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The following is a list of notable deaths in January 2001.

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.

January 2001

1

• Madeleine Barbulée, 90, French actress.
• Sir Michael Hanley, 82, British intelligence officer, Director-General of MI5.
• Fabijan Šovagović, 68, Croatian actor and writer.
• John Steadman, 73, American sportswriter.
• Heriberto Urán, 46, Colombian racing cyclist.
• Ray Walston, 86, American actor (My Favorite Martian, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Picket Fences), Emmy winner (1995, 1996).

2

• Sir Ewart Bell, 76, Northern Irish rugby player and civil servant.
• George Carman, 71, English barrister, prostate cancer.
• William P. Rogers, 87, American politician, diplomat and lawyer, congestive heart failure.
• Alison de Vere, 73, British animator, director.
• Jimmy Zámbó, 42, Hungarian pop singer, accidental gunshot.

3

• George H. Brown, 87, British film producer.
• Kwang-chih Chang, 69–70, Taiwanese-American archaeologist and sinologist, Parkinson's disease.
• Jack Fleming, 77, American sports announcer (Pittsburgh Steelers, Chicago Bulls, West Virginia Mountaineers).
• Kung Fu, 49, Mexican Luchador, arterial hypertension.
• Marty Glickman, 83, American radio announcer.
• John F. Hayes, 85, American politician (Brooklyn Borough President).
• Sushila Nayyar, 86, Indian politician and physician.

4

• Alexandra Adler, 99, Austrian neurologist, daughter of psychoanalyst Alfred Adler.
• Les Brown, 88, American swing bandleader ("Sentimental Journey"), lung cancer.
• Pierre Leyris, 93, French translator.
• Tadeusz Olechowski, 74, Polish communist politician and diplomat.
• John Rhoden, 82, American sculptor.
• Perry Schwartz, 85, American gridiron football player.
• Bob Snyder, 87, American football player and coach.
• André Thirion, 93, French writer and political activist.
• Villaño I, 50, Mexican professional wrestler, heart attack following a cerebral haemorrhage.

5

• G. E. M. Anscombe, 81, British analytic philosopher.
• Milan Hlavsa, 49, Czech songwriter and bass guitarist (Plastic People of the Universe), lung cancer.
• Raj Kumar Mehra, 82, Indian racing cyclist and Olympian.
• Nancy Parsons, 58, American actress (Porky's), congestive heart failure.
• James Phiri, 32, Zambian footballer, cancer.
• Geoffrey Virgo, 82, Australian politician.

6

• Victor Braun, 65, Canadian baritone, Shy–Drager syndrome, multiple system atrophy.
• Nadezhda Grigoryevna Grekova, 90, Soviet/Belarusian politician.
• Peter Lovell-Davis, Baron Lovell-Davis, 76, British publisher and politician.
• Scott Marlowe, 68, American actor (Executive Suite, Murder, She Wrote), heart attack.
• Tom Poholsky, 71, American baseball player.
• Bob Pratt, 88, Australian rules footballer.
• Tot Pressnell, 94, American baseball player.
• Pretaap Radhakishun, 66, Surinamese politician.

7

• James Carr, 58, American rhythm and blues singer, lung cancer.
• Jenő Csaknády, 76, Hungarian football manager.
• Ken Durrett, 52, American basketball player (Cincinnati Royals / Kansas City-Omaha Kings, Philadelphia 76ers).
• Quin Epperly, 87, American racing car constructor.
• Charles Helou, 87, Lebanese politician, President (1964-1970), heart attack.
• František Hájek, 85, Czechoslovakian Olympic basketball player (men's basketball at the 1936 Summer Olympics).
• Johan van der Keuken, 62, Dutch documentary filmmaker, author, and photographer.
• Joseph L. Melnick, 86, American epidemiologist and virologist.
• Lowell Perry, 69, American gridiron football player and coach, businessman, and broadcaster.

8

• Philip A. Barker, 80, British archaeologist.
• Don Brodie, 96, American actor and director.
• Edwin Etherington, 76, American writer, lawyer, civil rights advocate, and president of the American Stock Exchange.
• Chris Evert, 30, American thoroughbred racehorse, euthanized.
• Alfred Neumann, 91, East German politician.
• Néstor Scotta, 52, Argentine football striker, car accident.
• Catherine Storr, 87, English children's writer, suicide.
• Paul Winterton, 92, English journalist and crime novelist.

9

• Paul Vanden Boeynants, 81, Belgian politician, Prime Minister (1978–1979), pneumonia.
• Peter Düttmann, 77, German World War II Luftwaffe flying ace.
• Judith Trim, 57, English studio potter, breast cancer.
• Carol Voges, 75, Dutch illustrator and comics artist.

10

• Necati Cumalı, 79, Turkish writer and poet, liver cancer.
• John Ditlev-Simonsen, 102, Norwegian sailor and Olympic silver medalist.
• Matthias Duan, 92, Chinese Roman Catholic bishop.
• Bryan Gregory, 49, American rock musician, heart failure.
• G. Lakshmanan, 76, Indian politician.
• Jacques Marin, 81, French actor, heart attack.
• John G. Schmitz, 70, American politician, prostate cancer.
• Muhammad ibn al-Uthaymin, 75, Saudi Salafi scholar.
• Esteban Vicente, 97, American painter.

11

• Wanda Jean Allen, 41, American convicted murderer, execution by lethal injection.
• Ken Brown, 55, American professional football player (Cleveland Browns: 1970–1975).
• Emilio Foriscot, 96, Spanish cinematographer.
• Gerald Glatzmayer, 32, Austrian football player, traffic collision.
• Oliver Gurney, 89, British Assyriologist.
• James Hill, 84, American film producer and screenwriter.
• Dorothy M. Horstmann, 89, American epidemiologist, virologist and pediatrician, Alzheimer's disease.
• Álvaro Jordan, 39, Colombian tennis player, severe shock.
• Louis Krages, 51, German racing driver and businessman, suicide by gunshot.
• Denys Lasdun, 86, British architect.
• Ignacy Machowski, 80, Polish actor.
• Claude V. Palisca, 79, American musicologist.
• Victor Pickard, 97, Canadian track and field athlete and Olympian.
• Princess Vera Constantinovna of Russia, 94, Russian noblewoman and monarchist.
• Lorna Sage, 57, British literary critic and writer, pulmonary emphysema.
• Michael Williams, 65, British actor, lung cancer.

12

• Affirmed, 25, American racehorse, euthanasia after contracting laminitis.
• Gianluigi Bonelli, 92, Italian comic book author and publisher.
• Luiz Bonfá, 78, Brazilian guitarist and composer, prostate cancer.
• József Csermák, 68, Hungarian hammer thrower and Olympic champion.
• Adhemar da Silva, 73, Brazilian triple jumper and Olympic champion.
• William Redington Hewlett, 87, American co-founder of Hewlett-Packard, heart failure.
• Mariano Juaristi, 96, Spanish Basque pelota player.
• Vladimir Semichastny, 76, Soviet politician, stroke.
• Elizabeth Sewell, 81, British-American critic, poet, and novelist.
• Ibnu Sutowo, 86, Indonesian army officer, politician and businessman.
• Charles Malcolm Watkins, 89, American historian, archaeologist, and curator.

13

• Michael Cuccione, 16, Canadian actor and musician, respiratory failure.
• Bill Fraser, 76, New Zealand politician.
• Stan Freeman, 80, American musician, pulmonary emphysema.
• Amando de Ossorio Rodríguez, 82, Spanish film director.

14

• Luigi Broglio, 89, Italian aerospace engineer.
• Jim Coleman, 89, Canadian sports journalist and writer.
• Dennis Fitzgerald, 64, American freestyle wrestler and football player and coach.
• Burkhard Heim, 75, German theoretical physicist.
• George McCabe, 78, English football referee.
• Kostas Rigopoulos, 70, Greek actor, stroke.
• Vic Wilson, 69, British racing driver, traffic collision.
• Joe Zapustas, 93, Latvian-American baseball player.

15

• Alex Blignaut, 68, South African racing driver and racing team owner, domestic accident.
• Bob Braun, 71, American local television personality and actor (Die Hard 2, Defending Your Life).
• Bert Corona, 82, American labor and civil rights leader.
• David Lapsley, 76, Scottish footballer.
• Ted Mann, 84, American businessman (Mann Theatres) and film producer (Brubaker, Krull).
• Leo Marks, 80, British World War II cryptographer, cancer.
• Margit Nagy-Sándor, 79, Hungarian gymnast and Olympic silver medalist.
• Kaija Siren, 80, Finnish architect.
• Riaz ud-Din, 58, Pakistani field hockey player and Olympic champion.

16

• Laurent-Désiré Kabila, 61, Congolese politician and President, shot.
• Richard MacNeish, 82, American archaeologist.
• Melvin McQuaid, 89, Canadian politician.
• Virginia O'Brien, 81, American actress (Lady Be Good, Ship Ahoy, Ziegfeld Follies).
• Wanda Piłsudska, 82, Polish psychiatrist.
• Jitendra Prasada, 62, Indian politician and Vice-President of the Indian National Congress, cerebral haemorrhage.
• Ibrahim Shams, 84, Egyptian weightlifter and Olympic champion.
• Jules Vuillemin, 80, French philosopher.
• Auberon Waugh, 61, British journalist and author, heart failure.
• Leonard Woodcock, 89, American trade unionist and diplomat (U.S. ambassador to the People's Republic of China).

17

• Gregory Corso, 70, American poet (Beat Generation), prostate cancer.
• Homero Cárpena, 90, Argentine film actor.
• John B. Hayes, 76, American coast guard admiral, traffic collision.
• Tom Kilburn, 79, British computer scientist.
• Sergej Kraigher, 86, Yugoslav politician, President of Slovenia.
• Robert Robertson, 70, British actor (Taggart, Breaking the Waves, Doctor Who), heart failure.
• Rito Romero, 73, Mexican professional wrestler, heart attack.
• Wakabayama Sadao, 78, Japanese sumo wrestler, cerebral thrombosis.
• Norris Turney, 79, American jazz flautist and saxophonist, kidney failure.
• Sigurd Vestad, 93, Norwegian cross-country skier and Olympian.

18

• Mordechai Gifter, 85, American orthodox rabbi.
• Peter Haigh, 75, English BBC Television announcer.
• Abdul Rahim Ishak, 75, Singaporean politician and journalist.
• Morris Lapidus, 98, Russian-American architect, heart failure.
• Evald Mahl, 85, Estonian basketball player and Olympian.
• Reg Prentice, Baron Prentice, 77, British politician and government minister.
• Imre Sinkovits, 72, Hungarian actor.
• Boris Stenin, 66, Soviet speed skater and speed skating coach.
• Al Waxman, 65, Canadian actor (King of Kensington, Cagney & Lacey, Atlantic City).

19

• Johnny Babich, 87, American baseball player.
• Alberto Gallardo, 60, Peruvian football player and manager.
• Maxine Mesinger, 75, American newspaper columnist (Houston Chronicle), complications of multiple sclerosis.
• Paul Olum, 82, American mathematician.
• Harry Oster, 77, American folklorist and musicologist.
• Mubarak Shah, 70, Pakistani long-distance runner and Olympian.
• Gustave Thibon, 97, French philosopher and author.

20

• Rønnaug Alten, 90, Norwegian actress and stage instructor.
• Nico Assumpção, 46, Brazilian bass player, cancer.
• Eddie Donovan, 78, American professional basketball coach and executive (New York Knicks).
• Beverley Peck Johnson, 96, American voice teacher, soprano, and pianist.
• Crispin Nash-Williams, 68, British mathematician.

21

• Sasidharan Arattuvazhi, 45, Indian playwright and screenwriter, cirrhosis.
• Sandy Baron, 64, American stand-up comic, actor (Seinfeld) and songwriter, emphysema.
• Pier Giorgio Cazzola, 63, Italian sprinter and Olympian.
• Byron De La Beckwith, 80, American white supremacist and klansman, cardiovascular disease.
• Joseph O'Conor, 84, Irish actor and playwright.
• Ricardo Castro Ríos, 80, Spanish-Argentine film actor.
• Nedžad Verlašević, 45, Yugoslav and Bosnian football manager and player, heart attack.

22

• Tommie Agee, 58, American baseball player, heart attack.
• Tuomas Anhava, 73, Finnish writer.
• Roy Brown, 68, American television personality, puppeteer and clown (The Bozo Show).
• Anne Burns, 85, British aeronautical engineer and glider pilot.
• Sir Alistair Grant, 63, British businessman.

23

• Umar Mustafa al-Muntasir, 62, Libyan politician, Prime Minister.
• Albert David Baumhart, Jr., 92, American politician.
• Vladimir Belyayev, 67, Soviet football player.
• Clayton Fritchey, 96, American journalist.
• Heinz Hopf, 66, Swedish actor, laryngeal cancer.
• Lou Levy, 72, American jazz pianist, heart attack.
• Jack McDuff, 74, American jazz organist, heart failure.
• Nedko Nedev, 80, Bulgarian football player.
• Fred Ray, 80, American comic book artist (Superman, Tomahawk).
• Mikael Sundström, 43, Finnish rally driver.
• Moy Yat, 62, Hong Kong martial artist, painter, and author.

24

• Steve Dowden, 71, American gridiron football player (Baylor University, Green Bay Packers).
• Frans Pauwels, 82, Dutch racing cyclist.
• Leif Thybo, 78, Danish organist and composer.
• Osman Türkay, 73, Turkish Cypriot poet.
• Dick Whittinghill, 87, American film and television actor, and radio DJ.

25

• Alice Ambrose, 94, American philosopher, logician, and author.
• John T. Biggers, 76, American muralist.
• Aleksandr Chudakov, 79, Soviet and Russian physicist.
• Ashraf Fahmy, 64, Egyptian film director.
• Vijayaraje Scindia, 81, Indian politician.
• Margaret Scriven, 88, British tennis player.
• Guy Tréjan, 79, French actor.
• Dare Wright, 86, Canadian–American children's author, model, and photographer, respiratory failure.

26

• Murray Edelman, 81, American political scientist.
• Al McGuire, 74, American college basketball coach (Marquette University) and television commentator, leukemia.
• Valentino Orsini, 74, Italian film director.
• Fanula Papazoglu, 83, Yugoslav and Serbian classical scholar and epigrapher.

27

• Queen Marie-José of Belgium, 94, Italian royal and last queen of Italy, lung cancer.
• Pedro Carrasco, 57, Spanish boxer, heart attack.
• Tommy Luther, 92, American horse racing jockey.
• André Prévost, 66, Canadian music composer and instructor (Order of Canada).
• Robert Alexander Rankin, 85, Scottish mathematician.
• Cal Strong, 93, American water polo player.

28

• Curt Blefary, 57, American baseball player, pancreatitis.
• Jill-Lyn Euto, 18, American murder victim.
• Al Fiorentino, 83, American professional football player (Washington Redskins, Boston Yanks).
• Ellen Hammer, 79, American historian.
• Stephen Malcolm, 30, Jamaican international football player, car accident.
• Sally Mansfield, 77, American actress (Rocky Jones, Space Ranger), lung cancer.
• Ranko Marinković, 87, Croatian novelist and dramatist.
• Thikkodiyan, 84, Indian playwright, novelist and lyricist.

29

• Frances Bible, 82, American operatic mezzo-soprano (New York City Opera).
• Julia Bodmer, 66, British geneticist.
• Edmund Fuller, 86, American educator, novelist, historian, and literary critic.
• Pablo Hernán, 23, Argentine football player, traffic accident.
• Thomas C. Lea III, 93, American muralist, illustrator, novelist, and historian.
• Pierre Roche, 81, French-Canadian pianist, singer and composer.
• Ninian Smart, 73, Scottish religious scholar.
• Max Weiler, 90, Austrian painter.

30

• Jean-Pierre Aumont, 90, French actor, heart attack.
• Jean Coulston, 66, New Zealand cricket player.
• Edmund Fetting, 73, Polish film and theatrical actor and singer.
• David Heneker, 94, British composer and lyricist (Irma La Douce, Half a Sixpence, Charlie Girl).
• Job Dean Jessop, 74, American thoroughbred racing jockey.
• Johnnie Johnson, 85, British World War II fighter ace.
• O. Winston Link, 86, American photographer.
• Rodolfo Morales, 75, Mexican painter, pancreatic cancer.
• Michel Marcel Navratil, 92, French philosophy professor.
• John Prebble, 85, British journalist and historian.
• Joseph Ransohoff, 85, American neurosurgeon.
• Hartmut Reck, 68, German television and film actor.
• John Taylor, 86, British Anglican bishop.

31

• Renaat Braem, 90, Belgian architect and urban planner.
• Gordon R. Dickson, 77, American science fiction writer, asthma.
• Albin Nyamoya, 76, Burundian politician, Prime Minister.
• Heinz Starke, 89, German politician.

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External links

• List of January 2001 deaths at IMDb

• January 2001 events
• 2001 deaths
• Lists of deaths in 2001