Deaths in November 2013

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The following is a list of notable deaths in November 2013.

Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:

• Name, age, country of citizenship and reason for notability, established cause of death, reference.

Video Deaths in November 2013

November 2013

1

• François Bovon, 75, Swiss biblical scholar and historian.
• Tato Laviera, 63, American Nuyorican poet, diabetes.
• John Y. McCollister, 92, American politician, member of the House of Representatives from Nebraska (1971-1977), cancer.
• Hakimullah Mehsud, 34, Pakistani Taliban leader, drone strike.
• Mario Ojeda Gómez, 86, Mexican scholar and diplomat.
• Paul Dennis Reid, 55, American convicted murderer, complications from pneumonia and heart failure.
• Eugène Rhéaume, 80, Canadian politician, MP for the Northwest Territories (1963-1965).
• Piet Rietveld, 61, Dutch economist.
• Editta Sherman, 101, American photographer, longtime resident of Carnegie Hall.

2

• Jack Alexander, 77, Scottish entertainer and comedian, stroke.
• Bill Beall, 91, American football coach (LSU Tigers).
• Walt Bellamy, 74, American Hall of Fame basketball player, Olympic gold medalist (1960).
• Vasco Giuseppe Bertelli, 89, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Volterra (1985-2000).
• Brita Borge, 82, Norwegian politician.
• Robert R. Bowie, 104, American diplomat and academic.
• Eugene Callender, 87, American pastor and activist.
• Zlatko Crnkovi?, 82, Croatian literary translator.
• Ghislaine Dupont, 57, French journalist, shot.
• Joop Eversteijn, 92, Dutch footballer (ADO Den Haag).
• Målfrid Grude Flekkøy, 78, Norwegian psychologist and children's ombudsman.
• Hugh Gurling, 63, English geneticist, heart attack.
• Montgomery Kaluhiokalani, 54, American surfer, lung cancer.
• Beatrice Kemmerer, 83, American AAGPBL baseball player.
• Mitsuo Komatsubara, 95, Japanese professional golfer, heart failure.
• Bill Lawrence, 82, German-born American electric guitar designer and maker.
• Clifford Nass, 55, American academic and author (The Media Equation), heart attack.
• Kjell Qvale, 94, Norwegian-born American businessman (Jensen Motors).
• Milanko Renovica, 85, Yugoslav politician, President of the Executive Council of SR Bosnia and Herzegovina (1974-1982); President of the Presidency (1984-1985).
• Russ Sullivan, 90, American baseball player (Detroit Tigers).

3

• D. Rajendra Babu, 62, Indian film director and screenwriter, heart attack.
• Lambert Bartak, 94, American stadium organist.
• Rifkat Bogdanov, 63, Russian mathematician.
• Nick Cardy, 93, American comic book artist (Aquaman, Teen Titans, Superman), heart failure.
• Gerard Cie?lik, 86, Polish footballer (Ruch Chorzów).
• Gamani Corea, 87, Sri Lankan diplomat and civil servant, Secretary-General of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (1974-1984).
• William J. Coyne, 77, American politician, member of the House of Representatives from Pennsylvania (1981-2003).
• Philip Fang, 72, Hong Kong simultaneous interpreter, chief of the United Nations Chinese interpretation section, suicide by jumping.
• Geza Gallos, 65, Austrian footballer (SK Rapid Wien).
• Rupert Gerritsen, 60, Australian historian.
• Ryszard Kraus, 49, Polish footballer (Górnik Zabrze, GKS Tychy).
• Andro Linklater, 68, Scottish writer and historian.
• Leonard Long, 102, Australian landscape painter.
• Austin John Marshall, 76, English record producer and artist.
• Vladimir Musalimov, 69, Ukrainian Soviet Olympic boxer (1968).
• William Pollack, 87, British-born American immunologist, developed the Rho(D) immune globulin vaccine for Rh disease, complications from diabetes and heart disease.
• Reshma, c. 66, Pakistani folk singer, throat cancer.
• Bernard Roberts, 80, English pianist.
• Joyce Rose, 84, British magistrate and politician.
• Tr?n V?n Quang, 96, Vietnamese army general.
• Agim Zajmi, 76, Albanian painter.

4

• Hakon Barfod, 87, Norwegian Olympic sailor (1948, 1952).
• Roger Barton, 67, English footballer
• Suzanne M. Bianchi, 61, American sociologist, pancreatic cancer.
• Hans von Borsody, 84, Austrian-born German actor.
• Viktor Dolnik, 75, Russian ornithologist.
• John D. Hawk, 89, American World War II veteran, Medal of Honor recipient.
• Betty Hill, 76, Canadian politician, diabetes.
• Leon Mi?kina, 83, Polish writer.
• Eleanor Mlotek, 91, American musicologist.
• Elfed Morris, 71, Welsh footballer (Chester City).
• Mohan Rai, 80, Indian cricketer.
• Leonid Stolovich, 84, Russian-born Estonian philosopher.
• Georg Wahl, 93, German dressage instructor, rider and trainer.
• Ray Willsey, 85, Canadian-born American football player and coach.

5

• Habibollah Asgaroladi, 81, Iranian politician and presidential candidate, Leader of Islamic Coalition Party (1998-2008), lung problems.
• Juan Carlos Calabró, 79, Argentine actor (Johny Tolengo, el majestuoso), kidney disease.
• Dino Gifford, 96, Italian footballer.
• Tony Iveson, 94, British Royal Air Force pilot and World War II veteran.
• Lounis Matem, 72, Algerian footballer (ES Sétif, CR Belouizdad).
• Charles Mosley, 65, British genealogist.
• Abdou Nef, 18, Algerian footballer, traffic collision.
• Daniel Orts, 89, French cyclist.
• Ed Pincus, 75, American documentary filmmaker.
• Georges Ramoulux, 93, French cyclist.
• Juan Manuel Tenuta, 89, Uruguayan actor, stroke.
• Bobby Thomason, 85, American football player (Philadelphia Eagles), heart failure.
• Charlie Trotter, 54, American chef and restaurateur, stroke.
• Stuart Williams, 83, Welsh international footballer.

6

• Þórdís Árnadóttir, 80, Icelandic Olympic swimmer.
• Guillermina Bravo, 92, Mexican ballet dancer and choreographer.
• Tarla Dalal, 77, Indian food writer and chef, cardiac arrest.
• Jorge Dória, 92, Brazilian actor and humorist, cardiorespiratory failure.
• Elton Engstrom Jr., 78, American politician, member of the Alaska House of Representatives (1965-1967) and Senate (1967-1971).
• Peter Fatialofa, 54, Samoan rugby union player and coach, heart attack.
• Yosef Harish, 90, Israeli jurist, Attorney General (1986-1993).
• Arvid Johanson, 84, Norwegian politician and newspaper editor, Minister of Petroleum and Energy (1980-1981).
• Christian López, 29, Guatemalan Olympic weightlifter (2008, 2012), ARDS.
• Dan Lurie, 90, American bodybuilder and fitness pioneer.
• Burl Noggle, 89, American historian.
• Ace Parker, 101, American football (Brooklyn Dodgers) and baseball player Philadelphia Athletics, member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
• Cheb i Sabbah, 66, Algerian musician and composer.
• Clyde Stacy, 77, American musician, co-creator of the Tulsa Sound, traffic collision.
• Sammy Taylor, 80, Scottish footballer.

7

• John Cole, 85, British broadcaster and journalist, BBC political editor (1981-1992).
• Ian Davies, 57, Australian Olympic basketball player (1980, 1984), Australian Basketball Hall of Fame inductee (2001).
• Ron Dellow, 99, English football player and manager.
• C. R. De Silva, Sri Lankan lawyer, Attorney General (2007-2008), Solicitor General (2000-2007).
• Mary Eyre, 89, British hockey and tennis player.
• Nikolai Karpov, 83, Russian Olympic ice hockey player (1960).
• Joey Manley, 48, American website publisher (Modern Tales), pneumonia.
• Paul Mantee, 82, American actor (Apollo 13, Cagney & Lacey, Robinson Crusoe on Mars).
• Jack Mitchell, 88, American photographer and author.
• Nam Tae Hi, 84, South Korean martial artist, pioneering master of taekwondo.
• Joseph Rhodes, Jr., 66, American politician and activist, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1973-1980).
• Amparo Rivelles, 88, Spanish actress.
• Manfred Rommel, 84, German politician, Lord Mayor of Stuttgart (1974-1996).
• Colin Watts, 92, Australian cricketer.
• Sanford Yung, 86, Hong Kong accountant, politician and racehorse owner.

8

• Chitti Babu, 49, Indian comedian and actor, brain tumour.
• John Bell Jr., 76, American artist, stomach cancer.
• Gisela Bolaños, 79, Venezuelan model.
• Michael Glyn Brown, 56, American hand surgeon, cardiac arrest.
• William C. Davidon, 86, American scientist and peace activist.
• Kris Ife, 67, English pop singer, heart attack.
• Penn Kimball, 98, American journalist and college professor (Columbia University).
• Carl Lovsted, 83, American Olympic rower (1952).
• Rod Miller, 73, American baseball player (Brooklyn Dodgers).
• Esko Niemi, 79, Finnish ice hockey player.
• Lic? Nunweiller, 74, Romanian footballer (Dinamo).
• Arnold Rosner, 68, American classical music composer.
• Harry Sawyerr, 87, Ghanaian politician and quantity surveyor.
• Chiyoko Shimakura, 75, Japanese singer and actress, liver cancer.
• Amanchi Venkata Subrahmanyam, 56, Indian actor, liver failure.
• Sir John Whitehead, 81, British diplomat, Ambassador to Japan (1986-1992).

9

• Sava? Ay, 59, Turkish journalist, throat cancer.
• John Dendahl, 75, American politician and Olympic skier (1960).
• Helen Eadie, 66, Scottish politician, MSP for Dunfermline East (1999-2011); Cowdenbeath (since 2011), cancer.
• Grethe Rytter Hasle, 93, Norwegian biologist.
• Peter Krummeck, 66, South African actor and playwright.
• Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre, 77, American jazz saxophonist.
• Steve Prescott, 39, English rugby league player, stomach cancer.
• Vasile Suciu, 71, Romanian footballer.
• Emile Zuckerkandl, 91, Austrian-born American biologist.

10

• Dragomir ?umi?, 76, Serbian actor.
• Vijaydan Detha, 87, Indian folk writer, cardiac arrest.
• John Grant, 91, Australian neurosurgeon and disability sport administrator.
• Richard Grathoff, 79, German phenomenologist.
• Carl Hilliard, 76, American journalist, reporter and columnist (The Associated Press), heart attack.
• John Matchefts, 82, American ice hockey player.
• Sir Humphrey Maud, 79, British diplomat.
• Michael A. Miles, 74, American business executive (Kraft Foods, Philip Morris).
• Giorgio Orelli, 92, Swiss poet.
• Safdar Rahmat Abadi, Iranian government official, deputy industry minister, shot.
• Pushpa Thangadorai, 82, Indian Tamil language author.

11

• Dayananda Bajracharya, 69, Nepalese academic.
• John Barnhill, 75, American basketball player and coach.
• Domenico Bartolucci, 96, Italian Roman Catholic cardinal, Deacon of the Gesù e Maria church in Rome.
• Anne Barton, 80, British Shakespearean scholar.
• Bob Beckham, 86, American music publisher and country singer.
• John S. Dunne, 83, American priest and theologian, complications from a head injury.
• William Fyfe, 86, New Zealand geologist.
• Stein Grieg Halvorsen, 104, Norwegian theater actor, natural causes.
• Atilla Karaosmano?lu, 81, Turkish economist and politician, Deputy Prime Minister (1971), respiratory failure.
• Diego Llopis, 84, Spanish footballer.
• Eddie McGrady, 78, Northern Irish politician, MP for South Down (1987-2010).
• Shirley Mitchell, 94, American actress (The Red Skelton Show, Perry Mason, I Love Lucy), heart failure.
• Jerome Murphy-O'Connor, 78, Irish biblical scholar.
• George Reinholt, 73, American actor (Another World, One Life to Live).
• István Telegdy, 85, Hungarian Olympic sailor (1960).
• Morton Yolkut, 70, American rabbi.

12

• Mavis Batey, 92, British World War II codebreaker.
• Hetty Bower, 108, British political activist.
• Raymond S. Burton, 74, American politician, Executive Councillor for New Hampshire District 1 (1977-1979, since 1981), kidney cancer.
• Giuseppe Casari, 91, Italian footballer (Atalanta Bergamo, Napoli).
• Geo Costiniu, 63, Romanian actor, adenocarcinoma.
• Erik Dyreborg, 73, Danish footballer.
• Katherine Hagedorn, 52, American musicologist.
• Festus Iyayi, 66, Nigerian writer and academic, traffic collision.
• Mavis Kelsey, 101, American physician.
• John McCormick, 76, American football player (Minnesota Vikings, Denver Broncos).
• Sehadete Mekuli, 85, Kosovar gynecologist and academic.
• Steve Rexe, 66, Canadian ice hockey player.
• Manuel Ray Rivero, 88-89, Cuban engineer and political activist.
• Konrad Rudnicki, 87, Polish astronomer.
• Al Ruscio, 89, American actor (The Godfather Part III, Showgirls).
• Aleksandr Serebrov, 69, Soviet cosmonaut.
• Dumitru Sigmirean, 54, Romanian footballer, lung cancer.
• Péter Sz?r, 43, Hungarian information security specialist.
• Sir John Tavener, 69, British composer (Children of Men), complications from Marfan syndrome.
• Kurt Trampedach, 70, Danish painter and sculptor, cardiac arrest.
• Antigone Valakou, 83, Greek theatre actress.
• William Weaver, 90, American translator of modern Italian literature.

13

• Chieko Aioi, 78, Japanese actress and voice actress, heart failure.
• Onesimo Cadiz Gordoncillo, 78, Filipino Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Tagbilaran (1976-1986) and Archbishop of Capiz (1986-2011).
• José Cantón, 76, Spanish footballer.
• Todd Christensen, 57, American football player (Los Angeles Raiders), complications during liver transplant surgery.
• Eugène Hanck, 85, Luxembourgian Olympic sprint canoer (1952).
• Hans-Jürgen Heise, 83, German author and poet.
• Barbara Lawrence, 83, American actress (Oklahoma!) and businesswoman.
• Claudette Masdammer, 74, Guyanese Olympic sprinter. [1]
• Nikolaos Martis, 98, Greek politician and minister.
• Mauro Nesti, 78, Italian racecar driver, eight-time European Hill Climb champion.
• Roland Paoletti, 82, British architect.
• Pierre Scribante, 82, French cyclist. [2]
• Daniel J. Shanefield, 83, American ceramic engineer.
• Robert Vito, American television correspondent and bureau chief (CNN), pancreatic cancer.

14

• Georgina Anderson, 15, English singer, liver cancer.
• Augustine, 58, Indian actor, renal failure.
• Sudhir Bhat, Indian theatre producer, heart attack.
• Mike Cappelletti, 71, American bridge and poker player, and author.
• Piet de Wolf, 91, Dutch football manager.
• Hari Krishna Devsare, 75, Indian author of children's literature and magazine editor (Parag).
• Dena Epstein, 96, American music librarian and author.
• Barbara Handman, 85, American political consultant and Broadway theatre preservationist, complications from Alzheimer's disease.
• Grace Jones, 113, British supercentenarian, oldest person in the United Kingdom and world's sixth-oldest person.
• Bennett Masinga, 48, South African footballer.
• Jim McCluskey, 63, Scottish football referee.
• Olivia Robertson, 96, British religious leader, high priestess of the Fellowship of Isis.
• Reg Sinclair, 88, Canadian ice hockey player (New York Rangers, Detroit Red Wings).

15

• Sheila Matthews Allen, 84, American actress (The Towering Inferno, The Poseidon Adventure), pulmonary fibrosis.
• Karla Álvarez, 41, Mexican actress (Qué Bonito Amor), respiratory failure.
• Kurt Caselli, 30, American motocross rider, race collision.
• Glafcos Clerides, 94, Cypriot politician, President (1974, 1993-2003).
• Raimondo D'Inzeo, 88, Italian Olympic show jumping rider.
• Félix Geybels, 77, Belgian international footballer (Beringen, national team).
• T. J. Jemison, 95, American Christian leader, president of the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc. (1982-1994).
• Mickey Knox, 91, American actor and screenwriter (The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, G.I. Blues).
• Heinz Lorenz, 97, Czechoslovak Olympic athlete.
• Kripalu Maharaj, 91, Indian Hindu spiritual leader.
• Mike McCormack, 83, American Hall of Fame football player (Cleveland Browns) and coach.
• Barbara Park, 66, American author of children's books (Junie B. Jones), ovarian cancer.
• Andrew Best Semple, 101, British medical officer.

16

• Chris Argyris, 90, American business theorist.
• Robert Conley, 85, American journalist and radio host (All Things Considered), parotid cancer.
• Billy Hardwick, 72, American ten-pin bowler, heart attack.
• Zbyn?k Hejda, 83, Czech poet and historian, recipient of the Jaroslav Seifert Prize (1996).
• Harold Hofmann, 81, American politician, Mayor of Lawndale, California (since 1990), natural causes.
• William McDonough Kelly, 88, Canadian politician, Senator (1982-2000).
• Tanvir Ahmad Khan, 81, Pakistani public servant and diplomat, Foreign Secretary (1989-1990).
• Hilary Laing, 86, British Olympic skier.[3]
• Oscar Lanford, 73, American mathematician.
• Erik Loe, 93, Norwegian journalist and editor.
• Arne Pedersen, 82, Norwegian footballer (Fredrikstad, national team).
• Robin Plunket, 8th Baron Plunket, 87, British peer.
• Louis D. Rubin, Jr., 89, American writer and publisher.
• William Ward, 4th Earl of Dudley, 93, British peer.
• Charles Waterhouse, 89, American artist.
• Jock Young, 71, British criminologist.

17

• Zeke Bella, 83, American baseball player (New York Yankees, Kansas City Athletics), complications from stroke and fall.
• Sir Alfred Blake, 98, British Royal Marines officer and solicitor, Director of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme (1967-1978).·
• Frank Chamberlin, 35, American football player (Tennessee Titans), brain cancer.
• Joe Dean, 83, American Collegiate Hall of Fame basketball player (2012), LSU athletic director (1987-2000).
• Syd Field, 77, American screenwriting guru, hemolytic anemia.
• Herbert Gordon, 61, Jamaican footballer.
• Doris Lessing, 94, British novelist (The Grass Is Singing, The Golden Notebook, The Good Terrorist), poet, playwright and librettist, laureate of Nobel Prize in Literature (2007).
• Antonio J. Marino, 92, American politician, Mayor of Lynn, Massachusetts (1972-1973, 1976-1985).
• Alex Marques, 20, Portuguese footballer, cardiac arrest.
• Nicholas Mevoli, 32, American deep water diver, pulmonary edema.
• Gerald Spring Rice, 6th Baron Monteagle of Brandon, 87, British peer and businessman.
• George Thuo, 46, Kenyan politician, member of the National Assembly for Juja Constituency (2007-2010).
• Om Prakash Valmiki, 63, Indian writer.
• Mary Nesbitt Wisham, 88, American baseball player.

18

• Mike Cross, 69, American politician, member of the Louisiana State Senate (1981-1996).
• Thomas Howard, 30, American football player (Oakland Raiders), traffic collision.
• Sir Jock Kennedy, 85, British air marshal.
• Bennett Reimer, 81, American music professor.
• Nejat Uygur, 86, Turkish comedian.
• S. R. D. Vaidyanathan, 84, Indian musician.
• Ljubomir Vra?arevi?, 66, Serbian martial artist, founder of Real Aikido.
• Peter Wintonick, 60, Canadian documentary filmmaker, cholangiocarcinoma.

19

• Babe Birrer, 85, American baseball player (Detroit Tigers, Baltimore Orioles, Los Angeles Dodgers).
• Marc Breaux, 89, American choreographer (The Sound of Music, Mary Poppins).
• Nan Campbell, 87, American politician, first female Mayor of Bellevue, Washington (1988-1989), pneumonia.
• Taisia Chenchik, 77, Ukrainian Soviet Olympic bronze medalist (1964) and European champion athlete (1966).
• Gunter Christmann, 77, German-born Australian painter.
• Dora Dougherty Strother, 91, American test pilot and engineer.
• André Filippini, 89, Swiss businessman and Olympic bronze medalist bobsledder (1952).
• Ray Gosling, 74, British broadcaster and gay rights activist.
• John Ingamells, 79, British art historian.
• Joseph Frans Lescrauwaet, 90, Dutch Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Haarlem (1983-1995).
• Diane Disney Miller, 79, American philanthropist, complications from a fall.
• Matthias N'Gartéri Mayadi, 71, Chadian Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of N'Djaména (since 2003).
• Edmund Reggie, 87, American politician and Louisiana municipal judge.
• Frederick Sanger, 95, British biochemist, laureate of Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1958, 1980).
• Antoni Tomiczek, 98, Polish World War II pilot.
• Charlotte Zolotow, 98, American author and poet.

20

• Bruce Bilby, 91, British mechanical engineer.
• Pavel Bobek, 76, Czech singer.
• Sylvia Browne, 77, American author and self-proclaimed psychic.
• Yevgeny Cherkasov, 83, Russian Olympic sport shooter.
• Joseph Paul Franklin, 63, American serial killer, executed by lethal injection.
• Peter Griffiths, 85, British politician, MP for Smethwick (1964-1966) and Portsmouth North (1979-1997).
• Gardner Hathaway, 88, American CIA officer.
• José Hernández, 69, Spanish painter and engraver.
• Dieter Hildebrandt, 86, German kabarettist, cancer.
• Frank Lauterbur, 88, American football head coach (University of Toledo, University of Iowa), dementia and Parkinson's disease.
• Oleg Minko, 75, Ukrainian painter.
• Sokol Olldashi, 40, Albanian politician, MP (since 2001), Minister of Public Works, Transportation and Telecommunications, traffic collision.
• Klaus Praefcke, 80, German chemist.
• Franco Selleri, 77, Italian theoretical physicist.
• Justus Smith, 91, American rower, Olympic champion (1948).
• Sir Cyril Townsend, 75, British politician, MP for Bexleyheath (1974-1997).
• Émile Véron, 88, French entrepreneur (Majorette), co-creator of Norev model cars.
• Hellmuth Wolff, 76, Swiss-born Canadian organ builder.

21

• Jind?ich Balcar, 63, Czech Olympic ski jumper (1976).
• Ronny Coaches, Ghanaian musician (Buk Bak).
• John Egerton, 78, American journalist and author, heart attack.
• Peter Frank, 79, British political scientist.
• Theo Gerdener, 97, South African politician, Interior Minister (1970-1972), leader of the Democratic Party (1973-1977).
• Ahmad Jan, Afghan politician.
• Fred Kavli, 86, Norwegian businessman, founded Kavlico Corporation.
• Dimitri Mihalas, 74, American astrophysicist.
• Vern Mikkelsen, 85, American Hall of Fame basketball player (Minneapolis Lakers).
• Herbert Mitgang, 93, American author, editor, journalist, playwright and producer.
• Mike Palagyi, 96, American baseball player (Washington Senators).
• Bernard Parmegiani, 86, French composer.
• Cyril Perkins, 102, English cricketer.
• Vadde Ramesh, 66, Indian film producer, cancer.
• Elfriede Spiegelhauer-Uhlig, 79, German Olympic cross-country skier. [4]
• Tony Summers, 89, British Olympic swimmer (1948).
• Conrad Susa, 78, American opera composer (Transformations).
• Tôn Th?t ?ính, 87, Vietnamese army general
• Maurice Vachon, 84, Canadian professional wrestler.
• Michael Weiner, 51, American labor leader and lawyer, executive director of the MLBPA, brain tumor.
• George Werley, 75, American baseball player (Baltimore Orioles).

22

• Wanda Coleman, 67, American poet and screenwriter.
• Don Dailey, 57, American computer programmer, leukemia.
• Brian Dawson, 74, British folk singer and song collector.
• Tom Gilmartin, 78, Irish businessman, Mahon Tribunal witness.
• Pierre Jacques Joatton, 83, French Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Saint-Étienne (1988-2006).
• Aleksandr Komarov, 90, Russian world champion ice hockey player (1954).
• Georges Lautner, 87, French film director and screenwriter.
• Paul Mayer, 82, German-born American Catholic priest and peace activist.
• Jancarlos de Oliveira Barros, 30, Brazilian footballer, traffic collision.
• Alec Reid, 82, Irish priest and peacemaker.
• Reggie September, 90, South African politician and trade unionist, MP (1994-2004).
• Reg Simpson, 93, English Test cricketer.
• Willis Ware, 93, American computer scientist.

23

• Connie Broden, 81, Canadian ice hockey player (Montreal Canadiens).
• Al Forman, 85, American baseball umpire.
• Walter Frosch, 62, German footballer.
• Helena G?sienica Daniel, 79, Polish Olympic cross-country skier.[5]
• Nikolai Kondratenko, 73, Russian politician, Governor of Krasnodar Krai (1997-2001).
• Jay Leggett, 50, American actor, writer and comedian (Employee of the Month, Without a Paddle, In Living Color), heart attack.
• Peter B. Lewis, 80, American businessman (Progressive Corporation) and philanthropist.
• William Jerome McCormack, 89, American Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of New York (1986-2001).
• Wayne Mills, 44, American country music singer, shot.
• Costanzo Preve, 70, Italian Marxist philosopher.
• Solveig Muren Sanden, 95, Norwegian illustrator.
• Delbert Tibbs, 74, American anti-death penalty activist.

24

• Amedeo Amadei, 92, Italian international footballer.
• József Becsei, 63, Hungarian footballer.
• Charlie Bicknell, 85, American baseball player (Philadelphia Phillies).
• Nancy Borwick, 78, Australian Olympic athlete.[6]
• Matthew Bucksbaum, 87, American businessman (General Growth Properties).
• Jim Cason, 86, American football player (San Francisco 49ers, Los Angeles Rams).
• Lorenzo Coleman, 38, American basketball player (Harlem Globetrotters).
• Arnaud Coyot, 33, French cyclist, traffic collision.
• Patrick DeFilippo, 74, Italian-born Canadian mobster, cancer.
• Danièle Dupré, 75, French singer.
• Qusai Emad Al-Khawaldeh, 19, Jordanian footballer, asphyxiation.
• Lou Hyndman, 78, Canadian politician, Alberta provincial minister.
• June Keithley, 66, Filipino television journalist and actress, cancer.
• Jean King, 87, American politician, Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii (1978-1982), pancreatic cancer.
• Gerrit Krol, 79, Dutch author, essayist and writer.
• Lloyd Lange, 76, Australian politician, member of the New South Wales Legislative Council (1974-1986).
• Robin Leigh-Pemberton, Baron Kingsdown, 87, British peer and banker, Governor of the Bank of England (1983-1993).
• Marian M?u??, 37, Romanian footballer.
• Matti Ranin, 87, Finnish actor.
• Wenceslao Sarmiento, 91, Peruvian-born American modernist architect.
• Jerry Seeman, 77, American football official (National Football League), cancer.
• David B. Thompson, 90, American Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Charleston (1990-1999).
• Charlie Ware, 80, Irish hurler (Waterford).

25

• William Adam, 96, American trumpeter and bandleader.
• Lou Brissie, 89, American baseball player (Philadelphia Athletics), cardiopulmonary failure.
• Chae Myung-shin, 86, South Korean Army general during the Vietnam War.
• Bob Day, 72, English pop singer (The Allisons).
• Oralia Domínguez, 88, Mexican opera singer.
• Ricardo Fort, 45, Argentinian entrepreneur, television personality, dancer and artist, heart failure.
• Bill Foulkes, 81, English footballer (Manchester United, England).
• Paul Gnaier, 87, German Olympic fencer (1960, 1964, 1968).
• Shyamali Gupta, 68, Indian politician, heart attack.
• Chico Hamilton, 92, American jazz drummer.
• Jun-Ichi Igusa, 89, Japanese mathematician.
• Ry?ko Kinomiya, 82, Japanese voice actress (Galaxy Express 999, Speed Racer, Hell Teacher Nube), MODS.
• Greg Kovacs, 44, Canadian professional bodybuilder, heart failure.
• Joel Lane, 50, British author.
• Egon Lánský, 79, Czech journalist and politician, Deputy Prime Minister (1998-1999).
• Elke Neidhardt, 72, German-born Australian opera director (Ring cycles) and actress (Skippy the Bush Kangaroo).
• Ken Peters, 98, American baseball player and actor.
• Al Plastino, 91, American comic book artist (Superman), prostate cancer.
• John Shaw, 56, English radio broadcaster, leptospirosis.
• Zéphyrin Toé, 84, Burkinabé Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Nouna (1973-2000) and Dédougou (2000-2005).
• Toshiaki Tsushima, 77, Japanese film score composer (The Fall of Ako Castle, Battles Without Honor and Humanity), pneumonia.
• Seiji Tsutsumi, 86, Japanese writer and businessman, chairman of Seibu Department Stores, liver failure.

26

• Karl-Heinz Altermann, 91, German Hauptmann during World War II.
• Toon Becx, 93, Dutch footballer (Willem II).
• William Coperthwaite, 83, American yurt builder, traffic collision.
• Arik Einstein, 74, Israeli singer, songwriter and actor, aortic aneurysm.
• Marcello Gatti, 89, Italian cinematographer, winner of five Nastro d'Argento awards.
• John Galbraith Graham, 92, British crossword compiler ("Araucaria" of The Guardian) and Church of England priest.
• Slobodan Karali?, 57, Yugoslav footballer. [7]
• Jane Kean, 90, American actress (The Honeymooners), complications from a fall.
• Saul Leiter, 89, American photographer and painter.
• Tony Musante, 77, American actor (As the World Turns, Oz, We Own the Night), complications following surgery.
• Temistocle Popa, 92, Romanian composer (Veronica, Ma-ma), instrumentalist and actor.
• Bracha Qafih, 90, Israeli rabbanit, recipient of the Israel Prize (1999).
• Cayetano Ré, 75, Paraguayan footballer (Barcelona, Espanyol) and manager.
• Jörg Spengler, 74, German Olympic bronze-medalist sailor (1976).
• Stan Stennett, 88, Welsh comic entertainer, actor and jazz musician, complications following stroke.
• William Stevenson, 89, British-born Canadian writer.

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• Attilio Bravi, 77, Italian Olympic long jumper (1960).
• Lewis Collins, 67, British actor (The Professionals), cancer.
• Herbert F. DeSimone, 84, American politician and lawyer, Attorney General of Rhode Island (1967-1971).
• Rashit Khamidulin, 76, Russian Soviet diplomat.
• Rudolf Lorenzen, 91, German author.
• Mieno Eiko, 87, Japanese politician, chronic heart failure.
• David Peleg, 71, Israeli diplomat, Ambassador to Poland (2004-2009).
• Volker Roemheld, 72, German agricultural scientist.
• Nílton Santos, 88, Brazilian footballer (Botafogo), World Cup champion (1958, 1962), lung infection.
• Manuel F. Segura, 94, Filipino army officer and author.
• Wolf Jobst Siedler, 87, German publisher.
• Waldemar ?wierzy, 82, Polish artist.
• Avraham Verdiger, 92, Israeli politician.

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• R. I. T. Alles, 81, Sri Lankan educationalist.
• Eduard Liviu Bartales, 59, Romanian footballer.
• Elwood, 8, American Chinese crested/chihuahua dog, World's Ugliest Dog (2007).
• Mike Jenkins, 31, American professional strongman.
• Jack Matthews, 88, American book collector and author of philosophical fiction.
• Mitja Ribi?i?, 94, Slovenian politician, Prime Minister of Yugoslavia (1969-1971).
• Ronald Clair Roat, 67, American author and journalist.
• Jean-Louis Roux, 90, Canadian actor and politician, Lieutenant Governor of Quebec (1996).
• Beyle Schaechter-Gottesman, 93, Austrian-born American Yiddish language poet and folk singer.
• Mohamed Sibari, 68, Moroccan author.
• Max Georg von Twickel, 87, German Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Münster (1973-2001).
• Danny Wells, 72, Canadian-born American actor (The Jeffersons, Magnolia, Private Benjamin).

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• Gordie Bonin, 65, Canadian race car driver, member of the Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame (2000).
• Clara Cannucciari, 98, American chef and author.
• Oliver Cheatham, 65, American singer ("Get Down Saturday Night").
• Charles Cooper, 87, American actor (Star Trek, Perry Mason).
• Dick Dodd, 68, American musician (The Bel-Airs, Eddie and the Showmen, The Standells), and Mouseketeer, cancer.
• Colin Eglin, 88, South African politician.
• Natalya Gorbanevskaya, 77, Russian poet, translator and civil rights activist.
• Chris Howland, 85, British-born German radio and television presenter.
• Douglas Samuel Jones, 91, British mathematician.
• Michael Kammen, 77, American historian.
• Peter W. Kaplan, 59, American newspaper editor (The New York Observer), cancer.
• Bram van der Lek, 82, Dutch politician, MP (1967-1971, 1972-1978), Senator (1983-1984), member of the European Parliament (1984-1989).
• Baku Mahadeva, 91, Sri Lankan civil servant.
• Alfred Monnin, 93, Canadian judge.
• Valdis Mui?nieks, 78, Latvian Soviet Olympic silver medalist basketball player (1956, 1960, 1964), European champion (1957, 1959, 1961).
• Brian Torrey Scott, 37, American writer, colon cancer.

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• Waldyr Calheiros Novaes, 90, Brazilian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Barra do Piraí-Volta Redonda (1966-1999).
• Clifford Chadderton, 94, Canadian charity executive (The War Amps).
• Paul Crouch, 79, American broadcaster, founder of Trinity Broadcasting Network, heart failure.
• Vera Houghton, 99, British health campaigner.
• Jean Kent, 92, English actress (The Browning Version), complications from a fall.
• Moussa Konaté, 62, Malian author and playwright.
• Baldassarre Porto, 90, Italian Olympic sprinter (1952).
• Raghuram, 64, Indian film choreographer, heart attack.
• Tabu Ley Rochereau, 76, Congolese rumba singer, complications from a stroke.
• Doriano Romboni, 44, Italian motorcycle racer, race collision.
• Georgina Somerset, 90, British dentist and Royal Navy officer.
• Paul Walker, 40, American actor (The Fast and the Furious, Pleasantville, Flags of Our Fathers), traffic collision.
• Yury Yakovlev, 85, Russian actor (The Irony of Fate, Anna Karenina, Ivan Vasilievich: Back to the Future).

Maps Deaths in November 2013

References

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