Deaths in November 1994
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The following is a list of notable deaths in November 1994.
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.
November 1994
1
- Noah Beery Jr., 81, American actor (The Rockford Files, Red River, Hondo), thrombosis.[1]
- Richard Krautheimer, 97, German art historian.[2]
- Elliot Lillico, 89, Australian politician.
- Enrique Pérez, 97, Spanish Olympic rower (1924).[3]
2
- David B. Feinberg, 37, American writer and AIDS activist, AIDS-related complications.[4]
- Grisha Filipov, 75, Bulgarian communist politician.
- Joe Gould, 85, Australian rower and Olympian (1936).[5]
- Stanley Ndunduma, 31, Zimbabwean footballer (national team).[6]
- John Nimmo, 84, New Zealand cricketer.[7]
- Harold Pearson, 86, English football player.[8]
- John Pearson, 68, British Olympic sports shooter (1952).[9]
- Richard Pottier, 88, Austrian-French film director.[10]
- Frank Shamel, 81, American basketball player.[11]
- Martin Taras, 80, American cartoonist.[12]
- Peter Matthew Hillsman Taylor, 77, American novelist, short story writer, and playwright.[13]
3
- Ivo Battelli, 90, Italian architect and set decorator.[14]
- Rudolf Eisenmenger, 92, Austrian artist.[15]
- Valter Palm, 88, Estonian boxer and Olympian (1924, 1928).[16]
- Archibald Stinchcombe, 81, English ice hockey player and Olympian (1936, 1948).[17]
- Peter Wilenski, 55, Australian public servant and ambassador, lymphatic cancer.[18][19]
- Ralph Walter Graystone Wyckoff, 97, American scientist and X-ray crystallography pioneer.[20]
4
- Ku. Ma. Balasubramaniam, 74, Indian writer and poet.
- George Bradshaw, 70, American baseball player (Washington Senators).[21]
- Sam Francis, 71, American artist, prostate cancer.[22]
- Onofrio Fusco, 75, Italian football player and manager.[23]
- Ashish Kumar Louho, 57, Bangladeshi film actor, playwright, dialogue writer and story writer.
- Ermes Muccinelli, 67, Italian football player.[24]
- Fred "Sonic" Smith, 46, American musician, heart attack.[25]
- Carlos Thompson, 69-70, Mexican Olympic footballer (1948).[26]
- Speed Webb, 88, American jazz drummer and territory band leader.[27]
5
- Patrick Dean, 85, British diplomat and ambassador.[28]
- Gene Desautels, 87, American baseball player.[29]
- Joe Hague, 50, American baseball player (St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds), cancer.[30]
- Johan Heyns, 66, South African theologian, homicide.
- Tim McNamara, 95, American baseball player (Boston Braves, New York Giants).[31]
- Milan Mladenović, 36, Serbian musician, pancreatic cancer.
- William O'Brien, 76, Irish Fine Gael politician.
- Albert Shesternyov, 53, Russian football player and manager, liver cirrhosis.
- Frédéric Vandewalle, 82, Belgian colonel and diplomat in the Belgian Congo.
6
- Erv Dusak, 74, American baseball player (St. Louis Cardinals, Pittsburgh Pirates).[32]
- Fernando de Santiago y Díaz, 84, Spanish politician and interim prime minister.[33]
- Dean Gallo, 58, American politician and businessman, member of the United States House of Representatives (1985- ), prostate cancer.[34]
- Jørgen Johansen, 66, Danish Olympic football player (1952).[35]
- Edvard Natvig, 87, Norwegian Olympic athlete (1936).[36]
- Vladimir Zagorovsky, 69, Russian chess grandmaster.
7
- Almer Hall, 81, English football player and manager.[37]
- Ebrahim Maka, 72, Indian cricket player.[38]
- Charles Mathiesen, 83, Norwegian speed skater and Olympian (1936, 1948).[39]
- Shorty Rogers, 70, American West coast jazz trumpeter, flugelhornist, and arranger, cancer.[40]
- Archie San Romani, 82, American middle-distance runner and Olympian (1936).[41]
- Dave Simmons, 51, American football player (St. Louis Cardinals, New Orleans Saints, Dallas Cowboys).[42]
- Arthur Sulley, 87, British rower and Olympian (1928).[43]
- Bob Vance, 69, New Zealand cricketer.[44]
- Carleton Young, 89, American actor, stroke.
8
- Bill Davis, 77, American football player (Chicago Cardinals, Brooklyn Dodgers, Miami Seahawks).[45]
- Viktoria Dimitrova, 18, Bulgarian figure skater and Olympian (1992).[46]
- George Herring, 61, American gridiron football player (Denver Broncos).[47]
- Michael O'Donoghue, 54, American actor and writer (Saturday Night Live), cerebrovascular disease.[48]
- Marianne Straub, 85, British textile designer.
- Alexander Webster, 60, South African Olympic boxer (1952, 1956).[49]
9
- Jim Brown, 85, American soccer player.
- Erling Christophersen, 96, Norwegian botanist, geographer and diplomat.[50]
- Azumanishiki Eizaburo, 54, Japanese sumo wrestler.[51]
- Ralph Michael, 87, English actor (Empire of the Sun, Grand Prix, Compact).[52]
- Priscilla Morrill, 67, American actress (Santa Barbara, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Newhart), kidney disease.[53]
- Richard Rust, 56, American actor (Sam Benedict), heart attack.
- Pēteris Zeltiņš, 80, Soviet Latvian Olympic racewalker (1952).[54]
10
- William Higinbotham, 84, American physicist.[55]
- Carmen McRae, 74, American jazz singer, stroke.[56]
- Louis Nizer, 92, American trial lawyer.[57]
- Zuleykha Seyidmammadova, 75, Azerbaijani female pilot.
11
- Stephen Dykes Bower, 91, British church architect and Gothic Revival designer.[58]
- Ernest Clark, 82, British actor (Doctor in the House, The Dam Busters, Gandhi).[59]
- Dina Gralla, 89, German film actress (Madame Wants No Children).[60]
- Mikhail Krivonosov, 65, Soviet/Belarusian hammer thrower and Olympian (1952, 1956).[61]
- Kuvempu, 89, Indian poet, playwright, novelist and critic.
- Elizabeth Maconchy, 87, Irish-English composer.[62]
- Ed Madjeski, 86, American baseball player (Philadelphia Athletics, Chicago White Sox, New York Giants).[63]
- Bob Miner, 52, American businessman, mesothelioma.
- Wanda Osiris, 89, Italian revue soubrette, actress and singer.
- Christian Pravda, 67, Austrian alpine ski racer and Olympian (1948, 1952).[64]
- Rachel Saint, 80, American evangelical Christian missionary, cancer.[65]
- Caroline Smith, 88, American Olympic diver (1924).[66]
- Charles Henry Tenney, 83, American district judge (United States District Court for the Southern District of New York).[67]
- John Anthony Volpe, 85, American businessman, diplomat, and politician.[68]
- Dieter Wiedenmann, 37, German Olympic rower (1984).[69]
- Cecil Wylde, 90, British Olympic ice hockey player (1928).[70]
- Pedro Zamora, 22, Cuban-American AIDS educator and television personality, AIDS-related complications.
- Tadeusz Żychiewicz, 72, Polish journalist, art historian, publicist, and theologist.
12
- Atanas Komchev, 35, Bulgarian wrestler and Olympic champion (1988, 1992), traffic collision.[71]
- Louis Hendrik Potgieter, 43, South African lead singer of Dschinghis Khan, AIDS.
- Onni Rajasaari, 84, Finnish long and triple jumper, Olympian (1932, 1936).[72]
- Gord Reid, 84, Canadian ice hockey player (New York Americans).[73]
- Elmer Ernest Roper, 101, Canadian businessman, trade unionist and politician.
- Wilma Rudolph, 54, American sprinter and Olympian (1956, 1960), brain cancer.[74]
- Soetjipto Soentoro, 53, Indonesian football player.
- J. I. M. Stewart, 88, Scottish novelist and academic.[75]
13
- Mehrdad Bahar, 64, Iranian Iranist, linguist, mythologist and Persian historian.
- Jack Baker, 47, American actor, bladder cancer.[76]
- Daniel Camargo Barbosa, 64, Colombian serial killer, stabbed.
- Lucien Claes, 71, Belgian Olympic wrestler (1952).[77]
- John Bishop Harman, 87, British physician, aortic dissection.
- Volodymyr Ivashko, 62, Soviet/Ukrainian politician.[78]
- Motoo Kimura, 70, Japanese biologist, cerebral hemorrhage.[79]
- Igor Platonov, 60, Soviet/Ukrainian chess player, homicide.
14
- Humphry Berkeley, 68, British politician and author.
- Nicholas Bianco, 62, American mobster and member of the Patriarca crime family, ALS.[80]
- René Konen, 73, Luxembourgish politician and government minister.
- Dick Poillon, 74, American gridiron football player (Washington Redskins).[81]
- Francis Frederick Reh, 83, American Roman Catholic bishop.
- Tom Villard, 40, American actor (We Got It Made, My Girl, Heartbreak Ridge), AIDS-related pneumonia.
15
- Janet Ahlberg, 50, British children's writer and illustrator, breast cancer.[82]
- Pol Braekman, 74, Belgian sprinter and Olympian (1948).[83]
- Leandro Locsin, 66, Filipino architect, artist, and interior designer.
- Eugène Marquis, 93, Canadian politician, member of the House of Commons of Canada (1945-1949).[84]
- Elizabeth George Speare, 85, American writer of children's books, aortic aneurysm.[85]
- James W. Watts, 90, American neurosurgeon.[86]
16
- Ron Hall, 73, Australian rules footballer.[87]
- Eduard Kozynkevych, 45, Ukrainian football player.[88]
- Russ Meers, 75, American baseball player (Chicago Cubs).[89]
- Buster Poole, 79, American gridiron football player (New York Giants, Chicago Cardinals).[90]
- Chet Powers, 57, American singer-songwriter.
- Doris Speed, 95, English actress (Coronation Street).
17
- Theodore Robert Dudley, 57, American botanist, cancer.
- Edgar Hennig, 97, American baseball player and American football coach.[91]
- Heinz-Georg Lemm, 75, German Bundeswehr general.
- Mohammed Kadhim al-Qazwini, 64, Iranian-Iraqi Shia scholar, poet and orator.
- Eddie Picken, 87, Early American basketball player.[92]
18
- Maurice Auslander, 68, American mathematician.[93]
- Ronaldo Bôscoli, 66, Brazilian composer, songwriter, record producer and journalist, prostate cancer.
- Cab Calloway, 86, American jazz singer, dancer, bandleader and actor, stroke.[94]
- Bob Dykstra, 72, American basketball player.[95]
- Nathan Fine, 78, American mathematician.[96]
- Anselm Franz, 94, Austrian jet engine pioneer.
- George Harris, 88, English cricketer.[97]
- Ruurd Dirk Hoogland, 72, Dutch-Australian botanist, explorer and naturalist.
- Charles Hucker, 75, American historian.[98]
- Michael Somes, 77, English ballet dancer, brain cancer.[99]
- Herbert Taschner, 68, German film editor.[100]
19
- Erwin Griswold, 90, American lawyer.[101]
- Bipin Chandra Joshi, 58, 17th Indian Army officer and Chief of Staff.
- Julian Symons, 82, British crime writer and poet.[102]
- Charles Umlauf, 83, American sculptor and teacher.[103]
20
- T. Carmi, 68, American-Israeli poet.[104]
- Stacy Errickson, 22, American nurse technician.
- Tsuneari Fukuda, 82, Japanese dramatist, translator, and literary critic.
- Jānis Krūmiņš, 64, Soviet-Latvian basketball player.[105]
- John Lucarotti, 68, British-Canadian screenwriter and author.
- Lakshmi N. Menon, 95, Indian freedom fighter and politician.[106]
- Bert Wright, 67, Australian cricketer.[107]
21
- Malcolm Adiseshiah, 84, Indian development economist and educator.
- Thomas Kuchel, 84, American politician, member of the United States Senate (1953-1969).[108]
- Pino Locchi, 69, Italian actor and voice actor.[109]
- Willem Jacob Luyten, 95, Dutch-American astronomer, heart failure.[110]
- Ib Nielsen, 75, Danish Olympic fencer (1948, 1952).[111]
- Juancho Rois, 35, Colombian accordionist, plane crash.
22
- Norma Donaldson, 66, American actress (The Young and the Restless, 9 to 5, Poetic Justice) and singer, cancer.[112]
- Ryszard Kucjas, 71, Polish Olympic gymnast (1952).[113]
- Minni Nurme, 77, Estonian writer.
- Viola Spolin, 88, American theatre academic, educator and acting coach.[114]
- Charles Upham, 86, New Zealand soldier and recipient of the Victoria Cross.[115]
23
- Austen Albu, 91, British politician.[116]
- Art Barr, 28, American professional wrestler, heart attack caused by a drug overdose.
- Jim Hallahan Jr., 82, Australian rules footballer.[117]
- Erick Hawkins, 85, American modern-dance choreographer and dancer.[118]
- Irwin Kostal, 83, American film musical arranger musical orchestrator[119]
- Garry Middleton, 46, Australian motorcycle speedway rider.
- Alberto Natusch, 61, Bolivian general, cancer.
- Hubert Negele, 75, Liechtensteiner Olympic alpine skier (1936).[120]
- David Neves, 56, Brazilian film director and screenwriter.
- Edith Nielsen, 88, Danish Olympic diver (1924, 1928).[121]
- John Tveiten, 61, Norwegian Olympic wrestler (1960).[122]
24
- Mohammad Ali Araki, 99, Iranian Grand Ayatollah.[123]
- Chet Benefiel, 87, American football and basketball coach.
- Aleksandr Gusev, 39, Soviet/Russian Olympic field hockey player (1980).[124]
- Ivo Perilli, 92, Italian screenwriter, stroke.[125]
- George Douglas-Hamilton, 10th Earl of Selkirk, 88, Scottish nobleman and Conservative politician.
- Milton Shapp, 82, American politician and governor of Pennsylvania, Alzheimer's disease.[126]
25
- Brad Trumbull, 70, American actor.[127]
- Gheorghe Vitanidis, 65, Romanian film director.[128]
- Johanna von Trapp, 75, Austrian singer and member of the Trapp Family Singers, stroke.
- John Charles Walker, 101, American agricultural scientist.[129]
- Irene Clark Woodman, 79, United States Army Nurse Corps officer.
26
- Christiana Abiodun Emanuel, 87, Nigerian religious leader.
- Numa Andoire, 86, French football player and manager.
- David Bache, 69, British automobile designer.
- Magnus Cormack, 88, Australian politician.[130]
- Arturo Rivera y Damas, 71, Salvadoran Roman Catholic archbishop.[131]
- Robert Fendler, 73, Austrian Olympic footballer (1952).[132]
- Bhalji Pendharkar, 97, Indian film director and producer.
- Joey Stefano, 26, American pornographic actor, drug overdose.[133]
- William H. Timbers, 79, American judge.[134]
- Omer Vanaudenhove, 80, Belgian politician, mayor and minister.
- José María Zaragoza, 81, Filipino architect.
27
- Harald Christensen, 87, Danish Olympic cyclist (1932).[135]
- Per Federspiel, 89, Danish politician.
- Renate Haußleiter-Malluche, 77, German politician.
- Tom Johnston, 75, Scottish football player and manager.[136]
- Fernando Lopes-Graça, 87, Portuguese composer, conductor and musicologist.[137]
- Glen Moulder, 77, American baseball player (Brooklyn Dodgers, St. Louis Browns, Chicago White Sox).[138]
- Rufina Nifontova, 63, Soviet/Russian theater and film actress.
- Leonard Ravenhill, 87, English Christian evangelist and author.
28
- Winston Arnow, 83, American district judge (United States District Court for the Northern District of Florida).[139]
- Charles Howard, 12th Earl of Carlisle, 71, English nobleman, politician, and peer.
- Jeffrey Dahmer, 34, American serial killer and sex offender, beaten to death.[140]
- Buster Edwards, 63, British criminal, suicide.
- Franco Fortini, 77, Italian author, essayist, literary critic and Marxist intellectual.[141]
- Wolfgang Haack, 92, German mathematician and aerodynamicist.
- Rudolf Johansson, 95, Swedish Olympic middle-distance runner (1924).[142]
- Karl Kerbach, 76, Austrian football player.[143]
- Vic Legley, 79, French-Belgian violist and composer of classical music.[144]
- Al Levitt, 62, American jazz drummer.[145]
- Rikki Neave, 6, British murder victim.
- Otilio Olguín, 63, Mexican swimmer and Olympic water polo player (1952).[146]
- Ralph Olsen, 70, American football player (Green Bay Packers) and coach.[147]
- Frank Robbins, 77, American comic book artist and writer (Batman, Johnny Hazard, Superboy), heart attack.[148]
- Jerry Rubin, 56, American social activist, anti-war leader, and counterculture icon, traffic accident.[149]
- Ian Serraillier, 82, English novelist and poet.[150]
- Soulima Stravinsky, 84, Swiss-American pianist, composer and musicologist.[151]
- Vicente Enrique y Tarancón, 87, Spanish Roman Catholic cardinal.[152]
29
- William Tapley Bennett Jr., 77, American diplomat.[153]
- Sayed El-Nahas, 55, Egyptian Olympic boxer (1960, 1964, 1968).[154]
- Harsh Uday Singh Gaur, 41, Indian military officer, killed in action.
- Józef Karpiel, 62, Polish Olympic skier (1960).[155]
- Don Larson, 68, American college football coach (Illinois Wesleyan University).[156]
- Hervey Machen, 78, American politician, member of the United States House of Representatives (1965-1969).[157]
- Titus Popovici, 64, Romanian screenwriter and author.[158]
- Charley Smith, 57, American baseball player.[159]
- George Bell Timmerman, 82, American politician and World War II veteran.[160]
30
- Jesse Anderson, 37, American convicted murderer, beaten to death.[161]
- Guy Debord, 62, French Marxist theorist, philosopher, and filmmaker, suicide.[162]
- Joffre Desilets, 79, Canadian ice hockey player (Montreal Canadiens, Chicago Black Hawks).[163]
- Louis Gabrillargues, 80, French football player.[164]
- Connie Kay, 67, American jazz and R&B drummer.[165]
- Lionel Stander, 86, American actor (Hart to Hart, A Star Is Born, The Transformers: The Movie), lung cancer.[166]
- Frederick H. Wagman, 82, American librarian.
- Charles Wiard, 85, British Olympic sprinter (1936).[167]