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The following is a list of notable deaths in June 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.

June 1998Edit

1Edit

  • Emery Barnes, 68, American-Canadian gridiron football player and politician.[1]
  • Rex Bumgardner, 74, American gridiron football player.[2]
  • Gottfried Dienst, 78, Swiss football referee.[3]
  • Junkyard Dog, 45, American professional wrestler, traffic collision.[4]
  • Shigeo Fukushima, 55, Japanese swimmer and Olympian.[5]
  • Godfrey Grayson, 84, English film director.
  • Darwin Joston, 60, American actor (Assault on Precinct 13, Eraserhead, The Fog), leukemia.[6]
  • Bishambhar Nath Pande, 91, Indian freedom fighter, social worker, and politician.
  • José Pedraza, 60, Mexican race walker and Olympic medalist.[7]
  • Jerzy Łoś, 78, Polish mathematician, economist, and philosopher.[8]

2Edit

  • Daniel I. Axelrod, 87, American paleoecologist, heart attack.[9]
  • Helen Carter, 70, American country music singer, heart problems.[10]
  • P. Andrew Cooray, 96, Sri Lankan politician.
  • Oran Henderson, 77, United States Army officer associated with the Mỹ Lai massacre, pancreatic cancer.[11]
  • Ricky Hyslop, 83, Canadian violinist, conductor, composer, and arranger.
  • Brian Johnston, 64, New Zealand field hockey player and Olympian.[12]
  • Gonzalo Martínez Ortega, 64, Mexican actor, screenwriter and producer, traffic collision.[13]
  • Dorothy Stickney, 101, American actress.[14]

3Edit

  • Pat Abbruzzi, 65, American gridiron football player.
  • Poul Bundgaard, 75, Danish actor and singer, kidney failure.[15]
  • Lucien Conein, 78, French-born U.S. Army officer and OSS/CIA operative, heart failure.[16]
  • Douglas Gretzler, 47, American serial killer, execution by lethal injection.
  • Joseph C. Harsch, 93, American journalist.[17]
  • Ernest Henry, 94, Australian freestyle swimmer and Olympic medalist.[18]
  • William L. Snyder, 80, American film producer, Alzheimer's disease.[19]

4Edit

  • Aarudhra, 72, Indian author, poet, publisher, and playwright.
  • Fred Burchell, 67, Canadian ice hockey player.[20]
  • Clancy Carlile, 68, American novelist and screenwriter, cancer.[21]
  • Philippe Charbonneaux, 81, French industrial designer.[22]
  • Josephine Hutchinson, 94, American actress.[23]
  • Ray Montgomery, 76, American actor.
  • Miguel Montuori, 65, Italian Argentine football player.[24]
  • Shirley Povich, 92, American journalist.[25]
  • David Walsh, 52, Canadian businessman, aneurysm.[26]

5Edit

  • Alfred Kazin, 83, American writer and literary critic.[27]
  • Viola Keats, 87, British actress.
  • Jeanette Nolan, 86, American actress, stroke.[28]
  • Dieter Roth, 68, Swiss artist, heart attack.[29]
  • B. M. Shah, Indian theatre director and playwright.
  • Prentiss Walker, 80, American politician.[30]
  • Sam Yorty, 88, American politician, stroke.[31]

6Edit

  • Georg Bayerer, 83, German football player and coach.[32]
  • Louie Bickerton, 95, Female tennis player from Australia.
  • Marshall Green, 82, American diplomat.[33]
  • Jatoe Kaleo, Ghanaian ruler and politician.
  • Svend S. Schultz, 84, Danish composer and conductor.[34]
  • Peter Wong, 66, Canadian politician, heart attack.

7Edit

  • Tom Buskey, 51, American baseball player, complications from heart attack.[35]
  • James Byrd Jr., 49, African American racism victim, murdered.[36]
  • Jerry Capehart, 69, American songwriter and music manager.[37]
  • Wally Gold, 70, American musician and music business executive, colitis.[38]
  • Hans Ramberg, 81, Norwegian-Swedish geologist.[39]

8Edit

  • Sani Abacha, 54, Nigerian Army officer and dictator, poisoned.[40]
  • Harry Lookofsky, 84, American jazz violinist.[41]
  • Jackie McGlew, 69, South African cricket player.
  • Michael John O'Brian, 70, Pakistan Air Force officer.
  • Maria Reich, 95, German-Peruvian mathematician and archaeologist, ovarian cancer.[42]
  • Larisa Yudina, 52, Soviet and Russian journalist and newspaper editor, homicide.

9Edit

  • Agostino Casaroli, 83, Italian Catholic priest and diplomat for the Holy See.[43]
  • Loïs Mailou Jones, 92, American artist and teacher.[44]
  • Edmund Koller, 67, West German bobsledder and Olympian.[45]
  • Barton Holland Warnock, 86, American botanist, heart attack.

10Edit

  • Paudge Brennan, 76, Irish politician.
  • Bobby Bryant, 64, American jazz trumpeter and flugelhornist, heart attack.[46]
  • Leroy Chollet, 74, American basketball player.[47]
  • David English, 67, British journalist and newspaper editor.[48]
  • Fernando Germani, 92, Italian organist of the St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.
  • Steve Griffiths, 84, English footballer.
  • Jim Hearn, 77, American baseball player.[49]
  • Hammond Innes, 84, English author.[50]
  • Nivedita Jain, 19, Indian beauty contestant and actress, complications after fall.[51]
  • Steve Sanders, 45, American musician, singer and songwriter, suicide.[52]
  • John G. Smith, 73, American baseball coach, pneumonia.[53]

11Edit

  • Thomas Abernethy, 95, American politician.[54]
  • Harry Anderson, 66, American baseball player.[55]
  • Catherine Cookson, 91, British author.[56]
  • Gevorg Emin, 78, Armenian poet, essayist, and translator.[57]
  • Jacques Emmanuel, 78, French actor, screenwriter and librettist.[58]
  • Alexei Eriomin, 79, Soviet and Russian realist painter.
  • Jože Privšek, 61, Slovene jazz and pop musician.
  • Leopoldo Salcedo, 86, Filipino film actor.
  • Lucia Valentini Terrani, 51, Italian coloratura mezzo-soprano, leukemia.[59]

12Edit

  • Leo Buscaglia, 74, American author and motivational speaker, heart attack.[60]
  • John Gutmann, 93, German-American photographer and painter.[61]
  • Charles "Teenie" Harris, 90, American photographer.
  • Jon Leirfall, 98, Norwegian politician.
  • Theresa Merritt, 75, American actress (That's My Mama, The Wiz, Billy Madison) and singer, skin cancer.[62]
  • Paul Michael Stephani, 53, American serial killer, skin cancer.
  • Richard Thompson, 83, American animator.
  • Lucienne Velu, 96, French athlete, basketball player and Olympian.[63]

13Edit

  • Nisim Aloni, 71, Israeli playwright and translator.[64]
  • Lucio Costa, 96, Brazilian architect and urban planner.[65]
  • Gil Duthie, 86, Australian politician.[66]
  • Buddy Elrod, 79, American football player.
  • Alfred Horace Gerrard, 99, English modernist sculptor.[67]
  • Birger Ruud, 86, Norwegian ski jumper.[68]
  • Fernand Sastre, 74, French football official, cancer.
  • Kadamba Simmons, 24, British actress and model, murdered.
  • Reg Smythe, 80, British cartoonist (Andy Capp), lung cancer.[69]
  • Yoshio Sugino, 93, Japanese martial artist and film choreographer.
  • Éric Tabarly, 86, French naval officer and yachtsman, drowned.
  • Henry Tatana, 53, New Zealand rugby player.

14Edit

  • Camillo Achilli, 76, Italian footballer.[70]
  • Hans W. Brimi, 80, Norwegian farmer and traditional folk musician.[71]
  • Ginette Mathiot, 91, French food writer.[72]
  • Oliver Treyz, 80, American network television executive.[73]

15Edit

  • Hartmut Boockmann, 63, German historian.[74]
  • Suzanne Eisendieck, 91, German painter.
  • Jason Holliday, 74, American hustler and nightclub performer.[75]
  • Morris Kestelman, 92, British artist.[76]
  • Thierry Salmon, 41, Belgian actor and theatre director, traffic accident.
  • Anton van Wilderode, 79, Belgian priest, writer and poet.[77]

16Edit

  • Roberto Cañedo, 80, Mexican actor.[78]
  • Lewis Leonard Forman, 68, British botanist.
  • Jorge Toriello Garrido, 90, Guatemalan politician and President of Guatemala.
  • Frank Kristufek, 82, American football player.[79]
  • Keith Newton, 56, English footballer, laryngeal cancer.[80]
  • Ricardo Núñez, 93, Spanish actor, screenwriter, producer and film director.
  • Jafar Sharif-Emami, 85, Iranian politician.[81]
  • Fred Wacker, 79, American businessman and racecar driver.

17Edit

  • John Carberry, 93, American Roman Catholic prelate.[82]
  • Dina de Marco, 60, Mexican actress and television director, cancer.
  • Aage Eriksen, 81, Norwegian Greco-Roman wrestler and Olympic medalist.[83]
  • Joe Kelly, 91, Australian rules football player and coach.
  • Carlos Loredo, 46, Cuban football player and Olympian.[84]
  • Gianni Lunadei, 60, Italian-Argentine actor, suicide.
  • Gyula László, 88, Hungarian historian, archaeologist and artist.[85]
  • Muhammad Metwally Al Shaarawy, 87, Egyptian Muslim jurist.[86]

18Edit

  • Otto Baum, 86, German commander of the Waffen-SS during World War II.
  • André Chorda, 60, French football player.[87]
  • Archie Edwards, 79, American blues guitarist.
  • Edward Eliscu, 96, American lyricist, playwright, producer and actor.[88]
  • Ernesto Grillo, 68, Argentine footballer, pancreatic cancer.[89]
  • Kim Jin-kyu, 76, South Korean actor, film director and producer, cancer.[90]
  • Felix Knight, 89, American tenor, actor, and vocal teacher.[91]
  • Charles Korvin, 90, Hungarian-born American actor, photographer and master chef.[92]
  • Adel Osseiran, 93, Lebanese statesman and founding father of the Lebanese Republic.
  • Nazim Panipati, Pakistani film song lyricist and film script writer.
  • Karl-Heinz Spikofski, 71, German football player and coach.[93]
  • Herbert J. Sweet, 78, United States Marine Sergeant Major, respiratory failure.[94]
  • Paul van Buren, 74, American theologian and author, cancer.[95]

19Edit

  • John Camkin, 75, English journalist and sports commentator, cancer.[96]
  • Novice Gail Fawcett, 89, American academic administrator.[97]
  • Anatoly Kasheida, 69, Soviet and Ukrainian writer, poet, and journalist.
  • Howard J. Whitmore, Jr., 93, American politician.[98]

20Edit

  • Bruno Barnabe, 93, English film and stage actor.[99]
  • Ernst Brugger, 84, Swiss politician .
  • Robert James Clayton, 82, English electronics engineer.
  • Heinz Ditgens, 83, German football player and manager.[100]
  • Per Anders Fogelström, 80, Swedish writer.[101]
  • Bobby Gimby, 79, Canadian orchestra leader, trumpeter, and singer-songwriter.[102]
  • Kali, 79, Polish-American painter.
  • Elio Ragni, 87, Italian athlete.[103]
  • Conrad Schumann, 56, East German border guard, suicide by hanging.[104]
  • George Van Peursem, American politician.

21Edit

  • Harry Cranbrook Allen, 81, British historian of the United States.[105]
  • Anastasio Ballestrero, 84, Italian Roman Catholic cardinal.[106]
  • Al Campanis, 81, American baseball executive.[107]
  • Emma Danieli, 61, Italian actress and television personality.[108]
  • Gerhard Gundermann, 43, German singer-songwriter and rock musician, stroke.[109]
  • François Lehideux, 94, French industrialist and member of the Vichy government.[110]
  • Peter Mander, 69, New Zealand yachtsman and Olympic gold medal winner.[111]
  • Elio Morille, 70, Italian rower and Olympic champion.[112]
  • Tom Smith, 88, Scottish football player and manager.

22Edit

  • Phil Campbell, 81, American farmer and politician.[113]
  • Brian Davis, 63, New Zealand Anglican archbishop.
  • Juliusz Bogdan Deczkowski, 74, Polish soldier during World War II, and later inventor and writer.
  • Benny Green, 70, British writer, radio broadcaster and saxophonist, cancer.[114]
  • Norberto Doroteo Méndez, 75, Argentine football player.

23Edit

  • Leonard Jones, 74, Canadian lawyer and politician.
  • Kurt Kren, 68, Austrian avant-garde filmmaker.[115]
  • Ida Krottendorf, 71, Austrian actress, cancer.[116]
  • Bill Lee, 86, American gridiron football player.[117]
  • Paul O'Dwyer, 90, Irish-American politician and lawyer.[118]
  • Maureen O'Sullivan, 87, American actress, heart attack.[119]

24Edit

  • Francine Agazarian, 85, French spy during World War II.
  • Canito, 67, Spanish footballer.[120]
  • Beatrice Mandelman, 85, American abstract artist, cancer.[121]
  • Henry G. Saperstein, 80, American film producer and distributor.

25Edit

  • David Ayalon, 84, Israeli historian of Islam and the Middle East.[122]
  • Hans Friedrich, 81, German politician and member of the Bundestag.
  • Arthur Lewis, 81, British politician.
  • Lounès Matoub, 42, Algerian Berber singer, poet and political activist, assassinated.[123]
  • Jirō Takamatsu, 62, Japanese artist.

26Edit

  • Pierre Angénieux, 90, French engineer and optician.[124]
  • Frank Arkell, 62, Australian politician, murdered.[125]
  • John Malcolm Brinnin, 81, Canadian-American poet and literary critic.[126]
  • Bobby Cairns, 69, Scottish football player.
  • Sero Khanzadyan, 82, Armenian writer.
  • Vladimir Petukhov, 48, Russian mayor of Nefteyugansk, killed.
  • Luciano Pezzi, 77, Italian road bicycle racer.[127]
  • Derek Rayner, Baron Rayner, 72, English businessman and life peer.[128]
  • Hacı Sabancı, 63, Turkish businessman and philanthropist, lung cancer.
  • Dick Schulz, 81, American basketball player.[129]
  • William R. Sears, 70, American politician.

27Edit

  • Pierre Boutang, 81, French philosopher, poet and translator.[130]
  • David Laitt, 67, English cricketer.
  • Sumati Morarjee, 91, Indian businessman.
  • Gilles Rocheleau, 62, Canadian politician.
  • Homi J.H. Taleyarkhan, 86, Indian politician and Gandhian.
  • Joyce Wieland, 67, Canadian experimental visual artist, Alzheimer's disease.[131]
  • Peter H. Wyden, 74, American journalist and writer.[132]

28Edit

  • Jonathan Benair, 47, American actor (The Brave Little Toaster), cerebral hemorrhage and heart attack.[133]
  • Marion Eugene Carl, 82, American flying ace during World War II and record-setting test pilot, shot during robbery.[134]
  • Bill Elias, 75, American football coach.[135]
  • Božidar Ferjančić, 69, Serbian historian.
  • Louis Hostin, 90, French weightlifter and Olympic champion.[136]
  • Glenn Montgomery, 31, American gridiron football player, ALS.[137]
  • Brita Collett Paus, 80, Norwegian humanitarian leader.
  • Jean-Yves Raimbaud, 40, French animator and cartoonist, lung cancer.[138]
  • Jack Rowley, 79, English footballer.
  • Birger Sandberg, 80, Swedish football player and manager.
  • Kamala Sohonie, 85, Indian biochemist.
  • Denis Williams, 75, Guyanese painter, author and archaeologist.[139]

29Edit

  • Slavko Dokmanović, 48, Croatian Serbian war criminal, suicide by hanging.
  • Joseph G. Galway, 75, American meteorologist.[140]
  • Jess Hahn, 76, American-French actor.[141]
  • Horst Jankowski, 62, German classical pianist, lung cancer.[142]
  • Küllo Kõiv, 25, Estonian wrestler, car accident.[143]
  • Kamalakara Kameshwara Rao, 86, Indian film director, cardiac arrest.
  • Frank Rowlett, 90, American cryptologist.[144]

30Edit

  • Galina Brezhneva, 69, Soviet and Russian socialite and daughter of General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev, cerebrovascular disease.
  • Renato Capecchi, 74, Italian baritone, actor, and opera director.[145]
  • Giorgio Carpi, 89, Italian football player.
  • George Parsons, 84, Canadian ice hockey player.[146]
  • John Peter, 61, Indian field hockey player.[147]
  • Bob Pryde, 85, Scottish football player.[148]

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