Deaths in April 1999
The following is a list of notable deaths in April 1999.
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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.
April 1999
1
- Ellis Yarnal Berry, 96, American attorney, newspaper publisher and politician.
- Gladys Hasty Carroll, 94, American novelist.[1]
- Tony Frasca, 71, American ice hockey player and coach, stomach cancer.[2]
- Paul Freiherr von Hauser, 87, German officer in the Wehrmacht during World War II.
- Alfred Jahn, 83, Polish geographer, geomorphologist and polar explorer.
- Tadahito Mochinaga, 80, Japanese stop-motion animator.
- Madhurantakam Rajaram, 68, Indian author.
- Wilson Riles, 81, American educator and politician.
- Jesse Stone, 97, American R&B musician and songwriter.[3]
2
- Andrew Gardner, 66, British newscaster, heart attack.[4]
- Julio Alberto Hernández, 98, Dominican composer and pianist.
- Sophie Kanza, 59, Congolese politician and sociologist, cardiac arrest.
- Hayk Mirzayans, 78/79, Iranian Armenian entomologist.
- Josip Pokupec, 85, Yugoslav Olympic cyclist.
3
- Lionel Bart, 68, British music writer, composer and lyricist (Oliver!, Living Doll), cancer.[5]
- John B. Daly, 69, American politician.
- Luis M. Farías, 78, Mexican politician.
- Herman Foster, 70, American bebop jazz pianist.
4
- Karl Barufka, 77, German international footballer.
- Jumabek Ibraimov, 55, Kyrgyz politician, stomach cancer.
- Vane Ivanović, 85, Yugoslav-British athlete, political activist, diplomat and writer.
- Lucille Lortel, 98, American actress, artistic director and theatrical producer.[6]
- Bob Peck, 53, British actor (Jurassic Park), cancer.[7]
- Irvine Phillips, 93, American football player.
- Ambroise Roux, 77, French businessman and political advisor, heart attack.[8]
- Early Wynn, 79, American baseball player (Cleveland Indians) and member of the MLB Hall of Fame.[9]
5
- Paul David, 79, Canadian cardiologist and politician.
- Wally A. Forsberg, 90, American football and basketball coach.
- Chester E. McCarty, 93, American officer and pilot in the US Air Force[10]
- John Wiles, 73, South African novelist, television writer and producer (Doctor Who).
6
- Gene Benson, 85, American baseball player (Negro league baseball).
- Robert D. Lindsay, 79, Canadian politician.
- Red Norvo, 91, American jazz musician known as "Mr. Swing".[11]
- William Pleeth, 83, British cellist.
7
- Jim Copp, American musician and producer.
- Heinz Lehmann, 87, German-born Canadian psychiatrist known as the "father of modern psychopharmacology".
- Sir Angus Paton, 93, British civil engineer.[12]
- Bob Tough, 78, American basketball player.
8
- Vic Fisher, 74, Australian rules footballer.
- Luis Castro Leiva, 56, Venezuelan academic, writer and columnist, brain haemorrhage.[13]
- Fritz Tegtmeier, 81, German Luftwaffe flying ace during World War II.
9
- Jones Chilengi, 44, Zambian footballer and coach, haemorrhagic shock.
- Bert Firman, 93, English bandleader.
- Raúl Silva Henríquez, 91, Chilean prelate of the Catholic Church.[14][15]
- Emiko Kado, 23, Japanese female wrestler, intracerebral bleeding.
- Marcel Lihau, 67, Congolese politician, jurist, and law professor.
- Mary Lutyens, 90, British author.[16]
- Ibrahim Baré Maïnassara, 49, Niger military officer, murdered.
- Albert Popwell, 72, American actor, complications following open heart surgery.
10
- Brownie Mary, 76, American medical cannabis rights activist.[17]
- James D. McCawley, 61, Scottish-American linguist.
- Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai, 86, Indian novelist and short story writer.
- Jean Vander Pyl, 79, American actress and voice actress.[18]
- Ali Sayad Shirazi, 54, Iranian army officer, assassinated.
- Thornton Wilson, 78, Chairman and CEO of Boeing corporation.[19]
11
- William H. Armstrong, 87, American children's writer.[20]
- Slavko Ćuruvija, 49, Serbian journalist and newspaper publisher, murdered.
- Alan Evans, 49, Welsh darts player.[21]
- Pete Milne, 74, American baseball player.
- Agim Ramadani, 35, Kosovar Albanian commander of the Kosovo Liberation Army, killed in action.
12
- Carlos Jaschek, 73, German-born Argentine astrophysicist.[22]
- Marion Albert Pruett, 49, American spree killer, execution by lethal injection.
- Gordon Stott, Lord Stott, 89, Scottish advocate, sheriff and Lord Advocate.
- Boxcar Willie, 67, American country music singer-songwriter.[23]
13
- Edith Anderson, 83, American journalist, writer and translator.[24]
- Masaji Kiyokawa, 86, Japanese sports administrator and Olympic medalist (backstroke swimming), pancreatic cancer.
- Willi Stoph, 84, East German politician.[25][26]
- Visakha Wijeyeratne, 64, Sri Lankan painter, sculptor, writer and social worker.
14
- Mujdin Aliu, 25, Macedonian Albanian soldier, killed in action.
- Ellen Corby, 87, American actress.
- Anthony Newley, 67, British singer-songwriter and actor, kidney cancer.[27]
- Robert G. Sachs, 82, American theoretical physicist.[28]
- Nicola Trussardi, 56, Italian fashion designer, car accident.[29]
- Bill Wendell, 75, American television announcer, complications from cancer.[30]
15
- Roy Chiao, 72, British Hong Kong-era Chinese actor, heart failure.[31]
- Odilia Castro Hidalgo, 90, Costa Rican communist and feminist.
- K. R. Srinivasa Iyengar, 90, Indian writer in English.
- Harvey Postlethwaite, 55, British Formula One team technical director, heart attack.
16
- Regis Cordic, 72, American radio personality and actor.
- Vincent J. Dellay, 91, American politician.
- Rudi Fehr, 87, American film editor and studio executive, heart attack.[32]
- Zoë Lund, 37, American musician, model, actress, producer and screenwriter, cocaine-induced heart failure.[33]
- Frederick G. Morgan, 59, Australian recorder maker, car accident.[34]
- Abbott Pattison, 82, American sculptor and abstract artist.
- Karl Schefold, 94, Swiss archaeologist.
- Skip Spence, 52, American singer-songwriter (Jefferson Airplane, Moby Grape), lung cancer.[35]
- Margaret Tait, 80, Scottish film maker and poet.
17
- Nikolay Dobrev, 51, Bulgarian politician, cancer.
- Ahmad Mohamed Ibrahim, 82, Singaporean lawyer and law professor.
- Georges Miez, 94, Swiss gymnast.
- Richard Negri, 71, British theatre director and designer.[36]
- Milica Rakić, 3, child victim of the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia
- Nicky Virachkul, 50, American darts player.
18
- Alan Brazier, 74, English cricketer.
- Ye Fei, 84, Filipino-Chinese general and politician.
- Bob Irving, 51, English rugby player, heart attack.
- Migishi Setsuko, 94, Japanese Yōga painter.
- Raghubir Singh, 56, Indian photographer, heart attack.[37]
- István Vincze, 87, Hungarian mathematician,.
19
- Stanley T. Adams, 76, United States Army officer.[38]
- Hermine Braunsteiner, 79, German nazi concentration camp guard.
- Sir James Cobban, 88, British educator.
- Helen Lundeberg, 90, American painter, complications from pneumonia.[39]
- Arthur Morton, 84, American football player and coach.
- Yoko Tani, 70, Japanese actress and nightclub entertainer.
20
- Flora Carabella, 73, Italian film, television and stage actress, bone tumor.
- Flash Hollett, 88, Canadian ice hockey player.
- Nikos Rizos, 74, Greek actor, edema.
- Bethsabée de Rothschild, 84, French philanthropist and member of the Rothschild family.[40]
- Rick Rude, 40, professional wrestler, heart failure following accidental overdose.[41]
- Ric Throssell, 76, Australian diplomat and author.
- Señor Wences, 103, Spanish ventriloquist.[42]
- Charles E. Whittingham, 86, American racehorse trainer.*Students killed in the Columbine High School massacre:[43]
- Cassie Bernall, 17, victim.*
- Dylan Klebold, 17, perpetrator.*
- Eric Harris, 18, perpetrator.*
- Rachel Joy Scott, 17, victim.*
- Lauren Townsend, 18, victim.
21
- Tim Forster, 65, British racehorse trainer.
- Ralph Perk, 85, American politician.[44]
- Charles Rogers, 94, American actor and jazz musician.[45]
- M. J. Thirumalachar, 84, Indian mycologist, microbiologist and plant pathologist.
- Su Xuelin, 102, Chinese author and scholar.
22
- Ide Anak Agung Gde Agung, 77, Indonesian politician.
- Munir Ahmad Khan, 72, Pakistani nuclear engineer and physicist, complications following heart surgery.[46]
- Apostolos Nikolaidis, 60, Greek singer, cancer.
- Bert Remsen, 74, American actor.[47]
- Z. A. Suleri, Pakistani political journalist, author and activist, heart failure.
- Anne Szumigalski, 77, Canadian poet.
23
- Henrietta Branford, 53, English author of children's books, breast cancer.
- Wally Hanlon, 79, Scottish football player.
- Melba Liston, 73, American jazz trombonist, arranger and composer.[48]
- Aleksandr Markevich, 94, Ukrainian zoologist, helminthologist and copepodologist.
- M. V. Rajamma, 78, Indian actress, singer and movie producer.
24
- Nanabhai Bhatt, 83, Indian Bollywood film director and producer, heart failure.
- Arthur Boyd, 78, Australian painter.[49]
- Ray Evans, 76, American football player.
- Charles Rostaing, 94, French linguist.
- Don Schofield, Australian rugby player.
- Marie Taylor, New Zealand mycologist, botanist and scientific illustrator.
25
- Robert Cottle, 78, American television host, stroke.
- Roman Hruska, 94, American politician, complications following a broken hip.[50]
- Kemistry, 35, English drum and bass DJ and co-founder of record label Metalheadz, road accident.
- Lord Killanin, 85, Irish journalist, author and Olympic official.
- Rupert Lonsdale, 93, British submarine commander and prisoner of war.[51]
- Roger Troutman, 47, American musician, producer and founder of (Zapp and Roger), fratricide.
- Roberto Tyrrel, 63, Panamanian soccer player, heart attack.
- Michi Weglyn, 72, American author.[52]
26
- Man Mohan Adhikari, 78, 31st Prime Minister of Nepal.[53]
- Adrian Borland, 41, British musician, producer and frontman of The Sound, suicide.[54]
- Jill Dando, 37, British journalist and television presenter (Crimewatch), murder by gunshot.[55]
- Faye Throneberry, 67, American baseball player.
27
- Arbit Blatas, 90, Lithuanian artist and sculptor.[56]
- Gunnar Brunvoll, 74, Norwegian impresario and opera administrator.
- Dominick L. DiCarlo, 71, American lawyer and politician, heart attack.
- Al Hirt, 76, American trumpeter and bandleader, liver failure.[57]
- Pavel Klushantsev, 89, Russian cameraman, film director, producer, screenwriter and author.
- Rolf Landauer, 72, German-born American physicist, brain cancer.[58]
- Maria Stader, 87, Hungarian-Swiss lyric soprano.[59]
- Cyril Washbrook, 84, English cricketer.
28
- Brandon Burlsworth, 22, American football player, car accident.[60]
- Rory Calhoun, 76, American film and television actor, screenwriter and producer.[61][62]
- Osvaldo Civile, 40, Argentine heavy metal guitarist (V8, Horcas).
- Sir Alf Ramsey, 79, British football player and manager (Ipswich Town, England), Alzheimer's disease and prostate cancer.[63]
- Arthur Leonard Schawlow, 77, American physicist and co-inventor of the laser with Charles Townes, leukemia.[64]
- John Stears, 64, British Academy Award-winning special effects expert, stroke.[65]
- Donald E. Stewart, 69, American screenwriter, cancer.[66]
- Roderick Thorp, 62, American novelist, heart attack.[67]
- Harold Wellman, 90, English-born New Zealand geologist.
29
- Léon Barzin, 98, Belgian-American conductor.[68]
- Faustin Birindwa, Prime Minister of Zaire (1993 – 1994).
- Mohan Gokhale, 45, Indian actor, heart attack.
- Denzo Ishizaki, 112, Japan's oldest man.
- Elspeth March, 88, English actress.[69]
- Ovídio Martins, 70, Cape Verdean poet and journalist.
- Zabihollah Safa, 87, Iranian scholar.
- Kidar Sharma, 89, Indian film director, producer and screenwriter.[70]
- Roosevelt Wardell, American jazz and rhythm musician.
- Yao Xueyin, 88, Chinese novelist.
30
- Bruce Jesson, New Zealand journalist, author and political figure, cancer.[71]
- Jessica Lal, 34, Indian model, murdered.
- Nenad Nikolić, 37, Serbian footballer, killed during bombing.
- Jack Schiff, American comic book writer and editor.[72]
- Charles Speziale, 50, American scientist and professor specialized in turbulence.
- Darrell Sweet, 51, English drummer and member of Nazareth, heart attack.
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