Ted Gullic, 93, American baseball player.[82]
  • Hugh Guthrie, 89, Australian politician.
  • Geoff Morton, 77, English sportsman.[83]
  • Andrew Pennington, 39, British politician, and posthumous recipient of the George Medal, stabbed.
  • Gad Rausing, 77, Swedish industrialist.[84]
  • Joy Shelton, 77, English actress.
  • Kenneth Waller, 72, British actor.

29Edit

  • Ben Burns, 86, American editor of black publications.
  • George McTurnan Kahin, 82, American historian and political scientist.
  • Richard Lyons, 79, American poet and Professor of English.
  • E. L. Senanayake, 79, Sri Lankan politician.
  • Harry Thompson, 84, English football player and manager.

30Edit

  • Martin Aldridge, 25, English footballer, car crash.
  • Isidore Dollinger, 96, American politician.[85]
  • Angelo Innocent Fernandes, 86, Indian Roman Catholic Archbishop.
  • Joseph Deighton Gibson Jr., 79, American radio DJ and actor.
  • Karl-Friedrich Höcker, 88, Nazi war criminal and German commander in the SS.
  • Tamara Horowitz, 49, American philosopher, brain tumor.
  • Birger Kaada, 81, Norwegian physician.
  • Steve Little, 34, American boxer, colon cancer.

31Edit

  • June Zimmerman Fullmer, 79, American historian of chemistry.
  • Gil Kane, 73, American comics artist.[86]
  • Ralph Manza, 78, American character actor.[87]
  • K. N. Singh, 91, Indian actor.
  • Morris Thompson, 60, American businessman and Alaska Native leader, plane crash.
  • Leo VanderKuy, 70, American basketball player.
  • Arthur Wilson, 91, English footballer.

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