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List of notable deaths in a month
The following is a list of notable deaths in August 2003 .
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.
August 2003
1
2
Ken Coote , 75, English footballer.
Don Estelle , 70, British actor.
Vladimir Golovanov , 64, Russian weightlifter.
[4]
Charles Kerruish , 86,
Manx politician.
Mike Levey , 55, American
infomercial host, cancer.
Paulinho Nogueira , 75, Brazilian guitarist, singer and composer.
[5]
Mohamad Adnan Robert , 85, Malaysian politician, Governor of
Sabah .
Willem Wilmink , 66, Dutch poet and writer.
[6]
Lesley Woods , 92, American radio, stage and television actress.
[7]
3
Norah Isaac , 88, Welsh author, drama producer and campaigner for Welsh-language education.
Joseph Saidu Momoh , 66, President of Sierra Leone.
[8]
Peter Safar , 79, Austrian-born American physician, cancer.
[9]
Roger Voudouris , 48, American singer-songwriter and guitarist, liver disease.
[10]
4
Pål Arne Fagernes , 29, Norwegian javelin thrower and olympian, car accident.
[11]
Chung Mong-hun , 54, Korean businessman, suicide.
Frederick Chapman Robbins , 86, American pediatrician and
virologist .
[12]
Alice Saunier-Seité , 78, French geographer, historian, academic and politician of the Parti Républicain.
[13]
Sarup Singh , 86, Indian academic and politician.
Anthony of Sourozh , 89, Russian monk, broadcaster, longest-
ordained
hierarch of the
Russian Orthodox Church .
[14]
Redd Stewart , 80, American country music songwriter and recording artist.
[15]
James Welch , 62, American
Blackfeet and
Gros Ventre writer and poet (
Winter in the Blood ,
Fools Crow ), lung cancer.
[16]
5
Tite Curet Alonso , 77, Puerto Rican music composer, critic and journalist, heart attack.
Dick Fouts , 69, Canadian football player.
Maurice Mollin , 79, Belgian racing cyclist.
[17]
Manuel Mur Oti , 94, Spanish screenwriter and film director.
[18]
Samuel J. Tedesco , 88, American politician,
Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut .
Don Turnbull , 66, English journalist and games magazine editor.
Benjamin Vaughan , 85, Welsh
Anglican priest,
Bishop of Swansea and Brecon .
[19]
6
Julius Baker , 87, American flute player, principal flutist of the
New York Philharmonic for 18 years.
[20]
Robin Banerjee , 94, Indian environmentalist and wildlife photographer.
[21]
Louis Lasagna , 80, American physician and professor of
medicine ,
lymphoma .
[22]
Roberto Marinho , 98, Brazilian businessman,
lung cancer .
[23]
Grover Mitchell , 73, American
jazz trombonist, cancer.
[24]
Christine Noonan , 58, British actress, cancer.
Wilhelm Schneemelcher , 88, German
Protestant
theologian
[25]
Larry Taylor , 85, English actor and stuntman.
7
Carlo Felice Bianchi Anderloni , 87, Italian automobile designer.
Grigory Bondarevsky , 83, Russian professor, writer, and historian, murdered.
[26]
Charles Jones , 85, Australian politician.
Roxie Collie Laybourne , 92, American
ornithologist .
[27]
Mickey McDermott , 74, American baseball player (
Boston Red Sox ,
Washington Senators ,
Kansas City Athletics ),
colorectal cancer .
[28]
F. T. Prince , 90, British poet and academic.
[29]
Pierre Vilar , 97, French historian, authoritative historian of Spain.
[30]
Rajko Žižić , 48, Yugoslavian basketball player (
Summer Olympics medals:
1976 silver ,
1980 gold ,
1984 bronze ), heart attack.
[31]
8
Martha Chase , 75, American geneticist,
pneumonia .
[32]
Robert J. Donovan , 90, American correspondent, author and presidential historian.
[33]
Lilli Gyldenkilde , 67, Danish politician, cancer.
Bhupen Khakhar , 69, Indian contemporary artist, cancer.
[34]
Frank Large , 63, English football player.
[35]
Allan McCready , 86, New Zealand politician.
Jack Noreiga , 67, West Indian cricket player.
[36]
Lenton Parr , 78, Australian sculptor and teacher.
[37]
Antonis Samarakis , 83, Greek writer of the post-war generation, heart attack.
[38]
Edna Skinner , 82, American film and television actress.
[39]
Falaba Issa Traoré , 73, Malian writer, comedian, playwright, and theatre and film director.
9
Jimmy Davis , 21, English football player, traffic collision.
[40]
Jacques Deray , 74, French film director and screenwriter, cancer.
[41]
Ray Harford , 58, English football manager,
lung cancer .
[42]
Gregory Hines , 57, American dancer, actor,
liver cancer .
[43]
Chester Ludgin , 77, American baritone, cancer.
[44]
Lesley Manyathela , 21, South African soccer player, traffic collision.
Bill Perkins , 79, American
cool jazz saxophonist and flutist.
[45]
William "Billy" George Rogell , 98, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox,
Detroit Tigers ,
Chicago Cubs ).
[46]
Bhabesh Chandra Sanyal , 102, Indian painter, sculptor and art teacher.
Trevor Smith , 67, English football player, lung cancer.
[47]
Herbie Steward , 77, American
jazz saxophonist.
Esmond Wright , 87, British historian, media personality and politician (
Member of Parliament for
Glasgow Pollok ).
[48]
10
Kimal Akishev , 79, Scientist, archeologist, and historian.
[49]
Constance Chapman , 91, English actor.
[50]
Carmita Jiménez , 64, Puerto Rican singer.
Cedric Price , 68, English architect and writer.
[51]
11
Roger Antoine , 81, French basketball player (
1956 Olympic basketball ,
1960 Olympic basketball ).
[52]
Armand Borel , 80, Swiss mathematician.
[53]
Herb Brooks , 66, American hockey player and coach (
1980 Olympic gold medal winning "
Miracle on Ice " hockey team), traffic collision.
[54]
Jean Courteaux , 76, French football player.
[55]
Jean Dréjac , 82, French singer and composer.
Basil Kelly , 73, Bahamian Olympic sailor.
[56]
Diana Mosley , 93, English socialite, one of the
Mitford sisters and widow of fascist leader
Oswald Mosley , stroke.
[57]
John K. G. Shearman , 72, British art historian.
[58]
Joseph Ventaja , 73, French boxer (
bronze medal in
featherweight boxing at the
1952 Summer Olympics ).
[59]
Dennis Walker , 58, English football player.
Sigmund Widmer , 84, Swiss historian, writer and politician.
12
Christian Boussus , 95, French tennis player.
[60]
Sir William Douglas , 81, Barbadian jurist,
Chief Justice of Barbados (1965–1986).
Håkon Kyllingmark , 88, Norwegian military officer and businessman.
Walter J. Ong , 90, American
Jesuit
priest , professor of
English literature ,
historian , and
philosopher .
[61]
13
Ward Bennett , 85, American designer and artist.
[62]
Charlie Devens , 93, American baseball player (
New York Yankees ).
[63]
Lothar Emmerich , 61, German football player,
lung cancer .
[64]
Michael Maclagan , 89, British historian.
Ed Townsend , 74, American songwriter and producer, heart attack.
[65]
14
Moshe Carmel , 92, Israeli Major General and politician.
Viktor Ivanov , 72, Russian rower and Olympic silver medalist.
[66]
Lev Kerbel , 85, Soviet and Russian sculptor of socialist realist works.
Donal Lamont , 92, Irish-Rhodesian Roman Catholic bishop and
Nobel Peace Prize nominee.
[67]
Helmut Rahn , 73, German footballer.
[68]
Robin Thompson , 72, Irish rugby player.
Kirk Varnedoe , 57, American art historian, chief curator at the
Museum of Modern Art , cancer.
[69]
15
Janny Brandes-Brilleslijper , 86, Dutch nurse,
Nazi resister and last known person to see
Anne Frank .
[70]
Red Hardy , 80, American baseball player (
New York Giants ).
[71]
Nehemia Levtzion , 67, Israeli scholar of African history.
[72]
Enric Llaudet , 86, Spanish businessman and sports executive.
Gerhard Mauz , 77, German journalist and correspondent for judicial processes.
Eric Nisenson , 57, American author and
jazz historian,
kidney failure related to
leukemia .
[73]
16
Idi Amin , 78, Ugandan military officer,
President of Uganda (1971-1979).
[74]
Ali Bakar , 55, Malaysian footballer, heart attack.
Nandor Balazs , 77, Hungarian-American physicist.
[75]
Bert Crane , 80, Australian politician.
Manuel Peçanha , 85, Brazilian football player.
Gösta Sundqvist , 46, Finnish musician and radio personality, heart attack.
James Whitehead , 67, American poet and novelist (Joiner ).
[76]
17
Ben Belitt , 92, American poet and translator.
[77]
Mazen Dana , 43, Palestinian journalist, shot by US Army.
[78]
Haroldo de Campos , 73, Brazilian poet, critic, professor and translator.
[79]
Connie Douglas Reeves , 101, member of the
National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame , complications following a fall.
18
Don Eliason , 85, American gridiron football player.
[80]
Álvaro Gaxiola , 66, Mexican Olympic diver.
[81]
Tony Jackson , 65, English singer and bass-guitar player,
alcoholism ,
liver cirrhosis .
Jocelyne Jocya , 61, French singer and songwriter,
breast cancer .
[82]
19
Al Bansavage , 65, American professional football player (
USC ,
Los Angeles Chargers ,
Oakland Raiders ).
[83]
Dennis Flynn , 79, Canadian politician, heart attack.
Lester Mondale , 99, American
Unitarian minister and humanist.
John Munro , 72, Canadian politician (member of
Parliament of Canada representing
Hamilton East , Ontario).
[84]
Carlos Roberto Reina , 77, Honduran politician, lawyer and diplomat,
president (1994-1998), suicide.
Notable victims killed in the
Canal Hotel bombing in
Baghdad, Iraq :
Gillian Clark , 47, Canadian aid worker for the
Christian Children's Fund
Reham Al-Farra , 29, Jordanian diplomat and journalist.
Arthur Helton , 54, American Director of peace and conflict studies at the U.S.
Council on Foreign Relations .
Reza Hosseini , 43, Iranian
UNOHCI humanitarian affairs officer
Jean-Sélim Kanaan , 33, Egyptian, Italian and French
United Nations diplomat and member of Sérgio Vieira de Mello's staff.
Sérgio Vieira de Mello , 55, Brazilian UN diplomat and
Secretary-General's Special Representative in Iraq .
[85]
Fiona Watson , 35, Scottish member of Vieira de Mello's staff, political affairs officer.
Nadia Younes , 57, Egyptian United Nations aide, chief of staff for
Vieira de Mello .
20
Igor Farkhutdinov , 53, Russian politician, Governor of
Sakhalin Oblast (1995–2003).
John Harvey , 63, English cricket player.
[86]
Ian MacDonald , 54, British music critic, suicide.
Hayriye Ayşe Nermin Neftçi , 78/79, Turkish jurist and politician.
John Ogbu , 64, Nigerian-American
anthropologist and professor, post-surgery heart attack.
[87]
Andrew Ray , 64, British actor, heart attack.
[88]
21
Vasily Borisov , 80, Soviet rifle shooter and Olympic champion.
[89]
Ken Coleman , 78, American radio and television sportscaster.
[90]
John Coplans , 83, British artist, art writer, curator, and museum director.
[91]
Ismail Abu Shanab , 52–53, Palestinian political leader, founder and second in command of
Hamas , Israeli helicopter missile strike.
[92]
Kathy Wilkes , 57, English philosopher and education worker in
Eastern Europe .
[93]
Wesley Willis , 40, American singer-songwriter and visual artist,
leukemia .
[94]
22
Imperio Argentina , 92, Argentine actress and singer.
[95]
Colleen Browning , 85, American painter.
[96]
Arnold Gerschwiler , 89, Swiss figure skating trainer.
Jindřich Polák , 78, Czech film and television director.
[97]
Tony Rudd , 80, British engineer involved in
aero engine design and
motor racing .
V. Somashekhar , 66, Indian film director, producer and screenwriter,
kidney failure .
Floyd Tillman , 88, American
country musician and
honky tonk pioneer.
[98]
23
Hy Anzell , 79, American actor (
Little Shop of Horrors ,
Checking Out ,
Bananas ,
Annie Hall ).
[99]
J. Bowyer Bell , 71, American historian, artist and art critic, best known as a
terrorism expert, kidney failure.
[100]
Bobby Bonds , 57, American baseball player (
San Francisco Giants ,
California Angels ), brain cancer,
lung cancer .
[101]
Maurice Buret , 94, French
equestrian competitor (gold medal in
equestrian team dressage at the
1948 Summer Olympics ).
[102]
Mal Colston , 65, Australian politician,
biliary tract cancer .
Jack Dyer , 89,
Australian rules football legend.
[103]
John Geoghan , 68, American pedophile priest, blunt trauma.
Marion Hargrove , 83, American writer.
[104]
Robert N. C. Nix, Jr. , 75, American judge, chief justice of the
Pennsylvania Supreme Court (1984-1996),
Alzheimer's disease .
[105]
A. N. Murthy Rao , 103, Indian writer and activist.
Michael Kijana Wamalwa , 58, Kenyan politician, eighth
Vice-President of Kenya .
[106]
24
Robert C. Bruce , 88, American actor.
John Melville Burgess , 94, American
bishop of the
Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts , first African-American to head an
Episcopal diocese.
[107]
Phuntsho Choden , 92, Queen consort of Bhutan.
Franklin Green , 70, American Olympic free-pistol sport shooter.
[108]
Theodore Lettvin , 76, American concert pianist and conductor.
[109]
John Jacob Rhodes , 86, American politician (
House Minority Leader ,
U.S. Representative for
Arizona's 1st congress. dist. ), cancer.
[110]
Amina Rizk , 93, Egyptian actress, heart attack.
Wilfred Thesiger , 93, British explorer.
[111]
Zena Walker , 69, British actress (
Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Play for
A Day in the Death of Joe Egg ).
[112]
Kent Walton , 86, British sports commentator, known for his wrestling commentary on
ITV's
World of Sport from 1955 to 1988.
[113]
25
Tom Feelings , 70, American cartoonist, children's book illustrator, and author.
[114]
Hjalmar Pettersson , 96, Swedish
cyclist (
men's individual road race at the
1928 Summer Olympics ).
[115]
Ajit Vachani , 52, Indian film and television actor.
Waid Vanderpoel , 81, American financier and
conservationist .
[116]
26
Wayne Andre , 71, American jazz
trombonist and
session musician (
Liza Minnelli ,
Bruce Springsteen ,
Alice Cooper ).
[117]
Tuanku Bahiyah , 73, Malaysian
sultanah and
raja , cancer.
Lucius Burckhardt , 78, Swiss sociologist and economist.
Wilma Burgess , 64, American country music singer ("
Misty Blue ", "
Baby ", "
Don't Touch Me "), heart attack.
[118]
Clive Charles , 51, English football player, coach and television announcer,
prostate cancer .
Hans Fränkel , 86, German-American
sinologist .
[119]
Peter Harper , 81, British racing driver.
Bimal Kar , 81, Bengali writer and novelist.
[120]
Keith J. Laidler , 87, English-Canadian Canadian physical chemist.
[121]
Hasan Mammadov , 64, Soviet/Azerbaijani film actor.
Jim Wacker , American college football coach (
Texas Christian University ,
University of Minnesota ), cancer.
[122]
27
Mick Connelly , 87, New Zealand politician.
Jinx Falkenburg , 84, American actress and model.
[123]
Pierre Poujade , 82, French
populist politician.
[124]
William J. Scherle , 80, American politician.
[125]
Nikolai Todorov , 82, Bulgarian historian and politician, acting
President (1990).
Charles Van Horne , 82, Canadian politician (member of Parliament of Canada representing
Restigouche—Madawaska , New Brunswick).
[126]
28
William Cochran , 81, British physicist,
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis .
Michel Constantin , 79, French film actor, heart attack.
[127]
Peter Hacks , 75, German playwright and author.
[128]
François Missoffe , 83, French politician and diplomat.
[129]
Yury Saulsky , 74, Soviet and Russian composer, author.
David Truman , 90, American academic.
[130]
29
Herbert Abrams , 82, American portrait artist (
Jimmy Carter ,
George H. W. Bush ,
William Westmoreland ,
Arthur Miller ).
[131]
Mohammad Baqir al-Hakim , 63, Iraqi cleric and politician,
bombing .
Horace W. Babcock , 90, American
astronomer , director of the
Palomar Observatory from 1964 to 1978.
[132]
Anant Balani , 41, Indian film director and screenwriter, heart attack.
[133]
Nguyen Xuan Oanh , 82, Vietnamese economist and politician.
Patrick Procktor , 67, British painter and printmaker.
[134]
Bruno Sutkus , 79, Lithuanian-German sniper during World War II, credited with 209 kills.
George Thoms , 76, Australian cricket player.
[135]
Corrado Ursi , 95, Italian prelate of the
Roman Catholic Church .
[136]
Vladimír Vašíček , 83, Czech painter.
[137]
30
Robert Abplanalp , 81, American inventor and industrialist, confidant of
Richard Nixon , lung cancer.
[138]
Webster Anderson , 70, American
U.S. Army soldier and
Medal of Honor recipient for his actions in the
Vietnam War .
[139]
Charles Bronson , 81, American actor (
The Magnificent Seven ,
The Great Escape ,
Death Wish ),
pneumonia .
[140]
Donald Davidson , 86, American philosopher.
[141]
Claude Passeau , 94, American baseball player (
Pittsburgh Pirates ,
Philadelphia Phillies ,
Chicago Cubs ).
[142]
31
Pierre Cahuzac , 76, French football player and manager.
[143]
Jelena de Belder-Kovačič , 78, Slovenian-Belgian
botanist and
horticulturist .
[144]
Choe In-dok , 85, North Korean army officer and politician.
John Storrs , 83, American architect in Oregon.
[145]
Pavel Tigrid , 85, Czech writer, publisher, author and politician, suicide.
[146]
Jung Yong-hoon , 24, South Korean footballer, car accident.
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