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The following is a list of notable deaths in September 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.

September 1994Edit

1Edit

  • Konrad Ameln, 95, German hymnologist and musicologist.[1]
  • Artur Balsam, 88, Polish-American classical pianist and pedagogue.[2]
  • Thomas Chastain, 73, American author of crime fiction, lung cancer.[3]
  • Hollis B. Chenery, 76, American economist.[4]
  • Bob Greenwood, 66, Mexican baseball player.[5]
  • Wallis Mathias, 59, Pakistani cricket player.
  • Charles Saunders, 91, New Zealand rower.[6]

2Edit

  • Roy Castle, 62, English dancer, singer, actor, television presenter and musician, lung cancer.[7]
  • Walter Chyzowych, 57, Ukrainian-American soccer player.
  • Édouard Delberghe, 58, French racing cyclist.[8]
  • Eugene Lawler, 61, American computer scientist.
  • Giuseppe Martano, 83, Italian road bicycle racer.
  • Mildred H. McAfee, 94, American academic, naval officer, and religious leader.[9]
  • Harold Lamont Otey, 43, American convicted murderer, execution by electrocution.[10]
  • Józef Światło, 79, Polish intelligence officer and defector .[11]

3Edit

  • James Thomas Aubrey, Jr., 75, American television and film executive, heart attack.[12]
  • Harold Brewster, 91, American field hockey player.[13]
  • Nikos Hadjikyriakos-Ghikas, 88, Greek painter, sculptor, engraver, writer and academic.[14]
  • Monja Jaona, 84, Malagasy politician and nationalist.
  • Major Lance, 55, American R&B singer, cardiovascular disease.[15]
  • Bernice Robinson, 80, American Civil Rights activist and education proponent.
  • Billy Wright, 70, English football player, stomach cancer.[16]

4Edit

  • Mark Bonham Carter, Baron Bonham-Carter, 72, English publisher and politician.[17]
  • Richard Martin, 76, American actor, leukemia.
  • Roger Thomas, 68, British politician and Member of Parliament.[18]
  • Robert Weaver, 70, American illustrator.[19]

5Edit

  • Hank Aguirre, 63, American baseball player and businessman, prostate cancer.[20]
  • Shimshon Amitsur, 73, Israeli mathematician.[21]
  • Bob Matheson, 49, American gridiron football player, lymphoma.[22]
  • John Newman, 47, Australian politician, murdered.
  • Rudolf Raftl, 83, Austrian football goalkeeper.[23]
  • Cliff Speegle, 76, American football player, coach, and college athletics administrator.[24]
  • Ike Williams, 71, American Lightweight world boxing champion.
  • Fred Wilt, 73, American runner, Olympian, and FBI agent.[25]

6Edit

  • Louie Beltran, 58, Philippine journalist and columnist, heart attack.
  • Egon Eis, 83, Austrian screenwriter.[26]
  • Edward Russell Gaines, 67, New Zealand Catholic bishop.
  • Nicky Hopkins, 50, English pianist and organist.[27]
  • Max Kaminsky, 85, American jazz trumpeter and bandleader.[28]
  • Duccio Tessari, 67, Italian director, screenwriter and actor, cancer.[29]
  • Paul Xuereb, 71, Maltese politician and President of Malta.

7Edit

  • James Clavell, 72, Australian-American author (Shōgun) and screenwriter (The Great Escape, The Fly), cancer.[30]
  • Eric Crozier, 79, British theatrical director and opera librettist.[31]
  • Georges Damitio, 70, French high jumper.[32]
  • Chester A. Dolan, Jr., 86, American politician.
  • Alfred Loomis, 81, American investment banker, sailor and Olympic champion.
  • Frederick Manfred, 82, American writer of Westerns, brain cancer.[33]
  • Dennis Morgan, 85, American actor-singer.[34]
  • Godfrey Quigley, 71, Irish actor (Barry Lyndon, All Dogs Go to Heaven, Get Carter), Alzheimer's disease.
  • Nisith Ranjan Ray, 84, Indian historian and social activist.
  • Abul Lais Siddiqui, 78, Pakistani author, researcher, and scholar of Urdu.
  • Terence Young, 79, Irish film director (Dr. No, From Russia with Love, Thunderball), heart attack.[35]

8Edit

  • Juan Alonso, 66, Spanish football player.
  • Clara Breed, 88, American librarian.[36]
  • Margaret Guido, 82, English archaeologist and prehistorian.
  • Walter Heiligenberg, 56, German scientist and neuroethologist, plane crash.[37]
  • Sister Parish, 84, American interior decorator and socialite.[38]
  • János Szentágothai, 81, Hungarian neuroscientist, academian and politician.[39]
  • Eijirō Tōno, 86, Japanese actor (Seven Samurai, Tokyo Story, Tora! Tora! Tora!), heart failure.[40]

9Edit

  • Robert Austerlitz, 70, Romanian-American linguist.[41]
  • Käthe Braun, 80, German actress.[42]
  • Donald Court, 82, British paediatrician.
  • Reg Downing, 89, Australian lawyer, trade unionist and politician.
  • Alfred R. Loeblich, 80, American micropaleontology.[43]
  • Douglas Morrow, 80, American screenwriter and film producer, aneurysm.[44]
  • Patrick O'Neal, 66, American actor (The Way We Were, The Stepford Wives, Under Siege), respiratory failure.[45]

10Edit

  • Frank Broome, 79, English football player and manager.[46]
  • Amy Clampitt, 74, American poet and author.[47]
  • Mariateresa Di Lascia, 40, Italian politician, writer, and human rights activist, cancer.
  • Yevgeniy Dolmatovsky, 79, Soviet/Russian poet and lyricist.
  • Charles Drake, 76, American actor.[48]
  • Max Morlock, 69, German football player, cancer.[49]

11Edit

  • Shimon Avidan, 83, Israeli officer.[50]
  • Dernell Every, 88, American fencer.[51]
  • Marianne Hold, 61, German movie actress, heart attack.[52]
  • Raffaele Sansone, 83, Italo-Uruguayan football player and coach, Uruguay.[53]
  • Sara Sothern, 99, American stage actress, and mother of Elizabeth Taylor.
  • Jessica Tandy, 85, British actress (Driving Miss Daisy, Fried Green Tomatoes, Cocoon), Oscar winner (1990), ovarian cancer.[54]

12Edit

  • Avtandil Chkuaseli, 62, Soviet football player.
  • Theo Crosby, 69, South African architect, writer and sculptor.[55]
  • Jean-Baptiste Duroselle, 76, French historian and professor.[56]
  • Tom Ewell, 85, American actor, and producer.[57]
  • Pat Screen, 51, American attorney, and politician.
  • Frank White, 67, English botanist.[58]
  • Boris Borisovich Yegorov, 56, Soviet physician-cosmonaut, heart attack.[59]

13Edit

  • Hind al-Husseini, 78, Palestinian woman.[60]
  • Erich Buschenhagen, 98, German general in the Nazi Germany Wehrmacht.
  • Juozas Girnius, 79, Lithuanian existentialist philosopher.
  • Richard Herrnstein, 64, American psychologist at Harvard University, lung cancer.[61]
  • Arthur Siegel, 70, American songwriter, heart failure.[62]
  • John Stevens, 54, English drummer.[63]
  • Woodie Wilson, 68, American stock car racing driver, cancer.

14Edit

  • William Berntsen, 82, Danish sailor and Olympic medalist.[64]
  • Heinz Gerischer, 75, German scientist.
  • Marika Krevata, 83, Greek actress.
  • David van de Kop, 56, Dutch painter, draftsman and sculptor.[65]

15Edit

  • Ernst Fuchs, 57, Swiss racing cyclist.[66]
  • Haywood Henry, 81, American jazz baritone saxophonist.[67]
  • Héléna Manson, 96, French film actress.
  • Moana Pozzi, 33, Italian pornographic actress, television personality and politician, liver cancer.
  • Mark Stevens, 77, American actor, cancer.[68]

16Edit

  • Johnny Berry, 68, English football player.
  • Jorge Luis Córdova, 87, Puerto Rican judge and politician.
  • Jaywant Dalvi, 69, Indian writer.
  • Felisa Rincón de Gautier, 97, Puerto Rican politician and women's rights activist, heart attack.[69]
  • Albert Decourtray, 71, French catholic cardinal, cerebral hemorrhage.[70]
  • Jack Dodson, 63, American actor (The Andy Griffith Show, Mayberry R.F.D., All's Fair).[71]
  • Dolly Haas, 84, German-American actress and singer, ovarian cancer.[72]
  • Bernie Leighton, 73, American jazz pianist.[73]
  • Noel Park, 73, Australian soldier, grazier and politician.
  • C. K. Ra, 77, Indian painter and writer.
  • Marshall Sprague, 85, American journalist and author.[74]

17Edit

  • Iris Adrian, 82, American actress and dancer.[75]
  • Arnold Badjou, 85, Belgian football goalkeeper.[76]
  • John Delafose, 55, American French-speaking Creole Zydeco accordionist.[77]
  • Gego, 82, Venezuelan visual artist.[78]
  • Vladimir Gershuni, 64, Soviet dissident and poet.
  • Vitas Gerulaitis, 40, American tennis player, carbon monoxide poisoning.[79]
  • Katsuhiko Nakagawa, 32, Japanese actor and musician, leukemia.
  • Edward James Patten, 89, American lawyer and politician.[80]
  • Karl Popper, 92, Austrian-British philosopher, academic and social commentator.[81]
  • Thorsten Sellin, 97, Swedish-American sociologist, penologist and criminologist.[82]
  • Peter Zaremba, 86, American athlete and Olympian.[83]

18Edit

  • Clarence Long, 85, American politician.[84]
  • Franco Moschino, 44, Italian fashion designer and HIV/AIDS activists, AIDS.[85]
  • Ivan Snoj, 70, Croatian handball coach and referee, official, journalist and publicist.
  • Clarence Williams, 39, American gridiron football player, shot.[86]

19Edit

  • Alberto Closas, 72, Spanish film actor, lung cancer.
  • Joseph Iléo, 73, Congoleze politician and prime minister.
  • Frankie Kennedy, 38, Northern Ire flute and tin whistle player, Ewing's sarcoma.
  • Don Lash, 82, American long-distance runner and Olympian, spinal tumor.[87]

20Edit

  • Benny Baker, 87, American actor and comedian.[88]
  • Michael Dekel, 74, Israeli politician.
  • Jimmy Hamilton, 77, American jazz clarinetist and saxophonist.[89]
  • Abioseh Nicol, 70, Sierra Leone Creole academic, diplomat, physician, and writer.[90]
  • Reto Rossetti, 85, Poet and an Esperantist professor.
  • Jule Styne, 88, English-American songwriter and composer.[91]
  • Bjarne Øen, 95, Norwegian pilot and airforce general.
  • Petr Čepek, 54, Czech actor, lung cancer.

21Edit

  • Jimmy Carter, 70, American world lightweight boxing champion[92]
  • Arthur B. Krim, 84, American entertainment lawyer and movie studio chairman.[93]
  • Louis Orvoën, 74, French politician.
  • Russell Rowe, 79, Canadian politician.

22Edit

  • Teddy Buckner, 85, American jazz trumpeter, cancer.[94]
  • Maria Carta, 60, Italian folk music singer-songwriter, cancer.[95]
  • Igor Chislenko, 55, Soviet/Russian football player.[96]
  • Dorothy Dehner, 93, American painter and sculptor.[97]
  • Leonard Feather, 80, British-American jazz pianist, composer, and producer.[98]
  • Albert Hassler, 90, French ice hockey player and speed skater.[99]
  • Edoardo Molinar, 87, Italian cyclist.[100]
  • Hedwig Potthast, 82, German secretary and mistress of Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler.
  • Andrew Rothstein, 95, British journalist.[101]
  • Bud Sagendorf, 79, American cartoonist, brain cancer.
  • Edward Shackleton, Baron Shackleton, 83, British geographer, Royal Air Force officer and politician.[102]

23Edit

  • Jerry Barber, 78, American golfer.
  • Robert Bloch, 77, American author (Psycho), cancer.[103]
  • Walter Gibbons, 40, American record producer and DJ, AIDS-related complications.
  • Alfred Lemmnitz, 89, East German politician.
  • Antanas Mikėnas, 70, Lithuanian athlete and Olympian.[104]
  • Severino Minelli, 85, Swiss football player.[105]
  • Zbigniew Nienacki, 65, Polish writer.
  • Jürgen Ohlsen, 77, German actor.[106]
  • Madeleine Renaud, 94, French actress.[107]
  • Nagendra Prasad Rijal, 67, Prime Minister of Nepal.
  • Johannes van Damme, 59, Dutch engineer and businessman, executed .

24Edit

  • Barry Bishop, 62, American mountaineer, scientist, photographer and scholar, traffic accident.
  • Kathleen Collins, 91, American film actress of the silent era.
  • Carlos de Cárdenas, 90, Cuban Olympic sailor.[108]
  • Joe Madro, 81, American National Football League football coach.
  • Ruth Niehaus, 69, German actress.[109]
  • Mark Prudkin, 96, Soviet/Russian actor of theater and cinema.[110]
  • Guido Santórsola, 89, Brazilian-Uruguayan composer, violinist, and conductor.
  • Otto Friedrich Walter, 66, Swiss publisher, author and novelist.[111]
  • Muhammed Wattad, 57, Israeli Arab journalist, writer and politician, traffic collision.

25Edit

  • Mark Alexander Abrams, 88, British social scientist.[112]
  • Sašo Mirjanič, 26, Slovenian rower and Olympic medalist, traffic collision.[113]
  • Antonio Negrini, 91, Italian cyclist.[114]
  • Paul Oglesby, 55, American gridiron football player.[115]
  • Lise Ringheim, 68, Danish film actress.
  • Charles Gage Van Riper, 88, American speech therapist.
  • Albert Watson, 72, American politician.[116]

26Edit

  • Maurice Ashley, 87, British historian .[117]
  • Miguel Ángel Lauri, 86, Argentine football player.
  • Louis Ferdinand, Prince of Prussia, 86, German member of the House of Hohenzollern.
  • D. A. Webb, 82, Irish botanist, traffic collision.[118]

27Edit

  • Nigel Bowen, 83, Australian lawyer, politician and judge.
  • Vernon Kirby, 83, South African tennis player.
  • Carlos Lleras Restrepo, 86, Colombian politician and lawyer, respiratory failure.[119]
  • György Tóth, 79, Hungarian football player.

28Edit

  • Urmas Alender, 40, Estonian singer and musician.
  • Greg Latta, 41, American gridiron football player, heart attack.[120]
  • Abeti Masikini, 39, Belgian Congo singer, uterine cancer.
  • José Francisco Ruiz Massieu, 48, Mexican political figure, homicide.
  • Harry Saltzman, 78, Canadian theatre and film producer, heart attack.[121]
  • Robert L. F. Sikes, 88, American politician.[122]
  • K. A. Thangavelu, 77, Indian actor and comedian.
  • Ze'ev Tzur, 83, Israeli politician.

29Edit

  • Cheb Hasni, 26, Algerian raï singer, terrorist attack.[123]
  • O. S. Nock, 89, British railway signal engineer and author.[124]
  • Frederick Schiller, 93, Austrian-British film actor.
  • Jack Spinks, 64, American gridiron football player.[125]

30Edit

  • Wilhelm Ernst Barkhoff, 78, German solicitor, banker, social reformer and anthroposophist.
  • Lina Basquette, 87, American actress, lymphoma.[126]
  • Michael Flannery, 91, Irish republican and founder of NORAID.[127]
  • Edmund Giemsa, 81, Polish soccer player.[128]
  • André Lwoff, 92, French microbiologist and Nobel laureate.[129]
  • Pierre Sabbagh, 76, French television journalist, producer and director.[130]
  • Alex Scott, 34, British thoroughbred racehorse trainer, shot.
  • Roberto Eduardo Viola, 69, Argentine military officer and President of Argentina.[131]
  • Sydney Walker, 73, American actor and voice artist, cancer.[132]

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