Deaths in September 2023

10

• Nana Akosua Akyamaa III, 97, Ghanaian traditional royal, queen mother of the Ashanti people in Juaben (since 1994).
• Chowdhury Khurshid Alam, 83, Bangladeshi politician, MP (1986–1990).
• Colin Ayre, 67, English footballer (Newcastle United, Telstar, Wacker Innsbruck).
• Robert S. Bennett, 84, American attorney (Clinton–Lewinsky scandal), kidney failure.
• Evgeny Brazhnik, 78, Russian conductor.
• Hernán Carrasco, 100, Chilean football manager (Águila, Colo-Colo, El Salvador national team).
• Brendan Croker, 70, English musician (The Notting Hillbillies), leukaemia.
• Lloyd Hines, 72, Canadian politician, Nova Scotia MLA (2013–2021).
• Hamidou Laanigri, 84, Moroccan intelligence officer, director of the DGSN (2003–2006).
• Nico Ladenis, 89, British chef and restaurateur.
• Don Nicholls, 86, Australian footballer (Carlton).
• Hans Plenk, 85, German luger, Olympic bronze medallist (1964).
• Charlie Robison, 59, American singer-songwriter, cardiac arrest.
• Pierre Trần Thanh Chung, 95, Vietnamese Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Kon Tum (1995–2003).
• Mabel Walker, 94, American Olympic sprinter (1948).
• Sir Ian Wilmut, 79, British embryologist (Dolly), complications from Parkinson's disease.

11

• Gérald Bataille, 69, Haitian evangelical pastor and community leader.
• Dick Bertel, 92, American radio and television personality (NBC, Mutual Broadcasting System, Voice of America).
• Benito Castro, 77, Mexican musician, comedian (Los Hermanos Castro) and actor (Como dice el dicho), fall.
• Éva Fahidi, 97, Hungarian Holocaust survivor and author.
• Dedi Graucher, 62, Israeli singer, cancer.
• Martin Hámor, 80, Slovak Olympic archer (1992).
• Juan C. Harriott Jr., 86, Argentine polo player.
• Gordon Kennett, 70, English motorcycle speedway racer.
• Lee Sang-hoon, 90, South Korean military officer and politician, minister of national defense (1988–1990).
• Hal Nerdal, 95, Australian Olympic skier (1960).
• Point Given, 25, American Hall of Fame Thoroughbred racehorse, winner of the Preakness Stakes (2001) and Belmont Stakes (2001).
• Manfred Poschenreider, 85, German motorcycle racer.
• Yvonne Přenosilová, 76, Czech singer.
• Ronald L. Rencher, 82, American politician, member (1971–1976) and speaker (1975–1976) of the Utah House of Representatives, U.S. attorney for the District of Utah (1977–1981).
• Howard Safir, 81, American law enforcement official, New York City police (1996–2000) and fire (1994–1996) commissioner, sepsis.
• Bruce Stavert, 83, Canadian Anglican bishop, metropolitan of Canada (2004–2009) and bishop of Quebec (1990–2009).
• Jan Tabachnyk, 78, Ukrainian variety composer, accordionist and politician, MP (2006–2014).
• Mary Terrall, 71, American academic and science historian.
• Endel Tulving, 96, Estonian-born Canadian psychologist and neuroscientist.
• Uwe Wesel, 90, German academic, lawyer and legal historian.
• Adolf Weinacker, 94, American Olympic racewalker (1948, 1952, 1956).
• Akintola Williams, 104, Nigerian chartered accountant, co-founder of the Nigerian Stock Exchange.

12

• Rana Maqbool Ahmad, Pakistani politician, senator (since 2018).
• Roser Amadó, 79, Spanish architect (La Vila Olímpica del Poblenou).
• Beytocan, 67, Turkish-born Swedish Kurdish singer and musician, cancer.
• Olof Björner, 80, Swedish researcher (Bob Dylan).
• Jean Boht, 91, English actress (Bread, Funny Man, Distant Voices, Still Lives), complications from dementia.
• Benedetto Capizzi, 79, Italian mobster (Cosa Nostra).
• Román Chalbaud, 91, Venezuelan film director (Adolescence of Cain, El Pez que Fuma, Carmen, la que contaba 16 años).
• Dominique Colonna, 95, French football player (Reims, national team) and manager (Cameroon national team).
• Damian Evans, Australian-Canadian archeologist, discovered medieval cities surrounding Angkor Wat.
• Julian Gloag, 93, English novelist.
• Brandon Hunter, 42, American basketball player (Boston Celtics, Orlando Magic).
• Elizabeth Jeffreys, 82, British Byzantine scholar, complications from a stroke.
• Kariman, 86, Egyptian actress (My Wife, the Director General).
• Roy Kidd, 91, American Hall of Fame college football coach (Eastern Kentucky Colonels).
• Pete Kozachik, 72, American visual effects artist and animation cinematographer (The Nightmare Before Christmas, Coraline, James and the Giant Peach), complications from primary progressive aphasia.
• László Kutas, 87, Hungarian sculptor.
• Kwak Soon-ok, 91, South Korean singer.
• Petur-Emil Mitev, 87, Bulgarian sociologist and politician, deputy (1990–1991).
• MohBad, 27, Nigerian rapper, singer and songwriter.
• Subas Chandra Nemwang, 70, Nepalese politician, chairman of the Constituent Assembly (2008–2015), heart attack.
• Kurt Raaflaub, 82, Swiss academic and historian.
• Schelto van Heemstra, 82, Dutch diplomat.
• Dione Venables, 92, English novelist and publisher, founder of The Orwell Society.
• Mike Williams, 36, American football player (Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Buffalo Bills), sepsis.
• Zeus, 3, American Great Dane dog, world's tallest dog, pneumonia following cancer surgery.

13

• Manik Bhide, 88, Indian Hindustani classical singer.
• Renato Calligaro, 95, Italian painter and cartoonist.
• Tu'uakitau Cokanauto, 78, Fijian politician, MP (1999–2001).
• Ichikawa En'ō II, 83, Japanese kabuki actor, arrhythmia.
• Sir William Gage, 85, British judge, lord justice of appeal (2004–2008), complications from vascular dementia.
• Jose Harris, 82, British historian.
• Narie Hem, 86, Cambodian actress.
• James E. Kieffer, 80, American politician, member of the North Dakota House of Representatives (1971–1972).
• Joseph J. Kohn, 91, Czechoslovakian-born American academic and mathematician.
• Lee Sang-hee, 85, South Korean politician, MNA (1981–1988, 1996–2004), minister of science and technology (1988–1990).
• Perrie Mans, 82, South African snooker player. (death announced on this date)
• John McDonald, 79, Australian rugby league player (Manly Warringah, national team) and coach (Queensland).
• Marvin E. Newman, 95, American photographer.
• Buzzy Peltola, 58, American politician, plane crash.
• Liudvikas Narcizas Rasimavičius, 84, Lithuanian politician, MP (1990–1992).
• Olga Scheltema-de Nie, 84, Dutch politician, MP (1989–2002).
• Bill Smith, 84, American basketball player (New York Knicks).
• Mircea Snegur, 83, Moldovan politician, president (1990–1997) and MP (1990, 1998–2001), cancer.
• Sohanur Rahman Sohan, 62, Bangladeshi film director (Keyamat Theke Keyamat, Ananta Bhalobasha, Se Amar Mon Kereche), stroke.
• Pepe Soriano, 93, Argentine actor (Rebellion in Patagonia, Grandma, Asesinato en el Senado de la Nación).
• Teng Rujun, 76, Chinese actor (Red Sorghum, Postmen in the Mountains), Golden Rooster winner (1999).
• Roger Whittaker, 87, British singer-songwriter ("Durham Town (The Leavin')", "I Don't Believe in If Anymore", "The Last Farewell").
• Jan Wieczorek, 88, Polish Roman Catholic prelate, auxiliary bishop of Opole (1981–1992) and bishop of Gliwice (1992–2011).
• Archduchess Yolande of Austria, 100, Austrian aristocrat.

14

• Marcel Honorat Léon Agboton, 82, Beninese Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Kandi (1994–2000) and Porto Novo (2000–2005), and archbishop of Cotonou (2005–2010).
• Sir Rudolph Agnew, 89, British business executive (Consolidated Gold Fields).
• Liliana Albertini, 77, Italian politician, deputy (1983–1988).
• Robert Addison Day, 79, American businessman, founder of the TCW Group.
• Pearl Bowser, 92, American film historian and director (Midnight Ramble).
• Robert Tree Cody, 72, American musician.
• Lauch Faircloth, 95, American politician, member of the U.S. Senate (1993–1999) and North Carolina secretary of commerce (1977–1985).
• Bjarni Felixson, 86, Icelandic footballer (KR, national team).
• Laurence Gavron, 67–68, French-Senegalese film director, writer, and photographer.
• Luca Giustolisi, 53, Italian water polo player, Olympic bronze medallist (1996), cancer.
• Carol Harter, 82, American academic administrator, president of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (1995–2006).
• Herman Høst, 97, Norwegian physician.
• Kim Il-chol, 90, North Korean military officer, minister of defence (1997–2009) and member of the National Defence Commission (1988–2010). (death announced on this date)
• Rob Langer, 74, Australian cricketer (Western Australia).
• Joseph Massino, 80, American mobster.
• Michael McGrath, 65, American actor (Nice Work If You Can Get It, Spamalot, The Secret of Kells), Tony winner (2012).
• Pat Nebo, Nigerian production designer (October 1) and art director.
• Francine Oputa, 70, American scholar.
• Roy Roper, 100, New Zealand rugby union player (Taranaki, national team).
• Marc Simmons, 86, American historian.
• Scott Taylor, 78, American Olympic pentathlete (1972).
• Brian Thrush, 95, British physical chemist and academic.
• Basil van Rooyen, 84, South African racing driver, mesothelioma.
• Antoni Vila Casas, 92, Spanish pharmaceutical executive and philanthropist, founder of Fundació Vila Casas.

15

• Gökhan Abur, 80, Turkish musician, meteorologist and weather presenter.
• Ivan Bondarchuk, 79, Ukrainian politician, deputy (2006–2007).
• Fernando Botero, 91, Colombian painter and sculptor (Woman with Mirror, The Hand, Adam), complications from pneumonia.
• Claude Cormier, 63, Canadian landscape architect, complications from Li–Fraumeni syndrome.
• Hana DouÅ¡ová, 74, Czech Olympic basketball player (1976).
• Paulo Goulart, 68, Brazilian footballer (Fluminense).
• Maria Huybrechts, 93, Belgian Olympic swimmer (1948).
• Michel Jager, 79, Dutch politician, Queen's commissioner of Flevoland (1996–2008).
• Ady Jung, 84, Luxembourgish businessman and politician, deputy (1989–2003), president of the Benelux Interparliamentary Consultative Council (1995–1996).
• Rolf Koltzsch, 95, German politician, MP (1987–1994).
• Robert A. Kraft, 89, American religious historian.
• Tony Kreft, 78, New Zealand rugby union player (Otago, national team).
• Franco Migliacci, 92, Italian lyricist ("Nel blu, dipinto di blu", "La bambola") and actor (Ladro lui, ladra lei).
• Christopher Miles, 84, British film director (The Six-Sided Triangle, Up Jumped a Swagman, The Clandestine Marriage), producer and writer, cancer.
• Billy Miller, 43, American actor (The Young and the Restless, General Hospital, All My Children), suicide by gunshot.
• Burhan Sargun, 94, Turkish footballer (Fenerbahçe, national team).
• Suzanne Sarroca, 96, French operatic soprano.
• Alexander Shishlyannikov, 72, Tajik military officer, minister of defence (1993–1995).
• Vanessa Show, 72, Argentine travesti performer, heart attack.
• Theo Toemion, 66, Indonesian economist and politician, member of the House of Representatives (1999–2004).
• Yoshiko Tsuchida, 75, Japanese manga artist.
• Michael Yessis, 91, American sports performance trainer.

16

• Jean Allouch, 84, French psychologist and psychoanalyst.
• Ron Barassi, 87, Australian Hall of Fame football player (Melbourne) and coach (Carlton, North Melbourne), complications from a fall.
• Barry Bennell, 69, English football coach and convicted sex offender, cancer.
• Echo Brown, 39, American author.
• Julian J. Bussgang, 98, Polish-born American mathematician and author.
• Nikolai Dobronravov, 94, Russian poet, lyricist ("And the Battle Is Going Again", "Nezhnost'"), and actor (The Return of Vasili Bortnikov).
• David Fennario, 76, Canadian playwright (Balconville).
• Victor Fuchs, 99, American health economist.
• Tulio Hernández Gómez, 85, Mexican politician, two-term deputy, delegate of Azcapotzalco (1976–1979) and governor of Tlaxcala (1981–1987).
• Dagmar R. Henney, 92, German-born American mathematician.
• Arild Hetleøen, 80, Norwegian footballer (Brann, national team).
• Tom Holmes, 88, American politician, member of the Texas House of Representatives (1965–1973).
• Milo Hrnić, 73, Croatian pop singer, infection.
• Thomas M. Humphrey, 88, American economist.
• Helvi Jürisson, 94, Estonian poet, translator and children's book author.
• Murat Karayılan, 69, Turkish Kurdish militant, commander of the People's Defence Forces (since 2014), shot.
• Agnes Kwaje Lasuba, 75, South Sudanese politician.
• Torsti Lehtinen, 81, Finnish writer and philosopher.
• John Marshall, 82, English drummer (Nucleus, Soft Machine, Centipede).
• Gita Mehta, 80, Indian-American writer (Karma Cola, A River Sutra) and filmmaker.
• Lionel Morgan, 85, Australian rugby league player (Wynnum Manly, Queensland, national team).
• Colin Murphy, 79, English football player (Folkestone) and manager (Lincoln City, Vietnam national team).
• Abdul Ati al-Obeidi, 83, Libyan politician and diplomat, prime minister (1977–1979), head of state (1979–1981) and twice minister of foreign affairs, heart attack.
• C. R. Omanakuttan, 80, Indian writer and humorist, haemorrhage.
• Sir Horace Ové, 86, Trinidadian-born British film director (Pressure) and writer.
• Mubarak Qazi, 67, Pakistani poet.
• Handry Satriago, 54, Indonesian conglomerate executive (General Electric).
• Qasem Taei, 63, Iraqi grand ayatollah, heart disease.
• Frank Tuerkheimer, 84, American lawyer, academic and prosecutor, U.S. attorney for the Western District of Wisconsin (1977–1981).
• Wimie Wilhelm, 62, Dutch actress (Baantjer), cancer.

17

• Catherine May Atlani, 77, French dancer, choreographer, and musician.
• Emily Banks, 90, American actress (Gunfight in Abilene, Live a Little, Love a Little, The Tim Conway Show).
• Sheldon Baugh, 80, American politician.
• Pepe Domingo Castaño, 80, Spanish radio and television presenter (Carrusel Deportivo, 300 millones), singer and writer.
• Joy Chambers, 76, Australian actress (The Restless Years, The Young Doctors, Neighbours).
• Petr Charvát, 74, Czech historian, archaeologist and academic.
• Ethel Cook, 72, American Odawa politician.
• Emile Duprée, 86, Canadian professional wrestler (Stampede Wrestling) and promoter (Grand Prix Wrestling).
• Louis Gooren, 79, Dutch endocrinologist.
• Chuck Hamilton, 84, Canadian ice hockey player (Hershey Bears, Montreal Canadiens, St. Louis Blues).
• Roric Harrison, 76, American baseball player (Atlanta Braves, Baltimore Orioles, Minnesota Twins).
• Ryszard Jedliński, 70, Polish Olympic handball player (1980).
• Barry M. Jensen, 78, American politician, member of the South Dakota House of Representatives (2001–2002, 2005–2006).
• Muhammad Mahdi al-Khorasani, 94, Iraqi grand ayatollah.
• Aleksandr Khvan, 65, Russian film director (Dyuba-Dyuba, It Is Easy to Die, Carmen) and actor.
• Robert Knapp, 77, American classicist, pancreatic cancer.
• Hennadiy Lahuta, 49, Ukrainian politician, governor of Kherson Oblast (2021–2022).
• Roger Lemelin, 69, Canadian ice hockey player (Kansas City Scouts, Colorado Rockies).
• Arthur Longbottom, 90, English footballer (Queens Park Rangers, Port Vale, Oxford United).
• Sami Azara al-Majun, 91, Iraqi politician.
• Harris Mayer, 102, American physicist (Manhattan Project).
• John McDonough, 71, British construction industry executive, chairman of Carillion (2001–2011).
• Ronnie McKinnon, 83, Scottish footballer (Rangers, Durban United, national team).
• Bengt NÃ¥jde, 81, Swedish Olympic runner (1964).
• Kevin Neale, 78, Australian football player (St Kilda) and coach (Ainslie, Central District), complications from Alzheimer's disease.
• Sikkil Neela, 85, Indian flutist (Sikkil Sisters).
• Willi Padge, 79, German rower, Olympic champion (1960).
• Aníbal de Peña, 90, Dominican singer, pianist and composer.
• Ali Asghar Rahmani Khalili, 79, Iranian politician, MP (1980–1988, 2000–2004).
• Rudolf Wickel, 90, German engineer and politician, member of the Landtag of North Rhine-Westphalia (1985–1995).

18

• Riaz Ahmed, 84, Indian volleyball player.
• Harold Baker, 93, American jurist, judge of the U.S. District Court for Eastern Illinois (1978–1979) and Central Illinois (1979–2022), and the FISA Court (1998–2005).
• Evgeny Bazhanov, 76, Russian political scientist and diplomat.
• Henry Boucha, 72, American ice hockey player (Detroit Red Wings, Minnesota North Stars), Olympic silver medalist (1972).
• Krzysztof Bujar, 61, Polish Olympic ice hockey player (1992).
• Byun Hee-bong, 81, South Korean actor (Barking Dogs Never Bite, The Host, Okja), pancreatic cancer.
• Constance Clayton, 89, American educator and civic leader.
• Leina'ala Drummond, 77, American model, Miss Hawaii (1964), cancer.
• Felice Farina, 69, Italian film director (Condominio).
• Edward Ferry, 82, American rower, Olympic champion (1964).
• Jürgen Grimming, 85, German businessman and politician, MP (1975–1976).
• Grimanesa Jiménez, 86, Chilean actress (La Colorina, Papi Ricky).
• Brereton C. Jones, 84, American horse breeder and politician, lieutenant governor (1987–1991) and governor of Kentucky (1991–1995).
• Frieder Lippmann, 87, German politician, member of the Landtag of Thuringia (1990–2004).
• Seiji Mataichi, 79, Japanese politician, MP (2001–2019).
• Joe Matt, 60, American cartoonist (Peepshow), heart attack.
• Peter W. Mullin, 82, American businessman, founder of M Financial Group.
• Chandran Nair, 77–78, Singaporean poet, heart attack.
• Zdeněk Návrat, 92, Czech Olympic ice hockey player (1956).
• Rolf Olander, 89, Swedish Olympic swimmer (1952).
• Tarachand Patel, 81, Indian politician, MP (1999–2004).
• Marinho Peres, 76, Brazilian football player (Barcelona, national team) and manager (Belenenses).
• Kate de Romero, 86, Puerto Rican first lady (1977–1985).
• Syed Salahuddin Zaki, 77, Bangladeshi film director (Ghuddi) and screenwriter (Nodir Naam Modhumoti, Lalsalu).

19

• Babu, 60, Indian actor (En Uyir Thozhan, Perum Pulli, Thayamma).
• Serhiy Bashkyrov, 64, Ukrainian football player (Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk, Metalurh Zaporizhzhia) and manager.
• Rónán Mac Aodha Bhuí, 53, Irish broadcaster (RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta).
• Jimmy Brohan, 88, Irish hurler (Blackrock, Cork).
• Romeo Callejo Sr., 86, Filipino judge, associate justice of the Supreme Court (2002–2007).
• Slobodan Čendić, 85, Serbian football manager (FC Schalke 04, 1. FC Saarbrücken, Alemannia Aachen).
• Billy Chemirmir, 50, Kenyan convicted murderer, homicide.
• Lou Deprijck, 77, Belgian singer-songwriter ("Ça plane pour moi"), musician (Two Man Sound) and record producer.
• Brendan Devlin, 92, Irish language scholar.
• Vitaly Dubko, 87, Russian Olympic trampolining coach (2000, 2004).
• JoAnne A. Epps, 72, American legal scholar, president of Temple University (since 2023).
• Per Gahrton, 80, Swedish politician, MP (1976–1979, 1994–1995) and MEP (1995–2004), founder of the Green Party.
• Stephen Gould, 61, American heldentenor, cholangiocarcinoma.
• James F. Hoge Jr., 87, American journalist and publisher (The Chicago Sun-Times, New York Daily News, Foreign Affairs).
• Egil Johansen, 61, Norwegian footballer (VÃ¥lerenga, national team), complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
• Severino Lojodice, 89, Italian footballer (Cremonese, Roma, Brescia).
• Donlin Long, 89, American neurosurgeon.
• Johannes Moe, 97, Norwegian engineer.
• Likpalimor Kwajo Tawiah, 63, Ghanaian politician, MP (1993–2013).
• Hildegarde Neil, 84, British actress (Antony and Cleopatra, A Touch of Class, England Made Me), cancer.
• Ellis Sandoz, 92, American academic and political scientist.
• G. Peter Scott, 78–79, British-American mathematician, cancer.
• Buddy Teevens, 66, American football coach (Dartmouth Big Green), injuries sustained in a traffic collision.
• Sir John Ure, 92, British diplomat, ambassador to Cuba (1979–1981), Brazil (1984–1987) and Sweden (1987–1991).
• Gianni Vattimo, 87, Italian philosopher (Hermeneutic Communism) and politician, MEP (1999–2004, 2009–2014).
• E. J. Wells, 67, American musician and songwriter, cardiac arrest.

20

• Erika Anderson, 34, American mechanical engineer.
• Katherine Anderson, 79, American singer (The Marvelettes).
• Zeenat Barkatullah, Bangladeshi dancer and television actress.
• Yaacov Bergman, 78, Israeli conductor (Walla Walla Symphony).
• Martin Bielz, 87, Romanian Olympic rower (1960).
• Josef Bugl, 90, German politician, MP (1980–1987).
• Enzo Cavalli, 86, Italian Olympic triple jumper (1960).
• Dick Clark, 95, American politician, member of the U.S. Senate (1973–1979).
• Maddy Cusack, 27, English footballer (Aston Villa, Birmingham City, Sheffield United), suicide.
• Elaine Devry, 93, American actress (The Atomic Kid, China Doll, A Guide for the Married Man).
• Camille Dimmer, 84, Luxembourgish footballer (Anderlecht, national team) and politician, deputy (1984–1994).
• Bobby Durnbaugh, 90, American baseball player (Cincinnati Redlegs).
• Stephen Erickson, 83, American philosopher, complications from Parkinson's disease.
• Herbert Faust, 96, German politician, member of the Landtag of North Rhine-Westphalia (1970–1985).
• Ruth Fuchs, 76, German politician and athlete, Olympic champion (1972, 1976).
• Renée Hudon, 81, Canadian radio and television journalist (Radio-Canada).
• Shuntarō Itō, 93, Japanese science historian.
• Jerzy Kowalski, 86, Polish Olympic sprinter (1960).
• David Mack, 69, American politician, member of the South Carolina House of Representatives (1997–2020).
• Lucy Morgan, 82, American journalist (Tampa Bay Times), Pulitzer Prize winner (1985), complications from a fall.
• Erwin Olaf, 64, Dutch photographer, complications from a lung transplant and emphysema.
• Graeme Page, 80, Australian politician, member (1976–1996) and speaker (1992–1996) of the Tasmanian House of Assembly.
• Odilon Polleunis, 80, Belgian footballer (S.T.V.V., R.W.D. Molenbeek, national team), heart failure.
• Jack Sandlin, 72, American politician, member of the Indiana Senate (since 2016).
• Phil Sellers, 69, American basketball player (Detroit Pistons, BV Amstelveen), stroke.
• Thet Lwin, 83, Burmese politician, minister of ethnic affairs (2016–2021), heart attack.
• Hollis Watkins, 82, American civil rights activist.

21

• Yoel Alroy, 93, Israeli footballer (Maccabi Netanya) and politician, mayor of Netanya (1983–1993).
• Sabine Bothe, 63, German Olympic handball player (1992).
• Kevin Byrne, 73–74, Australian politician, mayor of Cairns (1992–1995, 2000–2008).
• Alexandra Can, 70, Moldovan politician.
• Linda Cardozo, 73, British gynaecologist.
• John Donald, 94, British jeweller.
• Arlen Erdahl, 92, American politician, Minnesota secretary of state (1971–1975), member of the Minnesota (1963–1971) and U.S. House of Representatives (1979–1983), complications from Alzheimer's disease.
• Stevie Faye, 95, British comedian (The Comedians). (death announced on this date)
• Maya Georgieva, 68, Bulgarian volleyball player, Olympic bronze medallist (1980).
• Hubert Ginn, 76, American football player (Miami Dolphins, Baltimore Colts, Oakland Raiders).
• José Lemos, 61, Spanish footballer (Celta Vigo, Real Valladolid).
• Brian Merrett, 78, Canadian architect and activist, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
• Akhil Mishra, 67, Indian actor (Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi, Gandhi, My Father, 3 Idiots), fall.
• Aldo Neri, 92, Argentine doctor and politician, minister of health and social action (1983–1986).
• Walewska Oliveira, 43, Brazilian volleyball player, Olympic champion (2008).
• Barry Palmer, 83, American politician, member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives (2010–2012, 2012–2014), cancer.
• Luigi Rinaldi, 85, Italian trade unionist and politician, deputy (1983–1994).
• Ruth Ryste, 91, Norwegian trade unionist and politician, minister of social affairs (1976–1979).
• Anthony Castillo Sanchez, 44, American convicted murderer, executed by lethal injection.
• Jeremy Silman, 69, American chess master.
• Robert W. Smith, 64, American trumpeter and composer, complications from heart surgery.
• Gaetano Tanti, 66, Maltese trade unionist, president of the UHM (since 1998).
• Saroja Vaidyanathan, 86, Indian Bharatanatyam dancer and choreographer, cancer.
• Ignacio Vázquez Torres, 84, Mexican politician, three-term deputy, gubernatorial candidate, and senator.
• Eugenia Viteri, 95, Ecuadorian writer and women's rights activist.

22

• Maria Carmem Barbosa, 76, Brazilian playwright and screenwriter (Olho no Olho, Salsa e Merengue).
• Khemraj Bhatta 'Mayalu', 76, Nepalese politician, MP (1999–2008), cancer.
• Peter Brand, 76, British politician, MP (1997–2001).
• Olga Chorens, 99, Cuban singer and actress.
• Bernardino Fabbian, 73, Italian footballer (Internazionale, Foggia).
• Bayani Fernando, 77, Filipino politician, chairman of the MMDA (2002–2009), member of the House of Representatives (2016–2022) and secretary of public works and highways (2003), fall.
• Bob Glasgow, 81, American politician, member of the Texas Senate (1980–1993).
• François Glorieux, 91, Belgian conductor (Ballet of the 20th Century), composer, and musicologist.
• Sharar Haidar, 52, Iraqi football player (national team) and executive, chairman of Al-Karkh (since 2003), heart attack.
• Mike Henderson, 70, American singer-songwriter ("Broken Halos", "Starting Over") and musician (The SteelDrivers).
• Sir Patu Hohepa, 87, New Zealand Māori language academic.
• Peter Horton, 82, Austrian guitarist, composer and singer.
• Evelyn Fox Keller, 87, American physicist, author, and feminist.
• Stan Klees, 91, Canadian businessman (RPM).
• Pava LaPere, 26, American businesswoman and entrepreneur, blunt force trauma.
• Giovanni Lodetti, 81, Italian footballer (Milan, Sampdoria, national team).
• Américo Lopes, 90, Portuguese footballer (Porto, Boavista, national team).
• Geir Lundestad, 78, Norwegian historian, member of the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters and director of the Norwegian Nobel Institute (1990–2014).
• Mark Manges, 67, American football player (St. Louis Cardinals, Hamilton Tiger-Cats).
• Alejandro Meerapfel, 54, Argentine operatic baritone, heart attack.
• Cristina Morán, 93, Uruguayan actress (Anina, Alelí), television presenter and journalist.
• Giorgio Napolitano, 98, Italian politician, president (2006–2015), minister of the interior (1996–1998) and president of the Chamber of Deputies (1992–1994).
• Joseph D. Novak, 92, American educator and professor.
• Boris Ostanin, 76, Russian writer and essayist, co-founder of the Andrei Bely Prize.
• Jeff Ragsdale, 51, American author (Jeff, One Lonely Guy) and filmmaker, cancer.
• Dame Teresa Rees, 74, British social scientist, cancer.
• Selwyn Romilly, 83, Canadian judge, justice of the Supreme Court (1995–2015) and Provincial Court (1974–1978) of British Columbia.
• Bruce Russett, 88, American political scientist.
• Dieter Schneider, 86, German lyricist.
• Wallace B. Smith, 94, American Community of Christ preacher, prophet-president (1978–1996).
• Vladimir Sokhov, 84, Russian politician, MP (1995–2003).
• Sergey Solovyov, 68, Russian mathematician.
• Murray Stenson, 74, American bartender.
• Goodloe Sutton, 84, American newspaper editor, publisher and owner.
• Bernard Toublanc-Michel, 95, French film director and screenwriter.
• Joanne Verger, 93, American politician.

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• Daniel Okyem Aboagye, 49, Ghanaian politician, MP (2016–2020).
• Edwin Nicholas Arnold, 82, British herpetologist, heart failure.
• Jim Courtney, 87, American politician, member of the Montana House of Representatives (1977–1979).
• Eugenio Elorduy Walther, 82, Mexican politician, governor of Baja California (2001–2007).
• Lucie Julia, 96, Guadeloupean writer, women's rights activist and social worker.
• Nic Kerdiles, 29, American ice hockey player (Anaheim Ducks), traffic collision.
• Terry Kirkman, 83, American musician (The Association) and songwriter ("Cherish", "Everything That Touches You"), heart failure.
• Víctor Manuel López Forero, 92, Colombian Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Socorro y San Gil (1980–1985), archbishop of Nueva Pamplona (1994–1998) and Bucaramanga (1998–2009).
• Danny Morris, 77, American baseball player (Minnesota Twins).
• Cheryl Murray, 71, English actress (Coronation Street).
• Toivo Öhman, 90, Swedish Olympic diver (1952, 1960).
• John S. Saul, 85, Canadian academic and activist, cancer.
• Noël Tijou, 81, French Olympic long-distance runner (1972).
• Skadi Walter, 59, German Olympic speed skater (1984).
• Paul Woodruff, 80, American classicist and academic, bronchiectasis.
• Chloe Wright, 75, New Zealand businesswoman and philanthropist.

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• Ray Anderson, 96, American journalist (The New York Times).
• Felix Ayo, 90, Spanish-born Italian violinist (I Musici).
• Keith Baxter, 90, Welsh actor (Chimes at Midnight, Ash Wednesday, Merlin), heart attack.
• Viktor Belenko, 76, Russian-born American fighter pilot.
• Fritz Bing, 89, South African cricketer.
• Dorra Bouzid, 90, Tunisian feminist and art critic.
• Roland Cantzler, 92, German jurist and politician, MP (1972).
• Léon Fatous, 97, French politician, MEP (1984–1989) and senator (1992–2001).
• Alfonso Ferrufino, 81, Bolivian lawyer, sociologist, and politician, minister of government (2003–2004).
• Tim Foley, 75, American football player (Miami Dolphins).
• K. G. George, 77, Indian film director (Yavanika, Panchavadi Palam, Adaminte Vaariyellu) and screenwriter, stroke.
• Ced Gyles, 96, Canadian football player (Calgary Stampeders).
• John Hayes, 84, Australian rugby league player (Western Suburbs, New South Wales).
• Zvi Hecker, 92, Polish-born Israeli architect.
• Silvi Liiva, 82, Estonian printmaker.
• Hani Naqshabandi, 60, Saudi journalist (Sayidaty, The Majalla), writer and novelist.
• Barry Olivier, 87, American guitar instructor, founder of the Berkeley Folk Music Festival.
• Leon Phillips, 88, New Zealand chemist.
• Steven Pim, Papua New Guinean politician, MP (since 2022), heart attack.
• Ray Reynolds, 87, Australian cricketer (Queensland).
• Keith Riglin, 66, British Anglican bishop, bishop of Argyll and The Isles (since 2021).
• Chuck Romine, 87, American politician, member of the West Virginia House of Delegates (1968–1974, 1998–2000, 2016–2018).
• William B. Russel, 77, American chemical engineer.
• James Skala, 93, American basketball player and coach (Eastern Michigan).
• Reiky de Valk, 23, Dutch actor (Skam NL, Hunter Street), suicide.
• Allan Weisbecker, 75, American surfer, novelist, and screenwriter (Crime Story).

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• Mubarak Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, 93, Kuwaiti politician.
• Burkey Belser, 76, American graphic designer (nutrition facts label), bladder cancer.
• Eugenio Calabi, 100, Italian-born American mathematician (Calabi conjecture, Calabi–Yau manifold, Calabi flow).
• Bob Dahl, 54, American football player (Cleveland Browns, Washington Redskins).
• Atis Deksnis, 50, Latvian politician, MP (since 2022).
• Ron D. Givens, 71, American politician, member of the Texas House of Representatives (1985–1989).
• Gualberto Gutiérrez, 83, Uruguayan Olympic boxer (1960).
• Andriy Ivanchuk, 50, Ukrainian politician, MP (since 2012), thrombosis.
• Makoto Katamine, 67, Japanese politician.
• György Kottán, 76, Hungarian-Austrian football player (MTK) and manager (Bangladesh national team, Pakistan national team).
• Severino Lucini, 93, Italian Olympic rower (1960).
• Zoleka Mandela, 43, South African writer, cancer.
• Harry Marsh, 97, English chemist.
• David McCallum, 90, Scottish actor (The Man from U.N.C.L.E., NCIS, The Great Escape) and musician.
• Osman Mema, 84, Albanian footballer (17 Nëntori Tirana, Partizani).
• Matteo Messina Denaro, 61, Italian mobster, head of the Sicilian Mafia (since 2006), colon cancer.
• Luigi Minchillo, 68, Italian Olympic boxer (1976), heart attack.
• Seth Walker Norman, 89, American judge and politician.
• Harry Poole, 88, English footballer (Port Vale).
• Juhani Salovaara, 91, Finnish Olympic sailor (1964).
• Gerry Shamray, 66, American comic book artist (American Splendor).
• Nevenka Tadić, 97, Serbian neuropsychiatrist.
• Anneke Uittenbosch, 93, Dutch harpsichordist.
• Obie Wilchcombe, 64, Bahamian politician.
• Yevgeny Yasin, 89, Russian economist, minister of economy (1994–1997).

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References

External links

• List of September 2023 deaths at IMDb