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| *], 63, Japanese actor ('']'') and drummer, pneumonia. (Japanese) | |||
| *], 92, Canadian ice hockey player, member of the ]. | *], 92, Canadian ice hockey player, member of the ]. | ||
| *], 79, Romanian historian and academic. (Romanian) | |||
| *], 26, Venezuelan volleyballer, heart failure. (Dutch) | |||
| *], 68, English football player and manager. | *], 68, English football player and manager. | ||
| *], 25, Italian footballer (]), cardiac arrest. | *], 25, Italian footballer (]), cardiac arrest. | ||
| *], 74, Japanese businessman, chairman of the Japan East Rugby Football Union, heart failure. (Japanese) | |||
| *], 9, Irish racehorse, euthanised after race fall. | *], 9, Irish racehorse, euthanised after race fall. | ||
| *], 82, American politician, ] (1992–2000). | *], 82, American politician, ] (1992–2000). | ||
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| *], 63, Norwegian cross-country skiing coach. | |||
| *], 70, Pakistani fighter pilot, school principal, and activist, lung cancer. | *], 70, Pakistani fighter pilot, school principal, and activist, lung cancer. | ||
| *], 99, American-born Israeli ] scholar. | *], 99, American-born Israeli ] scholar. | ||
| *], 95, Japanese businessman and editor, senility. (Japanese) | |||
| *], 76, Bulgarian-born Austrian opera singer. | |||
| *], 86, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Titular Archbishop of ] (since 1991), Apostolic ] to Bulgaria (1991–1996). | *], 86, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Titular Archbishop of ] (since 1991), Apostolic ] to Bulgaria (1991–1996). | ||
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| *], 65, Soviet Olympic bronze medal-winning (]) footballer. (Russian) | *], 65, Soviet Olympic bronze medal-winning (]) footballer. (Russian) | ||
| *], 38, Grenadian footballer, cancer. | *], 38, Grenadian footballer, cancer. | ||
| *], 78, Brazilian actress, complications after surgery. (Portuguese) | |||
| *], 77, Indian playwright, dramatist, and poet, cancer. | *], 77, Indian playwright, dramatist, and poet, cancer. | ||
| *], 74, Faroese poet and writer. (Faroese) | |||
| *], 73, Canadian publisher, complications from skin cancer. | *], 73, Canadian publisher, complications from skin cancer. | ||
| *], 70, American saxophonist (]), complications of Alzheimer's disease. | *], 70, American saxophonist (]), complications of Alzheimer's disease. | ||
| *], 57, Mexican professional wrestler, cancer. | *], 57, Mexican professional wrestler, cancer. | ||
| *], 80, Hungarian opera singer. (Hungarian) | |||
| *], 88, Australian football player. | *], 88, Australian football player. | ||
| *], 78, German footballer. (German) | *], 78, German footballer. (German) | ||
| *], 96, Romanian politician, ] (1990–2000), natural causes. (Romanian) | |||
| *], 42, American Olympic bronze medal-winning (]) equestrian. | *], 42, American Olympic bronze medal-winning (]) equestrian. | ||
| *], 81, Russian broadcaster. (Russian) | |||
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| *], 57, Turkish football coach, lung cancer. | *], 57, Turkish football coach, lung cancer. | ||
| *], 97, French WWII ] fighter. | *], 97, French WWII ] fighter. | ||
| *], 72, French footballer. (French) | |||
| *], 79, Italian-born Bolivian Roman Catholic prelate, Vicar Apostolic of Camiri (1993–2009). | *], 79, Italian-born Bolivian Roman Catholic prelate, Vicar Apostolic of Camiri (1993–2009). | ||
| *], 52, German musician and composer, cancer. (German) | *], 52, German musician and composer, cancer. (German) | ||
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| *], 86, Israeli politician, ] (1965–1974), pulmonary embolism. (Hebrew) | *], 86, Israeli politician, ] (1965–1974), pulmonary embolism. (Hebrew) | ||
| *], 74, American politician, member of the ] (since 2003), prostate cancer. | *], 74, American politician, member of the ] (since 2003), prostate cancer. | ||
| *], Canadian gay activist, heart attack. | |||
| *], 63, American author and screenwriter, beaten. | |||
| *], 92, Japanese fighter pilot and midshipman (]). (Japanese) | |||
| *], 69, Zimbabwean politician. | *], 69, Zimbabwean politician. | ||
| *], 102, Russian ] and ]. | |||
| *], 58, American baseball player (]). | *], 58, American baseball player (]). | ||
| *], 58, Japanese journalist and editorial writer ('']''), pancreatic cancer. (Japanese) | |||
| *], 61, American drummer (], ]), esophageal cancer. | |||
| *], 100, Japanese politician, mayor of ], senility. (Japanese) | |||
| *], 87, Indian politician. | *], 87, Indian politician. | ||
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| * ], 75, Japanese voice actor ('']'', '']''), post-operative multiple cerebral infarction. (Japanese) | * ], 75, Japanese voice actor ('']'', '']''), post-operative multiple cerebral infarction. (Japanese) | ||
| *], 90, Canadian-born American actor (''], ]''). | |||
| * ], 81, Spanish singer (]). | * ], 81, Spanish singer (]). | ||
| * ], 43, American Olympic gold medal-winning (]) diver, hypotension. | * ], 43, American Olympic gold medal-winning (]) diver, hypotension. | ||
| * ], 70, Canadian environmental activist and convicted bomber, esophageal cancer. | * ], 70, Canadian environmental activist and convicted bomber, esophageal cancer. | ||
| * ], 80, German theater director. (German) | * ], 80, German theater director. (German) | ||
| * ], 71, Croatian Olympic sailor. (Croatian) | |||
| * ], Australian musician (], ]), cancer. | |||
| * ], 53, Turkish actress and screentwriter ('']''), cancer. | |||
| * ], 92, American football coach (]), natural causes. | * ], 92, American football coach (]), natural causes. | ||
| * ], 93, American television producer ('']''). | |||
| * ], 82, Welsh rugby union player. | * ], 82, Welsh rugby union player. | ||
| * ], 79, Japanese archaeologist, Principal of ] (1996–2000). (Japanese) | |||
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| *], 89, Ugandan musician, composer of the ]. | *], 89, Ugandan musician, composer of the ]. | ||
| *], 50, American football player (], ], ]), suspected heart attack. | *], 50, American football player (], ], ]), suspected heart attack. | ||
| *], 77, Venezuelan baseball player and coach (]), cancer. (Spanish) | |||
| *], 75, Russian film actor ('']''), cancer. (Russian) | |||
| *], 83, Polish-born American businessman, founder of ] and CEO of ]. | *], 83, Polish-born American businessman, founder of ] and CEO of ]. | ||
| *], 95, American baseball player (]). | *], 95, American baseball player (]). | ||
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| *], 59, Irish Gaelic footballer. | *], 59, Irish Gaelic footballer. | ||
| *], 72, American sports journalist, pancreatic cancer. | |||
| *], 90, Japanese politician, mayor of ], pneumonia. (Japanese) | |||
| <!-- K -->*], 90, Taiwanese architect. (Japanese) | |||
| *], 77, Japanese ] storyteller, pharyngeal cancer. (Japanese) | |||
| *], 28, Tanzanian actor and director. | *], 28, Tanzanian actor and director. | ||
| *], 87, Scottish peer and soldier, ] (1969–1999). | *], 87, Scottish peer and soldier, ] (1969–1999). | ||
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| *], 62, Ukrainian ] hierarch, Bishop of ] (1992–1995), Archbishop of ] (1995–2000) and ] (2002–2008). (Ukrainian) | *], 62, Ukrainian ] hierarch, Bishop of ] (1992–1995), Archbishop of ] (1995–2000) and ] (2002–2008). (Ukrainian) | ||
| *], 93, American news correspondent ('']''). | *], 93, American news correspondent ('']''). | ||
| *], 81, Japanese teacher and professor, Principal of ] (2000–2004). (Japanese) | |||
| *], 63, Uzbek actor. (Uzbek) | *], 63, Uzbek actor. (Uzbek) | ||
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| *], 82, Indian politician. | *], 82, Indian politician. | ||
| *], 54, American painter, natural causes. | *], 54, American painter, natural causes. | ||
| *], 88, Japanese teacher, ] winner, cerebral hemorrhage. (Japanese) | |||
| *], 110, Scottish supercentenarian, oldest person in Scotland, granddaughter of ]. | |||
| *], 73, Belgian actress. (Dutch) | |||
| *], 66, American show business publicist and alleged CIA operative, choked. | *], 66, American show business publicist and alleged CIA operative, choked. | ||
| *], 91, Australian fashion editor (''] Australia''). | *], 91, Australian fashion editor (''] Australia''). | ||
| *], 85, Australian football player. | *], 85, Australian football player. | ||
| *], 54, Cuban-born American television and sports fishing personality, plane crash. | |||
| *], 92, American poet. | *], 92, American poet. | ||
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| *], 44, Hungarian writer. (Hungarian) | *], 44, Hungarian writer. (Hungarian) | ||
| *], 87, American businessman, founder of ]. | *], 87, American businessman, founder of ]. | ||
| *], 87, Japanese writer, kidney failure. {{dead link|date=April 2012}} (Japanese) | |||
| *], 40, Bangladeshi trade union leader. | *], 40, Bangladeshi trade union leader. | ||
| *], 78, Irish footballer. | *], 78, Irish footballer. | ||
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| *], 69, American lawyer, Executive Director of the ] (1985–2011), cancer. | *], 69, American lawyer, Executive Director of the ] (1985–2011), cancer. | ||
| *], 74, Norwegian author, stroke. (Norwegian) | *], 74, Norwegian author, stroke. (Norwegian) | ||
| *], Venezuelan state legislator, respiratory arrest. | |||
| *], 87, Russian mathematician. (Russian) | *], 87, Russian mathematician. (Russian) | ||
| *], 83, Dutch ] champion. (Dutch) | |||
| *], 70, French director, producer, and screenwriter. | *], 70, French director, producer, and screenwriter. | ||
| *], 92, Norwegian broadcaster. (Norwegian) | *], 92, Norwegian broadcaster. (Norwegian) | ||
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| *], 81, Canadian football player (]). | *], 81, Canadian football player (]). | ||
| *], 79, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of ] (1992–2008). | *], 79, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of ] (1992–2008). | ||
| *], 32, German fashion model, suicide. (German) | |||
| *], 81, Canadian ] hierarch, Metropolitan of ] (1992–2006). | *], 81, Canadian ] hierarch, Metropolitan of ] (1992–2006). | ||
| *], 53, French academic director (]). | *], 53, French academic director (]). | ||
| *], 72, Argentine human rights activist, historian, and judge, aortic aneurysm. (Spanish) | |||
| *]. 56, American ] and singer. | |||
| *], 70, Hungarian physician, psychologist, and professor. (Hungarian) | |||
| *], 83, Brazilian ] hierarch, Bishop of ] (1978–2006). | *], 83, Brazilian ] hierarch, Bishop of ] (1978–2006). | ||
| *], 88, British ] clerk involved in the WWII ]. | *], 88, British ] clerk involved in the WWII ]. | ||
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| *], 91, American Olympic silver medal-winning (]) shot putter. | *], 91, American Olympic silver medal-winning (]) shot putter. | ||
| *], 75, American novelist and playwright. | *], 75, American novelist and playwright. | ||
| *], 105, Chinese Buddhist master, honorary president of the ]. | |||
| *], 95, Australian conservationist, explorer, author, and chemical engineer. | *], 95, Australian conservationist, explorer, author, and chemical engineer. | ||
| *], 96, American-born Mexican artist. | *], 96, American-born Mexican artist. | ||
| *], 88, American baseball player (], ]). | *], 88, American baseball player (], ]). | ||
| *], 87, American sportswriter ('']'', '']''), cardiac arrest. | |||
| *], 97, Argentinian-born American printmaker. | *], 97, Argentinian-born American printmaker. | ||
| *], 75, Australian singer. | *], 75, Australian singer. | ||
| *], 91, Turkish-born ] and Egyptian royal, heart attack. | *], 91, Turkish-born ] and Egyptian royal, heart attack. | ||
| *], 76, Greek actor, pulmonary failure. (Greek) | |||
| *], 79, Indian film actress. | *], 79, Indian film actress. | ||
| *], 90, Japanese baseball player and coach, heart failure. (Japanese) | |||
| *], 80, Japanese ] performer. {{dead link|date=April 2012}} (Japanese) | |||
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| *], 78, Turkish actor, pulmonary edema. (Turkish) | *], 78, Turkish actor, pulmonary edema. (Turkish) | ||
| *], 89, Australian politician, ] for ] (1969–1990); ] (1983–1990), pneumonia. | *], 89, Australian politician, ] for ] (1969–1990); ] (1983–1990), pneumonia. | ||
| *], 70, Italian Olympic basketball player. (Italian) | |||
| *], 65, Italian footballer (], ]), heart attack. | *], 65, Italian footballer (], ]), heart attack. | ||
| *], 77, Mexican politician, ] (1982–1988), complications of pulmonary emphysema. | *], 77, Mexican politician, ] (1982–1988), complications of pulmonary emphysema. | ||
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| *], 68, American filmmaker. | *], 68, American filmmaker. | ||
| *], 81, American baseball player (], ]). | *], 81, American baseball player (], ]). | ||
| *], 92, Japanese tanka poet (]), ischemic heart disease. (Japanese) | |||
| *], 91, Indian politician. | *], 91, Indian politician. | ||
| *], 70, English politician. | *], 70, English politician. | ||
Revision as of 00:37, 16 April 2012
The following is a list of notable deaths in 2012.
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 (and language of reference, if not English).
April 2012
16
15
- Murray Rose, 73, Australian Olympic gold medal-winning (1956; 1960) swimmer, leukaemia.
- Dwayne Schintzius, 43, American basketball player (San Antonio Spurs, New Jersey Nets), respiratory failure.
14
- Émile Bouchard, 92, Canadian ice hockey player, member of the Hockey Hall of Fame.
- Eddie May, 68, English football player and manager.
- Piermario Morosini, 25, Italian footballer (Livorno), cardiac arrest.
- Synchronised, 9, Irish racehorse, euthanised after race fall.
- Cathie Wright, 82, American politician, California State Senator (1992–2000).
13
- Cecil Chaudhry, 70, Pakistani fighter pilot, school principal, and activist, lung cancer.
- Avraham Goldberg, 99, American-born Israeli Talmud scholar.
- Mario Rizzi, 86, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Titular Archbishop of Bagnoregio (since 1991), Apostolic Nuncio to Bulgaria (1991–1996).
12
- Vladimir Astapovsky, 65, Soviet Olympic bronze medal-winning (1976) footballer. (Russian)
- Kellon Baptiste, 38, Grenadian footballer, cancer.
- Mohit Chattopadhyay, 77, Indian playwright, dramatist, and poet, cancer.
- Robert Kennedy, 73, Canadian publisher, complications from skin cancer.
- Andrew Love, 70, American saxophonist (The Memphis Horns), complications of Alzheimer's disease.
- Masakre, 57, Mexican professional wrestler, cancer.
- Bruce Morrison, 88, Australian football player.
- Manfred Orzessek, 78, German footballer. (German)
- Amy Tryon, 42, American Olympic bronze medal-winning (2004) equestrian.
11
- Julio Alemán, 79, Mexican actor, cancer. (Spanish)
- Ahmed Ben Bella, 93, Algerian politician, Prime Minister (1962–1963); President (1963–1965).
- Misbach Yusa Biran, 78, Indonesian film director.
- Roger Caron, 73, Canadian author, prison escape artist, and bank robber, infection.
- Tippy Dye, 97, American college athlete, coach, and athletic director.
- Hal McKusick, 87, American jazz saxophonist, clarinetist and flautist, natural causes.
- Yolanda Mérida, 82, Mexican actress. (Spanish)
- Agustín Alejo Román Rodríguez, 83, Cuban-born American Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Miami (1979–2003), heart attack.
- Grant Tilly, 74, New Zealand actor.
10
- Luis Aponte Martínez, 89, Puerto Rican Roman Catholic prelate and first cardinal, Metropolitan Archbishop of San Juan de Puerto Rico (1964–1999). (Spanish)
- Erdoğan Arıca, 57, Turkish football coach, lung cancer.
- Raymond Aubrac, 97, French WWII resistance fighter.
- Leonardo Mario Bernacchi, 79, Italian-born Bolivian Roman Catholic prelate, Vicar Apostolic of Camiri (1993–2009).
- Barbara Buchholz, 52, German musician and composer, cancer. (German)
- Virginia Spencer Carr, 82, American biographer.
- Maria-Pia Casilio, 76, Italian film actress. (Italian)
- Lili Chookasian, 90, Armenian-born American opera singer.
- Kurt Crain, 47, American football player (Houston Oilers, Green Bay Packers).
- Dorothy Dermody, 102, Irish Olympic (1948) fencer.
- Zvi Dinstein, 86, Israeli politician, MK (1965–1974), pulmonary embolism. (Hebrew)
- Carl Gatto, 74, American politician, member of the Alaska House of Representatives (since 2003), prostate cancer.
- Tichaona Mudzingwa, 69, Zimbabwean politician.
- Andy Replogle, 58, American baseball player (Milwaukee Brewers).
- N. Varadarajan, 87, Indian politician.
9
- Takeshi Aono, 75, Japanese voice actor (Dragon Ball, One Piece), post-operative multiple cerebral infarction. (Japanese)
- José Guardiola, 81, Spanish singer (Eurovision Song Contest 1963).
- Mark Lenzi, 43, American Olympic gold medal-winning (1992) diver, hypotension.
- Wiebo Ludwig, 70, Canadian environmental activist and convicted bomber, esophageal cancer.
- Ivan Nagel, 80, German theater director. (German)
- Don Reed, 92, American football coach (Long Beach State 49ers), natural causes.
- Malcolm Thomas, 82, Welsh rugby union player.
8
- Gordon Bagier, 87, British politician, MP for Sunderland South (1964–1987).
- Bram Bart, 49, Dutch voice actor, pancreatic cancer. (Dutch)
- George Wilberforce Kakoma, 89, Ugandan musician, composer of the Ugandan national anthem.
- Blair Kiel, 50, American football player (Green Bay Packers, Indianapolis Colts, Tampa Bay Buccaneers), suspected heart attack.
- Jack Tramiel, 83, Polish-born American businessman, founder of Commodore and CEO of Atari.
- Al Veigel, 95, American baseball player (Boston Braves).
- Rikiya Yasuoka, 64, Japanese actor and singer, heart failure. (Japanese)
- Janusz K. Zawodny, 90, Polish-born American historian, World War II resistance fighter. (Polish)
7
- John Egan, 59, Irish Gaelic footballer.
- Steven Kanumba, 28, Tanzanian actor and director.
- Alexander Leslie-Melville, 14th Earl of Leven, 87, Scottish peer and soldier, Lord Lieutenant of Nairn (1969–1999).
- Satsue Mito, 97, Japanese zoologist. (Japanese)
- Miss Read, 98, English writer.
- Ignatius Moses I Daoud, 81, Syrian Catholic cardinal, Patriarch of Antioch (1998–2001), stroke complications.
- Bashir Ahmed Qureshi, 54, Pakistani politician, cardiac arrest.
- Serafym Verzun, 62, Ukrainian Orthodox hierarch, Bishop of Zhytomyr (1992–1995), Archbishop of Rivne (1995–2000) and Kirovohrad (2002–2008). (Ukrainian)
- Mike Wallace, 93, American news correspondent (60 Minutes).
- Jamshid Zokirov, 63, Uzbek actor. (Uzbek)
6
- Larry Canning, 86, English footballer (Aston Villa) and broadcaster, vascular dementia.
- Fang Lizhi, 76, Chinese political activist and astrophysicist.
- Felipe Fernández García, 76, Spanish Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Ávila (1976–1991) and San Cristóbal de La Laguna o Tenerife (1991–2005).
- Promode Gogoi, 82, Indian politician.
- Thomas Kinkade, 54, American painter, natural causes.
- Michael Sands, 66, American show business publicist and alleged CIA operative, choked.
- Sheila Scotter, 91, Australian fashion editor (Vogue Australia).
- Dick Wearmouth, 85, Australian football player.
- Reed Whittemore, 92, American poet.
5
- Joe Avezzano, 68, American football player (Boston Patriots) and coach (Dallas Cowboys, Oakland Raiders), heart attack.
- David Axon, 61, British astrophysicist.
- Pedro Bartolomé Benoit, 91, Dominican military general, Provisional President (1965). (Spanish)
- Angelo Castro, Jr., 67, Filipino journalist, The World Tonight anchor (1986–2009; 2011), lung cancer.
- Cynthia Dall, 41, American musician.
- Attila Hazai, 44, Hungarian writer. (Hungarian)
- James S. Herr, 87, American businessman, founder of Herr's Snacks.
- Aminul Islam, 40, Bangladeshi trade union leader.
- Jimmy Lawlor, 78, Irish footballer.
- Jim Marshall, 88, English businessman, founder of Marshall Amplification.
- Barney McKenna, 72, Irish musician (The Dubliners).
- Bingu wa Mutharika, 78, Malawian politician, President (since 2004), heart attack.
- Gil Noble, 80, American television reporter and host (Like It Is).
- Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, 76, German designer.
- Bernard Rapoport, 94, American businessman and philanthropist.
- Sir Peter Tapsell, 82, New Zealand politician, Speaker of the House of Representatives (1993–1996).
- Christer Zetterberg, 70, Swedish businessman. (Swedish)
4
- Muhammad Afrizal, 30, Indonesian boxer, PABA featherweight champion (2008), injuries sustained from bout.
- A. Dean Byrd, 64, American psychologist.
- Peter M. Douglas, 69, American lawyer, Executive Director of the California Coastal Commission (1985–2011), cancer.
- Anne Karin Elstad, 74, Norwegian author, stroke. (Norwegian)
- Nikolay Krasovsky, 87, Russian mathematician. (Russian)
- Claude Miller, 70, French director, producer, and screenwriter.
- Helge Sverre Nesheim, 92, Norwegian broadcaster. (Norwegian)
- Said Mohamed Nur, Somali Football Federation chief, bombing.
- Dubravko Pavličić, 44, Croatian footballer. (Croatian)
- Roberto Rexach Benítez, 82, Puerto Rican politician, President of the Senate (1993–1996). (Spanish)
- Aden Yabarow Wiish, Somali Olympic Committee chief, bombing.
3
- Lorne Benson, 81, Canadian football player (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
- Arduino Bertoldo, 79, Italian Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of Foligno (1992–2008).
- Michael Bzdel, 81, Canadian Ukrainian Catholic hierarch, Metropolitan of Winnipeg (1992–2006).
- Richard Descoings, 53, French academic director (Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris).
- Efraím Basílio Krevey, 83, Brazilian Ukrainian Catholic hierarch, Bishop of São João Batista em Curitiba (1978–2006).
- Jean Gerard Leigh, 88, British MI5 clerk involved in the WWII Operation Mincemeat.
- Mingote, 93, Spanish cartoonist, writer, and journalist.
- Govind Narain, 95, Indian civil servant, Governor of Karnataka (1977–1983).
- Airton Pavilhão, 77, Brazilian footballer. (Portuguese)
- Xenia Stad-de Jong, 90, Dutch Olympic gold medal-winning (1948) athlete. (Dutch)
- Chief Jay Strongbow, 83, American professional wrestler.
- José María Zárraga, 81, Spanish footballer and manager. (Spanish)
2
- Jesús Aguilarte, 53, Venezuelan politician, Governor of Apure State (1999–2000; 2004–2011), shot.
- Roger Breske, 73, American politician, member of the Wisconsin State Senate (1990–2008).
- Jim Delaney, 91, American Olympic silver medal-winning (1948) shot putter.
- Sarah Dreher, 75, American novelist and playwright.
- Warren Bonython, 95, Australian conservationist, explorer, author, and chemical engineer.
- Elizabeth Catlett, 96, American-born Mexican artist.
- Allie Clark, 88, American baseball player (Cleveland Indians, Philadelphia Athletics).
- Mauricio Lasansky, 97, Argentinian-born American printmaker.
- Jimmy Little, 75, Australian singer.
- Fatma Neslişah, 91, Turkish-born Ottoman and Egyptian royal, heart attack.
- M. Saroja, 79, Indian film actress.
1
- Ekrem Bora, 78, Turkish actor, pulmonary edema. (Turkish)
- Lionel Bowen, 89, Australian politician, MP for Kingsford-Smith (1969–1990); Deputy Prime Minister (1983–1990), pneumonia.
- Giorgio Chinaglia, 65, Italian footballer (Lazio, New York Cosmos), heart attack.
- Miguel de la Madrid, 77, Mexican politician, President (1982–1988), complications of pulmonary emphysema.
- Leila Denmark, 114, American supercentenarian, author, and physician, credited with developing a whooping cough vaccine.
- Jamaa Fanaka, 68, American filmmaker.
- Jerry Lynch, 81, American baseball player (Cincinnati Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates).
- N. K. P. Salve, 91, Indian politician.
- Stan Yapp, 70, English politician.
March 2012
See Deaths in March 2012.
February 2012
January 2012
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