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List of notable deaths in a month
The following is a list of notable deaths in June 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.
June 2003
1
Marjorie Finlay , 74, American opera singer and television personality.
Siegfried Freytag , 83, German
Luftwaffe
flying ace during World War II.
[1]
Johnny Hopp , 86, American baseball player (
St. Louis Cardinals ,
Boston Braves ,
Pittsburgh Pirates ).
[2]
Jørgen Kiil , 72, Danish actor.
[3]
Johnny Paul Koroma , 43, Sierra Leonean military officer,
Head of state (1997-1998).
Yevgeny Matveyev , 81, Russian actor and film director,
lung cancer .
Olikoye Ransome-Kuti , 75, Nigerian politician and activist.
Pete Sivess , 89, American baseball player (
Philadelphia Phillies ).
[4]
Burkard Freiherr von Müllenheim-Rechberg , 92, German diplomat and author.
2
Freddie Blassie , 85, American professional wrestler and
NWA World Junior Heavyweight Champion ,
kidney failure .
[5]
Bojčo Brănzov , 57, Bulgarian basketball player (
men's basketball at the
1968 Summer Olympics ).
[6]
Dick Cusack , 77, American actor (
The Fugitive ,
High Fidelity ,
Chain Reaction ),
pancreatic cancer .
[7]
Donald Jack , 78, Canadian playwright and novelist.
[8]
Makoto Kozuru , 80, Japanese baseball player.
[9]
Burke Marshall , 80, American lawyer and head of the
Civil Rights Division .
[10]
3
Peter Bromley , 74, British sports broadcaster,
BBC Radio 's voice of horse racing for 40 years (1961–2001), pancreatic cancer.
[11]
Felix de Weldon , 96, Austrian-American sculptor (
Marine Corps War Memorial ).
[12]
John Jympson , 72, British film editor,
diabetes .
Petre Mshveniyeradze , 74, Soviet and Georgian water polo player and Olympic silver medalist.
[13]
Fabrice Salanson , 23, French road cyclist, heart attack.
[14]
4
5
Thomas Speakman Barnett , 93, Canadian politician (member of
Parliament of Canada for
Comox—Alberni , British Columbia).
[18]
John Fairclough , 72, British computer designer,
Government Chief Scientific Adviser .
[19]
Patricia Blomfield Holt , 92, Canadian composer, pianist and music educator.
Jürgen Möllemann , 57, German minister, suicide.
Manuel Rosenthal , 98, French composer and conductor.
[20]
Meir Vilner , 84, Israeli politician and chairman of the
Communist Party of Israel .
[21]
6
Adalbert Boros , 94, Romanian
Roman Catholic prelate.
Ken Grimwood , 59, American author, heart attack.
Michael John , 60, Australian politician.
[22]
Georges Pichard , 83, French comics artist.
[23]
Dave Rowberry , 62, English pianist and organist.
Shivnath Singh , 56, Indian long-distance runner (
1976 Olympics men's marathon ,
1980 Olympics men's marathon ).
[24]
Hilda Sour , 87, Chilean actress and singer.
7
Arne Bonde , 78, Norwegian newspaper editor and radio executive.
Belle Chrystall , 93, British actress.
R. W. G. Dennis , 92, British botanist.
[25]
Muhammad Abd El-Ghani El-Gamasy , 81, Egyptian Field Marshal and Commander in Chief of The Armed Forces.
Greg Garrett , 56, American baseball player (
California Angels ,
Cincinnati Reds ).
[26]
Trevor Goddard , 40, British actor (
JAG ,
Mortal Kombat ,
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl ), accidental drug overdose.
[27]
Selahattin Ülkümen , 89, Turkish diplomat.
8
Thomas S. Gettys , 90, American politician.
[28]
Herschel Burke Gilbert , 85, American
orchestrator and
composer of film and television scores, complications of a stroke.
[29]
Colin Legum , 84, South African journalist and writer.
[30]
Leighton Rees , 63, Welsh
darts player, heart attack.
[31]
9
Kató Lomb , 94, Hungarian translator and
simultaneous interpreter .
Angelo Palmas , 88, Italian prelate of the
Catholic Church .
[32]
Indradeep Sinha , 88, Indian freedom fighter and
communist leader.
German Sveshnikov , 66, Soviet
fencer (Olympic medals:
1960 gold medal ,
1964 gold medal ,
1968 silver medal ).
[33]
10
Charles Harrison Brown , 82, American politician (
U.S. Representative for
Missouri's 7th congressional district ).
[34]
John Semple Galbraith , 86, British historian.
Hal Gausman , 85, American set decorator.
Silvio Pedroni , 85, Italian
racing cyclist (
men's individual road race ,
men's team road race at the
1948 Summer Olympics ).
[35]
Livio Dante Porta , 81, Argentine steam locomotive engineer.
Donald Regan , 84, American politician, Chief of Staff and Treasury Secretary, cancer.
[36]
Carlos Roca , 45, Spanish field hockey player and Olympic medalist.
[37]
Boy Rozendal , 74, Curaçao politician and journalist.
David Towell , 66, American politician, cancer.
Bernard Williams , 73, British
moral philosopher ,
multiple myeloma .
[38]
Phil Williams , 64, Welsh politician, member of the
National Assembly for Wales for
South Wales East , heart attack.
[39]
11
David Brinkley , 82, American broadcast journalist (
The Huntley–Brinkley Report ,
NBC Nightly News ,
This Week with David Brinkley ).
[40]
Pankaj Charan Das , 78, Indian classical dancer.
Ilona Madary , 86, Hungarian gymnastand Olympic medalist.
[41]
William Marshall , 78, American actor, director and opera singer, complications from
Alzheimer's disease and
diabetes .
[42]
Virgil Mărdărescu , 81, Romanian football manager.
Rudolf Tomsits , 57, Hungarian
jazz musician.
Hanna Veres , 74, Ukrainian folk artist, embroiderer and weaver.
Guy Willatt , 85, English cricketer.
[43]
12
Itamar Assumpção , 53, Brazilian songwriter and composer,
colorectal cancer .
[44]
Joseph L. Fleiss , 65, American
epidemiologist and professor of
biostatistics .
Gregory Peck , 87, American actor (
To Kill a Mockingbird ,
Roman Holiday ,
The Boys from Brazil ),
bronchopneumonia .
[45]
Sam Schulman , 93, American sports businessman (
Seattle SuperSonics ,
San Diego Chargers ), blood disease.
[46]
13
Harold Ashby , 78, American
jazz
tenor saxophonist (
Duke Ellington Orchestra ).
[47]
Robert A. Good , 81, American physician regarded as a founder of modern
immunology ,
esophageal cancer .
[48]
Malik Meraj Khalid , 86, Pakistani advocate, left wing politician and Marxist philosopher.
Guy Lux , 83, French TV host and producer, heart attack.
Robin Russell, 14th Duke of Bedford , 63, British peer, stroke.
[49]
Tor Stokke , 74, Norwegian film actor, cancer.
[50]
Hassan ibn Yahya , 95, Yemeni royal and statesman.
14
Nikolai Figurovsky , 79, Soviet film director, screenwriter, writer and professor at VGIK.
Jimmy Knepper , 75, American
jazz trombonist , complications of
Parkinson's disease .
[51]
Volker Kriegel , 59, German
jazz guitarist and composer.
[52]
Edward F. Moore , 77, American professor of mathematics and computer science,
artificial life pioneer.
Joyce Powell , 81, New Zealand cricketer.
[53]
Günther Schack , 85, German
Luftwaffe
fighter ace during World War II.
John Weld , 98, American newspaper reporter and writer (Don't You Cry for Me , Young Man in Paris , September Song ).
[54]
Dale Whittington , 43, American race car driver.
[55]
15
Ralph Kilner Brown , 93, British jurist and athlete.
Hume Cronyn , 91, Canadian-American actor (
The Seventh Cross ,
Cocoon ,
The Pelican Brief ), prostate cancer.
[56]
Albert Demuyser , 82, Belgian artist and racehorse owner, cancer.
Kaiser Matanzima , 88,
Transkei politician,
President (1979-1986).
[57]
Johnny Miles , 97, Canadian
marathon runner.
[58]
Alberto Pigaiani , 74, Italian heavyweight weightlifter and Olympic medalist.
[59]
Philip Stone , 79, British actor (
The Shining ,
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom ,
A Clockwork Orange ).
[60]
René Touzet , 86, Cuban composer, pianist and bandleader.
Bill Wentworth , 95, Australian politician (member of
Australian Parliament for
Mackellar ).
[61]
James Willis , 79, Australian admiral and
Chief of Naval Staff .
[62]
16
Asa Baber , 66, American writer and magazine columnist for
Playboy ,
ALS .
[63]
Enrico Baj , 78, Italian artist and writer on art.
[64]
Les Benjamin , 78, Canadian politician (
MP for
Regina—Lake Centre ,
Regina West ,
Regina—Lumsden , Saskatchewan).
[65]
Pierre Bourgault , 69, Canadian politician, essayist, actor and journalist,
lung cancer .
[66]
Peter Redgrove , 71, British poet.
[67]
Carlos Rivas , 78, American actor,
prostate cancer .
[68]
Georg Henrik von Wright , 87, Finnish philosopher, professor and writer.
[69]
René Walschot , 87, Belgian racing cyclist.
[70]
17
Frank M. Clark , 87, American politician (
U.S. Representative for
Pennsylvania's 25th congressional district ).
[71]
Wilhelm Deist , 71, German historian and author.
Elsa Grave , 85, Swedish novelist, poet and artist.
Paul Hirst , 57, British sociologist and
political theorist .
Marcella Pobbe , 81, Italian
operatic soprano .
[72]
Jean-Jacques Vierne , 82, French film director.
[73]
18
Guy Bara , 79, Belgian comic strip writer and artist (
Max l'explorateur ).
[74]
Kenneth Cross , 91, British Royal Air Force commander.
Paul Daisley , 45, British politician,
colorectal cancer .
[75]
Larry Doby , 79, American baseball player (
Cleveland Indians ) and member of the
MLB Hall of Fame , bone cancer.
[76]
Jankidas , 93, Indian actor of Hindi cinema, cyclist, production designer, and writer.
Ernest Martin , 42, American murderer,
execution by lethal injection .
19
Jack Butterworth, Baron Butterworth , 85, British lawyer, academic and
life peer (
House of Lords 1985–2003).
[77]
Mel Ferber , 80, American television director and producer, heart attack.
Peanuts Hucko , 85, American
big band musician.
[78]
Rafael Ileto , 82, Filipino army general and politician, heart attack.
Ethan James , 57, American musician, record producer, and recording engineer,
liver cancer .
Mahfoud Nahnah , 61, Algerian politician,
leukemia .
Laura Sadler , 22, British television actress, accidental fall.
[79]
Belding Hibbard Scribner , 82, American physician and pioneering
kidney dialysis researcher.
[80]
20
LaMar Baker , 87, American politician (
U.S. Representative for
Tennessee's 3rd congressional district ).
[81]
I. Bernard Cohen , 89, American professor of the
history of science and author.
[82]
Fielder Cook , 80, American television and film director, producer, and writer, complications from a stroke.
[83]
André Grillon , 81, French football player and football manager.
[84]
Moshe Kupferman , 76, Israeli artist.
Raymond Serra , 66, American actor.
[85]
Bob Stump , 76, American politician (
U.S. Representative for
Arizona's 3rd congressional district ),
myelodysplasia .
[86]
21
George Axelrod , 81, American screenwriter (
Bus Stop ,
Breakfast at Tiffany's ,
The Manchurian Candidate ).
[87]
Piet Dankert , 69, Dutch politician,
State Secretary for Foreign Affairs and
President of the European Parliament .
[88]
Charles Dédéyan , 93, French literary historian.
[89]
Anita Felguth , 94, German champion table tennis player.
Jules Marchal , 78, Belgian diplomat and historian.
Hiroko Matsumoto , 66, Japanese fashion model.
[90]
Jason Moran , 35, Australian criminal, murdered.
[91]
Roger Neilson , 69, Canadian ice hockey coach,
skin cancer .
[92]
Leon Uris , 78, American author,
kidney failure .
[93]
Magnus von Braun , 84, German chemical engineer,
rocket scientist and business executive.
Sergei Vronsky , 67, Soviet cinematographer .
[94]
Alvise Zichichi , 64, Italian
chess master .
22
Sergio Bruni , 81, Popular Italian singer, guitarist, and songwriter.
[95]
Vasil Bykaŭ , 79, Belarusian writer.
[96]
Joseph Chaikin , 67, American theatre director, actor, and playwright.
[97]
Gladys Heldman , 81, American tennis player, manager and
magazine publisher, suicide.
[98]
Harry Kinzy , 92, American baseball player (
Chicago White Sox ).
[99]
Leonard Koppett , 79, Soviet-American sportswriter and author, heart attack.
[100]
John Mandic , 83, American basketball player.
[101]
Shelby Starner , 19, American singer-songwriter and musician, complications from
bulimia nervosa .
[102]
23
Sven Fahlman , 88, Swedish fencer.
[103]
Maynard Jackson , 65, American politician and the first
Afro American mayor of
Atlanta, Georgia , heart attack.
[104]
Doug Ring , 84, Australian cricketer.
[105]
Fred Sandback , American
minimalist sculptor, suicide.
[106]
Aleksandr Sidelnikov , 52, Soviet ice hockey player, heart failure.
24
Jack Bruner , 78, American baseball player (
Chicago White Sox ,
St. Louis Browns ).
[107]
Alex Gordon , 80, British film producer and screenwriter.
[108]
Wataru Kubo , 74, Japanese politician.
José Trías Monge , 83, Puerto Rican lawyer and judge.
[109]
Akira Nagoya , 72, Japanese actor and
seiyū .
Barbara Weeks , 89, American actress (
Ziegfeld Follies ,
Now I'll Tell ).
[110]
25
Rene Cayetano , 68, Filipino television presenter, journalist and politician,
abdominal cancer .
Johnny Dauwe , 37, Belgian Olympic cyclist,
suicide .
[111]
Archibald D. Johnston , 63, Canadian politician.
Lester Maddox , 87, American politician and
segregationist ,
Governor of Georgia (1967-1971), complications from
pneumonia and
prostate cancer .
[112]
Theodore Cressy Skeat , 96, British academic and librarian at the
British Museum .
[113]
André Théard , 97, Haitian Olympic sprinter.
[114]
Shun Yashiro , 70, Japanese actor and voice actor, stroke.
26
John G. Adams , 91, American lawyer, counsel in the
Army–McCarthy hearings .
[115]
Marc-Vivien Foé , 28, Cameroonian footballer, heart attack.
[116]
Daniel G. Hill , 79, American-Canadian
sociologist , civil servant, and
human rights specialist.
[117]
Isaac Schapera , 98, British
social anthropologist .
[118]
Denis Thatcher , 88, British businessman,
Spouse of the Prime Minister (1979–1990),
pancreatic cancer .
[119]
Strom Thurmond , 100, American politician,
Governor of South Carolina , and the only centenarian to serve in the
U.S. Congress , heart failure.
[120]
27
Gerald Balfour, 4th Earl of Balfour , 77, British
hereditary peer (
House of Lords 1968–1999), businessman and politician.
[121]
Prince Carl Bernadotte , 92, Swedish prince.
[122]
Floyd Fithian , 74, American educator and politician.
[123]
Walter Hugo Khouri , 73, Brazilian film director, screenwriter, and producer.
[124]
Gary Lane , 60, American gridiron football player, heart attack.
[125]
David Newman , 66, American screenwriter (
Bonnie and Clyde ,
There Was a Crooked Man... ,
What's Up, Doc? ), stroke.
[126]
Giuseppe Pontiggia , 68, Italian writer and literary critic, stroke.
Anthony Poshepny , 78, American
CIA
Paramilitary Operations Officer and model for
Colonel Kurtz in the movie
Apocalypse Now .
Ken Smith , 64, British poet.
[127]
John Heydon Stokes , 85, British politician (
Member of Parliament for
Oldbury and Halesowen ,
Halesowen and Stourbridge ).
[128]
28
George Baxt , 80, American screenwriter and author (
Circus of Horrors ,
The City of the Dead ), complication from heart surgery.
[129]
Clem Christesen , 91, Australian literary critic and editor.
Russell Endean , 79, South African cricket player.
[130]
Pauline Flanagan , 77, Irish-American actress, heart attack,
lung cancer .
[131]
Robert Muir Graves , 72, American
golf course architect, cancer.
[132]
Rio Kishida , 57, Japanese playwright and director.
Joan Lowery Nixon , 76, American journalist and author,
pancreatic cancer .
[133]
George E. Shipley , 76, American politician.
[134]
Willem Slijkhuis , 80, Dutch athlete (two-time bronze medal winner at
1948 Summer Olympics :
1500 metres ,
5000 metres ).
[135]
29
Rod Amateau , 79, American screenwriter and director (
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis ,
The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show ), cerebral hemorrhage.
[136]
Semion Braude , 92, Soviet and Ukrainian physicist and
radio astronomer .
Katharine Hepburn , 96, American actress (
The African Queen ,
The Lion in Winter ,
On Golden Pond ), heart attack.
[137]
Mordechai Hod , 76,
Israeli Air Force general.
[138]
James Kelly , 89, American abstract expressionist artist.
[139]
Norman O'Connor , 81, American priest and
jazz musician.
[140]
30
Noor Alam , 73, Pakistani field hockey player (Olympic field hockey:
1956 silver medal ,
1960 gold medal ).
[141]
Buddy Hackett , 78, American comedian and actor (
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World ,
The Little Mermaid ,
The Love Bug ),
diabetes .
[142]
Robert McCloskey , 88, American children's book writer and illustrator.
[143]
Constance Smith , 75, Irish actress.
[144]
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