Deaths in June 1995
The following is a list of notable deaths in June 1995.
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 1995[edit]
1[edit]
- Tony Clegg, 58, British property entrepreneur.[1]
- William Robert Collinson, 82, United States District Judge.[2]
- Prudence Hyman, 81, British ballerina and actress.[3]
- Guthorm Kavli, 78, Norwegian architect and art historian.
- Colin Ronan, 74, British author on the history and philosophy of science.
2[edit]
- Jack Baggott, 88, Australian rules footballer.
- Lenox Baker, 92, American orthopedic surgeon and pioneer in sports medicine.[4]
- Frank Clack, 83, English professional footballer.[5]
- Alexandre de Marenches, 73, French military officer.[6]
- Harper MacKay, 73, American pianist, composer and arranger of music for television and film.[7]
- Kōhei Miyauchi, 65, Japanese actor and voice actor.
3[edit]
- Julia Adler, 95, American actress.[8]
- Estelle Brody, 94, American actress.[9]
- Alan Bulman, 67, Australian rules footballer.[10]
- George R. Caron, 75, American crew member of the Enola Gay during the bombing of Hiroshima.[11]
- Aubrey W. Dirlam, 81, American politician.
- J. Presper Eckert, 76, American engineer, leukemia.[12]
- Ralph Friedman, 79, American author.[13]
- Adolph Lowe, 102, German sociologist and economist.[14]
- Jean-Patrick Manchette, 52, French crime novelist, pancreatic cancer.[15]
- Dilys Powell, 93, British film critic and travel writer.[16]
- Edward Scott, 76, English cricketer and rugby union player.
- Arthur K. Shapiro, 72, American psychiatrist and Tourette syndrome expert.[17]
- Paul Wandel, 90, German communist politician and statesman in the German Democratic Republic.
- Frank Waters, 92, American writer and novelist.[18]
4[edit]
- Alfred Beni, 72, Austrian chess International Master (IM).[19]
- Ernest Borneman, 80, German writer, sexologist, and musicologist, suicide.[20]
- Lars Brising, 80, Swedish engineer and aircraft designer.
- Leo Cantor, 76, American football player.[21]
- Sergei Kapustin, 42, Soviet/Russian ice hockey player, heart attack.
5[edit]
- George Byers, 78, American sprint canoer who competed in the 1956 Summer Olympics.[22]
- Bernard Chenot, 86, French politician and senior official.[23]
- Patricia Dane, 75, American film actress, lung cancer.
- Trevor N. Dupuy, 79, United States Army officer and military historian, suicide.[24]
- Beatrix Tugendhut Gardner, 87, Austrian zoologist.[25]
6[edit]
- Jim Barnes, 86, New Zealand politician of the National Party.[26]
- Werner H. Bloss, 64–65, German scientist and photovoltaics expert.[27]
- Sheikh Imam, 76, Egyptian composer and singer.[28]
- Savely Kramarov, 60, Soviet, Russian-American actor, cancer.[29]
7[edit]
- Herman Branson, 80, American physicist and chemist.[30]
- Caroline Byrne, 24, Australian model, murdered.[31]
- Hsuan Hua, 77, Chinese-American Buddhist.
- Eddie Lake, 79, American baseball player.[32]
- Charles Ritchie, 88, Canadian diplomat and diarist.[33]
- Winston W. Royce, 65, American computer scientist.
- Joseph Tomelty, 84, Irish actor, playwright, novelist, and theatre manager.[34]
8[edit]
- Ronald Allridge, 34, American serial killer, execution by lethal injection.[35]
- Erik Beckman, 60, Swedish poet, novelist and playwright.[36]
- Thomas Dudley Cabot, 98, American businessman and politician.[37]
- Truda Grosslichtová, 83, Czechoslovak film actress.
- Juan Carlos Onganía, 81, 35th President of Argentina.[38]
- Abdul Rahman Pazhwak, 76, Afghan poet and diplomat.
- Jerry Zipkin, 80, American socialite.[39]
9[edit]
- Frank Chacksfield, 81, English, pianist, arranger and orchestra leader, Parkinson's disease.[40]
- Stephen Kaplan, 54, American journalist, paranormal investigator, and vampirologist.
- Walter Landor, 81, German designer and the founder of Landor Associates.[41]
- Vivienne Malone-Mayes, 63, American mathematician and professor.
- Paula Jean Myers-Pope, 60, American diver and Olympic medallist.[42]
- Lincoln Ragsdale, 68, American civil rights leader.[43]
- N. G. Ranga, 94, Indian freedom fighter, classical liberal, parliamentarian and farmer leader.
- Gordon Rowe, 79, New Zealand cricketer.[44]
- Zoilo Versalles, 55, Cuban baseball player.[45]
10[edit]
- Ali-Asghar Bahari, 89–90, Iranian musician and kamancheh player.[46]
- Mikel Dufrenne, 85, French philosopher and aesthetician.[47]
- Inamul Hasan Kandhlawi, 77, Indian Islamic scholar.
- Bruno Lawrence, 54, English-New Zealand musician and actor, lung cancer.[48]
- Madeleine Moreau, 67, French diver.
- Ronald Morrisby, 80, Tasmanian cricketer.[49]
- Lindsey Nelson, 76, American sportscaster, Parkinson's disease.[50]
11[edit]
- Robert Finch, 95, Canadian poet and academic.[51]
- Rodel Naval, 42, Filipino actor, singer, and songwriter, AIDS-related complications.
- Christoph von Fürer-Haimendorf, 85, Austrian ethnologist and professor[52]
- Lovelace Watkins, 62, American singer.[53]
12[edit]
- Julius Bürger, 98, Austrian-American composer, pianist and conductor.[54]
- William G. Connare, 83, American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church.[55]
- Talbot Duckmanton, 73, Australian broadcaster and radio and television administrator.
- Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, 75, Italian pianist.[56]
- Roger Roger, 83, French arranger, composer and conductor.[57]
- Pierre Russell, 45, American basketball player.[58]
- Egon Svensson, 81, Swedish bantamweight Greco-Roman wrestler and Olympian.[59]
- Ede Vadászi, 71, Hungarian basketball player.[60]
13[edit]
- Enrique Alarcón, 78, Spanish art director active in film.[61]
- Jean Lee Latham, 93, American writer.[62]
- David Parry, 52, British-Canadian folk musician, actor, stage director, and academic, heart attack.[63]
- Ginger Smock, 75, American violinist and orchestra leader.[64]
14[edit]
- Els Aarne, 78, Estonian composer.[65]
- Jack Chertok, 88, American film and television producer.[66]
- Rory Gallagher, 47, Irish blues and rock guitarist, liver failure.[67]
- Bobby Grim, 70, American racecar driver, cancer.
- Rangimārie Hetet, 103, New Zealand Māori master weaver.
- Jos Hoevenaers, 62, Belgian cyclist.[68]
- Timothy Scott, 57, American actor (Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Footloose, Fried Green Tomatoes), heart attack.
- Sony Lab'ou Tansi, 48, Congolese novelist, playwright, and poet, AIDS-related complications.[69]
- Roger Zelazny, 58, American science fiction writer, colorectal cancer.[70]
15[edit]
- Robert Anderson, 76, American gospel singer and composer.[71]
- John Vincent Atanasoff, 91, American physicist and inventor of the first digital computer, stroke.[72]
- Charles Bennett, 95, English screenwriter.[73]
- P. K. Chishala, 37-38, Zambian musician.
- E. Bronson Ingram II, 63, American billionaire heir, filantropist, and businessman, cancer.[74]
- Preben Lerdorff Rye, 78, Danish film actor.[75]
16[edit]
- Vladimir Aleksenko, 72, Soviet Air Force general.[76]
- Thomas Bolger, 90, Australian wrestler who competed in the 1928 Summer Olympics.[77]
- Tore Edman, 90, Swedish ski jumper.
- Syd Einfeld, 85, Australian politician and Jewish community leader.
- Senu Abdul Rahman, 76, Malaysian politician, minister and diplomat.[78]
- Jack Wagner, 69, American radio personality and actor.
17[edit]
- Danny Brown, 69, American NFL football player.[79]
- Bruce Campbell, 85, American baseball player.[80]
- David Ennals, Baron Ennals, 72, British politician and human rights activist, pancreatic cancer.
- Clarence Greene, 81, American screenwriter and film producer.[81]
- Mary Kirkwood, 90, American artist and professor.
- Claire Sterling, 75, American author and journalist.[82]
- Kim Dongni, 81, South Korean writer.[83]
- Julie Tan, 65, Singaporean activist, lung cancer.[84]
- Shaul Yisraeli, 85, Belarusian Orthodox rabbi.
- Bob Young, 52, American gridiron football player.[85]
18[edit]
- Karl Atzenroth, 99, German politician and businessman.[86]
- Keith Bennett, 64, Canadian football player.[87]
- Arthur Howard, 85, British character actor.[88]
- Robert Schlienz, 71, German football player.
- Harry Tisch, 68, East German politician and trade unionist, heart failure.[89]
19[edit]
- Józef Arkusz, 74, Polish film director and producer.[90]
- Luis Caballero, 51, Colombian painter, watercolourist, pastellist and lithographer.[91]
- Murray Dickie, 71, Scottish tenor.[92]
- David Griggs, 28, American gridiron football player, traffic accident.
- Richard Pape, 79, British writer and POW escaper .[93]
- Peter Townsend, 80, British RAF officer and flying ace and romantic partner to Princess Margaret, stomach cancer.[94]
20[edit]
- Julian Blaustein, 82, American film producer, cancer.[95]
- Emil Cioran, 84, Romanian philosopher and essayist, Alzheimer's disease.[96]
- Gianni Ghidini, 65, Italian road racing cyclist.[97]
- Harry Gwala, 74, South African activist and politician.[98]
- Al Hansen, 67, American artist and member of the Fluxus movement.[99]
- Anne Tabachnick, 67, American painter, pancreatic cancer.[100]
- Albert Wyckmans, 97, Belgian cyclist.[101]
21[edit]
- Al Adamson, 65, American filmmaker and actor, homicide.[102]
- Darnell Collins, 33, American spree killer, shot.[103]
- Jerry Fairbanks, 90, American film and television director and producer.[104]
- Laurence McKinley Gould, 98, American geologist and polar explorer.[105]
- Larry Griffin, 40, American convicted murderer, execution by lethal injection.[106]
- Jun Hamamura, 89, Japanese actor.[107]
- Tristan Jones, 66, British sailor and author.[108]
- Ulrich Thein, 65, German actor, film director and screenwriter.[109]
22[edit]
- Raúl Astor, 70, Mexican actor, director, producer and announcer.[110]
- Yves Congar, 91, French catholic cardinal.[111]
- Leonid Derbenyov, 64, Soviet/Russian poet and lyricist, stomach cancer.[112]
- Nils-Joel Englund, 88, Swedish cross-country skier.[113]
- Gerhard Nenning, 54, Austrian former alpine skier.[114]
23[edit]
- Harvey Barnett, 69, Australian intelligence officer.[115]
- Marvin Camras, 79, electrical engineer and inventor, kidney failure.[116]
- Francesco Camusso, 87, Italian professional road racing cyclist.[117]
- Morris Cohen, 84, American who was a spy for the Soviet Union.[118]
- Atef El Tayeb, 47, Egyptian film director, cardiovascular disease.
- Roger Grimsby, 66, American television news reporter and journalist, lung cancer.[119]
- Sailor Roberts, 64, American poker player.
- Tony Romeo, 56, American songwriter, heart attack.
- Jonas Salk, 80, American medical researcher, heart failure.[120]
- Emile Santiago, 96, American costume designer.
- Anatoly Tarasov, 76, Russian ice hockey player and coach.[121]
24[edit]
- Inshan Ali, 45, Trinidad and Tobago cricketer.[122]
- James Batten, 59, American journalist and publisher, brain tumor, brain cancer.[123]
- Marjorie Cameron, 73, American artist, poet, actress and occultist, brain tumor.[124]
- Robert Guthrie, 78, American microbiologist.[125]
- Henri Hollanders, 72, Belgian basketball player.[126]
- Esther Rome, 49, American women's health activist and writer, breast cancer.[127]
- Andrew J. Transue, 92, American attorney and politician.
- Meir Zorea, 72, Israeli general and politician.
25[edit]
- Neil Begg, 80, New Zealand paediatrician, historian and cricketer.[128]
- Moshe Ben-Ze'ev, 83, Israeli jurist and Attorney General.
- Warren E. Burger, 87, 15th Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, heart attack.[129]
- Li Jukui, 90, Chinese general and politician.
- Qiu Miaojin, 26, Taiwanese novelist, suicide.
- Sergei Popov, 64, Russian marathon runner.[130]
- Ernest Walton, 91, Irish physicist.[131]
26[edit]
- John Jefferson Bray, 82, Australian lawyer, judge, and academic.[132]
- Jason Callahan, 19, American man and unidentified body and missing person case.[133]
- T.C. Narayanan Nambiar, 80, Indian politician, age related issues.[134]
- Kazimierz Wichniarz, 80, Polish film and theatre actor.[135]
- Edgar Williams, 82, British Army military intelligence officer and historian.[136]
27[edit]
- Jacques Berque, 85, French Islamic scholar and sociologist.[137]
- Yoni Chen, 41, Israeli actor, voice actor, and puppeteer, AIDS.[138]
- Efrem Kurtz, 94, Russian conductor.[139]
- Nida Senff, 75, Dutch backstroke swimmer and Olympic champion.[140]
- Dominic Tang, 87, Chinese Jesuit priest, pneumonia.
- Gordon Wilson, 69, Irish politician and pacifist, heart attack.
28[edit]
- Philip Bonsal, 92, American diplomat with the U.S. Department of State.[141]
- Arne Mattsson, 75, Swedish film director.[142]
- Maurinho, 62, Brazilian football player.[143]
- Donald Sinclair, 84, British veterinary surgeon who was the inspiration for All Creatures Great and Small, suicide.[144]
29[edit]
- Ted Allan, 79, Canadian screenwriter, author, and poet.[145]
- Francisco Avitia, 80, Mexican singer.[146]
- Noel Dyson, 78, English actress, cancer.
- Sicco Mansholt, 86, Dutch politician.[147]
- Roy Rowland, 84, American film director for MGM.[148]
- Lana Turner, 74, American actress (Peyton Place, Imitation of Life, The Postman Always Rings Twice), esophageal cancer.[149]
30[edit]
- Georgy Beregovoy, 74, Russian cosmonaut.[150]
- Roger Chapelet, 91, French maritime painter.[151]
- Gale Gordon, 89, American actor (The Lucy Show, Our Miss Brooks, The 'Burbs), lung cancer.[152]
- Phyllis Hyman, 45, American singer and actress, suicide.[153]
- Ya'akov Meridor, 81, Israeli politician, Irgun commander and businessman.
- Mario Monticelli, 93, Italian chess player.[154]
- Jorge Peixinho, 55, Portuguese composer, pianist and conductor.[155]
- Barney Simon, 63, South African theatre director and writer.[156]
- Gavriil Troyepolsky, 89, Soviet/Russian writer.
- Nazariy Yaremchuk, 43, Soviet/Ukrainian Hutsul singer.
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