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List of notable deaths in a month
The following is a list of notable deaths in October 2006 .
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.
October 2006
1
Frank Beyer , 74, German film director (
Jacob the Liar ).
[1]
Sir Laurence Brodie-Hall , 96, Australian mining executive.
[2]
Alan Caillou , 91, British actor and writer.
[3]
Pierre Gorman , 82, Australian librarian and academic.
[4]
Jack Kirkbride , 83, British cartoonist, father of actress
Anne Kirkbride .
[5]
Anna Kunkel , 74, American baseball player (
AAGPBL ).
[6]
Renato Polselli , 84, Italian film director (
The Vampire and the Ballerina ,
Black Magic Rites ).
[7]
Rafael Quintero , 66, Cuban-born American CIA agent.
[8]
André Viger , 54, Canadian wheelchair marathoner and paralympian, cancer.
[9]
Yoshihiro Yonezawa , 53, Japanese manga critic, lung cancer.
[10]
2
Marta Fernandez Miranda de Batista , 82, Cuban First Lady (1952–1959), second wife of President
Fulgencio Batista .
[11]
Frances Bergen , 84, American actress, wife of ventriloquist
Edgar Bergen and mother of actress
Candice Bergen .
[12]
Helen Chenoweth-Hage , 68, American Republican Representative for Idaho (1995–2001), car accident.
[13]
Bhaktisvarupa Damodar Swami , 69, Indian scientist, spiritual teacher and poet, heart attack.
[14]
Tamara Dobson , 59, American actress (
Cleopatra Jones ), complications from pneumonia and multiple sclerosis.
[15]
Paul Halmos , 90, Hungarian-born American mathematician.
[16]
Paul Richardson , 74, American
Phillies longtime organist, prostate cancer.
[17]
Clyde Vollmer , 85, American Major League Baseball player (
Cincinnati Reds ).
[18]
3
Lucilla Andrews , 86, British romantic novelist.
[19]
Sir John Cox , 77, British admiral who was Commander-in-Chief in the South Atlantic.
[20]
John Crank , 90, British mathematical physicist who helped solve the
heat equation .
[21]
Gwen Meredith , 98, Australian writer of all 5795 episodes of the long-running radio serial
Blue Hills , after heart trouble.
[22]
Peter Norman , 64, Australian athlete, silver medalist at the
1968 Summer Olympics , heart attack.
[23]
4
R. W. Apple, Jr. , 71, American political journalist and food writer (
The New York Times ), thoracic cancer.
[24]
Tom Bell , 73, British actor (
Wish You Were Here ,
Prime Suspect ), after short illness.
[25]
Victor Dyrgall , 88, American Olympic runner.
[26]
František Fajtl , 94, Czech World War II fighter pilot, after long illness.
[27]
Norbert Franck , 88, Luxembourgian Olympic swimmer.
[28]
Walter Gibb , 87, British aviator and test pilot who twice held the world
flight altitude record .
[29]
Ralph Griswold , 72, American creator of
Snobol and
Icon programming languages, cancer.
[30]
Vic Heyliger , 87, American ice hockey Hall of Fame player and coach.
[31]
Oskar Pastior , 78, Romanian-born German writer.
[32]
Riccardo Pazzaglia , 80, Italian actor, writer and film director.
[33]
Don Thompson , 73, British race walker and
1960 Olympic gold medal winner , aneurysm.
[34]
Katarina Tomasevski , 53, Croatian-born former
United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Right to Education.
[35]
5
Valerie Campbell-Harding , 74, Canadian textile art designer, heart attack.
[36]
Friedrich Karl Flick , 79, German-Austrian billionaire industrialist.
[37]
George King , 78, American college basketball coach (
West Virginia Mountaineers ,
Purdue Boilermakers ).
[38]
Speedy O. Long , 78, American Democratic Representative for Louisiana (1964–1972), cousin of
Huey Long .
[39]
Jennifer Moss , 61, British actress, played
Lucille Hewitt on
Coronation Street .
[40]
Antonio Peña , 53, Mexican promoter of
Lucha Libre AAA World Wide , heart attack.
[41]
Jackie Rae , 84, Canadian singer, songwriter and entertainer.
[42]
Dick Wagner , 78, American former president of the
Cincinnati Reds and
Houston Astros , injuries from a 1999 car crash.
[43]
Gilbert F. White , 94, American geographer.
[44]
6
Bertha Brouwer , 75, Dutch athlete, silver medalist in the 200m at the
1952 Olympics .
[45]
Charles Clark , 73, British publisher and lawyer.
[46]
Claude Luter , 83, French jazz clarinetist and bandleader.
[47]
Eduardo Mignogna , 66, Argentinian film director.
[48]
Buck O'Neil , 94, American baseball player and manager in the
Negro leagues , heart failure and bone marrow cancer.
[49]
Timo Sarpaneva , 79, Finnish glassmaker.
[50]
Heinz Sielmann , 89, German zoologist.
[51]
Wilson Tucker , 91, American science fiction writer.
[52]
7
Charlie Bradberry , 24, American NASCAR driver, car accident.
[53]
Danifel Campilan , 25, Filipino news reporter (
24 Oras ), car accident.
[54]
Polly Craus , 83, American Olympic fencer.
[55]
Craig Dobbin , 71, Canadian founder of
CHC Helicopter , after illness following lung transplant.
[56]
Julen Goikoetxea , 21, Spanish bicycle racer, suicide by jumping.
[57]
Anna Politkovskaya , 48, Russian journalist, shot.
[58]
Peter H. Rossi , 84, American sociologist.
[59]
8
Bob Cunningham , 79, Canadian football player.
[60]
Ira B. Harkey Jr. , 88, American newspaper editor, winner of the 1963
Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Writing .
[61]
Pavol Hnilica , 85, Slovak Catholic bishop.
[62]
Ivan Murrell , 63, American Major League Baseball player for the
Astros and
Padres .
[63]
Mark Porter , 32, New Zealand racing driver, race crash.
[64]
9
Sedat Alp , 93, Turkish archaeologist specializing in
Hittitology .
[65]
Coccinelle , 75, French transsexual singer, stroke.
[66]
Reg Freeson , 80, British politician, Minister of State for Housing and Local Government (1974–1979).
[67]
Marek Grechuta , 60, Polish singer, composer and lyricist.
[68] (Polish)
Danièle Huillet , 70, French filmmaker, cancer.
[69]
Paul Hunter , 27, British snooker player, neuroendocrine tumours.
[70]
Mario Moya Palencia , 73, Mexican politician and diplomat (Interior Minister, 1969–1976), heart attack.
[71]
Glenn Myernick , 51, American assistant soccer coach of the
men's national team , heart attack.
[72]
Raymond Noorda , 82, American computer executive, CEO of
Novell (1982–1994).
[73]
Kanshi Ram , 72, Indian politician, heart attack.
[74]
10
Sheikh Akijuddin , 76–77, Bangladeshi entrepreneur.
[75]
Carlo Acutis ,15, beautified catholic teenager
Jerry Belson , 68, American Emmy-winning television comedy writer (
Tracey Ullman ,
Dick Van Dyke ), prostate cancer.
[76]
Francis Berry , 91, British poet and literary critic.
[77]
P. C. Devassia , 100, Indian Sanskrit scholar and poet, won 1980
Sahitya Akademi Award (
Kristubhagavatam ).
[78]
Sir Derek Pattinson , 76, British Secretary-General of the
General Synod of the Church of England (1972–1990)
[79]
Michael John Rogers , 74, British ornithologist.
[80]
Ian Scott , 72, Canadian
Attorney General of Ontario (1985–1990).
[81]
Ravindra Varma , 81, Indian politician.
[82]
11
Henry Caldera , 69, Sri Lankan singer, cancer.
[83]
Sir Victor Goodhew , 86, British politician, Conservative MP for
St Albans (1959–1983).
[84]
Cory Lidle , 34, American baseball pitcher (
New York Yankees ), victim of the
2006 New York City plane crash .
[85]
Benito Martínez , 126?, Cuban claimant to the title of world's oldest person.
[86]
Sir Robert Megarry , 96, British judge and
Vice-Chancellor of the Supreme Court (1982–1985).
[87]
Eddie Pellagrini , 88, American baseball player and coach (
Boston College ).
[88]
Jimmy Peters, Sr. , 84, Canadian ice hockey player,
Stanley Cup winner (
Montreal Canadiens ,
Detroit Red Wings ).
[89]
Raad Mutar Saleh , Iraqi
Mandaean leader, shot.
[90]
Jacques Sternberg , 83, French science fiction and fantastique author, lung cancer.[
citation needed ]
John Turvey , 61, Canadian youth activist and
Order of Canada recipient, mitochondrial myopathy.
[91]
12
Todd Bolender , 92, American dancer and choreographer, director of the Kansas City Ballet.
[92]
Johnny Callison , 67, American Major League Baseball player, three-time
All-Star outfielder with the
Phillies .
[93]
Samuel B. Casey, Jr. , 78, American CEO of
Pullman Company .
[94]
Hermann Eilts , 84, German-born American diplomat and US ambassador to Saudi Arabia (1965–1970).
[95]
Angelika Machinek , 49, German glider pilot, five times national champion and holder of nine world records, air crash.
[96]
Eugène Martin , 91, French racing driver.
[97]
Gerard Murphy , 57, Irish mathematician.
[98]
Gillo Pontecorvo , 86, Italian film director (
The Battle of Algiers ), heart failure.
[99]
13
Mason Andrews , 87, American physician and politician who delivered America's first
test tube baby , Mayor of
Norfolk, Virginia (1992–1994).
[100]
Deborah Blumer , 64, American member of the
Massachusetts General Court , heart attack.
[101]
Petra Cabot , 99, American designer, created the Skotch Kooler, natural causes.
[102]
Bob Lassiter , 61, American talk radio personality.
[103]
Dino Monduzzi , 84, Italian cardinal,
Prefect of the Pontifical Household (1986–1998).
[104]
Hilda Terry , 92, American cartoonist, creator of comic strip Teena .
[105]
Sir Anthony Tippet , 78, British admiral.
[106]
Wang Guangmei , 85, Chinese wife of late Communist leader
Liu Shaoqi .
[107]
14
Bernard Allen , 69, American member of the
North Carolina General Assembly .
[108]
James Barr , 82, British Old Testament scholar.
[109]
Chun Wei Cheung , 34, Dutch rowing cox, silver medallist at the
2004 Summer Olympics , liver cancer.
[110]
Gino Empry , 81, Canadian entertainment publicist and manager
[111]
Freddy Fender , 69, American singer ("
Before the Next Teardrop Falls "), lung cancer.
[112]
Klaas Runia , 80, Dutch
Reformed Church theologian.
[113]
Gerry Studds , 69, American first openly gay congressman, represented Massachusetts (1973–1997), pulmonary embolism.
[114]
15
Eddie Blay , 68, Ghanaian Olympic boxer.
[115]
Derek Bond , 86, British actor (
Callan , Scott of the Antarctic ).
[116]
William Bright , 78, American linguist and author, recorder of
indigenous North American languages .
[117]
Michael Forrester , 89, British army general.
[118]
Robert Pfarr , 86, American Olympic cyclist.
[119]
George Stevens , 74, American politician and Baptist minister.
[120]
Michelle Urry , 66, Canadian cartoon editor for
Playboy .
[121]
Varduhi Vardanyan , 30, Armenian singer, traffic collision.
[122]
Maurice F. Weisner , 88, American admiral.
[123]
16
Niall Andrews , 69, Irish politician,
Fianna Fáil
TD for
Dublin South (1977–1987), MEP for
Leinster (1984–2004), lung cancer.
[124]
Donna Cook , 78, American baseball player (
AAGPBL )
[125]
Ross Davidson , 57, British former
EastEnders actor, brain tumour.
[126]
Sid Davis , 90, American educational filmmaker, lung cancer.
[127]
Martin Flannery , 88, British politician, Labour MP for
Sheffield Hillsborough (1974–1992).
[128]
Harold Gardner , 107, American World War I veteran, served one day prior to the
armistice .
[129]
Tommy Johnson , 71, American musician known for his work on the
Jaws theme, complications of cancer and kidney failure.
[130]
John V. Murra , 90, Ukrainian-born American anthropologist and
Inca scholar.
[131]
Valentín Paniagua , 70, Peruvian president (2000–2001), complications from heart surgery.
[132]
Lister Sinclair , 85, Canadian playwright and broadcaster, pulmonary embolism.
[133]
Ernie Steele , 88, American football player (
Philadelphia Eagles ).
[134]
Ondina Valla , 90, Italian athlete, first Italian female
1936 Olympic champion (80m hurdles), natural causes.
[135]
Anatoly Voronin , 55, Russian business chief of
ITAR TASS news agency, stabbed.
[136]
17
Daniel Emilfork , 82, French actor (
The City of Lost Children ).
[137]
Miriam Engelberg , 48, American graphic author (Cancer Made Me a Shallower Person ), metastatic breast cancer.
[138]
Christopher Glenn , 68, American CBS News radio and television news anchor, liver cancer.
[139]
Megan Meier , 13, American cyberbullying victim, suicide by hanging.
[140]
Ursula Moray Williams , 95, British children's author.
[141]
Lieuwe Steiger , 82, Dutch goalkeeper for
PSV Eindhoven (1942–1957, 1959) and
The Netherlands (1953–1954).
[142]
Marcia Tucker , 66, American curator, founder of the
New Museum of Contemporary Art .
[143]
18
Don R. Christensen , 90, American animator and cartoonist.
[144]
Marc Hodler , 87, Swiss president of the
International Ski Federation (1951–1998), International Olympic Committee whistleblower, stroke.
[145]
Stanislovas Jančiukas , 68, Lithuanian fashion designer.
[146]
Mario Francesco Pompedda , 77, Italian cardinal, Prefect of the
Apostolic Signatura (1999–2004), brain hemorrhage.
[147]
Anna Russell , 94, British-born Canadian comedian and classical music satirist.
[148]
Laurie Taitt , 72, British sprint hurdler.
[149]
Alvin M. Weinberg , 91, American
Manhattan Project scientist and former director of
Oak Ridge National Laboratory .
[150]
19
Ralph Harris, Baron Harris of High Cross , 81, British life peer, founder of the
Institute of Economic Affairs , heart attack.
[151]
Michael Johnson , 29, American criminal, suicide prior to execution.
[152]
Phyllis Kirk , 79, American actress (
House of Wax ,
The Thin Man ), post cerebral aneurysm.
[153]
Srividya , 53, Indian actress, cancer.
[154]
20
Don Burroughs , 75, American football player (1955–1964), cancer.
[155]
Irene Galitzine , 90, Russian-born Italian fashion designer.
[156]
Maxi Herber , 86, German figure skater, gold medal winner at the
1936 Winter Olympics , Parkinson's disease.
[157]
Lawrence Kolb , 95, American psychiatrist, leader in community mental health movement.
[158]
Eric Newby , 86, British travel writer.
[159]
Jane Wyatt , 96, American actress (
Father Knows Best ,
Star Trek ) , natural causes.
[160]
21
Peter Barkworth , 77, British actor, bronchopneumonia following a stroke.
[161]
Paul Biegel , 81, Dutch writer of children's literature.
[162]
Pye Chamberlayne , 68, American radio journalist, heart attack.
[163]
Daryl Duke , 77, Canadian film director (
The Thorn Birds ) , pulmonary fibrosis.
[164]
Bryan Hipp , American guitarist (
Diabolic ,
Cradle of Filth ).
[165]
Howard Lawson , 92, British cricketer (
Hampshire ).
[166]
Bob Mann , 82, American football player (
Detroit Lions ).
[167]
Arthur Peacocke , 81, British scientist and theologian.
[168]
Milton Selzer , 87, American actor.
[169]
Paul Walters , 59, British BBC radio and TV producer.
[170]
Sandy West , 47, American drummer and vocalist (
The Runaways ), lung cancer.
[171]
Urien Wiliam , 76, British writer.
[172]
22
Choi Kyu-hah , 87, South Korean president (1979–1980).
[173]
Nelson de la Rosa , 38, Dominican actor, "World's Shortest Man" in the 1989 Guinness Book of Records.
[174]
Masayuki Fujio , 89, Japanese former minister of education.
[175]
Arthur Hill , 84, Canadian
Tony Award -winning actor (
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? ), Alzheimer's disease.
[176]
Mancs , 12, Hungarian rescue dog with the
Miskolc Spider Special Rescue Team, pneumonia.
[177]
Richard Mayes , 83, British stage and television actor.
[178]
Michael Mayne , 77, British clergyman, Dean of
Westminster Abbey (1986–1996), cancer of the jaw.
[179]
23
Leonid Hambro , 86, American concert pianist.
[180]
Jane Elizabeth Hodgson , 91, American doctor and abortion rights advocate.
[181]
Bruno Lauzi , 69, Italian singer and composer, Parkinson's disease.
[182]
Lebo Mathosa , 29, South African singer, car accident.
[183]
Egon Piechaczek , 69, Polish football player and coach.
[184]
Todd Skinner , 48, American free climber, climbing accident.
[185]
Rein Strikwerda , 76, Dutch doctor and knee injury specialist.
[186]
24
Jeffrey Lundgren , 56, American convicted murderer, executed by lethal injection.
[187]
Enolia McMillan , 102, American civil rights activist, first female president of the
NAACP , heart failure.
[188]
Benjamin Meed , 88, Polish-born American president and co-founder of the American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors.
[189]
Jack Radtke , 93, American baseball player.
[190]
William Montgomery Watt , 97, British professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies at the
University of Edinburgh .
[191]
25
Paul Ableman , 79, British playwright and novelist.
[192]
Richard Cleaver , 89, Australian politician, MHR for
Swan (1955–1969).
[193]
Allerton Cushman , 99, American Olympic rower.
[1]
Kintarō Ōki , 77, South Korean wrestler, heart attack.
[194]
Danny Rolling , 52, American convicted murderer, executed by lethal injection.
[195]
Emilio Vedova , 87, Italian painter.
[196]
26
Gary Coull , 52, Canadian journalist, co-founder of
CLSA , cancer.
[197]
Rogério Duprat , 74, Brazilian composer, cancer.
[198]
Tillman Franks , 86, American bassist, songwriter and country music manager, natural causes.
[199]
Ralph R. Harding , 77, American congressman from Idaho (1961–1965).
[200]
Pontus Hultén , 82, Swedish art collector and museum director.
[201]
John Kentish , 96, British operatic tenor.
[202]
Kojima Nobuo , 91, Japanese author, pneumonia.
[203]
Theodore Taylor , 85, American writer (
The Cay ), heart attack.
[204]
27
John Broadbent , 92, Australian Army officer and lawyer.
[205]
Jozsef Gregor , 66, Hungarian opera singer.
[206]
Thomas R. Jones , 93, American jurist and civil rights activist.
[207]
Ghulam Ishaq Khan , 91, Pakistani civil servant and bureaucrat,
President of Pakistan (1988–1993), pneumonia.
[208]
Marlin McKeever , 66, American former football player, head injuries from a fall.
[209]
Joe Niekro , 61, American Major League Baseball pitcher, brain aneurysm.
[210]
Muhammad Qasim , 32, Pakistani field hockey goalkeeper, cancer.
[211]
Albrecht von Goertz , 92, German-born American car designer.
[212]
Bradley Roland Will , 36, American
Indymedia reporter, shot whilst covering the
2006 Oaxaca protests .
[213]
28
Red Auerbach , 89, American coach of the
Boston Celtics (1950–1966), heart attack.
[214]
Tina Aumont , 60, French actress, pulmonary embolism.
[215]
György Bence , 64, Hungarian philosopher.
[216]
Trevor Berbick , 51, Jamaican former heavyweight boxing champion, last boxer to face
Muhammad Ali , homicide.
[217]
Brian Brolly , 70, British co-manager of
Wings (1973–1978), managing director of
RUG (1978–1988), co-founder of
Classic FM , heart attack.
[218]
Henry Fok , 83, Hong Kong businessman, philanthropist and
CCPPC official, lymphoma.
[219]
Richard Gilman , 83, American drama and literary critic, lung cancer.
[220]
Peter Gingold , 90, German anti-fascist.
[221]
Marijohn Wilkin , 86, American country songwriter, member of the
Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame , heart failure.
[222]
29
Runer Jonsson , 90, Swedish journalist and author.
[223]
Nigel Kneale , 84, British scriptwriter (
The Quatermass Experiment ), stroke.
[224]
Muhammadu Maccido , 78, Nigerian
Sultan of Sokoto , Muslim spiritual leader,
aeroplane crash .
[225]
Silas Simmons , 111, American Negro league baseball player, oldest known professional baseball player.
[226]
30
Clifford Geertz , 80, American cultural anthropologist, complications following heart surgery.
[227]
Jens Christian Hauge , 91, Norwegian World War II resistance leader, first postwar defence minister, natural causes.
[228]
Junji Kinoshita , 92, Japanese playwright, pneumonia.
[229]
Ian Rilen , 58, Australian bass player (
Rose Tattoo ), bladder cancer.
[230]
Aud Schønemann , 83, Norwegian actress.
[231]
Mose Tolliver , 87, American folk artist, pneumonia.
[232]
31
Hank Berger , 55, American nightclub owner,
asthma -related problems.
[233]
P. W. Botha , 90, South African politician,
Prime Minister (1978–1984),
State President (1984–1989), heart attack.
[234]
Nikki Catsouras , 18, American teenage car crash victim from
Orange County , California whose accident photos were released onto internet, automobile accident.
[235]
Shane Drury , 27, American professional bull rider in the
PRCA , Ewing's sarcoma.
[236]
William Franklyn , 81, British actor, prostate cancer.
[237]
Peter Fryer , 79, British journalist who reported on the
Hungarian Revolution .
[238]
Michael James Genovese , 87, American alleged Mafia boss of Pittsburgh.
[239]
George B. Thomas , 92, American mathematician and author, natural causes.
[240]
Nicholas John Vine-Hall , 62, Australian genealogist, cancer.
[241]
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