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The following is a list of The following is a list of notable deaths in February 2005.

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.

February 2005

1

• John D. Bennett, 93, American politician and judge.
• Edward D. Freis, 92, American physician.
• Andreas Heckmair, 98, Austrian mountaineer, made first ascent of the Eiger north face.
• Franco Mannino, 80, Italian film and classical composer.
• John Vernon, 72, Canadian-American actor (Animal House, Dirty Harry, The Outlaw Josey Wales), surgical complications.
• Richard Wolfson, 49, British musician and journalist, aortic aneurysm.

2

• Birgitte Federspiel, 79, Danish actress (Babette's Feast).
• Lee Hyeonggi, 72, South Korean poet.
• Svein Kvia, 57, Norwegian footballer, brain cancer.
• Goffredo Lombardo, 84, Italian film producer.
• Magomed Omarov, Russian politician, deputy Interior Minister of Dagestan, homicide.
• Max Schmeling, 99, German world heavyweight boxing champion.
• Yvonne Sherman, 74, American Olympic figure skater.
• Jerzy Wojnar, 74, Polish pilot and Olympic luger.
• Edward Maitland Wright, 98, British mathematician.

3

• Corrado Bafile, 101, Italian cardinal.
• Raymond Laurent, 87, Belgian herpetologist.
• Karl Linn, 81, American landscape architect and psychologist.
• Andreas Makris, 74, Greek-American composer and violinist.
• Ernst Mayr, 100, German-American evolutionary biologist.
• James Patrick Sutton, 89, American politician, U.S. Representative from Tennessee (1949–1955).
• Zurab Zhvania, 41, Georgian politician, Prime Minister of Georgia (2004-2005), carbon monoxide poisoning.

4

• Ossie Davis, 87, American actor (Do the Right Thing, Evening Shade, The Client) and activist.
• Alfio Fontana, 72, Italian football player.
• Elia Frosio, 92, Italian cyclist.
• Stephen R. Gregg, 90, United States Army soldier and recipient the Medal of Honor.
• Peter Heine, 76, South African cricket player.
• Danas Pozniakas, 65, Lithuanian amateur light-heavyweight boxer and Olympic champion.
• Luis Sánchez, 51, Venezuelan Major League baseball player (Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim).

5

• Bob Brannum, 79, American basketball player, pancreatic cancer.
• Jean-Charles Cantin, 86, Canadian politician.
• Étienne Gnassingbé Eyadéma, 67, Togolese politician, president of Togo (1967-2005), heart attack.
• Gerard Glaister, 89, British television producer and director.
• Veikko Helle, 93, American politician.
• Günter Reimann, 100, German economist.
• Henri Rochon, 80, Canadian tennis player.
• Michalina Wisłocka, 84, Polish sexologist.

6

• Michael Adams, 85, British journalist.
• Billy Baker, 84, Welsh footballer.
• Lazar Berman, 74, Russian classical pianist.
• Elbert N. Carvel, 94, American politician, Governor of Delaware.
• Adu Celso, 59, Brazilian motorcycle road racer, heart attack.
• Hubert Curien, 80, French researcher, first president of European Space Agency.
• Alejandro Gómez, 96, Argentine educator and lawyer, stroke.
• Karl Haas, 91, American classical music radio program host.
• Merle Kilgore, 70, American country music manager and songwriter, heart failure.
• Mutsuo Minagawa, 69, Japanese baseball pitcher.

7

• Laurie Aarons, 87, Australian politician.
• Atli Dam, 72, Faroese politician, Prime Minister of the Faroe Islands (1991-1993).
• Leonid Gissen, 73, Russian rower and Olympic medalist.
• Dennis McCord, 52, Canadian ice hockey player (Vancouver Canucks).
• V. C. Pande, 72, Indian political figure, former governor of three states.
• John Patterson, 64, American television director (The Sopranos, Hill Street Blues, Providence), prostate cancer.
• Paul Rebeyrolle, 78, French painter.
• Madeleine Rebérioux, 84, French historian.
• Narayan Sanyal, 80, Indian writer of modern Bengali literature.
• Jeremy Swan, 82, Irish cardiologist, co-inventor of the pulmonary artery catheter, heart attack.
• Bob Turner, 71, Canadian ice hockey player (Montreal Canadiens, Chicago Blackhawks).
• Zdravko Velimirović, 74, Yugoslavian film director and screenwriter.

8

• Gildo Arena, 83, Italian water polo player, swimmer and Olympic champion.
• Mike Bishop, 46, American baseball player.
• Germund Dahlquist, 80, Swedish mathematician.
• Edward R. Dudley, 93, American diplomat.
• Helmut Eder, 88, Austrian composer.
• Parker Hall, 88, American gridiron football player.
• George Herman, 85, American journalist and moderator of CBS' Face the Nation for 15 years.
• Keith Knudsen, 56, American drummer for rock band Doobie Brothers, pneumonia.
• Gaston Rahier, 58, Belgian 125cc Motocross World Champion (1975–1977), cancer.
• Jimmy Smith, 76, American jazz organist.
• Javier Tusell, 59, Spanish historian, writer and politician, leukemia.

9

• Tim Breslin, 37, American ice hockey player, appendix cancer.
• Tyrone Davis, 66, American R&B singer (Turn Back The Hands Of Time), complications of a stroke.
• Robert Kearns, 77, American inventor of intermittent windshield wipers, brain cancer.
• Raisa Kyrychenko, 61, Ukrainian mezzo-soprano singer, cardiovascular disease.
• Richard Lupino, 75, American actor, member of the theatrical Lupino family, lymphoma.
• Frank Mathers, 80, Canadian ice hockey player (Toronto Maple Leafs, Hershey Bears).
• Kate Peyton, 39, British BBC producer, shot in Mogadishu, Somalia.
• Sylvia Rafael, 67, South African-born Israeli Mossad agent convicted of 1973 Lillehammer murder, leukemia.
• Josef Rasselnberg, 92, German football player and trainer.

10

• Humbert Balsan, 50, French film producer, suicide by hanging.
• David Allan Bromley, 79, Canadian-American physicist, presidential advisor.
• Jean Cayrol, 93, French author.
• Pierre Chevalier, 89, French film director and screenwriter.
• Dave Goodman, 53, British music producer, heart attack.
• Ben Jones, 80, Grenadian politician, Prime Minister (1989-1990).
• Igor Ledogorov, 72, Soviet and Russian actor, cancer.
• Arthur Miller, 89, American playwright (Death of a Salesman, A View from the Bridge, The Crucible, congestive heart failure.
• Frederick W. Mote, 82, American sinologist.
• Fritz Scholder, 67, American native American artist.
• Jack Segal, 86, American pianist and composer.

11

• Samuel W. Alderson, 90, American inventor of crash test dummies bone cancer.
• Jack L. Chalker, 60, American science fiction writer, kidney failure.
• Raymond Hermantier, 81, French actor.
• Mary Jackson, 83, American mathematician and aerospace engineer, first black female engineer at NASA.
• Vladimir Kotelnikov, 96, Information theory and radar astronomy pioneer from the Soviet Union.
• Dénes Kovács, 74, Hungarian classical violinist and academic teacher.
• Eva Magni, 98, Italian stage and film actress.
• Míla Myslíková, 71, 1933-2005 Czech actress and writer, stroke.
• Stan Richards, 74, British actor (Emmerdale), pulmonary emphysema.

12

• Archie Butterworth, 92, British racing driver and designer.
• Brian Kelly, 72, American actor, pneumonia.
• James McClure, 88, American international table tennis player.
• Monem Munna, 38, Bangladeshi footballer, kidney disease.
• Sammi Smith, 61, American country music singer, (Help Me Make It Through the Night), pulmonary emphysema.
• Dorothy Stang, 74, American nun, murdered in Anapu, Brazil.
• Marinus van der Goes van Naters, 104, Dutch politician.
• Rafael Vidal, 41, Venezuelan Olympic medalist, car crash.

13

• Saminini Arulappa, 80, Indian Roman Catholic archbishop.
• Harry Baird, 73, Guyanese-born British actor, cancer.
• Nelson Briles, 61, American baseball player, heart attack.
• Sixten Ehrling, 86, Swedish conductor.
• Mary Hallaren, 97, American soldier, first woman to join the United States Army.
• Sister Lúcia, 97, Portuguese nun, last survivor of the three shepherd children of the Fatima apparition in 1917.
• Maurice Trintignant, 87, French racing driver, twice winner of the Monaco Grand Prix.
• Dick Weber, 75, American professional bowler, father of Pete Weber, respiratory failure.
• Peter White, 69, Australian politician.

14

• Ron Burgess, 87, Welsh footballer with Tottenham Hotspur and Wales.
• Sonya Dorman, 81, American science fiction writer and poet.
• Thabet El-Batal, 51, Egyptian Goalkeeper association football goalkeeper, cancer.
• Vic Emery, 84, Australian cricketer.
• Rafic Hariri, 60, Lebanese business tycoon and politician, twice Prime Minister of Lebanon, car bomb.
• Albert Harris, 89, English musician.
• Aubelin Jolicoeur, 81, Haitian journalist and columnist.
• Vidya Niwas Mishra, 79, Indian scholar, Hindi-Sanskrit littérateur, and journalist, traffic collision.
• Otto Plaschkes, 75, British film producer (Georgy Girl).
• Pauli Toivonen, 75, Finnish rally car driver.
• Henry Wolf, 79, Austrian-American graphic designer, photographer and art director.

15

• Carlo Tullio Altan, 88, Italian anthropologist and sociologist.
• Pierre Bachelet, 60, French singer, lung cancer.
• Marc Eyraud, 80, French film actor.
• Samuel T. Francis, 57, American white supremacist writer, aortic aneurysm.
• Dudu Geva, 54, Israeli artist, writer, cartoonist, and illustrator, heart attack.
• Richard Grunberger, 80, British historian.
• David Leach, 93, English potter.
• Yury Morozov, 70, Soviet football player and coach.
• Bob Schafer, 71, American basketball player.

16

• Michael Aikman, 71, Australian rower.
• Nicole DeHuff, 30, American actress (Meet the Parents, Suspect Zero, CSI: Miami), pneumonia.
• Narriman Sadek, (Nariman Sadeq), 70, Egyptian queen, ex-wife of King Farouk, cerebral hemorrhage.
• Marcello Viotti, 50, Italian conductor, stroke.
• Hans von Blixen-Finecke, 88, Swedish Army officer and Olympic equestrian.
• Bill Potts, 76, American jazz pianist and arranger, cardiac arrest.
• Gerry Wolff, 84, German actor.

17

• F. M. Busby, 83, American science fiction writer.
• Jens Martin Knudsen, 74, Danish astrophysicist.
• César Marcelak, 92, French cycling champion.
• Miodrag Nikolić, 66, Serbian basketball player and coach.
• Dan O'Herlihy, 85, Irish actor (RoboCop, Robinson Crusoe, Fail Safe).
• Omar Sívori, 69, Argentinian and Italian footballer, pancreatic cancer.

18

• Bonar Bain, 82, Canadian actor and twin brother of actor Conrad Bain.
• Uli Derickson, 60, German-American airline stewardess, protagonist in 1985 airplane hijacking, cancer.
• Marian Kamil Dziewanowski, 91, Polish-American historian.
• Marta Flores, 92, Spanish actress.
• Attilio Giovannini, 80, Italian football player.
• Greg Kehoe, 87, Australian politician.
• Gwendolyn Knight, 91, American artist.
• Lim Por-yen, 90, Hong Kong industrialist.
• Harald Szeemann, 71, Swiss curator and art historian.

19

• Li Baohua, 95, Chinese politician.
• Huy Can, 85, Vietnamese poet.
• Kihachi Okamoto, 81, Japanese film director, esophageal cancer.
• Peter Pryor, 74, Australian Olympic cyclist.
• Miao Tian, 79, Chinese film actor, lymphoma.

20

• Jacques Ploncard d'Assac, 94, French writer, journalist and political activist.
• Pam Bricker, 50, American jazz vocalist and music professor, suicide by hanging.
• Sandra Dee, 62, American actress (Gidget, Imitation of Life, Until They Sail), kidney failure and pneumonia.
• Josef Holeček, 84, Czechoslovakian sprint canoeist and Olympic champion.
• Dalene Matthee, 67, Afrikaans-South African author, heart failure.
• Raymond Mhlaba, 85, South African political leader and the first Premier of the Eastern Cape, liver cancer.
• John Raitt, 88, American classic Broadway star and father of Bonnie Raitt, pneumonia.
• Hunter S. Thompson, 67, American journalist, suicide by gunshot.
• J. Williams, 56, Indian film producer, director and cinematographer.
• Jimmy Young, 56, American boxer, heart failure.

21

• Zdzisław Beksiński, 75, Polish artist, homicide.
• Ara Berberian, 74, American bass with the New York City Metropolitan Opera.
• Gérard Bessette, 84, Canadian writer and academic.
• Wu Bo, 99, Chinese politician.
• Horst Drinda, 77, German actor.
• Justin Howes, 41, British historian of printing and lettering.
• Guillermo Cabrera Infante, 75, Cuban novelist, essayist, and screenwriter, sepsis.
• Josef Metternich, 89, German operatic baritone.
• Gene Scott, 75, American televangelist and author, stroke.
• Don Tolhurst, 75, Australian Olympic shooter.
• Ernest Vandiver, 86, American politician, governor of the Georgia (1959–1963).

22

• David Bradford, 66, American economist.
• Leo Brewer, 85, American physical chemist.
• Mladen Delić, 86, Croatian sports commentator.
• Lee Eun-ju (이은주), 24, South Korean actress, suicide by hanging.
• Luigi Giussani, 82, Italian Catholic priest, founder of the "Communion and Liberation" Catholic youth movement, Parkinson's disease.
• Ben Huffman, 90, American Major League Baseball player.
• Renzo Imbeni, 60, Italian politician, mayor of Bologna (1983-1993).
• Kuntowijoyo, 61, Indonesian writer, meningoencephalitis.
• Heath Lamberts, 63, Canadian actor, cancer.
• Josette Rey-Debove, 75, French lexicographer and semiologist.
• Mario Ricci, 90, Italian cyclist.
• Reggie Roby, 43, American gridiron football player, heart attack.
• Harry Simeone, 94, American music arranger, conductor and composer (Little Drummer Boy).
• Simone Simon, 94, French actress.

23

• All Along, 25, French racehorse.
• Josep María Cruxent, Venezuelan archaeologist.
• Tom Patterson, 84, Canadian founder of the Stratford Festival of Canada.
• Henk Zeevalking, 82, Dutch politician and co-founder of Democrats 66.

24

• John Barron, 75, American journalist.
• Jochen Bleicken, 78, German ancient historian.
• Thadée Cisowski, 78, Polish-French footballer.
• Sumner Gerard, 88, American politician and diplomat.
• Goldie Hill, 72, American country music singer, cancer.
• Robin Jenkins, 92, Scottish novelist, author of "The Cone-Gatherers" and "Fergus Lamont".
• Coşkun Kırca, 77, Turkish diplomat, journalist and politician.
• András Kozák, 62, Hungarian film actor, brain tumor.
• Galina Kreft, 54, Soviet sprint canoer and Olympic champion.
• Leonard Miall, 90, British BBC broadcaster and administrator.
• Gustavo Vázquez Montes, 42, Mexican politician, incumbent governor of Colima, Mexico, aviation accident.
• Hugh Nibley, 94, American historian, focussing on the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
• Glanmor Williams, 84, Welsh historian.
• Hans-Jürgen Wischnewski, 82, German politician and former cabinet minister.

25

• Abdulkareem Adisa, 56, Nigerian major general.
• Peter Benenson, 83, British lawyer and founder of Amnesty International, pneumonia.
• Ian Colquhoun, 80, New Zealand cricket player.
• Francis E. Garchitorena, 67, Filipino lawyer and judge.
• Leo Labine, 73, Canadian ice hockey player, cancer.
• Don LeJohn, 70, American baseball player, former Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman.
• Pappo, 54, Argentine blues and rock and roll guitarist and composer, traffic collision.
• Edward Patten, 66, American soul singer, member of Gladys Knight & the Pips, stroke.
• Jean Prat, 81, French rugby union football player.
• Atef Sedki, 74, Egyptian politician, Prime Minister (1986-1996).
• Noboru Sugimura, 56, Japanese television and video game writer.

26

• Max Faulkner, 88, British golfer.
• Henry Grunwald, 82, Austrian-American journalist, editor and ambassador to Austria (1988–1990).
• Witness Mangwende, 59, Zimbabwean politician and diplomat, Minister of Foreign Affairs (1981–1987).
• Paolo Moffa, 89, Italian film director, producer and screenwriter.
• Jef Raskin, 61, American creator of the Apple Macintosh, pancreatic cancer.
• Pierre Trabaud, 82, French film actor.
• Johnny Williams, 77, American football player.

27

• Haruna Abubakar, 52, Nigerian lawyer and politician.
• James Avati, 92, American illustrator.
• Franco Bracardi, 67, Italian actor, composer, pianist and stand-up comedian.
• Hiroyuki Nasu, 53, Japanese film director.
• Frank Vincent Ortiz, Jr., 78, American diplomat.
• Pukazhenthi, 75, Indian music film director.
• Allan Rae, 82, Jamaican cricket player.
• Carl Taseff, 76, American NFL gridiron football player and assistant coach.

28

• Yevgeny Alekseyev, 85, Soviet/Russian basketball player and coach.
• Chris Curtis, 63, English drummer with The Searchers.
• Richard A. Fletcher, 60, British historian, heart attack.
• Giovanni Invernizzi, 73, Italian football player and coach.
• Mario Luzi, 90, Italian poet.
• Édouard Stern, 50, French banker, murdered.

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External links

• List of February 2005 deaths at IMDb

• February 2005 events
• 2005 deaths
• Lists of deaths in 2005