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List of notable deaths in a month
The following is a list of notable deaths in March 2002 .
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.
March 2002
1
John Blume , 92, American
structural engineer , known as "the father of earthquake engineering".
[1]
C. Farris Bryant , 87, American Governor (
34th Governor of Florida from 1961 to 1965).
[2]
John Challens , 86, British scientist and civil servant, helped develop Britain's first atomic bomb.
[3]
David DiMeglio , 35, American professional wrestler, heart attack.
Leigh Gerdine , 85, American musician, composer, and civic leader, heart attack.
David Mann , 85, American songwriter.
[4]
Bob Smith , 76, American professional football player (
Brooklyn Dodgers ,
Detroit Lions ).
[5]
Hocine Soltani , 29, Algerian boxer, murdered.
Doreen Waddell , 36, British soul singer (
Soul II Soul ), struck by vehicle.
[6]
John Wieners , 68, American poet.
[7]
Roger Wilson , 96, British Anglican prelate.
[8]
2
Andrés Archila , 88, Guatemalan violinist and music conductor.
[9]
Alvin Eicoff , 80, American advertising executive, known as a founder of
direct response television advertising.
[10]
Pasquale Giannattasio , 61, Italian sprinter.
[11]
Friedrich Gorenstein , 69, Russian-Jewish author and screenwriter.
Don Haig , 68, Canadian filmmaker, editor, and producer.
Jason Mayélé , 26, Congolese football player, traffic collision.
Halfdan Rasmussen , 87, Danish poet.
[12]
Fritz-Rudolf Schultz , 85, German army officer during World War II and politician.
Alexei Yegorov , 26, Russian ice hockey player (
San Jose Sharks ), beating.
[13]
3
Henry Nathaniel Andrews , 91, American
paleobotanist .
[14]
G. M. C. Balayogi , 50, Indian lawyer and politician, helicopter crash.
Vijaya Bhaskar , 71, Indian music director and composer, heart attack.
Marvin E. Frankel , 81, American judge (
US district judge of the
United States District Court for the Southern District of New York ).
[15]
Harlan Howard , 74, American country music songwriter ("
I Fall to Pieces ", "
Busted ", "
Heartaches By The Number ", "
Why Not Me ").
[16]
Charles H. MacDonald , 87, American Air Force officer and a
fighter ace during World War II.
Fran McKee , 75,
American Navy
Rear Admiral .
Al Pollard , 73, American gridiron football player (
Army ,
New York Yanks ,
Philadelphia Eagles ) and broadcaster, lymphoma.
[17]
Roy Porter , 55, British historian and writer, heart attack.
[18]
H. Keith Thompson , 79, American
neo-Nazi and political writer..
4
John A. Chapman , 36,
US Air Force
combat controller who was posthumously awarded the
Medal of Honor .
Eric Flynn , 62, British actor and singer (
Ivanhoe ,
The Caesars ,
Freewheelers ), cancer.
[19]
Ryō Hanmura , 68, Japanese science fiction, fantasy, and horror author,
pneumonia .
Ugnė Karvelisehebeb , 66, Lithuanian writer and diplomat.
[20]
Bernard Matemera , 56, Zimbabwean sculptor.
Stephen McGonagle , 87, Northern Irish and Irish trade unionist.
Elyne Mitchell , 88, Australian author.
[21]
Prunella Ransome , 59, English actress,
throat cancer .
K. V. Raghunatha Reddy , 77, Indian politician.
Shirley Ann Russell , 66, British costume designer, cancer.
[22]
Velibor Vasović , 62, Serbian footballer and manager, heart attack.
Jean Elizabeth Geiger Wright , 78, American conservationist, educator, and animal activist.
5
Howard Cannon , 90, American politician (
U.S. Senator from Nevada from 1959 to 1983).
[23]
Stanisław Jankowski , 90, Polish
SOE agent and resistance fighter during World War II.
Surendra Jha 'Suman' , 91, Indian poet, writer, publisher and politician, heart failure.
Frances Macdonald , 87, English painter.
Clay Smith , 87, American baseball player (
Cleveland Indians ,
Detroit Tigers ).
[24]
6
Chuck Chapman , 90, Canadian Olympic basketball player (silver medal in
basketball at the 1936 Summer Olympics ).
[25]
Richard Kenneth Dell , 81, New Zealand
malacologist .
[26]
Bryan Fogarty , 32, Canadian ice hockey player (
Quebec Nordiques ,
Pittsburgh Penguins ,
Montreal Canadiens ), enlarged heart.
[27]
Walter Goodman , 74, American author and journalist for
The New York Times .
[28]
David Jenkins , 89, Welsh librarian.
Johnny Norlander , 81, American basketball player.
[29]
Bill Radovich , 86, American gridiron football player and film actor.
Henry Rapoport , 83, American organic chemist and academic.
Ralph Rumney , 67, English artist, cancer.
[30]
Dietrich Schmidt , 82, German
Luftwaffe
night fighter
ace during World War II.
Elizabeth W. Stone , 83, American librarian and educator.
Ernie Williamson , 79, American gridiron football player (
Washington Redskins ,
New York Giants ,
Los Angeles Dons ).
[31]
Donald Wilson , 91, British television writer and producer (
The Forsyte Saga ,
Doctor Who ).
[32]
7
Doris Twitchell Allen , 100, American
child psychologist .
[33]
Geoff Charles , 93, Welsh photojournalist.
[34]
Daaf Drok , 87, Dutch football player.
[35]
John Goodyear , 81, American gridiron football player.
[36]
Troy Graham , 52, American professional wrestler, heart attack.
Mickey Haslin , 92, American baseball player (
Philadelphia Phillies ,
Boston Bees ,
New York Giants ).
[37]
Ian Vernon Hogg , 75, British author of books and biographies on military subjects.
[38]
Mati Klarwein , 69, German painter, cancer.
[39]
Franziska Rochat-Moser , 35, Swiss Olympic
marathon runner, avalanche .
[40]
Charles H. Wright , 83, American physician, founder of the
Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History .
[41]
8
Justin Ahomadégbé-Tomêtin , 85, Beninese politician.
[42]
Robin Anderson , 53, Australian documentary filmmaker, cancer.
[43]
Al Bonniwell , 90, American basketball player (
Akron Firestone Non-Skids ).
[44]
George F. Carrier , 83, American mathematician,
esophageal cancer .
[45]
Marțian Dan , 66, Romanian politician and university professor.
Yury Gusov , 61, Russian Olympic welterweight freestyle wrestler.
[46]
Sanji Hase , 66, Japanese voice actor,
lung cancer .
Peter Holmes , 69, British businessman.
[47]
Bill Johnson , 85, American football player (
University of Minnesota ,
Green Bay Packers ).
[48]
Jansug Kakhidze , 66, Georgian musician, composer, singer and conductor.
[49]
Winnie Markus , 80, Czechoslovakia-German actress,
pneumonia .
[50]
Ted Sepkowski , 78, American baseball player (
Cleveland Indians ,
New York Yankees ).
[51]
Ellert Sölvason , 84, Icelandic football player.
9
Denise Bosc , 85, French film actress.
[52]
Carlos Casares , 60, Spanish
Galician language writer, cardiac arrest.
[53]
Mary Elmes , 93, Irish aid worker credited who saved over 200 Jewish children during World War II.
[54]
Leonard Gershe , 79, American playwright, screenwriter, and lyricist, cerebrovascular disease.
[55]
Hamish Henderson , 82, Scottish poet.
Bora Spužić Kvaka , 67, Serbian vocalist and recording artist.
Normand Lockwood , 95, American composer.
[56]
Mohammad Paziraei , 72, Iranian Greco-Roman flyweight wrestler and Olympic medalist.
Oleg Trubachyov , 71, Soviet and Russian linguist.
10
Elguja Amashukeli , 73, Georgian sculptor and painter.
Louise Carletti , 80, French film actress.
[57]
Irán Eory , 64, Iranian-Mexican actress, stroke.
Genevieve Fiore , 90, American women's rights and peace activist.
George Fix , 62, American mathematician, cancer.
[58]
Erik Lönnroth , 91, Swedish historian.
George Mungwa , Zambian football coach.
Vladimir Nakhabtsev , 63, Soviet cinematographer and actor.
Gilmore Schjeldahl , 89, American businessman,
Alzheimer's disease .
[59]
Shirley Scott , 67, American
jazz organist, heart failure.
[60]
Howard Thompson , 82, American journalist and film critic,
pneumonia .
[61]
Irene Worth , 85, American actress (
Tiny Alice ,
Sweet Bird of Youth ,
Lost in Yonkers ),
Tony winner (
1965 ,
1976 ,
1991 ), stroke.
[62]
11
Al Cowens , 50, American baseball player (
Kansas City Royals ,
California Angels ,
Detroit Tigers ,
Seattle Mariners ), heart attack.
[63]
Marion Gräfin Dönhoff , 92, German journalist and publisher of
Die Zeit , known for opposing
Hitler .
[64]
George Joseph Gottwald , 87, American prelate of the
Roman Catholic Church .
Rudolf Hell , 100, German inventor and manufacturer.
Willibald Jentschke , 90, Austrian-German nuclear physicist.
Franjo Kuharić , 82, Croatian
Catholic cardinal, cardiac arrest.
[65]
Albert Ritserveldt , 86, Belgian racing cyclist.
[66]
Herbert Spencer , 77, British designer, writer and photographer.
[67]
Nicholas Gilman Thacher , 86, American diplomat,
pulmonary fibrosis .
James Tobin , 84, American economist, cerebrovascular disease.
[68]
12
Louis-Marie Billé , 64, French
Roman Catholic cardinal, cancer.
[69]
Peter Blau , 84, American sociologist.
[70]
Steve Gromek , 82, American baseball player (
Cleveland Indians ,
Detroit Tigers ).
[71]
Abdul Kadir , 57, Pakistani cricket player.
[72]
John "Speedy" Keene , 56, English songwriter, vocalist, and drummer, heart failure.
Spiros Kyprianou , 69, 2nd
President of Cyprus , cancer.
[73]
Jacqueline Patorni , 84, French tennis player.
Heinz Pehlke , 79, Freelance German cinematographer in film and television.
Vitaly Peskov , 57, Russian cartoonist.
Jean Paul Riopelle , 78, Canadian painter and sculptor.
[74]
13
Ivano Blason , 78, Italian football player.
[75]
Hans-Georg Gadamer , 102, German philosopher.
[76]
Abd al-Wahhab Hawmad , 87, Syrian politician, lawyer, and academic.
[77]
Nasir Hussain , 75, Indian film producer, director, and screenwriter, cardiovascular disease.
Jacques Jansen , 88, French
baryton-martin singer.
[78]
Lou Kahn , 86, American baseball player, manager, scout and coach.
[79]
Bayliss Levrett , 88, American racecar driver from Jacksonville, Florida,
Alzheimer's disease .
Nick Mickoski , 74, Canadian ice hockey forward.
[80]
Alice du Pont Mills , 89, American aviator.
Marc Moreland , 44, American rock musician,
kidney failure .
Polly Riley , 75, American amateur golfer, cancer.
Ri Tu-ik , 81, North Korean Army officer and politician.
Hubert Wagner , 61, Polish volleyball player and coach (
men's volleyball at the
1968 Summer Olympics ), traffic collision.
[81]
14
Smail Balić , 81, Bosnian-Austrian historian,
culturologist and scholar.
[82]
Nelson Estupiñán Bass , 89, Ecuadorian writer,
pneumonia .
[83]
Kevin Danaher , 89, Irish
folklorist and author on Irish traditional customs and beliefs.
[84]
Karl Gratz , 83, Austrian-German
Luftwaffe
fighter ace during World War II.
Leon L. Van Autreve , 82,
American Army
Sergeant Major .
Cherry Wilder , 71, New Zealand writer, cancer.
Thomas Winship , 81, American newspaper editor of the
Boston Globe from 1965 until 1984.
[85]
15
Tamala Krishna Goswami , 55, American
Hare Krishna , car accident.
[86]
Rand Holmes , 60, Canadian artist and illustrator,
Hodgkin's lymphoma .
Oscar Pérez , 79, Argentine basketball player.
Werner Unger , 70, German football player.
[87]
Sylvester Weaver , 93, American television executive, credited with creating
Today ,
Tonight ,
Home ,
Wide Wide World .
[88]
Jairo Zulbarán , 32, Colombian football player, murdered.
16
Kid Azteca , 88, Mexican boxer.
Carmelo Bene , 64, Italian actor, director and screenwriter, cancer.
[89]
Isaías Duarte Cancino , 63, Colombian
Roman Catholic archbishop, killed by the
FARC .
Marcus Fox , 74, British politician (
Member of Parliament for
Shipley ).
[90]
Salah-Hassan Hanifes , 89, Israeli politician.
Umar Kayam , 69, Indonesian
sociologist and writer, intestinal bleeding.
Ernst Künnecke , 64, German football player and football coach.
[91]
Danilo Stojković , 67, Serbian actor,
lung cancer .
17
Arthur Altschul , 81, American banker.
[92]
Bill Davis , 60, American football coach.
Ernest E. Debs , 98, American politician,
California State Assembly (1942–1947),
L.A. County Supervisor (1958–1974).
[93]
Rajammal P. Devadas , 82, Indian nutritionist and educator.
Van Tien Dung , 84, Vietnamese general in the
People's Army of Vietnam (PAVN).
Georges Gorse , 87, French politician and diplomat.
[94]
Rosetta LeNoire , 90, American actress (
Family Matters ,
The Sunshine Boys ,
Brewster's Millions ), diabetes.
[95]
Vasil Mitkov , 58, Bulgarian football player.
Luise Rinser , 90, German writer.
[96]
Paul Runyan , 93, American golfer (two-time
PGA Championship winner and a member of the
World Golf Hall of Fame ).
[97]
Christian Graf von Krockow , 74, German writer and political scientist.
William Witney , 86, American film and television director, known as a
"B" movie
action director .
[98]
18
Dalton Camp , 81, Canadian journalist, political strategist, and commentator.
[99]
Marcel Denis , 79, Belgian comic artist (
Tif et Tondu ).
[100]
Maude Farris-Luse , 115, American supercentenarian,
pneumonia .
[101]
Denis Forest , 41, Canadian actor, stroke.
Mario Gariazzo , 71, Italian screenwriter and film director.
R. A. Lafferty , 87, American science fiction writer.
[102]
Van Leo , 80, Armenian-Egyptian photographer.
Johnny Lombardi , 86, Canadian media tycoon and television producer/host.
Gösta Winbergh , 58, Swedish operatic tenor, heart attack.
[103]
19
Marco Biagi , 51, Italian jurist, homicide.
[104]
Laura Bohannan , 80, American cultural anthropologist, heart attack.
John Patton , 66, American
jazz ,
blues and
R&B musician, complications from
diabetes .
[105]
David Beers Quinn , 92, Irish historian.
[106]
Erkki Salmenhaara , 61, Finnish composer and musicologist.
[107]
Bachtiar Siagian , 79, Indonesian film director and scriptwriter.
Naren Tamhane , 70, Indian cricket player.
[108]
Eduard Meine van Zinderen-Bakker , 94, Dutch-South African
palynologist , stroke.
20
Andra Akers , 58, American actress and
philanthropist , complications following surgery.
[109]
Ibn al-Khattab , 32, Saudi Arabian Saudi
mujahid
emir and terrorist,
nerve agent poisoning.
Giulio Alfieri , 77, Italian racing and production cars engineer, affiliated with
Maserati .
Samuel Warren Carey , 90, Australian
geologist , an early advocate of
continental drift .
[110]
Eugene Figg , 65, American structural engineer, award-winning designer of dozens of bridges (
Sunshine Skyway Bridge ).
[111]
George Macovescu , 88, Romanian writer and
communist politician.
Aleksei Yeskov , 57, Soviet football player and coach.
21
David E. Blackmer , 75, American audio engineer, known as the inventor of the
DBX noise reduction system and founder of
dbx .
[112]
James F. Blake , 89, American bus driver, antagonist for the
Montgomery bus boycott , heart attack.
[113]
Thomas Flanagan , 78, American professor and novelist.
[114]
Horst Hauthal , 88, German ambassador.
Renée Massip , 94, French writer and journalist.
[115]
Nikos Pangalos , 87, Greek football manager.
Eugene G. Rochow , 92, American
inorganic chemist .
[116]
Boris Sichkin , 79, Soviet and American film actor, dancer, choreographer, and entertainer.
Herman Talmadge , 88, American politician.
[117]
Ernest van den Haag , 87, Dutch-American sociologist, social critic, and author.
22
Rudolf Baumgartner , 84, Swiss conductor, violinist, and music educator.
[118]
Jaroslav Cejp , 77, Czechoslovak football player.
[119]
Kingsford Dibela , 70, Governor-General of Papua New Guinea.
Marcel Hansenne , 85, French middle distance runner and Olympic medalist.
[120]
Hugh R. Stephen , 88, Canadian politician.
23
Enzo Barboni , 79, Italian film director, cinematographer and screenwriter.
[121]
John Biby , 90, American Olympic sailor (
gold medal winner in
8 metre sailing at the
1932 Summer Olympics ).
[122]
Richard Bradford , 69, American novelist (
Red Sky at Morning , So Far from Heaven ).
[123]
Antonio Calebotta , 71, Italian Olympic basketball player (
men's basketball at the
1960 Summer Olympics ).
[124]
Jack Doolan , 82, American professional football player (
Georgetown ,
New York Giants ,
Chicago Cardinals ).
[125]
Lloyd L. Duxbury , 80, American politician and member of the
Minnesota House of Representatives .
Eileen Farrell , 82, American soprano, performed both classical and popular music.
[126]
Piara Singh Gill , 90, Indian nuclear physicist.
Ben Hollioake , 24, English cricketer, car crash.
[127]
Marcel Kint , 87, Belgian bicycle racer.
[128]
Neal E. Miller , 92, American psychologist.
[129]
Minnie Rojas , 68, Cuban-American baseball player (
California Angels ).
[130]
Richard Sylbert , 73, American film production designer and art director (
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? ,
Dick Tracy ,
Chinatown ),
Oscar winner (
1967 ,
1991 ), cancer.
[131]
Leif Wager , 80, Finnish actor.
24
Beverly Bower , 76, American operatic soprano (
New York City Opera ,
Metropolitan Opera ), cancer.
[132]
Mace Brown , 92, American baseball player (
Pittsburgh Pirates ,
Brooklyn Dodgers ,
Boston Red Sox ).
[133]
Dorothy DeLay , 84, American violin instructor, cancer.
[134]
César Milstein , 74, Argentinian
biochemist .
[135]
Wayne Molis , 58, American basketball player, stroke.
[136]
Erik Møller , 92, Danish architect.
Bob Said , 69, American racing driver.
[137]
25
Ronald Verlin Cassill , 82, American writer, editor, painter and lithographer.
[138]
Eduardo Lim , 71, Filipino Olympic basketball player.
[139]
Ken Traill , 75, British rugby league player.
Kenneth Wolstenholme , 81, British football commentator.
[140]
Hilde Zimmermann , 81, member of the Austrian Resistance during WWII.
26
Randy Castillo , 51, American musician,
Ozzy Osbourne and
Mötley Crüe drummer,
skin cancer .
[141]
Hugh Davis Graham , 65, American historian, sociologist, civil rights scholar and author.
[142]
Louis M. Heyward , 81, American producer and film and television writer (
The Ernie Kovacs Show ,
Winky Dink and You ),
pneumonia .
[143]
Gerald Hylkema , 56, Dutch footballer.
Eugen Meier , 71, Swiss footballer.
[144]
Joe Schermie , 56, American musician, heart attack.
Taisto Sinisalo , 75, Finnish
communist politician, leader of the
Communist Party of Finland .
[145]
Heinz Welzel , 90, German actor.
Whitey Wietelmann , 83, American baseball player (
Boston Bees/Braves ,
Pittsburgh Pirates ) and coach.
[146]
27
Milton Berle , 93, American comedian dubbed "Uncle Miltie" and "Mr. Television" (
Texaco Star Theater ,
The Milton Berle Show ),
colorectal cancer .
[147]
Giorgi Melikishvili , 83, Georgian historian.
Dudley Moore , 66, British actor and writer (
Foul Play ,
10 ,
Arthur ),
pneumonia .
[148]
Cecil Pearce , 87, Australian Olympic rower.
[149]
Glen Robinson , 87, American
special and
visual effects artist, six-time
Academy Award winner.
Tadeusz Rut , 70, Polish Olympic hammer thrower.
[150]
Geoffrey Sim , 90, New Zealand politician.
Jess Stearn , 87, American journalist and author of more than thirty books, nine of which were bestsellers, heart failure.
Sture Stork , 71, Swedish sailor and
Olympic champion .
[151]
Lotte Ulbricht , 98,
East Germany official and second wife of
Walter Ulbricht , fall.
[152]
Billy Wilder , 95, Austrian-American film director and screenwriter (
Double Indemnity ,
The Apartment ,
Some Like It Hot ), six-time
Oscar winner,
pneumonia .
[153]
28
Tofail Ahmed , 83, Bangladeshi researcher of Folk Art.
Clarence B. Craft , 80, U.S. Army soldier and a recipient of the
Medal of Honor .
[154]
Klaus Croissant , 70, East German lawyer of the
Red Army Faction and later spy and a political activist.
Tikka Khan , 86, Pakistani army general.
Francis Newton Souza , 77, British artist.
[155]
Albert Whitford , 96, American physicist and astronomer, dean of modern
photoelectric photometry .
[156]
29
Henning Bahs , 74, Danish screenwriter and special effects designer.
John Cameron , 84, Australian baritone opera singer.
[157]
James T. Cushing , 65, American professor of physics, philosophy, and the history and philosophy of science.
[158]
Franklin S. Forsberg , 96, American publisher and diplomat (
U.S. Ambassador to Sweden ).
[159]
Eberhard Mehl , 66, German fencer and Olympic medalist.
[160]
Rico Yan , 27, Filipino model and actor, acute pancreatitis.
[161]
30
Anand Bakshi , 71, Indian poet and lyricist.
Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother , 101, British consort of
King George VI ,
pneumonia .
[162]
Jean Pictet , 87, Swiss jurist and legal practitioner.
Bjørn Spydevold , 83, Norwegian football player and football manager.
[163]
Alfie Stokes , 69, British footballer.
[164]
31
Yara Bernette , 82, Brazilian classical pianist, heart attack.
[165]
Lady Anne Brewis , 91, English botanist.
Edgardo Madinabeytia , 69, Argentine football goalkeeper.
[166]
Lucio D. San Pedro , 89, Filipino composer and teacher,
cardiac arrest .
Barry Took , 73, English writer, television presenter and comedian, cancer.
[167]
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