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The following is a list of notable deaths in September 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.

September 1998Edit

1Edit

  • Francisco Coching, 78, Filipino comic books illustrator and writer.
  • Albert W. Johnson, 92, American politician.[1]
  • Harry Knudsen, 79, Danish rower and Olympic medalist.[2]
  • Józef Krupiński, 67, Polish poet.
  • Cary Middlecoff, 77, American golfer, heart disease.[3]
  • Nick Murphy, 31, English footballer, car crash.[4]
  • Vere Harmsworth, 3rd Viscount Rothermere, 73, British newspaper magnate.
  • Osman Fahir Seden, 74, Turkish film director, screenwriter and film producer.
  • Ernest Edward Williams, 84, American herpetologist.
  • Petar Šegedin, 89, Croatian writer.

2Edit

  • Jackie Blanchflower, 65, Northern Irish footballer, cancer.[5]
  • Roy Bradford, 77, Northern Irish politician.
  • Mary Lou Clements-Mann, 51, American AIDS researcher, plane crash.[6]
  • Allen Drury, 80, American novelist and Pullizer Prize winner, cardiac arrest, heart attack.[7]
  • Charles A. Ferguson, 77, American linguist.[8]
  • Willie Kizart, 66, American electric blues guitarist.
  • Jonathan Mann, 51, American physician and former head of the WHO's AIDS program, plane crash.[9]
  • Danièle Parola, 93, French film actress.[10]
  • Tommy J. Smith, 81, Australian racehorse trainer.

3Edit

  • Vince Alascia, 84, American comic book artist (Captain America).
  • Samuel Findlay Clark, 89, Canadian Army general.
  • Ellis R. Kerley, 74, American forensic anthropologist.[11]
  • Anup Kumar, 68, Indian actor.
  • Friedrich Körner, 77, World War II Luftwaffe Flying ace.
  • Albert Nemethy, 78, Hungarian-American artist.[12]

4Edit

  • Hans Brenner, 59, Austrian actor.[13]
  • Jimmy Constantine, 78, English football player.
  • Hernando Durán Dussán, Colombian lawyer and politician, respiratory infection.
  • Robert Higgins, 73, American weightlifter.
  • Ernst Jaakson, 93, Estonian diplomat.[14]
  • Elizabeth Kata, 85, Australian writer under the pseudonym "Elizabeth Kata".
  • Charles Kemball, 75, Scottish chemist.
  • Tania Long, 85, American journalist and war correspondent during World War II.[15]
  • Masato Nakae, 80, Japanese American US Army soldier and Medal of Honor recipient.
  • Inge Scholl, 81, German activist and resistance member during World War II, cancer.[16]
  • Lal Waterson, 55, English folksinger and songwriter, cancer.[17]

5Edit

  • Fernando Balzaretti, 52, Mexican actor, cardiovascular disease.
  • Leon Dombrowski, 60, American gridiron football player.[18]
  • Willem Drees, 75, Dutch politician and son of politician Willem Drees.[19]
  • Michael Fleischer, 90, American chemist and mineralogist.
  • Sonny Knight, 64, American singer, songwriter and author, complications following a stroke.
  • Margaret Lefranc, 91, American visual artist.[20]
  • Félix Morisseau-Leroy, 86, Haitian writer.[21]
  • Minoru Niizuma, 67, Japanese abstract sculptor, stroke.[22]
  • Verner Panton, 72, Danish interior designer.[23]
  • Leo Penn, 77, American actor and director, lung cancer.[24]
  • Billy Soose, 83, American boxer.

6Edit

  • Ernst-Hugo Järegård, 69, Swedish cult actor, multiple myeloma.
  • Akira Kurosawa, 88, Japanese film director and screenwriter (Seven Samurai, Rashomon, Throne of Blood), stroke.[25]
  • Hava Lazarus-Yafeh, 68, German-Israeli orientalist and academic.
  • Ric Segreto, 45, American-Filipino singer-songwriter and actor, motorcycle accident.
  • Elaine Shepard, 85, American actress.
  • Denise Spencer, 68, Australian freestyle swimmer and Olympian.[26]

7Edit

  • Håvard Alstadheim, 62, Norwegian economist and politician.
  • Mario Bardi, 77, Italian Realist painter, stroke.
  • André Bonin, 89, French fencer and Olympic champion.[27]
  • Prof. K.M. Chandy, 77, Indian freedom fighter and politician.
  • Valeri Frid, 76, Soviet screenwriter.
  • John Osler Chattock Hayes, 85, British Royal Navy officer.[28]

8Edit

  • Walter Adams, 76, American economist and college professor, pancreatic cancer.[29]
  • Leonid Kinskey, 95, Russian-born actor, complications of a stroke.[30]
  • Arsh Muneer, 70, Pakistani actress and singer.
  • Marco Rizo, 77, Cuban-American pianist, composer, and arranger, heart attack.[31]
  • Bill Shankland, 91, Australian sportsman, heart failure.
  • Ewald Tilker, 86, German canoeist and Olympic medalist.[32]
  • Tryfon Tzanetis, 80, Greek football player and coach.

9Edit

  • Lucio Battisti, 55, Italian singer-songwriter and composer, cancer.[33]
  • Bill Cratty, 47, American modern dancer and choreographer, liver cancer.[34]
  • Eleanor Garatti, 89, American swimmer and Olympic gold medalist.
  • Mariano Martín, 78, Spanish footballer.
  • Catherine Turney, 91, American writer and screenwriter.[35]
  • Jerry Zimmerman, 63, American baseball player and coach.[36]

10Edit

  • Carl Forgione, 54, British actor.
  • Freddie Green, 82, English professional footballer.
  • Vernon Guy, 53, American R&B vocalist.
  • Adolfe de Hoernle, 96, German-American philanthropist.[37]
  • Frederick Rosier, 82, British Royal Air Force commander.
  • Kedar Man Vyathit, 84, Nepali poet.

11Edit

  • Paku Alam VIII, 88, Indonesian royal and Governor of Yogyakarta.
  • Sofía Bassi, 85, Mexican painter and writer, heart failure.
  • Dane Clark, 86, American actor.[38]
  • Stephie D'Souza, 61, Indian athlete and Olympian.[39]
  • Carlos Guimard, 85, Argentine chess Grandmaster.
  • Rolando Morán, 68, Guatemalan revolutionary leader, heart attack.[40]
  • P. S. Veerappa, 87, Indian actor and film producer.

12Edit

  • George E. Danielson, 83, American politician and judge, heart failure.[41]
  • Hans Grimm, 93, German film director and screenwriter.
  • Azem Hajdari, 35, Albanian student leader, murdered.[42]
  • Awang Hassan, 87, Malaysian politician.
  • John Holliman, 49, American broadcast journalist, traffic accident.
  • Henry Spira, 71, Belgian-American animal rights activist, esophageal cancer.[43]

13Edit

  • Talimeren Ao, 80, Indian footballer and physician.[44]
  • Denys Buckley, 92, English barrister and judge.[45]
  • Necdet Calp, 76, Turkish civil servant and politician, heart attack.
  • Aloys Grillmeier, 88, German Jesuit priest and theologian.[46]
  • Frans Hogenbirk, 80, Dutch football player.
  • Owen Horwood, 81, South African economist and politician, heart attack.
  • Antonio Núñez Jiménez, 75, Cuban revolutionary and academic.
  • Harry Lumley, 71, Canadian ice hockey goaltender in the National Hockey League.[47]
  • Phil Ridings, 80, Australian cricket player.
  • George Wallace, 79, American politician and populist, Parkinson's disease.[48]

14Edit

  • Johnny Adams, 66, American blues, jazz and gospel singer, prostate cancer.[49]
  • Hahn William Capps, 95, American entomologist.
  • Sue Geh, 39, Australian women's basketball player, heart failure.[50]
  • Fred Korth, 89, United States Secretary of the Navy.[51]
  • George Scott, 69, English snooker player.
  • Yang Shangkun, 91, President of the People's Republic of China.[52]

15Edit

  • Fred Alderman, 93, American sprint runner and Olympic champion.[53]
  • Barrett Deems, 84, American swing drummer, pneumonia.[54]
  • Charles George Drake, 78, Canadian neurosurgeon.
  • René Ferrier, 61, French football midfielder.
  • Viljo Heino, 84, Finnish long distance runner and Olympian.[55]
  • Reynold B. Johnson, 92, American inventor and computer pioneer, melanoma.[56]
  • Carl Larpenter, 62, American gridiron football player.[57]
  • Caroline Mikkelsen, 91, Danish-Norwegian explorer.
  • Don Perkins, 80, American football player.[58]
  • Louis Rasminsky, 90, Canadian banker.[59]
  • Eva Gabriele Reichmann, 101, German historian and sociologist.[60]

16Edit

  • Egidio Ariosto, 87, Italian politician.
  • Jane Marsh Beveridge, 82, Canadian artist.[61]
  • John Eakins, 75, Canadian politician.
  • Mazhar Khan, Indian actor and producer, renal failure.
  • Bjørn Stenersen, 28, Norwegian racing cyclist and Olympian.[62]
  • John Systad, 86, Norwegian long-distance runner and Olympian.[63]
  • Andrzej Trzaskowski, 65, Polish jazz composer and musicologist.
  • Pak Tu-jin, 82, Korean poet.
  • Harold Vokes, 90, American malacologist and paleontologist.[64]
  • John Woyat, 65, Canadian football player.

17Edit

  • William Albright, 53, American composer, pianist and organist.[65]
  • Ted Binion, 54, American gambling executive.
  • Geoffrey Dutton, 76, Australian author and historian.[66]
  • Win Elliot, 83, American television and radio sportscaster and game show host.[67]
  • April FitzLyon, 78, English translator, biographer, and historian.[68]
  • Gerold Frank, 91, American author and ghostwriter.[69]
  • Red Hoff, 107, American left-handed pitcher in Major League Baseball, fall.[70]
  • Gustav Nezval, 90, Czech stage and film actor.
  • Ralph Pappier, 84, Argentine production designer and film director.
  • Celia Rooke, 96, English printmaker and book illustrator.[71]

18Edit

  • Francelia Butler, 85, American scholar and children's author.[72]
  • Charlie Foxx, 64, American musician.[73]
  • Kurt Hager, 86, East German politician.[74]
  • Erik Holmberg, 76, Norwegian football player.[75]
  • Sam Locke, 81, American writer and director.[76]
  • Harun Nasution, 79, Indonesian scholar.
  • Vadim Rogovin, 61, Russian Trotskyist historian and sociologist.

19Edit

  • Susan Barrantes, 61, British film producer and mother of Sarah, Duchess of York, traffic accident.
  • Patricia Hayes, 88, English actress (The NeverEnding Story, Willow, A Fish Called Wanda).[77]
  • Ran Laurie, 83, British physician, Olympic gold medalist and father of Hugh Laurie, Parkinson's disease.[78]
  • John Norby, 88, American gridiron football player.[79]

20Edit

  • Audrey Alexandra Brown, 93, Canadian poet.[80]
  • Muriel Humphrey Brown, 86, American politician and wife of Vice President Hubert Humphrey.[81]
  • Robert Malachy Burke, 91, Christian socialist and philanthropist.
  • Lila Katzen, 72, American abstract sculptor, liver cancer.[82]
  • Alan Prescott, 71, English rugby league footballer.
  • Raoul Schránil, 88, Czech film actor.[83]

21Edit

  • Margaret Allan, 89, Scottish motor racing driver.[84]
  • Oz Bach, 59, American folk musician, cancer.
  • Clara Calamai, 89, Italian actress, stroke.[85]
  • Florence Griffith Joyner, 38, American track and field athlete, and Olympic champion, epileptic seizure, epilepsy.[86]
  • Vladimir Pokhilko, 44, Soviet-Russian entrepreneur, suicide.
  • Arto Tiainen, 68, Finnish cross-country skier and politician.[87]

22Edit

  • Ymer Dishnica, 86, Albanian politician and physician.
  • Michel Dubé, 39, Canadian outlaw biker and gangster, suicide.
  • Otakhon Latifi, 62, Tajikistan journalist and politician, murdered.[88]
  • Henry Mayer, 72, German composer.
  • Doug Smith, 73, Scottish rugby union player.[89]

23Edit

  • Søren Andersen, 72, Danish football player.
  • Ray Bowden, 89, English footballer.[90]
  • Mary Frann, 55, American actress (Newhart, Days of Our Lives, Knots Landing), heart attack.[91]
  • Brian Masters, 65, British Anglican prelate, Bishop of Fulham and Edmonton.
  • Héctor Vilches, 72, Uruguayan football player.
  • Robert Wells, 75, American songwriter and television producer.[92]

24Edit

  • Genrich Altshuller, 71, Soviet engineer, inventor, and writer, Parkinson's disease.[93]
  • Rosendo Balinas Jr., 57, Filipino chess grandmaster.
  • Frank Curran, 81, English footballer.
  • Jeff Moss, 56, American composer, playwright and television writer, colon cancer.[94]
  • Ernie Pannell, 81, American gridiron football player.[95]

25Edit

  • Billy Giles, 41, Northern Irish UVF volunteer , suicide by hanging.
  • Shaukat Hayat Khan, 83, Pakistani politician, activist and military officer.
  • Johnny McGrory, 83, Scottish boxer.
  • Wim Schepers, 55, Dutch road cyclist, cardiac arrest.[96]
  • Cas Walker, 96, American politician and radio and TV personality.
  • Caspar Wrede, 69, Finnish theatre and film director.[97]

26Edit

  • Giovanni Barbini, 97, Italian naval officer during World War II.
  • Betty Carter, 68, American jazz singer, pancreatic cancer.[98]
  • Jack Haskell, 79, American singer and announcer.[99]
  • Jerome D. Mack, 77, American banker, fundraiser and philanthropist, cancer.[100]
  • Harald Vock, 73, German television producer and director.[101]

27Edit

  • Alex Joseph, 62, American outspoken polygamist and founder of the Confederate Nations of Israel, a Mormon fundamentalist sect, liver cancer.
  • Karlheinz Kaske, 70, German manager and CEO of the Siemens AG from 1981 to 1992.[102]
  • Narita Bryan, 7, Japanese racehorse, gastric rupture.
  • Shawn Phelan, 23, American actor (Toy Soldiers), brain injury.
  • Doak Walker, 71, American football player (Detroit Lions) and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, skiing accident.[103]

28Edit

  • Eric Malling, 52, Canadian television journalist, brain hemorrhage after fall.
  • Joan Maude, 90, English actress.[104]
  • Marcel Pourbaix, 94, Belgian chemist.
  • Louis L. Redding, 96, American lawyer and civil rights advocate.[105]
  • Shiv Prasaad Singh, 70, Indian writer and academic.
  • George Tranter, 83, English football player.

29Edit

  • Tom Bradley, 80, American politician and police officer, heart attack.[106]
  • Valston Hancock, 91, Australian commander in the Royal Australian Air Force.[107]
  • Gordon W. Richards, 68, British racehorse trainer.
  • Joachim Count of Schönburg-Glauchau, 69, Geman nobleman.

30Edit

  • D. Bruce Berry, 74, American comic book artist (Captain America).[108]
  • Laurie Brown, 61, English football player and manager.[109]
  • Frank Forberger, 55, East German rower and Olympic champion, brain cancer.[110]
  • Marius Goring, 86, English actor, cancer.[111]
  • Nechama Hendel, 62, Israeli singer.
  • Émile Krieps, 78, Luxembourgish army officer and politician.
  • Bruno Munari, 90, Italian artist and designer.
  • Stephen Pearlman, 63, American actor (Die Hard with a Vengeance, Pi, Quiz Show), cancer.[112]
  • Dan Quisenberry, 45, American baseball player, brain cancer.[113]
  • Robert R. Squires, 45, American chemist.
  • Robert Lewis Taylor, 86, American author and Pullizer Prize winner.[114]
  • Pavel Štěpán, 73, Czech pianist.

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