Deaths in March 2005
The following is a list of notable deaths in March 2005.
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 2005[edit]
1[edit]
- Cissy van Bennekom, 93, Dutch film actress.[1]
- Reverend Walter Halloran, 83, American priest who participated in the exorcism on which The Exorcist was based.
- Henry Johannessen, 81, Norwegian football player.[2]
- Brian Luckhurst, 66, English cricketer, cancer.[3]
- Peter Malkin, 77, Israeli Mossad agent, the man who captured Adolf Eichmann.[4]
- Holger Nurmela, 84, Swedish ice hockey, football and bandy player and manager.[5]
- Jiří Trnka, 78, Czechoslovak football player.[6]
2[edit]
- Martin Denny, 93, American founder of exotica musical genre, bandleader.[7]
- Hermann Dörnemann, 111, German supercentenarian and World War I veteran, heart failure.
- Tillie K. Fowler, 62, American politician, four-term Florida congresswoman.[8]
- Elmar Huseynov, 37, Azerbaijani journalist, homicide.[9]
- Viktor Kapitonov, 71, Russian road cyclist.[10]
- Rick Mahler, 51, American baseball pitcher, heart attack.[11]
- Mario Moreno, 69, Chilean football player, cancer.
- Corrado Pani, 68, Italian actor and voice actor, cancer.
3[edit]
- George Atkinson, 69, American businessman, inventor of the video rental.[12]
- James Corbett, 96, Australian politician.
- Max Fisher, 96, American millionaire philanthropist], listed in Forbes 400.[13]
- Rinus Michels, 77, Dutch football player and coach, former Netherlands national football team coach.[14]
- Raveendran, 61, Indian composer and playback singer, lung cancer.
- Guylaine St-Onge, 39, Canadian actress (Earth: Final Conflict, Fast Track, Angel Eyes), cancer.
4[edit]
- Mihai Brediceanu, 84, Romanian musician.[15]
- Nicola Calipari, 51, Italian intelligence officer, shot by the US Army in Iraq.[16]
- Jan Kasper, 72, Czech ice hockey player.[17]
- Yuriy Kravchenko, 53, Ukrainian statesman, former interior minister of Ukraine, suicide.
- Tony Romano, 89, American jazz guitarist and singer.
- Carlos Sherman, 70, Uruguayan-born Belarusian translator and writer.
5[edit]
- George Worsley Adamson, 92, American-born British illustrator.
- Sergiu Comissiona, 76, Romanian orchestra conductor, heart attack.[18]
- Morris Engel, 86, American photographer, cinematographer and filmmaker.[19]
- Vance Gerry, 75, American animator and screenwriter (The Aristocats, Hercules, The Fox and the Hound), cancer.[20]
- David Sheppard, 75, English cricketer and Church of England bishop, cancer.[21]
- Leo Winters, 82, American lawyer and the 11th State treasurer for the American state of Oklahoma.
6[edit]
- Larned B. Asprey, 85, American chemist.
- Hans Bethe, 98, German-born American Nobel Laureate in Physics, discover of stellar fusion.[22]
- Danny Gardella, 85, American baseball player, New York Giants outfielder, heart attack.[23]
- Hans von der Groeben, 97, German diplomat, lawyer and journalist.
- Russ Marin, 70, American film and television actor.
- Gladys Marín, 63, Chilean communist politician, cancer.[24]
- Chuck Thompson, 83, American Baltimore Orioles broadcaster, complications following a stroke.
- Tommy Vance, 64, British radio DJ and TV host, stroke.[25]
- Sandy Ward, 78, American film and television actor.
- Teresa Wright, 86, American actress (Mrs. Miniver, Shadow of a Doubt, The Best Years of Our Lives), heart attack.[26]
7[edit]
- Walter Arendt, 80, German politician.
- John Box, 85, British production designer (Lawrence of Arabia, Doctor Zhivago, Oliver!), 4-time Oscar winner.
- Willis Hall, 75, English playwright and radio, television and film writer.[27]
- Debra Hill, 54, American screenwriter and film producer (Halloween, Escape from New York, The Fisher King), cancer.[28]
- Bildad Kaggia, 82, Kenyan politician.
- Philip Lamantia, 77, American surrealist poet.[29]
- Sir Peregrine Rhodes, 79, British diplomat, Ambassador to Greece (1982–1985)[30]
8[edit]
- Ross Benson, 56, British journalist for the Daily Mail and award-winning foreign correspondent.[31]
- Larry Bunker, 76, American jazz drummer.[32]
- Alice Thomas Ellis, 72, English writer, lung cancer.[33]
- Gordon Kay, 88, American film producer.
- Peter Keetman, 88, German photographer.
- Zulfiqar Ali Khan, 74, Pakistan Air Force officer and later a diplomat, heart attack.
- César Lattes, 80, Brazilian physicist, contributed to the physics of elementary particles.[34]
- Aslan Maskhadov, 53, Chechen separatist leader, killed by Russian troops.[35]
- Brigitte Mira, 94, German theatrical actress.[36]
9[edit]
- Meredith Davies, 82, British conductor.[37]
- Glenn Davis, 80, American football player, Heisman Trophy winner, prostate cancer.[38]
- Sheila Gish, 62, English actress (Company, Highlander, Mansfield Park), cancer.[39]
- Chris LeDoux, 56, American country music and rodeo star, complications from liver cancer.[40]
- William Murray, 78, American mystery novelist.[41]
- István Nyers, 80, Hungarian footballer.
- Jeanette Schmid, 80, German-Austrian professional transsexual whistler.[42]
- Redmond A. Simonsen, 62, American game designer.[43]
10[edit]
- Dave Allen, 68, Irish comedian, sudden arrhythmic death syndrome.[44]
- Debbi Besserglick, 49, Israeli actress and voice actress, cancer.[45]
- Ery Bos, 96, German dancer and film actress.
- Danny Joe Brown, 53, American singer (Molly Hatchet), kidney failure.
- Shawqi Daif, 95, Arabic literary critic and historian.[46]
- Kent Hadley, 70, American baseball player.[47]
- Mindy Jostyn, 48, American singer and multi-instrumentalist.
- Bruno Manser, 45, Swiss environmental activist.
- Jacqueline Pierreux, 82, French film and television actress.[48]
- Zilka Salaberry, 87, Brazilian actress, pulmonary emphysema.
11[edit]
- Aurelio Fierro, 81, Italian actor and singer, specialising in songs in the Neapolitan dialect.[49]
- Karen Wynn Fonstad, 59, American cartographer and academic, author of atlases of fictional worlds, breast cancer.
- Humphrey Spender, 94, British photojournalist, notably for Picture Post.[50]
- Cherry Drummond, 16th Baroness Strange, 76, British biographer and hereditary peer in the House of Lords.
- Herbert Arthur Strauss, 86, German- American historian.[51]
12[edit]
- Aleksandar Atanacković, 84, Serbian footballer.[52]
- Norbert Callens, 80, Belgian cyclist.[53]
- Bill Cameron, 62, Canadian journalist, cancer.
- Amir Drori, 67, Israeli general and founder of the Israel Antiquities Authority, heart attack.
- Douglas Elliot, 81, Scottish international rugby union player.
- Lisa Fittko, 95, German resistance member during World War II, pneumonia.[54]
- Stanley Grenz, 55, American hristian theologian, intracranial aneurysm.[55]
- Amanullah Khan, 71, Pakistani test cricket umpire.[56]
- Stavros Kouyioumtzis, 73, Greek music composer.
- Zbigniew Kuźmiński, 83, Polish film director and screenwriter.[57]
13[edit]
- Lyn Collins, 56, American soul singer, aka "Female Preacher", heart attack.
- Ahmed Hassan Diria, 67, Tanzanian politician and diplomat, foreign minister (1990-1993).
- Jason Evers, 83, American actor (The Brain That Wouldn't Die)., heart attack.[58]
- Frank House, 75, American baseball player and Alabama legislator.[59]
- Hal Seeger, 87, American animated cartoon producer and director.
- Yoshihisa Taira, 67, Japanese-born French composer.[60]
14[edit]
- Stan Campbell, 74, American NFL gridiron football player.[61]
- Jerome Frank, 95, American psychiatrist.[62]
- Janet Reger, 69, British designer of women's lingerie.
- Donald Thompson, 73, British politician.[63]
- Simon Webb, 55, British chess grandmaster living in Sweden, stabbed.[64]
- Akira Yoshizawa, 94, Japanese origami master, pneumonia.
15[edit]
- Renzo Alverà, 72, Italian bobsledder and Olympic silver medalist.[65]
- Audrey Callaghan, Baroness Callaghan of Cardiff, 89, First Lady (1976–1979), Alzheimer's disease.
- Loe de Jong, 90, Dutch historian.[66]
- Don Durant, 82, American actor (Johnny Ringo) and singer, lymphoma.[67]
- Otar Korkia, 81, Georgian basketball player.[68]
- Miklós Kretzoi, 98, Hungarian geologist, paleontologist and paleoanthropologist.
- Bill McGarry, 77, English football manager.[69]
- Shoji Nishio, 77, Japanese aikido teacher holding the rank of 8th dan shihan from the Aikikai, cancer.
- Bert Pronk, 54, Dutch road cyclist, cancer.[70]
- Judith Scott, 61, American fiber sculptor and outsider artist.
16[edit]
- Arciso Artesiani, 83, Italian motorcycle racer.
- Todd Bell, 47, American football safety, former Chicago Bears player, heart attack.[71]
- Bijeh, 30, Iranian serial killer, suicide.
- William Brown, 76, British structural engineer and bridge designer.
- Sergiu Cunescu, 82, Romanian politician, leader of the Social Democratic Party of Romania (PSDR) (1990-2001).
- Timofei Dokshizer, 83, Soviet Russian trumpeter and music teacher.[72]
- Ralph Erskine, 91, British architect (Byker Wall).
- Jean-Pierre Genet, 64, French road bicycle racer.[73]
- Anthony George, 84, American actor, pulmonary emphysema.[74]
- Allan Hendrickse, 77, South African politician, heart attack.
- Justin Hinds, 62, Jamaican vocalist and songwriter, lung cancer.
- Chris van der Klaauw, 80, Dutch politician and diplomat.[75]
- William Lehman, 91, American politician, represented Dade County, Florida in U.S. Congress.
- Dick Radatz, 67, American baseball player, suicide from height.[76]
- John Tojeiro, 81, Engineer and racing car designer.
17[edit]
- Gary Bertini, 77, Israeli conductor and composer.[77]
- Jeremy Blacker, 65, British army general.
- Mike Campbell-Lamerton, 71, British army officer and rugby player, prostate cancer.
- Ernest Childers, 87, U.S Army officer and a recipient of the Medal of Honor, for his actions during World War II.
- Klaus Dierks, 69, German-Namibian deputy government minister and civil engineer.
- Royce Frith, 81, Canadian senator.
- Prentice Gautt, 67, American NFL gridiron football player.[78]
- Lalo Guerrero, 88, American father of Chicano music.[79]
- Sverre Holm, 73, Norwegian actor, cancer.
- George F. Kennan, 101, American diplomat and historian.[80]
- David Little, 46, American gridiron football player, (Pittsburgh Steelers), accidental death.
- Norm Mager, 78, American basketball player, cancer.[81]
- Jean M. Muller, 79, French bridge engineer.
- Andre Norton, 93, American science fiction and fantasy author.[82]
- Czesław Słania, 83, Polish postage stamp and banknote engraver.
- László Fejes Tóth, 90, Hungarian mathematician.[83]
- Theodor Uppman, 85, American operatic baritone.[84]
18[edit]
- Ömer Diler, 60, Turkish numismatist specializing in Islamic coins, lung cancer.[85]
- Encarnación Cabré Herreros, 93, Spanish archaeologist.[86]
- Sol Linowitz, 91, American diplomat and entrepreneur.[87]
- Maria Rosseels, 88, Belgian writer and journalist.[88]
19[edit]
- John DeLorean, 80, American car designer and manufacturer, stroke.[89]
- Wim van der Gijp, 76, Dutch football player and manager.[90]
- John H. Pickering, 89, American lawyer.[91]
- Knox Ramsey, 79, American gridiron football player (Chicago Cardinals, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Redskins).[92]
20[edit]
- Ronnie Bird, 63, English footballer (Bradford Park Avenue F.C., Birmingham City F.C.).[93]
- Ted Brown, 80, American radio personality, stroke.
- Edmund Clowney, 87, American theologian, educator, and pastor.[94]
- Walter Hopps, 72, American art dealer and gallery owner.[95]
- Armand Lohikoski, 93, Finnish movie director and writer.
- Maynard Jack Ramsay, 90, American entomologist, pneumonia.[96]
- Walter Reuter, 99, Mexican photojournalist of German origin.
21[edit]
- Fred Blair, 98, American communist politician.
- Vekoslav Grmič, 81, Slovenian Roman Catholic bishop and theologian.
- Clemente Domínguez y Gómez, 58, Spanish antipope self-proclaimed Gregory XVII in 1978.
- Barney Martin, 82, American actor (Seinfeld, The Producers, Arthur), lung cancer.[97]
- Stanley Sadie, 74, English musicologist and critic, Lou Gehrig's disease.[98]
- Bobby Short, 80, American cabaret singer and pianist, leukemia.[99]
22[edit]
- Vernon Carrington, 68, Jamaican rastafarian and founder of the Twelve Tribes of Israel.
- Gemini Ganesan, 84, Indian actor, multiple organ dysfunction syndrome.[100]
- Lars Leiro, 90, Norwegian politician for the Centre Party.
- Rod Price, 57, English guitarist (Foghat), heart attack.[101]
- Kenzō Tange, 91, Japanese architect, heart failure.[102]
23[edit]
- Rizvan Chitigov, 40, Chechen rebel field commander, K.I.A.
- Naftali Halberstam, 74, Polish-born Grand Rabbi of the Bobover Hasidim
- Robert L. Hendershott, 106, American numismatist.
- David Kossoff, 85, British actor, father of Free guitarist Paul Kossoff
- Chen Yi-sein, Sino-Burmese scholar.
24[edit]
- Lyle Bennett, 101, American football and track coach.
- Richard Bowman, 71, English cricketer.
- Sir Lindsay Bryson, 80, British admiral.
- David P. Bushnell, 91, American entrepreneur, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
- Elizabeth Girling, 92, English political activist and charity campaigner.
- Shelley Mann, 67, American swimmer and Olympic medalist.
- Mercedes Pardo, 83, Venezuelan painter.
25[edit]
- Sir Ronald Forrest, 82, British admiral.
- Greg Garrison, 81, American television producer and director (The Dean Martin Show, Your Show of Shows).
- David Sanctuary Howard, 77, British expert on Chinese porcelain.
- Paul Henning, 93, American television producer (Beverly Hillbillies, Petticoat Junction, Green Acres).
- Davis McCaughey, 90, Australian politician, Governor of Victoria, Australia.
26[edit]
- Achiam, 89, Israeli sculptor.
- Melihate Ajeti, 69, Kosovar actress.
- David Boone, 53, Canadian football player.
- James Callaghan, 92, British politician, Prime Minister (1976–1979), MP (1945–1987).
- Harold Cruse, 89, American academic and social critic.[103]
- Gérard Filion, 95, Canadian businessman and journalist.
- Paul Hester, 46, Australian drummer (Crowded House, Split Enz), suicide.[104]
- Allison Green, 93, American politician.[105]
- Marius Russo, 90, American baseball pitcher, member of 1941 and 1943 World Series New York Yankees teams.[106]
- Georgeanna Seegar Jones, 92, American scientist and endocrinologist.[107]
- Osias Tager, 90, British businessman.
27[edit]
- Wilfred Gordon Bigelow, 91, Canadian heart surgeon.[108]
- Gwydion Brooke, 93, British bassoonist.
- Bob Casey, 79, American PA announcer for the Minnesota Twins.
- Grant Johannesen, 83, American classical pianist and composer.[109]
- Antonio Tellez, 84, Spanish anarchist historian and journalist.
- Rigo Tovar, 58, Mexican singer and composer.
- Ahmad Zaki, 56, Egyptian actor, lung cancer.
28[edit]
- Raffaello Baldini, 80, Italian writer and poet.
- Tom Bevill, 84, American politician, former US Congressman from Alabama.
- Said Dimayev, 65, Soviet/Russian composer of Chechen descent.
- Dave Freeman, 82, British scriptwriter (Benny Hill, Carry On films, etc.).
- Pál Losonczi, 85, Hungarian Communist political figure, chairman of the Presidential Council of Hungary.
- Dame Moura Lympany, 89, British classical pianist.[110]
- Yesmore Mutero, 25, Zimbabwean footballer (women's national team), AIDS-related illness.[111]
- Eula Pearl Carter Scott, 89, American stunt pilot and political activist.
- Robin Spry, 65, Canadian film and television producer and screenwriter, road accident.
29[edit]
- Johnnie Cochran, 67, American lawyer, defended O. J. Simpson, brain cancer.
- Edward D. Head, 85, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Buffalo (1973–1995).
- Howell Heflin, 83, American politician, U.S. Senator from Alabama.[112]
- George Matthews, 88, British journalist and political activist.
- Clive McLean, 60, English adult photographer.
30[edit]
- Roy Askevold, 69, Norwegian boxer.
- Arieh Atzmoni, 78, Israeli soldier.
- Ivor Brown, 77, British motorcycle speedway rider and writer.
- Robert Creeley, 78, American poet, complications from respiratory disease.[113]
- Emil Dimitrov, 64, Bulgarian singer and musician.
- Alan Dundes, 70, American folklorist and teacher, apparent heart attack while teaching.[114]
- Milton Green, 91, American former record holder in hurdles, boycotted the nazi's 1936 Summer Olympics.
- Mitch Hedberg, 37, American comedian, intoxication.[115]
- Fred Korematsu, 86, Japanese-American civil rights leader, respiratory illness.[116]
- Derrick Plourde, 33, American drummer (Lagwagon, the Ataris), suicide.
- O. V. Vijayan, 74, Indian author, cartoonist and matchbox.
31[edit]
- Alan Bloom, 98, British horticulturist.
- Yeiki Kobashigawa, 87, United States Army soldier and recipient of the Medal of Honor.
- Charles Palmer, 85, English cricketer.
- Frank Perdue, 84, American poultry magnate.
- Terri Schiavo, 41, American persistent vegetative state patient.
- Surender Singh, 58, Indian politician.
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