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The following is a list of notable deaths in June 1994.

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.

June 1994Edit

1Edit

  • Jean-Joël Barbier, 74, French writer and pianist.[1]
  • David Guthrie Catcheside, 87, British plant geneticist.
  • Herrlee Glessner Creel, 89, American sinologist and philosopher.[2]
  • Henri Desroche, 79, French sociologist.[3]
  • David Fairbairn, 77, Australian politician.
  • Frances Heflin, 73, American actress, lung cancer.
  • Frans Mosman, 89, Dutch fencer and Olympian.[4]

2Edit

  • Odd Dahl, 95, Norwegian engineer and explorer.[5]
  • Ole Hegge, 95, Norwegian cross-country skier, ski jumper and Olympian.[6]
  • Sandhya Kumari, 49, Sri Lankan actress.
  • David Stove, 66, Australian philosopher, suicide.[7]

3Edit

  • Puig Aubert, 69, French rugby player, and football player and coach, heart attack.[8]
  • Duarte de Almeida Bello, 72, Portuguese sailor.
  • Stuart Blanch, 76, English Anglican priest, bishop and archbishop.
  • Jack Cowie, 82, New Zealand cricket player.
  • William Everson, 81, American poet and literary critic.[9]
  • Wally Fowler, 77, American gospel music singer, manager, and music promoter.[10]
  • Tribhuvandas Kishibhai Patel, 90, Indian politician.
  • Lucien Prival, 92, American film actor.
  • Jack Stroud, 66, American gridiron football player.
  • Pablo Muñoz Vega, 91, Ecuadorian Roman Catholic prelate and Jesuit.

4Edit

  • Giovanni Azzini, 64, Italian football player.[11]
  • Toto Bissainthe, 60, Haitian actress and singer, liver cancer.[12]
  • Savaş Buldan, 30, Kurdish businessman, homicide.
  • Zeke Clements, 82, American country musician.
  • Jean Daetwyler, 87, Swiss composer and musician.[13]
  • Derek Leckenby, 51, English musician and lead guitarist, cancer.
  • Roberto Burle Marx, 84, Brazilian landscape architect, painter, naturalist, and musician.[14]
  • Stephen McNally, 82, American actor, heart attack.
  • Paul Miller, 79, American gridiron football player.[15]
  • Gregory Scarpa, 66, American mobster and FBI informant, AIDS-related complications.
  • Peter Thorneycroft, Baron Thorneycroft, 84, British politician.[16]
  • Massimo Troisi, 41, Italian actor, cabaret performer, screenwriter, and film director, heart attack.[17]
  • Anatoli Vasiliev, 77, Russian/Soviet realist painter.
  • Earle Warren, 79, American saxophonist.[18]

5Edit

  • Krishna Chaithanya, 75, Indian writer.[19]
  • Albert McDonald Cole, 92, American politician.[20]
  • Nikolay Dementyev, 78, Soviet/Russian football playerand a coach.
  • Buraro Detudamo, 63, Nauruan politician.

6Edit

  • Yohai Ben-Nun, 69, Israeli Navy general.
  • Ramdew Chaitoe, 51, Surinamese artist and a harmonium player.
  • Johnny Downs, 80, American child actor, singer, and dancer, cancer.[21]
  • Princess Faiza Fuad of Egypt, 70, Egyptian princess and a Muhammad Ali Dynasty member.
  • Peter Graves, English actor and nobleman, heart attack.[22]
  • Miloud Hadefi, 45, Algerian football player and manager.
  • Bill Hoffman, 92, American gridiron football player.[23]
  • Mark McManus, 59, Scottish actor, pneumonia.[24]
  • Nicholas Spanos, 52, American professor of psychology, plane crash.
  • Barry Sullivan, 81, American movie actor.[25]

7Edit

  • Verlon Biggs, 51, American gridiron football player, leukemia.[26]
  • Rudolph Cartier, 90, Austrian television director, filmmaker, screenwriter and producer.
  • Anatolii Dorodnitsyn, 83, Russian mathematician, physicist, and professor.
  • Willie Humphrey, 93, American jazz clarinetist.[27]
  • Vincent Nsengiyumva, 58, Rwandan prelate of the Roman Catholic Church, homicide.
  • Dennis Potter, 59, English television dramatist, screenwriter and journalist, pancreatic cancer.[28]

8Edit

  • Eddie Ambrose, 100, American jockey in thoroughbred horse racing.
  • Antonietta Baistrocchi, 38, Italian basketball player.[29]
  • William Marshall, 76, American singer, bandleader and a film actor and director.[30]
  • Dorothy Shoemaker McDiarmid, 87, American politician, heart attack.

9Edit

  • Dhirendra Brahmachari, 70, Indian spiritual leader and yoga instructor, plane crash.[31]
  • István Kocsis, 44, Hungarian football player, cancer.
  • Lynn Harold Loomis, 79, American mathematician.
  • David Reynoso, 68, Mexican actor, cancer.
  • Jan Tinbergen, 91, Dutch economist and Nobel Prize laureate.[32]

10Edit

  • Vic Bradford, 79, American Major League Baseball player.[33]
  • Jimmy Cameron, 70, Canadian cricket player.
  • Mary Maxwell Gates, 64, American businesswoman and civic activist, breast cancer.
  • Nils Holmer, 90, Swedish linguist.
  • Edward Kienholz, 66, American installation artist and assemblage sculptor.[34]
  • Guillermo Pérez de Arce Plummer, 87, Chilean politician and entrepreneur.
  • Noël Vantyghem, 46, Belgian cyclist.[35]

11Edit

  • Herbert Anderson, 77, American actor, stroke.[36]
  • Richard Bartlett, 71, American director and producer in film and TV.[37]
  • Jerome W. Conn, 86, American endocrinologist.[38]
  • Jack Hannah, 81, American animator and writer and director of animated shorts, cancer.[39]
  • Manolita Piña, 111, Spanish-Uruguayan artist and wife of Joaquín Torres García.

12Edit

  • Christopher Collins, 44, American actor (G.I. Joe, Transformers, Inhumanoids) and stand-up comedian, stroke.[40]
  • Menachem Mendel Schneerson, 92, Russian-American Orthodox rabbi[41]
  • Nicole Brown Simpson, 35, American murder victim and ex-wife of former American football player O. J. Simpson, stabbed.[42]
  • Ronald Goldman, 25, American murder victim, stabbed alongside Nicole Brown Simpson.[43]
  • William Elgin Swinton, 93, Scottish paleontologist.[44]

13Edit

  • Charles Alvin Beckwith, 65, American Special Forces officer.[45]
  • June Dayton, 70, American television actress.[46]
  • Enrique Fava, 74, Argentine actor.
  • Nadia Gray, 70, Romanian film actress, cerebrovascular disease.[47]
  • Stasys Lozoraitis Jr., 69, Lithuanian diplomat and politician, kidney failure.[48]
  • James B. Pollack, 55, American astrophysicist, cancer.[49]
  • K. T. Stevens, 74, American actress, lung cancer.[50]
  • Igor Youskevitch, 82, Russian-Ukrainian ballet dancer and choreographer.[51]

14Edit

  • Ismail Chirine, 74, Egyptian diplomat and army officer.
  • Lionel Grigson, 52, English jazz musician, writer and teacher.
  • Emil Göing, 82, German basketball player.[52]
  • Denys Hay, 78, British historian.[53]
  • Victor Jorgensen, 80, American photographer and photo journalist.
  • Thomas Joseph Lane, 95, American politician.
  • Henry Mancini, 70, American composer, conductor, pianist and flautist, pancreatic cancer.[54]
  • Marcel Mouloudji, 71, French singer and actor.[55]
  • Michel Vitold, 78, Russian-French stage and film actor.[56]
  • Lucien Vlaemynck, 79, Belgian road bicycle racer.[57]

15Edit

  • Clara Colosimo, 72, Italian film actress.
  • William Goodsir-Cullen, 87, Indian field hockey player and Olympian.[58]
  • Manos Hatzidakis, 68, Greek composer and theorist, pulmonary edema.[59]
  • Rich Johnson, 47, American basketball player.[60]
  • Jack Schwartzman, 61, American film producer (Never Say Never Again, Being There, I Am the Cheese), pancreatic cancer.[61]

16Edit

  • Yohanan Bader, 92, Israeli politician and revisionist Zionist leader.
  • Len Butt, 83, English football player and manager.[62]
  • Chrix Dahl, 88, Norwegian painter and illustrator.
  • Comte George Raphaël Béthenod de Montbressieux, 84, French-Argentine racing driver.
  • Bernard Moitessier, 69, French sailor, prostate cancer.[63]
  • Kristen Pfaff, 27, American musician and singer, drug overdose.
  • Eileen Way, 82, British actress.

17Edit

  • Boris Alexandrovich Alexandrov, 88, Soviet/Russian composer.[64]
  • Leonid Baykov, 74, Russian/Soviet painter.
  • Kurt Hessenberg, 85, German composer and professor of art.[65]
  • Eigil Olaf Liane, 78, Norwegian politician.
  • Yuri Nagibin, 74, Soviet/Russian writer, screenwriter and novelist.[66]
  • Branko Petranović, 66, Serbian historian.
  • Len White, 64, English football player.[67]
  • Terence de Vere White, 82, Irish lawyer, writer and editor, Parkinson's disease.[68]
  • Frank Yates, 92, British statistician.

18Edit

  • Arturo Ruiz Castillo, 83, Spanish screenwriter and film director, stroke.[69]
  • Yekusiel Yehudah Halberstam, 89, Polish-American Orthodox rabbi and holocaust survivor.
  • Margret Hofheinz-Döring, 84, German painter and graphic artist.[70]
  • Roger Lebel, 71, Canadian actor.

19Edit

  • Bob Dennison, 82, English football player.[71]
  • Babatunde Elegbede, 55, Nigerian politician and admiral, homicide.
  • Krešimir Račić, 61, Croatian hammer thrower and Olympian.[72]
  • Bakri Siregar, 71, Indonesian socialist literary critic and writer.

20Edit

  • Robert Armbruster, 96, American composer, conductor, pianist and songwriter.
  • John Farrell, 87, American speed skater and speed skating coach.
  • Frank Filchock, 77, American gridiron football player and coach.[73]
  • Einar Haugen, 88, American linguist, author, and professor.[74]
  • Don Macintosh, 62, Canadian basketball player.[75]
  • Jay Miner, 62, American integrated circuit designer, kidney failure.
  • Robin Raymond, 77, American film actress.
  • Frederick William Rowe, 81, Canadian politician.
  • Vieno Simonen, 95, Finnish politician and farmer.

21Edit

  • Carlos Jiménez Mabarak, 78, Mexican composer.[76]
  • Winston Miller, 83, American screenwriter, film producer, and actor, heart attack.[77]
  • William Wilson Morgan, 88, American astronomer and astrophysicist.[78]
  • Walter Riml, 88, Austrian cameraman and actor.[79]

22Edit

  • Otto Bradfisch, 91, German SS-Obersturmbannführer and war criminal during World War II.
  • Yitzhak Coren, 83, Israeli politician.
  • Jack Davies, 80, English screenwriter, producer, editor and actor.[80]
  • Jorgjia Filçe-Truja, 87, Albanian soprano.
  • Ilya Frez, 84, Soviet/Russian film director.[81]
  • Lisa Lindstrom, 81, American swimmer and Olympian.[82]
  • L. V. Prasad, 86, Indian film producer, actor, director, and cinematographer.
  • Julius Adams Stratton, 93, American electrical engineer.[83]
  • Xəlil Rza Ulutürk, 61, Azerbaijani poet.
  • Eric Bransby Williams, 94, British actor.

23Edit

  • Joe Dobson, 77, American baseball player.[84]
  • Robert T. Orr, 85, American biologist.[85]
  • Chang Shuhong, 90, Chinese painter.[86]
  • Antoni Sobik, 89, Polish fencer.[87]
  • Marv Throneberry, 60, American Major League Baseball player, cancer.[88]
  • Kin Vassy, 50, American singer-songwriter, lung cancer.

24Edit

  • Bondoc Ionescu-Crum, 79, Romanian athlete and football player and manager.[89]
  • Leon MacLaren, 83, British philosopher and the founder of the School of Economic Science.
  • Alan Strange, 87, American baseball player and manager.
  • Jean Vallerand, 78, Canadian musician and writer.[90]
  • Vecheslav Zagonek, 74, Soviet/Russian painter.

25Edit

  • James Philo Hagerstrom, 73, American fighter pilot and flying ace, stomach cancer.
  • Pierre Leichtnam, 83, French middle-distance runner and Olympian.[91]
  • Haji Mastan, 68, Indian mafia gang leader, cardiac arrest.
  • Matvey Shaposhnikov, 87, Soviet military commander.

26Edit

  • Thomas Armstrong, 96, English organist, conductor, composer and educationalist.
  • Bobby Bonales, 77, Mexican professional wrestler.
  • A. den Doolaard, 93, Dutch writer and journalist.[92]
  • Joseph Aloysius Durick, 79, American Roman Catholic bishop and civil rights advocate.[93]
  • Jahanara Imam, 65, Bangladeshi writer and political activist, cancer.

27Edit

  • Jacques Berthier, 71, French composer of liturgical music.[94]
  • Charles K. Duncan, 82, American Navy admiral, cancer.[95]
  • Sam Hanks, 79, American racecar driver.
  • Louise Henderson, 92, New Zealand artist and painter.[96]

28Edit

  • Idel Ianchelevici, 85, Romanian-Belgian sculptor and draughtsman.
  • Ulrik Neumann, 75, Danish film actor and musician.[97]
  • Giancarlo Sbragia, 68, Italian actor, stage director and playwright.[98]
  • Fredi Washington, 90, American actress, civil rights activist, and writer, stroke.[99]

29Edit

  • Peter Blair, 62, American naval officer, wrestler and Olympian.[100]
  • Kurt Eichhorn, 85, German conductor.[101]
  • Bob Masterson, 78, American gridiron football player.[102]
  • Ray Mueller, 82, American baseball player.[103]
  • Jack Unterweger, 43, Austrian serial killer, suicide.

30Edit

  • Georgie Abrams, 75, American boxer.
  • Walter Chikowski, 78, Canadian football player.
  • Jim Doran, 66, American gridiron football player.[104]
  • Don Kolloway, 75, American Major League Baseball player.[105]
  • Dennis J. Roberts, 91, American politician [106]
  • Taro Yashima, 85, Japanese-American artist and children's author.[107]

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