Deaths in December 2000
The following is a list of notable deaths in December 2000.
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.
December 2000
1
- Moses Abramovitz, 88, American economist.[1]
- Robert V. Barron, 67, American TV and film director.[2]
- Neal Creque, 60, American organist and jazz composer.[3]
- Jack Hemingway, 77, Canadian-American fly fisherman, writer and son of novelist Ernest Hemingway.[4]
- Elmer E. Rasmuson, 91, American banker, philanthropist and politician, heart failure.[5]
- Terry Wilshusen, 51, American baseball player.[6]
2
- Chris Antley, 34, American jockey (Racing Hall of Fame) (winner of Kentucky Derby 1991, 1999), drug overdose.[7]
- Gail Fisher, 65, American actress (Mannix), renal failure.[8]
- Rosemarie Frankland, 57, Welsh actress, model and beauty queen, drug overdose.
- Alfonso Barrantes Lingán, 73, Peruvian politician.
- Pete "El Conde" Rodríguez, 67, American salsa singer, heart attack.
- Theodore Ropp, 89, American historian.[9]
- Kurt Schmid, 68, Swiss rower and Olympic medalist.[10]
- Michael Schumann, 54, (East) German philosophy professor and politician, traffic accident.
- Daniel Singer, 74, Polish-American socialist writer and journalist, lung cancer.[11]
- Emily Wilkens, 83, American fashion designer.[12]
- Ray Young, 62, Australian politician.
- Bibiano Zapirain, 81, Uruguayan football player.[13]
- Bian Zhilin, 89, Chinese poet and literature researcher.[14]
3
- Gwendolyn Brooks, 83, American poet, cancer.[15]
- Hoyt Curtin, 78, American composer and music producer.[16]
- Peter Denton, 74, Australian pole vaulter and Olympian.[17]
- Cletus Fischer, 75, American gridiron football player.[18]
- Jun Fukuda, 77, Japanese film director, cancer.
- Bobby Kottarakkara, 48, Indian actor, heart attack.
- Red Nonnenkamp, 89, American baseball player.[19]
- Hugh Edward Richardson, 94, British diplomat and Tibetologist.[20]
- Miklós Szabó, 91, Hungarian middle distance runner and Olympian.[21]
4
- Tito Arévalo, 89, Filipino actor and musician.
- Henck Arron, 64, Suriname politician and Prime Minister, cardiac arrest.
- H. C. Artmann, 79, Austrian poet and writer.[22]
- Shyam Sundar Baishnab, Bangladeshi folk singer.
- Colin Cowdrey, Baron Cowdrey of Tonbridge, 67, English cricketer.[23]
- Gisela Kahn Gresser, 94, American chess player.[24]
- Luke Lindoe, 87, Canadian painter, sculptor, and ceramic artist.
- Puntillita, 79, Cuban singer.
5
- Ahmad Zaidi Adruce, 74, Malaysian governor.
- Ghulam Dastagir Alam, Pakistani theoretical physicist.
- Rupert Charles Barneby, 89, American botanist.[25]
- Clarence Gracey, 89, American football player.
- Matthew Lukwiya, 43, Ugandan physician, ebola virus disease.
- O. W. Wolters, 85, British academic, historian and author.
6
- Donald Angelini, 74, American mobster with the Chicago Outfit.
- Thomas Babe, 59, American playwright, lung cancer.[26]
- Thomas F. Darcy, 67, American political cartoonist.
- Rijk Gispen, 90, Dutch virologist.
- Daniel Hittle, 50, American serial killer and mass murderer, execution by lethal injection.[27]
- Enrique Anderson Imbert, 90, Argentine novelist and short-story writer.
- Werner Klemperer, 80, German actor, singer and musician.[28]
- Chrystabel Leighton-Porter, 87, British model.
- Aziz Mian, 58, Pakistani qawwali, complications of hepatitis.
- Izzat Traboulsi, 87, Syrian politician, economist, banker, and writer.
7
- Edward Castro, 50, American convicted murderer, execution by lethal injection.
- Vlado Gotovac, 70, Croatian poet and politician.[29]
- Levi Jackson, 74, American football player, first African-American to captain Yale University.[30]
- John Jay, 84, American filmmaker and ski film pioneer.
- Toby Low, 1st Baron Aldington, 86, British politician.
- Leszek Podhorodecki, Polish historian.
- Bob Voigts, 84, American sports player and coach.
8
- Gary Bergman, 62, Canadian ice hockey player.
- Ann T. Bowling, 57, American geneticist, stroke.
- Julian Dixon, 66, American politician, heart attack.[31]
- Neil Staebler, 95, American politician, Alzheimer's disease.
- Ionatana Ionatana, 62, Prime Minister of Tuvalu (1999 – 2000).
- Lionel Rogosin, 76, American filmmaker.[32]
- Tad Tadlock, 69, American dancer and choreographer.
- Al Timothy, 85, Trinidad and Tobago jazz and calypso musician and songwriter, complications of a stroke.
9
- Robert Armitage, 45, South African cricketer, cancer.
- John Hock, 72, American football player, lung cancer.
- Sachindra Lal Singh, 93, Indian politician, Chief Minister of Tripura.
- Tyrone McGriff, 42, American football player, heart attack.
- Billie Yorke, 89, British tennis player.
10
- José Águas, 70, Portuguese footballer.
- Paul Avery, 66, American journalist, pulmonary emphysema.
- Jack Cowan, 73, Canadian football player.
- Dick Healey, 77, Australian politician and sports broadcaster.
- Sergey Maduev, 44, Soviet/Russian serial killer, heart failure.
- James T. McHugh, 68, American Roman Catholic prelate.
- Willard Nixon, 72, American baseball player.[33]
- Teresa Sterne, 73, American concert pianist and record producer, Lou Gehrig’s disease.[34]
- Marie Windsor, 80, American actress[35]
11
- Pauline Curley, 96, American vaudeville and silent film actress, pneumonia.
- David Lewis, 84, American actor.
- Shaista Suhrawardy Ikramullah, 85, Pakistani politician, diplomat and author.
- Jack Liebowitz, 100, American book publisher (DC Comics).[36]
- N. Richard Nash, 87, American dramatist.[37]
- Velvert Turner, 49, American guitarist, and vocalist (The Velvert Turner Group).
- Johannes Virolainen, 86, Finnish politician.[38]
12
- Michael D'Asaro Sr., 62, American fencing master and coach.
- Red Barkley, 88, American baseball player.[39]
- William J. Evans, 76, United States Air Force general.
- Alastair Graham, 94, Scottish zoologist and academic.
- James Andrew Harris, 68, American nuclear chemist.
- Rosa King, 61, American jazz and blues musician.
- Dorothy Kirby, 80, American golfer.
- Libertad Lamarque, 92, Argentine-Mexican actress and singer.
- George Montgomery, 84, American actor.[40]
- J. H. Patel, 70, Indian politician and Chief Minister of Karnataka.
- Jimmy Scarth, 74, English football player.
- Ndabaningi Sithole, 80, Zimbabwean politician and rival of Robert Mugabe.[41]
13
- Geoffrey Beyts, 92, British Indian Army officer and colonial official in Kenya.
- Pierre Demargne, 97, French historian and archaeologist.
- Aharon Harel, 68, Israeli politician.
- Sandy Johnstone, 84, Scottish Royal Air Force air marshall.
- Jake Jones, 80, American baseball player.[42]
- Gene Schoor, 86, American sportswriter, journalist and restaurateur.
- Chen Zhen, 45, Chinese-French conceptual artist, cancer.[43]
14
- Allan Turner Howe, 73, American politician.
- Roger Judrin, 91, French writer and literary critic.
- Myroslav Ivan Lubachivsky, 82, Ukrainian Catholic bishop.
- John Mahnken, 78, American basketball player.
- Pavel Plotnikov, 80, Soviet air force general.
- Uldis Pūcītis, 63, Latvian actor, scriptwriter and film director, pulmonary embolism.
- Princess Marie Alexandra of Schleswig-Holstein, 73, German noble.
15
- Trevor Adams, 54, British actor, cancer.
- George Alcock, 88, English astronomer.
- Haris Brkić, 26, Yugoslav basketball player, shot.
- Bubba Floyd, 83, American baseball player.
- Inigo Gallo, 68, Swiss comedian, radio personality, and actor.
- Jacques Goddet, 95, French sports journalist and director of the Tour de France.
- Jose Gonzales-Gonzales, 78, American actor and brother of Pedro Gonzalez Gonzalez, myeloblastic anemia.
- Les Logan, 92, Australian politician.
- Stanisław Miedza-Tomaszewski, 87, Polish war artist, and underground fighter.
- Chiang Peng-chien, 60, Taiwanese politician, pancreatic cancer.
16
- Saad Dahlab, Algerian politician.
- Blue Demon, 78, Mexican masked wrestler and actor, myocardial infarction.
- Margo Moore, 69, American actress and fashion model.
- Victor Owusu, 76, Ghanaian politician and lawyer.
- Hugh W. Pinnock, 66, general authority LDS Church, pulmonary fibrosis.
- Chuck Pratt, 61, American rock climber, heart attack.
- Theo Saevecke, 89, Nazi German SS officer.
17
- Gerald Aylmer, 74, British historian.[44]
- Gérard Blain, 70, French actor and film director.[45]
- Czesław Główczyński, 87, Polish fighter ace of the Polish Air Force during World War II.
- Blaise Rabetafika, 68, Malagasy diplomat.
- Erich Schmid, 93, Swiss conductor.
18
- Paddy Barry, 72, Irish hurler.
- Hal Call, 83, American LGBT rights activist, and U.S. Army veteran, congestive heart failure.
- Harry DeWolf, 97, Canadian naval officer during World War II.
- Stan Fox, 48, American race car driver.[46]
- Randolph Apperson Hearst, 85, American newspaper publisher (Hearst Corporation).[47]
- Norman Humphries, 83, English cricketer.[48]
- Kirsty MacColl, 41, British singer-songwriter.[49]
- Madhavapeddi Satyam, 78, Indian actor and singer.
- Nick Stewart, 90, American television and film actor.[50]
19
- Rob Buck, 42, American musician (10,000 Maniacs).[51]
- David Dewayne Johnson, 37, American murderer, execution by lethal injection.[52]
- Jay Gluck, 73, American archaeologist and historian, Parkinson's disease.
- György Györffy, 83, Hungarian historian.
- Milt Hinton, 90, American double bassist and photographer.[53]
- Ľudovít Kroner, 75, Slovak actor.
- John Lindsay, 79, 103rd Mayor of New York City.[54]
- Lou Polli, 99, Italian-American baseball player.[55]
- Son Sann, 89, Cambodian politician and resistance leader.
- Roebuck "Pops" Staples, 85, patriarch of The Staple Singers.[56]
- Lou Thuman, 84, American baseball player.[57]
- Cornelis Verwoerd, 87, Dutch Delftware painter, modeler, and ceramist.
- Sir Laurence Whistler, 88, British poet and artist.[58]
20
- Reginald E. Beauchamp, 90, American sculptor.
- Bill Clarke, 68, Canadian footballer.
- Wayne Connally, 77, American politician.
- Mirza Ghulam Hafiz, 80, Bangladeshi statesman, politician, and philanthropist.
- Richard Hazard, 79, American television composer, conductor and songwriter, cancer.
- Adrian Henri, 68, British poet and painter (Liverpool Poets).[59]
- Alexander Ramsay of Mar, 80, British aristocrat.
21
- Rober Eryol, 70, Turkish football player.
- Alfred J. Gross, 82, American inventor and a pioneer in mobile wireless communication.[60]
- Florynce Kennedy, 84, American lawyer, feminist, civil rights advocate, and activist.[61]
- John Lee, 72, Australian actor.
- Edward Miller, 85, British historian (Master of Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge).[62]
- Aaron Novick, 81, American molecular biologist, pneumonia.
- Gord Reay, 57, Canadian Army officer, road accident.
22
- Arthur Juda Cohen, 90, Dutch resistance leader during World War II.
- Herman Feshbach, 83, American physicist.[63]
- Stuart Lancaster, 80, American actor.
- Connie McCready, 79, American journalist and politician, complications from a stroke.[64]
- Harry Payne, 93, Welsh rugby player.
- Kakou Senda, 76, Japanese writer.
- Allan Smethurst, 73, English folk singer, heart attack.[65]
23
- Wilfred Arthur, 81, Australian fighter ace of the RAAF during World War II.
- Billy Barty, 76, American actor (Willow, Legend, Masters of the Universe).[66]
- Susan Berman, 55, American journalist, author, and the daughter of Davie "Davie the Jew" Berman.[67]
- Victor Borge, 91, Danish-born comedian and pianist.[68]
- Noor Jehan, 74, Pakistani actress and singer.
- Jimmy McNatt, 82, All-American basketball player for the Oklahoma Sooners and the AAU's Phillips 66ers.
- Sir Jimmy Shand, 92, Scottish musician.
- Marvin Williams, 80, American baseball second baseman.
24
- John Cooper, 77, British automobile designer (Cooper Car Company).[69]
- Johnny Flamingo, 66, American rhythm and blues singer and lyricist.
- Sadek Hilal, 70, Egyptian-American radiologist.[70]
- Seo Jeong-ju, 85, Korean poet and university professor.
- Nick Massi, 73, bass singer and bass guitarist for The Four Seasons.[71]
- Dan Turk, 38, American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Oakland Raiders), testicular cancer.
- Howard Yerges, 75, American gridiron football player.
- Laurence Chisholm Young, 95, American mathematician.
25
- Truus Baumeister, 93, Dutch freestyle swimmer.
- Décio Esteves, 73, Brazilian football player and coach.
- George Feigenbaum, 71, American basketball player.
- Robert Francis Garner, 80, American Roman Catholic prelate.
- Joe Gilliam, 49, American gridiron football player (Pittsburgh Steelers), cocaine overdose.[72]
- Neil Hawke, 61, Australian cricketer.[73]
- Flora Sadler, Scottish mathematician and astronomer.
- Sam Savitt, 83, American equine artist, author, and book illustrator.[74]
- Peter W. Staub, 90, Swish actor and singer.
- Willard Van Orman Quine, 92, American philosopher and logician in the analytic tradition.[75]
- Ignacy Tłoczyński, 89, Polish tennis player and coach.
26
- John Coatta, 71, American football player and coach.
- Leo Gordon, 78, American character actor, cardiac failure.[76]
- Sir Alan Harris, 84, British engineer.
- Walter Hayes, British journalist and business executive.
- Magik, 22, Polish rapper, suicide by jumping.
- John McLeay Jr., 78, Australian politician.
- Herman Nickerson Jr., 87, United States Marine Corps lieutenant general.
- Jason Robards, 78, American actor (All the President's Men, Julia, Once Upon a Time in the West), Oscar winner (1977, 1978), lung cancer.[77]
27
- William Hanes Ayres, 84, American politician, heart and kidney ailments.
- Harold Bird-Wilson, 81, British Royal Air Force officer.
- Marc Boileau, 68, Canadian ice hockey coach and player.
- Frances Jones Bonner, American psychoanalyst.
- Forbes Howie, 80, Scottish businessman.
- Walter Keane, 85, American plagiarist.
- Jack McVea, 86, American swing, blues, and R&B woodwind player and bandleader.
- Roy Partee, 83, American Major League Baseball catcher.
28
- Douglas Rivers Bagnall, 82, New Zealand Royal Air Force officer.
- Vivian Blake, 79, Jamaican lawyer and politician.
- Nasir Aminuddin Dagar, 77, Indian Dhrupad singer.
- Arnold Hutschnecker, 102, Austrian-American medical doctor.[78]
- Jacques Laurent, 81, French writer and journalist.
- Jimmie Selph, 85, American country music, rockabilly and bluegrass musician.
- Robert Williams, 83, American baseball player.
- Charlotte Wilson, 27, British volunteer teacher, murdered by a Hutu rebel group.
29
- Adele Stimmel Chase, 83, American artist.
- Herbert Halpert, 89, American anthropologist and folklorist.
- Woodley Lewis, 75, American football player, heart and kidney problems.
30
- James C. Corman, 80, American politician (U.S. Representative for California's 21st and 22nd congressional districts).[79]
- Julius J. Epstein, 91, American screenwriter (Casablanca, Arsenic and Old Lace, Reuben, Reuben), Oscar winner (1944).[80]
- John Hardon, 86, American Jesuit priest, writer, and theologian.
- Lionel Hebert, 72, American professional golfer.[81]
- Willie D. Warren, 76, American electric blues guitarist, bass player and singer.
31
- Jean Canfield, 81, Canadian politician.
- Alan Cranston, 86, American politician, served as U.S. Senator from California (1969-1993).[82]
- Harry Dorish, 79, American baseball player (Boston Red Sox, St. Louis Browns, Chicago White Sox, Baltimore Orioles).[83]
- José Greco, 82, Italian-American flamenco dancer and choreographer.[84]
- Isaac Guillory, 53, American folk guitarist, complications from cancer.
- Tanaquil Le Clercq, 71, French ballet dancer (New York City Ballet).[85]
- Anne Macnaghten, 92, British violinist.[86]
- Kenneth Lee Pike, 88, American linguist and anthropologist.
- Edna Savage, 64, British pop singer.
- V. V. K. Valath, 82, Indian writer, poet, and historian of Malayalam language.
- Binyamin Ze'ev Kahane, 34, Israeli rabbi and settler, shot.[87]
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