Deaths in May 1992
The following is a list of notable deaths in May 1992.
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.
May 1992
[edit]1
[edit]- Agustin Cueva, 54, Ecuadorian writer, cancer.
- Hella Hammid, 70, German-American photographer.
- Sharon Redd, 46, American singer, pneumonia caused by AIDS.[1]
- Justin Stein, 80, American baseball player.[2]
- Celerino Sánchez, 48, Mexican baseball player.[3]
2
[edit]- Stefano D'Arrigo, 72, Italian writer.[4]
- Trevor Hatherton, 67, New Zealand geophysicist, scientific administrator and Antarctic scientist.
- Mike Karakas, 80, American ice hockey player.[5]
- Stefan Kieniewicz, 84, Polish historian.
- Wilbur Daigh Mills, 82, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1939–1977).[6]
- Kel Tremain, 54, New Zealand rugby player.
- Margarete Wallmann, 87-90, Austrian opera director and ballerina.[7]
3
[edit]- Alummoodan, 59, Indian actor.
- Vilma Degischer, 80, Austrian theatre and film actress.[8]
- Godman Irvine, 82, Canadian-British politician.
- George Murphy, 89, American politician and actor, member of the U.S. Senate (1965–1971), leukemia.[9]
4
[edit]- Shane Curry, 24, American football player, shot.
- August Hellemans, 84, Belgian football player.
- Michael Howlett, 77, American politician, kidney failure.[10]
- Ronnie Knox, 57, Canadian football player.[11]
- Gregor Mackenzie, 64, British politician.[12]
- Lyn Marshall, 47, British yoga teacher, ballerina, and actress, brain cancer.
- Thomas O. Paine, 70, American engineer and scientist, cancer.[13]
5
[edit]- Yunis Aliyev, 33, Azerbaijani soldier and war hero, killed in action.
- Del M. Clawson, 78, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1963–1978).[14]
- Fikret Hajiyev, 27, Azerbaijani soldier and war hero, killed in action.
- Kerim Kerimov, 20, Azerbaijani soldier, killed in battle.
- Sarkhan Ojaqverdiyev, 24, Azerbaijani soldier and war hero, killed in action.
- Jean-Claude Pascal, 64, French actor, stomach cancer.[15]
- Jean Vauthier, 81, French playwright.
- Dick Yarmy, 59, American actor (Get Smart, Mork & Mindy, Emergency!), lung cancer.[16]
6
[edit]- Marlene Dietrich, 90, German-American actress (Morocco, Touch of Evil, Judgment at Nuremberg), kidney failure.[17]
- Malcolm A. MacIntyre, 84, American lawyer and hall of fame lacrosse player.[18]
- Gaston Reiff, 71, Belgian Olympic runner (1948).[19]
- Jilly Rizzo, 75, American restaurateur and actor, traffic collision.[20]
- Tatyana Yesenina, 73, Soviet writer.
7
[edit]- Nachhatar Chhatta, 32, Indian singer, alcohol intoxication.[21]
- Kiril Hristov, 42, Bulgarian football player.[22]
- Soerip, 70, Indonesian singer and film actress.
- Tiny Timbrell, 75, Canadian musician.
8
[edit]- Albert Agarunov, 23, Azerbaijani soldier and war hero, killed in action.
- Addeke Hendrik Boerma, 80, Dutch civil servant.[23]
- Richard Derr, 74, American actor (When Worlds Collide, American Gigolo, Firefox), pancreatic cancer.[24]
- Gul Mohammad, 70, Pakistani cricketer, liver cancer.[25]
- Sergey Obraztsov, 90, Russian puppeteer.[26]
- Otto Šimánek, 67, Czechoslovak actor.[27]
9
[edit]- Hernán Bolaños, 80, Nicaraguan-Costa Rican football player.
- Keith Bissell, 80, Canadian composer.[28]
- Tom Chessell, 78, Australian rower and Olympic medalist.[29]
- Carmine Lombardozzi, 79, American mobster and member of the Gambino crime family.
- Mehman Sayadov, 19, Azerbaijani soldier and war hero, killed in action.
10
[edit]- Egil Endresen, 72, Norwegian judge and politician.
- John Lund, 81, American actor (A Foreign Affair, To Each His Own, The Perils of Pauline).[30]
- Werner Nilsen, 88, Norwegian-American soccer player.
- K. G. Ramanathan, 71, Indian mathematician.
- Sylvia Syms, 74, American singer, heart attack.[31]
- Willard Long Thorp, 92, American economist.[32]
11
[edit]- Judith Brown, 60, American dancer and sculptor.[33]
- René Guajardo, 59, Mexican professional wrestler, liver cancer.
- Loretta Cessor Manggrum, 95, American pianist and composer of sacred music.[34]
- William A. Mueller, 91, American sound engineer.
- Curtis D. Summers, 62, American engineer and roller coaster designer.[35]
- Prince Tsuneyoshi Takeda, 83, Japanese member of the imperial family, heart attack.
12
[edit]- Joe Burke, 68, American baseball executive, lymphatic cancer.
- Nikos Gatsos, 80, Greek poet, translator and lyricist.
- Jacqueline Maillan, 69, French actress, heart attack.[36]
- Hector McIvor, 91, Australian politician.[37]
- Bob Mizer, 70, American photographer and filmmaker.[38]
- Lenny Montana, 66, American actor (The Godfather, Fingers), professional wrestler (GCW) and mobster, heart attack.
- Robert Reed, 59, American actor (The Brady Bunch, The Defenders, Roots), colon cancer.[39]
13
[edit]- Patrick Angus, 38, American painter, AIDS.[40]
- Gisela Elsner, 55, German novelist, suicide by jumping.[41]
- Stan Hugill, 85, British folk music performer.[42]
- Dawon Kahng, 61, Korean-American electrical engineer and inventor.[43]
- Leon Klatzkin, 77, American music arranger, composer, and conductor.
- F. E. McWilliam, 83, Northern Irish sculptor, cancer.[44]
- Wanda Rutkiewicz, 49, Polish mountain climber, climbing accident.
- Bart Zoet, 49, Dutch cyclist, heart attack.
14
[edit]- Lyle Alzado, 43, American football player, brain cancer.[45]
- Robert Howie, 93, Scottish rugby player.
- Frank M. Karsten, 79, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1947–1969).[46]
- Nie Rongzhen, 92, Chinese general.[47]
15
[edit]- Tommy Colella, 73, American gridiron football player.[48]
- Ladislav Demšar, 63, Yugoslav basketball player and coach.
- Jovy Marcelo, 27, Filipino racing driver, racing accident.
- Bartlett Mullins, 87, British actor.
- Robert Morris Page, 88, American physicist, heart failure.[49]
- Valentino Pellarini, 72, Italian basketball player.[50]
- Gino Rossetti, 87, Italian football manager and football player.[51]
- Jalil Safarov, 30, Azerbaijani soldier, killed in battle.
- Parviz Samedov, 22, Azerbaijani soldier, killed in battle.
16
[edit]- Joe Healey, 81, American hurdler and Olympian.[52]
- Marisa Mell, 53, Austrian actress, throat cancer.[53]
- Eric James, Baron James of Rusholme, 83, British educator.[54]
- Chalino Sánchez, 31, Mexican singer-songwriter, murdered.
- Robert Grainger Ker Thompson, 76, British military officer and counter-insurgency expert.[55]
17
[edit]- Robert Blanc, 47, French footballer.
- George Hurrell, 87, American photographer, bladder cancer.[56]
- William Ivey, 72, American painter, cancer.
- Želimir Vidović, 38, Bosnian football player, murdered.
- Lawrence Welk, 89, American musician and television personality (The Lawrence Welk Show), pneumonia.[57]
18
[edit]- Jake Leicht, 72, American gridiron football player.[58]
- Giuliani G. De Negri, 71, Italian film producer and screenwriter.[59]
- Jasper K. Smith, 86, American attorney and politician.
- Skip Stephenson, 52, American comedian, heart attack.
- Marshall Thompson, 66, American actor, heart failure.[60]
19
[edit]- Esther Averill, 89, American author.[61]
- Alfred McClung Lee, 85, American sociologist.[62]
- Jock Turner, 48, Scottish rugby player.
- Hans Vogt, 81, German composer.
20
[edit]- Roger Keith Coleman, 33, American convicted murderer, execution by electric chair.
- Giovanni Colombo, 89, Italian Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church.[63]
- Leela Sumant Moolgaokar, 75, Indian social worker.[64]
- James Tully, 76, Irish politician.
- Alicia Vergel, 64, Filipina actress.
21
[edit]- Ulric Cole, 86, American pianist, editor, music educator and composer.[65]
- T. B. Ilangaratne, 79, Sri Lankan politician, author, dramatist, and theater actor.
- Åke Lindblom, 73, Swedish sports shooter.[66]
- Mugs Stump, 42, American mountaineer, mountaineering accident.[67]
22
[edit]- Tony Accardo, 86, American mobster and Chicago Outfit boss, cardiopulmonary failure.[68]
- Roy Childs, 43, American political essayist, fall.
- Elizabeth David, 78, British cookery writer, stroke.[69]
- Dan Enright, 74, American television producer, cancer.[70]
- Zellig S. Harris, 82, American linguist.[71]
- Abraham Moles, 71, French information scientist.[72]
- György Ránki, 84, Hungarian composer.[73]
- Iosif Varga, 50, Romanian football player.[74]
- Lee Yang-ji, 37, Japanese novelist, myocarditis.
23
[edit]- James Blair, 82, American rower and Olympic champion.[75]
- Kostas Davourlis, 44, Greek football player, heart attack.
- Giovanni Falcone, 53, Italian magistrate, assassinated, car bomb.[76]
- John Gates, 78, American communist politician.[77]
- Charley Malone, 81, American gridiron football player.[78]
- Francesca Morvillo, 46, Italian magistrate, assassinated, car bomb.
- Paul Moukila, 41, Congolese football player, malaria.[79]
- Henry George Pearce, 74, Australian politician.
- Ernst Plischke, 88, Austrian-New Zealand architect, town planner and furniture designer.
- Atahualpa Yupanqui, 84, Argentine musician.[80]
24
[edit]- Jean Aberbach, 81, Austrian-American music publisher.[81]
- Francis Thomas Bacon, 87, English engineer.[82]
- Luiz Eça, 56, Brazilian samba and bossa nova pianist.[83]
- Joan Sanderson, 79, British actress.
25
[edit]- Danny Biasone, 83, Italian-American sports executive.
- Tulio Demicheli, 77, Argentine filmmaker, cancer.[84]
- Sari Dienes, 93, Hungarian-American artist.[85]
- Viktor Grishin, 77, Soviet politician, heart attack.
- Philip Habib, 72, American diplomat, cardiac arrhythmia.[86]
- Gitta Mallasz, 84, Hungarian artist.[87]
- Ruben Zakharian, 90, Russian painter.
26
[edit]- Edmund Beloin, 82, American writer of radio, film, and television.[88]
- Terence Clarke, 88, British Army officer and politician.
- Dorota Horzonkówna, 58, Polish Olympic gymnast (1952, 1956).[89]
- George Morrow, 66, American jazz bassist.[90]
- Geneva Sayre, 80, American bryologist and bibliographer.
27
[edit]- Machiko Hasegawa, 72, Japanese manga artist.[91]
- Peter Jenkins, 58, British journalist, respiratory failure.[92]
- Karl Leyser, 71, German-British historian.[93]
- John Myhers, 70, American actor (How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, 1776, History of the World, Part I), pneumonia.[94]
- Delilah Pierce, 88, American artist, curator and educator.[95]
- Donald K. Ross, 81, American naval officer, heart attack.
- Franz Rupp, 91, German-American pianist.[96]
- Jone Salinas, 74, Italian actress.
- Michael Talbot, 38, American quantum mystic, lymphoid leukemia.[97]
28
[edit]- Ricardo Caminos, 75-76, Argentine egyptologist.[98]
- Fumio Fujimura, 75, Japanese baseball player.[99]
- Bai Hong, 72, Chinese singer.
- Godefroid Munongo, 66, Congolese politician.
- Lorenzo Tañada, 93, Filipino lawyer, civil rights advocate and politician.
29
[edit]- Ollie Halsall, 43, English guitarist, drug-induced heart attack.
- Yoshitoshi Mori, 93, Japanese artist.
- Albert Ndongmo, 65, Cameroonian prelate of the Catholic Church.[100]
- Nils-Åke Sandell, 65, Swedish football player and manager.
- Ken Suesens, 75, American basketball coach.[101]
- Petro Udovychenko, 78, Ukrainian politician and diplomat.
30
[edit]- Karl Carstens, 77, German politician, president (1979–1984).[102]
- Larry Craig, 75, American football player.[103]
- Craig Ellwood, 70, Los Angeles-based modernist architect.[104]
- Mitsuharu Inoue, 66, Japanese writer, colorectal cancer.
- James Lamy, 64, American bobsledder and Olympic medalist.[105]
- Elly Yunara, 68, Indonesian film actress and producer.
- Antoni Zygmund, 91, Polish mathematician.[106]
31
[edit]- Eugene A. Chappie, 72, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1981–1987).[107]
- Henri Moreau de Melen, 89, Belgian politician.
- Walter Neugebauer, 71, Croatian comic book artist and animator.
- Lillian Powell, 96, Canadian-American dancer.
- Dieter Puschel, 52, German cyclist.[108]
- Lutz Stavenhagen, 52, German politician, pneumonia.
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