Deaths in November 2000
The following is a list of notable deaths in November 2000.
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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.
November 2000
1
- George Armstrong, 56, English football player and coach, brain haemorrhage.[1]
- Sally Elizabeth Carlson, 104, American mathematician.
- David Crook, 90, British-Chinese communist activist and spy.
- Bernard Erhard, 66, American actor.
- Steve Evans, 58, American motorsports broadcaster.[2]
- Platon Kornyljak, 80, Ukrainian-born German Greek-Catholic hierarch.
- Ruth I. Michler, 33, American-born German mathematician, traffic accident.
- Steven Runciman, 97, English historian.[3]
2
- Eddie Collins Jr., 83, American baseball player.[4]
- Robert Cormier, 75, American author and journalist,, complications from a blood clot.[5]
- Michael Herman, 57, French American mathematician.
- Eva Morris, 114, British supercentenarian, oldest person in the world.
- Sue Ryder, 76, British charity founder.
3
- Bob Bryant, 82, American football player.
- Charles F. Hockett, 84, American linguist.[6]
- Robert Sherlaw Johnson, 68, British composer and musicologist.
- Shaheed Aga Syed Mehdi, 41, Indian Shia leader and social activist, assassinated.
- George Vandeman, 84, American evangelist and broadcaster.
- Mary Hunter Wolf, American theatre director and producer.[7]
4
- Vernel Fournier, 72, American jazz drummer, cerebral hemorrhage.[8]
- John Reynolds, 77, American physicist.[9]
- Ian Sneddon, 80, Scottish mathematician.
- Stephanie Lawrence, 50, British singer and actress
5
- Etienne Aigner, 95, Austrian-born American fashion designer.
- David Brower, 88, American environmentalist.[10]
- Jimmie Davis, 101, American singer, songwriter and politician (Governor of Louisiana).[11]
- Petar Dertliev, 84, Bulgarian politician.
- Victor Grinich, 75, American pioneer in the semiconductor industry, prostate cancer.[12]
- Amalia Hernández, 83, Mexican ballet choreographer.[13]
- Willard Marshall, 79, American baseball player.[14]
- Roger Peyrefitte, 93, French writer and diplomat.[15]
- Mary Sinclair, 77, American actress.[16]
- Harry Taylor, 81, American baseball player.[17]
6
- Torgny Anderberg, 81, Swedish actor and film director.
- Eddy Bruma, 75, Surinamese politician, lawyer and writer, injuries sustained during robbery.
- Herbert Brün, 82, German composer and pioneer of electronic and computer music.[18]
- L. Sprague de Camp, 92, American writer.[19]
- John McPhail, 76, Scottish football player.
- Stefaniya Stanyuta, 95, Belarus/Soviet theater and movie actress.
7
- Hal Fowler, 73, American poker player, hemorrhagic shock.
- George W. Gibbs Jr., 84, American civil rights leader.
- Jim Hutchinson, 103, English cricketer and centenarian.[20]
- Ingrid of Sweden, 90, Queen consort of Frederick IX of Denmark.
- Nimalan Soundaranayagam, 50, Sri Lankan Tamil teacher and politician, assassinated.
- Chidambaram Subramaniam, 90, Indian politician and independence activist.[21]
- Kōzaburō Yoshimura, 89, Japanese film director.
- Boris Zakhoder, 82, Russian poet and children's writer.
8
- Elio Crovetto, 73, Italian actor and comedian.
- John Levitow, 55, US Air Force loadmaster and recipient of the Medal of Honor, cancer.[22]
- Marc Lifschey, 74, American oboist, bone marrow disorder.
- Dick Morrissey, 60, British jazz musician and composer, cancer.
- Faris Odeh, 14, Palestinian boy demonstrator, shot by the Israel Defense Forces.
- Józef Pińkowski, 71, Prime Minister of Poland.
- Svetlana Kana Radević, 62, Montenegrin architect.
- Jan van der Vaart, 69, Dutch ceramist.
9
- Chiyonosuke Azuma, 74, Japanese actor and dancer.
- Michel Demaret, 60, Belgian politician.
- Sherwood Johnston, 73, American racing driver.
- James B. Knighten, 80, African-Americans US Army Air Corps pilot.
- Eric Morley, 82, British TV host.[23]
- Eddy Nawgu, Nigerian self-proclaimed "prophet of God" and occult practitioner.
- Hugh Paddick, 85, English actor (BBC radio show Round the Horne).[24]
- Kevin Shegog, 67, Australian country music singer, complications of a stroke.
10
- Adamantios Androutsopoulos, 81, Greek lawyer and politician, Prime Minister (1973-1974).
- Jacques Chaban-Delmas, 85, French Gaullist politician and Prime Minister of France.[25]
- Bob Matthewson, 70, English footballer and referee.
- Walter P. McConaughy, 92, American diplomat and ambassador.
- Alan Tyson, 74, British musicologist.[26]
- Dawn-Marie Wesley, 14, Canadian bullying victim, suicide by hanging.
11
- Rayford Barnes, 80, American actor.
- Sir Alun Davies, 87, Welsh public servant.
- William Harris, 6th Earl of Malmesbury, 92, British aristocrat and Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire.
- Hugo Pos, 86, Surinamese judge, writer, and poet.
- Notable people killed in the Kaprun disaster[27]
- Michael Goodridge, 36, United States Army Major, [28]
- Josef Schaupper, 37, Austrian deaf alpine skier.[29]
- Sandra Schmitt, 19, German freestyle skier.[30]
12
- John Bury, 75, British set designer, costume designer and lighting designer.[31]
- Christo Coetzee, 71, South African avant-garde artist.
- Wim Cohen, 77, Dutch mathematician.
- Eugene Antonio Marino, 66, American Roman Catholic prelate.[32]
- Franck Pourcel, 87, French composer, arranger, and conductor.
- Leah Rabin, 72, wife of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.[33]
- Harold Walker, 82, English cricketer.
- Sigi Ziering, 72, German-American scientist, playwright and philanthropist.
13
- Ralph Bingham Cloward, 92, American neurosurgeon.
- Gheorghe Ghimpu, 63, Romanian politician and political prisoner, traffic accident.
- Audrey Stubbart, 105, American centenarian.
- Jim Wise, 81, American musical composer.
14
- Len Gabrielson, 85, American baseball player.[34]
- Pietro Rimoldi, 89, Italian cyclist.
- Libby Scheier, 54, Canadian poet and short story writer, breast cancer.
- Robert Trout, 91, American broadcast news reporter.[35]
15
- Ju-Chin Chu, 80, Chinese American chemical engineer.
- G. V. Desani, 91, British-Indian novelist, poet, and social commentator.
- Harald Fischer, 68, German chiropractor and charity worker in Palestine, Israeli missile attack.
- Bernard Gadney, 91, English rugby player.
- Oscar Kempthorne, 81, British statistician and geneticist.
- Ranjit Maharaj, 87, Indian spiritual teacher.
- Rinaldo Martino, 79, Italian Argentine soccer player.
- Harry Webb, 92, Australian politician).
- Simon Wigg, 40, English speedway rider, brain tumour.
16
- Russ Conway, 75, English popular music pianist.
- Josef Ertl, 75, German politician, complications from severe burn injuries.
- Joe C., 26, American rapper, hype man and musician, complications from celiac disease.
- Ahmet Kaya, 43, Turkish folk singer, heart attack.
- DJ Screw, 29, American DJ and rapper, codeine overdose.
- Hosea Williams, 74, American civil rights leader, activist, scientist, and politician, cancer.[36]
17
- Paul W. Brown, 85, American lawyer.
- Edith DeVoe, 79, American nurse, lung cancer.
- Francis Jennings, American historian.
- Louis Néel, 95, French physicist.[37]
- Bim Sherman, 50, Jamaican musician.
18
- Jaap van der Leck, 89, Dutch football manager.
- Hubert Miller, 82, American bobsledder.
- Emin Sabitoglu, 63, Azerbaijani film music composer.
- Kim Spalding, 84, American actor.
- Ilya Starinov, 100, Soviet military officer.
19
- George Cosmas Adyebo, 53, Ugandan politician and economist, cancer.
- Jeaffreson Greswell, 84, British Royal Air Force officer.
- Max Hooper, 74, Australian politician.
- Charles Ruff, 61, American lawyer, heart attack.
- James Russell Wiggins, 96, United States Ambassador to the United Nations.[38]
- Jane Shaw, 89, Scottish children's author.
20
- Morris Barry, 82, British television producer.
- Carolyn Craven, 55, American journalist.
- Nikolay Dollezhal, 101, Czech-Soviet nuclear physicist.
- Vyacheslav Kotyonochkin, 73, Soviet/Russian animation director, animator and artist.
- Mike Muuss, 42, American computer programmer (computer network administration software utility Ping).[39]
- Bryce Poe II, 76, American Air Force general, stroke.
21
- Sir Cyril Clarke, 93, British physician, geneticist and entomologist.[40]
- Zygmunt Gadecki, 62, Polish footballer.
- Joe Gasparella, 73, American football player.
- Hans-Wilhelm Koepcke, 86, German zoologist, ornithologist, and herpetologist.
- Ernest Lluch, 63, Spanish economist and politician, assassinated by ETA.
22
- Carlos Cardoso, Mozambican journalist.
- Jack Dyson, 66, British cricketer and footballer.[41]
- Alick Jeffrey, 61, English footballer.
- Christian Marquand, 73, French director, actor and screenwriter.[42]
- Naresh Mehta, 78, Indian writer.
- Théodore Monod, 98, French naturalist, explorer, and humanist.[43]
- Emil Zátopek, 78, Czechoslovakian runner and Olympic champion.[44]
23
- Florence Bell, 87, British scientist.
- Elma Mitchell, 81, British poet.
- Bobby Sheen, 59, American rhythm and blues singer, pneumonia.
- Rayner Unwin, 74, British publisher.[45]
- Bernard Vorhaus, 95, American film director.[46]
- Conrad Voss Bark, 87, British writer and journalist.
24
- Félix Erviti Barcelona, 90, Spanish Roman Catholic priest.
- Carla Capponi, 81, Italian partisan and politician.
- Mel Lindquist, 89, American engineer.
- Paul Lyneham, 55, Australian journalist and television presenter, lung cancer.
- Harley Warrick, 76, American barn painter, aneurysm.
- Mohammad Aslam Watanjar, Afghan general and politician.
25
- Hugh Alexander, 83, American professional baseball player and scout.[47]
- Canito, 44, Spanish footballer.
- Frederick Cass, 87, Canadian politician.
- James Deetz, 70, American anthropologist.[48]
- Mario Giacomelli, 75, Italian photographer and photojournalist.[49]
- Sir Florizel Glasspole, 91, Jamaican Governor-General.
- Austin Rawlinson, 98, British swimmer.
- Gerd Vespermann, 74, German actor.
- Montse Watkins, 45, Spanish fiction writer and essayist, and journalist, cancer.
26
- James Murdoch Austin, 85, New Zealand-American meteorologist.
- Ralph Bates, 101, British novelist.
- Gianfranco Ciaurro, 71, Italian politician.
- Doug Domokos, 44, American stunt motorcyclist, ultralight aircraft accident.
- Paddy Donegan, 77, Irish politician.
- Zentaro Kosaka, 88, Japanese politician, renal failure.
- Carlo Simi, 76, Italian set-/costume designer and architect.
27
- Anne Barton, 76, American actress.[50]
- Sir Malcolm Bradbury, 68, British author and literary critic.[51]
- Clara Chiano, 79, American professional baseball player (All-American Girls Professional Baseball League).[52]
- Willie Cunningham, 75, Scottish footballer.
- Len Shackleton, 78, English footballer ("Clown Prince of Soccer").[53]
- Dorothy Woolfolk, 87, American comic-book editor.[54]
28
- Gregg Barton, 88, American actor.
- Robert Bentley, 93, American animator.
- Carol Bolt, 59, Canadian playwright, liver cancer.
- Henry B. González, 84, American Democratic politician (House of Representatives member from Texas from 1961 to 1999).[55]
- Liane Haid, 105, Austrian actress.
- René Maltête, 70, French photographer and poet.
- Heinrich Schmidt, 88, German nazi physician.
- Anatole Boris Volkov, 76, American physicist and spy, cancer.
29
- Marvel Cooke, 97, American journalist, writer, and civil rights activist, leukemia.
- Margaret Early, 80, American film actress.
- Lee Fogolin Sr., 73, Canadian ice hockey player (Detroit Red Wings, Chicago Black Hawks).
- Lou Groza, 76, American football player (Cleveland Browns) and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.[56]
- Sir William Henderson, 87, Scottish veterinarian.[57]
- Gwen Grant Mellon, 89, American medical missionary.
- Ilmar Laaban, 78, Estonian poet and publicist.
30
- Lady Elizabeth Basset, 92, English author and courtier.
- Olga Bogaevskaya, 85, Russian Soviet painter and graphic artist.
- Kiyotaka Katsuta, 52, Japanese serial killer and thief, execution by hanging.
- Ansumane Mané, Bissau-Guinean soldier and rebel, assassinated.
- Eloise Jarvis McGraw, 84, American author.
- Scott Smith, 45, Canadian bassist (Loverboy), drowned.[58]
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