2020 deaths in the United States

Deaths in the year 2020, the deadliest year in the history of the United States.

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Decades:	2000s 2010s 2020s
See also:	History of the United States (2008–present) Timeline of United States history (2010–present) List of years in the United States

January

David Stern

Neil Peart

Edd Byrnes

Buck Henry

Rocky Johnson

Jimmy Heath

Pete Stark

Kobe Bryant

Mary Higgins Clark

• January 1
  • Lexii Alijai, rapper (b. 1998)[1]
  • Tommy Hancock, Western swing fiddler and bandleader (b. 1929)[2]
  • Doug Hart, football player (b. 1939)[3]
  • Don Larsen, baseball player (b. 1929)[4]
  • Roland Minson, basketball player (b. 1929)[5]
  • David Stern, National Basketball Association commissioner (b. 1942)[6]
• January 2
  • John Baldessari, conceptual artist (b. 1931)[7]
  • Tom Buck, politician and lawyer (b. 1938)[8]
  • Lorraine Chandler, soul singer and songwriter (b. 1946)[9]
  • R. Kern Eutsler, United Methodist bishop (b. 1919)[10]
  • Nick Fish, politician and lawyer (b. 1958)[11]
  • Sam Wyche, football player and coach (b. 1945)[12]
• January 3
  • Ken Fuson, journalist (b. 1956)[13]
  • Reuben Hersh, mathematician (b. 1927)[14]
• January 4
  • Emanuel Borok, violinist and concertmaster (b. 1944)[15]
  • James Parks Morton, Episcopal priest (b. 1930)[16]
• January 5 – Betty Pat Gatliff, forensic artist (b. 1930)[17]
• January 6
  • Mike Fitzpatrick, politician (b. 1963)[18]
  • Frank Gordon Jr., judge (b. 1929)[19]
• January 7
  • Bruce Haywood, educator and college president (b. 1925)[20]
  • Silvio Horta, screenwriter and television producer (b. 1974)[21]
  • George Perles, football coach (b. 1934)[22]
  • Patrick Welch, politician (b. 1948)[23]
  • Elizabeth Wurtzel, writer and journalist (b. 1967)[24]
• January 8
  • Haskel Ayers, politician and auctioneer (b. 1936)[25]
  • Edd Byrnes, actor (b. 1932)[26]
  • Buck Henry, actor, screenwriter, and film director (b. 1930)[27]
• January 9
  • Michael Allison, ambient musician (b. 1958)[28]
  • Walter J. Boyne, U.S. Air Force officer and historian (b. 1929)[29]
  • Galen Cole, businessman and philanthropist (b. 1925)[30]
  • Pete Dye, golf course designer (b. 1925)[31]
  • Jack Faxon, politician and educator (b. 1936)[32]
  • Pampero Firpo, professional wrestler (b. 1930)[33]
  • David Glass, business executive and baseball team owner (b. 1935)[34]
  • Lan O'Kun, television writer and composer (b. 1932)[35]
  • Mike Resnick, science fiction writer (b. 1942)[36]
  • Hal Smith, baseball player (b. 1930)[37]
• January 10
  • Brice Armstrong, voice actor (b. 1936)[38]
  • Ed Sprague Sr., baseball pitcher (b. 1945)[39]
• January 11
  • Stan Kirsch, actor, screenwriter, and film director (b. 1968)[40]
  • Norma Michaels, actress (b. 1924)[41]
  • Edward Pinkowski, historian (b. 1916)[42]
  • Steve Stiles, cartoonist and writer (b. 1943)[43]
• January 12
  • Jack Baskin, engineer, businessman, and philanthropist (b. 1919)[44]
  • William Bogert, actor (b. 1936)[45]
  • C. Robert Sarcone, politician (b. 1925)[46]
  • Dick Schnittker, basketball player (b. 1928)[47]
• January 13 – H. L. Richardson, politician and gun rights activist (b. 1927)[48]
• January 14
  • John N. Brandenburg, U.S. Army general (b. 1929)[49]
  • Steve Martin Caro, pop vocalist (b. 1948)[50]
  • Jack Kehoe, actor (b. 1934)[51]
  • Carl McNulty, basketball player and coach (b. 1930)[52]
• January 15 – Chris Darrow, singer-songwriter and musician (b. 1944)[53]
• January 16
  • Harry G. Haskell Jr., politician (b. 1921)[54]
  • Abram "Abe" Piasek, Holocaust survivor and public speaker (b. 1928)[55]
• January 17
  • Terence Hallinan, lawyer and politician (b. 1936)[56]
  • Walter E. Powell, politician (b. 1931)[57]
  • Claudio Roditi, jazz trumpeter (b. 1946)[58]
• January 18
  • Allison Copening, politician (b. 1964)[59]
  • William C. Davis, football coach and executive (b. 1938)[60]
  • Empire Maker, Thoroughbred racehorse b. 2000)[61]
  • Bubby Jones, racing driver (b. 1941)[62]
  • Egil Krogh, lawyer and U.S. Cabinet official (b. 1939)[63]
  • David Olney, singer-songwriter (b. 1948)[64]
  • Jack Van Impe, televangelist and apocalypticist (b. 1931)[65]
  • George Herbert Walker III, businessman, diplomat, and philanthropist (b. 1931)[66]
• January 19
  • David Chadwick, pediatrician and medical researcher (b. 1926)[67]
  • Herbert W. Chilstrom, Lutheran clergyman (b. 1930)[68]
  • David Climer, sports columnist (b. 1953)[69]
  • Manfred Clynes, scientist, inventor, and classical pianist (b. 1925)[70]
  • Lee Gelber, urban historian and tour guide (b. 1938)[71]
  • Bill Greenwood, television reporter (b. 1942)[72]
  • Jimmy Heath, jazz saxophonist, composer, and bandleader (b. 1926)[73]
  • Gene London, children's television host and fashion designer (b. 1931)[74]
  • Dee Molenaar, mountaineer (b. 1918)[75]
  • Robert Parker, R&B singer-songwriter and musician (b. 1930)[76]
  • Danny Talbott, football and baseball player (b. 1944)[77]
• January 20
  • Jay Hankins, baseball player (b. 1935)[78]
  • Tom Railsback, politician (b. 1932)[79]
  • Michael I. Sovern, legal scholar and university president (b. 1931)[80]
• January 21
  • Larry Amar, field hockey player (b. 1972)[81]
  • Ronald Senungetuk, Iñupiat sculptor and silversmith (b. 1930)[82]
  • De'Runnya Wilson, football and basketball player (b. 1994)[83]
  • Morgan Wootten, basketball coach (b. 1931)[84]
• January 22
  • Sonny Grosso, police detective and television producer (b. 1930)[85]
  • John Karlen, actor (b. 1933)[86]
  • Merwin Crawford Young, political scientist (b. 1931)[87]
• January 23
  • Clayton Christensen, business consultant (b. 1952)[88]
  • Jake Godbold, politician (b. 1933)[89]
  • Jim Lehrer, journalist, television news anchor, and novelist (b. 1934)[90]
• January 24
  • Herman Goldstein, criminologist and legal scholar (b. 1931)[91]
  • Leila Janah, entrepreneur (b. 1982)[92]
  • Margo Lion, theatrical producer (b. 1944)[93]
  • Justice Pain, professional wrestler (b. 1978)[94]
  • Pete Stark, politician (b. 1931)[95]
• January 25
  • Gene Corrigan, lacrosse player, coach, and college athletics administrator (b. 1928)[96]
  • Lorenzo Ghiglieri, painter and sculptor (b. 1931)[97]
  • Todd Portune, politician (b. 1958)[98]
  • Stephen R. Reed, politician (b. 1949)[99]
  • Monique van Vooren, actress and dancer (b. 1927)[100]
• January 26
  • John Altobelli, baseball coach (b. 1963)[101]
  • Kobe Bryant, basketball player (b. 1978)[102]
  • Jack Burns, comedian, actor, and television writer (b. 1933)[103]
  • Nathaniel R. Jones, federal judge (b. 1926)[104]
  • Bob Shane, folk singer and guitarist (b. 1934)[105]
• January 27
  • Allen Brown, football player (b. 1943)[106]
  • Reed Mullin, heavy metal drummer (b. 1966)[107]
  • Jason Polan, illustrator (b. 1982)[108]
  • Johnny Ray, racing driver (b. 1937)[109]
• January 28
  • Chris Doleman, football player (b. 1961)[110]
  • Marj Dusay, actress (b. 1936)[111]
  • Frank Edwards, politician (b. 1950)[112]
  • Harriet Frank Jr., screenwriter and film producer (b. 1923)[113]
  • Oscar N. Harris, politician (b. 1939)[114]
  • Harry Harrison, radio DJ (b. 1930)[115]
• January 29
  • Larry Eisenhauer, football player (b. 1940)[116]
  • Dale L. Mortensen, politician (b. 1966)[117]
  • Frank Press, geophysicist (b. 1924)[118]
• January 30
  • John Andretti, racing driver (b. 1963)[119]
  • Lucien Barbarin, jazz trombonist (b. 1956)[120]
  • Fred Silverman, television executive and producer (b. 1937)[121]
• January 31
  • Alexander Joseph Brunett, Roman Catholic prelate (b. 1934)[122]
  • Anne Cox Chambers, media heiress and diplomat (b. 1919)[123]
  • Mary Higgins Clark, novelist (b. 1927)[124]

February

Kirk Douglas

Orson Bean

Robert Conrad

Paula Kelly

Ja'Net DuBois

Katherine Johnson

Freeman Dyson

• February 1
  • John A. DiBiaggio, university president (b. 1932)[125]
  • Ronald Duman, neuroscientist (b. 1954)[126]
  • Peter Serkin, classical pianist (b. 1947)[127]
• February 2
  • Deborah Batts, federal judge (b. 1947)[128]
  • Ivan Král, musician and filmmaker (b. 1948)[129]
  • Philip Leder, geneticist (b. 1934)[130]
  • Gale Schisler, politician (b. 1933)[131]
• February 3
  • William John McNaughton, Roman Catholic missionary and bishop (b. 1926)[132]
  • Gene Reynolds, actor and television producer (b. 1923)[133]
  • Frank H. T. Rhodes, university president (b. 1926)[134]
  • Willie Wood, football player (b. 1936)[135]
• February 4
  • Bonnie MacLean, poster artist (b. 1939)[136]
  • Alice Mayhew, book editor and publisher (b. 1932)[137]
  • Jane Milmore, television writer, producer, and actress (b. 1955)[138]
  • John C. Whitcomb, Christian theologian (b. 1924)[139]
• February 5
  • Buddy Cage, country-rock guitarist (b. 1946)[140]
  • Gil Coan, baseball player (b. 1922)[141]
  • Stanley Cohen, Nobel Prize-winning biochemist (b. 1922)[142]
  • Kevin Conway, actor (b. 1942)[143]
  • Kirk Douglas, actor (b. 1916)[144]
• February 6
  • Dick Atha, basketball player and coach (b. 1931)[145]
  • Roger Kahn, sportswriter and author (b. 1927)[146]
• February 7
  • Orson Bean, actor (b. 1928)[147]
  • Angel Echevarria, baseball player (b. 1971)[148]
  • Victor Gorelick, comics editor (b. 1941)[149]
• February 8
  • Robert Conrad, actor (b. 1935)[150]
  • Dave McCoy, skier and businessman (b. 1915)[151]
  • Ron McLarty, actor, playwright, novelist and audiobook narrator (b. 1947)[152]
• February 9
  • Sorrel Hays, pianist and composer (b. 1941)[153]
  • Paula Kelly, actress and dancer (b. 1943)[154]
  • Alvin V. Tollestrup, particle physicist (b. 1924)[155]
• February 10
  • Robert Hermann, mathematician (b. 1931)[156]
  • Lyle Mays, jazz pianist and composer (b. 1953)[157]
  • Dick Scott, baseball pitcher (b. 1933)[158]
• February 11
  • Bob Cashell, politician (b. 1938)[159]
  • George Coyne, Roman Catholic priest and astronomer (b. 1933)[160]
  • Anne Windfohr Marion, heiress and philanthropist (b. 1938)[161]
  • Betty Siegel, university president (b. 1931)[162]
• February 12
  • Paul English, country drummer (b. 1932)[163]
  • Frederick R. Koch, heir and philanthropist (b. 1933)[164]
  • Cheryl Wheeler-Dixon, stunt performer (b. 1960)[165]
• February 13
  • Buzzy Linhart, singer-songwriter (b. 1943)[166]
  • Daniel M. Pierce, politician (b. 1928)[167]
  • Chuck Shelton, football player and coach (b. 1935)[168]
• February 14
  • Lynn Cohen, actress (b. 1933)[169]
  • Esther Scott, actress (b. 1953)[170]
  • Clayton Williams, businessman (b. 1931)[171]
• February 15
  • David Clewell, poet and educator (b. 1955)[172]
  • Virgil C. Dechant, businessman and Knights of Columbus leader (b. 1930)[173]
  • A. E. Hotchner, author (b. 1917)[174]
  • David Sturtevant Ruder, jurist and academic (b. 1929)[175]
• February 16
  • Zoe Caldwell, actress (b. 1933)[176]
  • Jason Davis, actor (b. 1984)[177]
  • Robert B. Jordan, politician (b. 1932)[178]
  • Dawn Mello, fashion executive (b. 1931)[179]
  • Ed Murphy, basketball coach (b. 1941)[180]
  • Kellye Nakahara, actress (b. 1948)[181]
  • Larry Tesler, computer scientist (b. 1945)[182]
• February 17
  • Owen Bieber, labor union executive (b. 1929)[183]
  • Ja'Net DuBois, actress and singer [184]
  • Henry Gray, blues singer and pianist (b. 1925)[185]
  • Charles Portis, author (b. 1933)[186]
  • Rita Walters, politician (b. 1930)[187]
  • Mickey Wright, golfer (b. 1935)[188]
• February 18
  • Linda P. Johnson, politician (b. 1945)[189]
  • Bob Petty, television news anchor and reporter (b. 1940)[190]
• February 19
  • Jerry G. Melvin, politician (b. 1929)[191]
  • Pop Smoke, rapper (b. 1999)[192]
  • Jack Youngerman, painter (b. 1926)[193]
• February 20
  • Jeanne Evert, tennis player (b. 1957)[194]
  • Claudette Nevins, actress (b. 1937)[195]
  • Dan Radakovich, football coach (b. 1935)[196]
• February 21
  • A.P. Indy, Thoroughbred racehorse (b. 1989)[197]
  • Nick Cuti, comics artist and writer (b. 1944)[198]
  • Lisel Mueller, poet (b. 1924)[199]
  • Tao Porchon-Lynch, yoga instructor and actress (b. 1918)[200]
• February 22
  • Mike Hughes, stunt performer and conspiracy theorist (b. 1955)[201]
  • B. Smith, model, restaurateur, and television host (b. 1949)[202]
• February 24
  • Diana Serra Cary, child actress and author (b. 1918)[203]
  • Ben Cooper, actor (b. 1933)[204]
  • Clive Cussler, author and underwater explorer (b. 1931)[205]
  • John Franzese, mobster (b. 1917)[206]
  • Katherine Johnson, mathematician (b. 1918)[207]
  • Roy Norris, serial killer (b. 1948)[208]
  • Stephan Ross, Holocaust survivor and psychologist (b. 1931)[209]
  • Dick Tamburo, football player, coach, and college athletic director (b. 1930)[210]
• February 25
  • Lee Phillip Bell, soap opera writer and producer (b. 1928)[211]
  • Nesby Glasgow, football player (b. 1957)[212]
  • David Roback, rock guitarist and songwriter (b. 1958)[213]
• February 26
  • Henry J. Abraham, legal scholar (b. 1921)[214]
  • Donald E. Belfi, jurist and politician (b. 1936)[215]
  • Sam Boghosian, football player and coach (b. 1931)[216]
  • Nick Apollo Forte, musician and actor (b. 1938)[217]
  • Corky Rogers, football player and coach (b. 1943)[218]
• February 27
  • R. D. Call, actor (b. 1950)[219]
  • Gloster Richardson, football player (b. 1942)[220]
  • Leroy Suddath, U.S. Army general (b. 1931)[221]
• February 28
  • Johnny Antonelli, baseball pitcher (b. 1930)[222]
  • Jaime Carbonell, computer scientist (b. 1953)[223]
  • Joe Coulombe, entrepreneur (b. 1930)[224]
  • Freeman Dyson, physicist and mathematician (b. 1923)[225]
  • Joyce Gordon, actress (b. 1929)[226]
  • Phil Prince, football player and university president (b. 1926)[227]
• February 29
  • G. P. Mellick Belshaw, Episcopalian bishop (b. 1928)[228]
  • Bill Bunten, politician (b. 1930)[229]
  • Raymond C. Fisher, federal judge (b. 1939)[230]
  • Bill Smith, clarinetist and composer (b. 1926)[231]
  • Gene Waldorf, politician (b. 1936)[232]

March

Jack Welch

James Lipton

Stuart Whitman

Roger Mayweather

Lyle Waggoner

Al Worden

Kenny Rogers

Joe Diffie

Bill Withers

• March 1
  • Clara D. Bloomfield, physician and cancer researcher (b. 1942)[233]
  • Laura Caldwell, lawyer and novelist (b. 1967)[234]
  • John Currier, U.S. Coast Guard admiral (b. 1951)[235]
  • Timothy Moynihan, politician (b. 1941)[236]
  • Jack Welch, business executive and writer (b. 1920)[237]
• March 2
  • Elizabeth Nelson Adams, artist and writer (b. 1941)[238]
  • Henry N. Cobb, architect (b. 1926)[239]
  • Charles E. Freeman, judge (b. 1933)[240]
  • James Lipton, actor, writer, and television host (b. 1926)[241]
  • Barbara Neely, mystery writer (b. 1941)[242]
  • Vera Pless, mathematician (b. 1931)[243]
  • Tim Skelly, video game designer and programmer (b. 1951)[244]
• March 3
  • Bobbie Battista, television journalist (b. 1952)[245]
  • Roscoe Born, actor and songwriter (b. 1950)[246]
  • CC, tabby cat (b. 2001)[247]
  • Wendell Goler, television journalist (b. 1949)[248]
  • James Otis, actor (b. 1948)[249]
  • Charles J. Urstadt, real estate executive (b. 1928)[250]
  • David Wise, television writer (b. 1955)[251]
• March 4
  • Amo Houghton, business executive and politician (b. 1926)[252]
  • Barbara Martin, R&B singer (b. 1943)[253]
  • Frank McLaughlin, comics artist (b. 1935)[254]
  • Rosalind P. Walter, philanthropist and humanities advocate (b. 1924)[255]
• March 5
  • Katcho Achadjian, politician (b. 1951)[256]
  • Lambros Comitas, anthropologist (b. 1927)[257]
  • Rip Oliver, professional wrestler (b. 1952)[258]
  • Don Pavletich, baseball player (b. 1938)[259]
  • Jeff Taylor, basketball player (b. 1960)[260]
  • Michael Anthony Telesca, federal judge (b. 1929)[261]
• March 6
  • Jack Buechner, politician (b. 1940)[262]
  • David Paul, bodybuilder and actor (b. 1957)[263]
  • Ed Renwick, political scientist (b. 1938)[264]
  • Clif Richardson, politician (b. 1944)[265]
  • Elinor Ross, operatic soprano (b. 1926)[266]
  • Danny Tidwell, dancer (b. 1984)[267]
  • Tom Turnipseed, lawyer and politician (b. 1936)[268]
  • McCoy Tyner, jazz pianist and composer (b. 1938)[269]
• March 7
  • Mart Crowley, playwright (b. 1935)[270]
  • William Benner Enright, judge (b. 1925)[271]
  • Susan Hammer, politician (b. 1938)[272]
  • Conway Hayman, football player (b. 1949)[273]
  • Jim Owen, singer and songwriter (b. 1941)[274]
• March 8
  • DeAndrey Abron, boxer (b. 1972)[275]
  • Molly Brodak, poet (b. 1980)[276]
  • Challace McMillin, coach (b. 1942)[277]
  • David Rogers, racing driver (b. 1955)[278]
• March 9
  • Allen Bellman, comic book artist (b. 1924)[279]
  • Lorenzo Brino, actor (b. 1998)[280]
  • Anton Coppola, conductor and composer (b. 1917)[281]
  • Daniel S. Greenberg, journalist (b. 1931)[282]
  • Gary B. Kibbe, cinematographer (b. 1941)[283]
  • Keith Olsen, record producer (b. 1945)[284]
  • Eric Taylor, musician (b. 1949)[285]
• March 10
  • Ruth Born, baseball player (b. 1925)[286]
  • Robert Langbaum, author (b. 1924)[287]
  • Mal Sharpe, comedian (b. 1936)[288]
• March 11
  • A. Richard Caputo, judge (b. 1938)[289]
  • Ted Cox, baseball player (b. 1955)[290]
  • John Seward Johnson II, artist (b. 1930)[291]
  • Whitney MacMillan, businessman (b. 1929)[292]
  • Jarrod Patterson, baseball player (b. 1973)[293]
  • Del Shofner, football player (b. 1934)[294]
  • War Emblem, racehorse (b. 1999)[295]
  • Charles Wuorinen, composer (b. 1938)[296]
• March 12
  • Danny Ray Thompson, musician (b. 1947)[297]
• March 13
  • Arch Deal, newscaster (b. 1931)[298]
  • Barbara Harris, bishop (b. 1930)[299]
  • Eugene Thomas Long, philosopher (b. 1935)[300]
  • Jim Mahaffey, bridge player (b. 1936)[301]
• March 14
  • Doriot Anthony Dwyer, flutist (b. 1922)[302]
  • Phil Phillips, singer and songwriter (b. 1926)[303]
  • John L. Pickitt, lieutenant general (b. 1933)[304]
  • Chris Reed, figure skater (b. 1989)[305]
• March 15
  • Gilbert Espinosa Chávez, prelate (b. 1932)[306]
  • Richard L. Hanna, politician (b. 1951)[307]
• March 16
  • Jim Bartko, college athletics administrator (b. 1965)[308]
  • Jason Rainey, musician (b. 1967)[309]
  • Jeff Stabins, politician (b. 1959)[310]
  • Stuart Whitman, actor (b. 1928)[311]
  • Hank Workman, baseball player (b. 1926)[312]
• March 17
  • Gerald Freedman, theatre director (b. 1927)[313]
  • Roger Mayweather, boxer (b. 1961)[314]
  • Bill McPherson, football coach (b. 1931)[315]
  • William Outten, politician (b. 1948)[316]
  • Stephen Schwartz, pathologist[317] (b. 1942)[318]
  • Lyle Waggoner, actor (b. 1935)[319]
• March 18
  • Patrick J. Duggan, jurist (b. 1933)[320]
  • John E. Erickson, basketball coach (b. 1927)[321]
  • William Alfred Weber, botanist (b. 1918)[322]
  • Thomas A. Wiseman Jr., jurist (b. 1930)[323]
  • Alfred Worden, astronaut (b. 1932)[324]
• March 20 – Kenny Rogers, singer, songwriter and CEO of Kenny Rogers fastfood chain (b. 1938)[325]
• March 28 – Tom Coburn, American politician and physician (b. 1948)
• March 29
  • Philip W. Anderson, American physicist (b. 1923)
  • Joe Diffie, American country singer-songwriter (b. 1958)
• March 30 – Bill Withers, American singer-songwriter and musician (b. 1938)

April

Ellis Marsalis Jr.

James Drury

John Prine

John Horton Conway

Brian Dennehy

Shirley Knight

Sam Lloyd

• April 1
  • Anne Hendricks Bass, documentary filmmaker (b. 1941)[326]
  • Cristina, singer (b. 1959)[327]
  • David Driskell, artist (b. 1931)[328]
  • Kevin Duffy, jurist (b. 1933)[329]
  • Ed Farmer, baseball pitcher (b. 1949)[330]
  • Edward L. Feightner, Navy officer and flying ace (b. 1919)[331]
  • Ellis Marsalis Jr., musician (b. 1934)[332]
  • Bucky Pizzarelli, musician (b. 1926)[333]
  • Adam Schlesinger, musician (b. 1967)[334]
• April 2
  • Patricia Bosworth, actress (b. 1933)[335]
  • Louis J. Gill, politician (b. 1940)[336]
  • James Megellas, military officer (b. 1917)[337]
  • Maeve Kennedy McKean, lawyer, health official, and academic (b. 1979)[338]
  • Emmitt Peters, dog musher (b. 1940)[339]
  • Aaron Rubashkin, businessman (b. 1927/1928)[340]
  • Carl Tacy, college basketball coach (b. 1932)[341]
• April 3
  • Bob Glanzer, politician (b. 1945)[342]
  • Vaughan Mason, music producer[343]
  • Arlene Stringer-Cuevas, politician (b. 1933)[344]
  • Tweedy Bird Loc, rapper (b. 1967)[345]
• April 4
  • Jay Benedict, actor (b. 1951)[346]
  • Timothy Brown, actor (b. 1937)[347]
  • Carol Burkett, drag racing driver (b. 1945)[348]
  • Forrest Compton, actor (b. 1925)[349]
  • Tom Dempsey, football player (b. 1947)[350]
  • Alex Harvey, musician (b. 1947)[351]
  • Arlene Schnitzer, art collector (b. 1929)[352]
  • Victor Skrebneski, photographer (b. 1929)[353]
• April 5
  • Ray Authement, academic administrator (b. 1928)[354]
  • Ed Biles, football coach (b. 1931)[355]
  • Margaret Burbidge, astronomer (b. 1919)[356]
  • Lee Fierro, actor (b. 1929)[357]
  • Bobby Mitchell, football player (b. 1935)[358]
• April 6
  • Helène Aylon, artist (b. 1931)[359]
  • James Drury, actor (b. 1934)[360]
  • Earl G. Graves Sr., entrepreneur (b. 1935)[361]
  • Jack Hill, politician (b. 1944)[362]
  • Al Kaline, baseball player (b. 1934)[363]
  • Mark Steiner, philosopher (b. 1942)[364]
  • Eli Velder, academic (b. 1925)[365]
• April 7
  • Allen Garfield, actor (b. 1939)[366]
  • Henry Graff, historian (b. 1921)[367]
  • Yaakov Perlow, rabbi (b. 1931)[368]
  • John Prine, musician (b. 1946)[369]
  • Hal Willner, music producer (b. 1956)[370]
• April 8 – Norman I. Platnick, American arachnologist and curator (b. 1951)
• April 11 – John Horton Conway, English mathematician (b. 1937)[371]
• April 15
  • Allen Daviau, American cinematographer (b. 1942)
  • Brian Dennehy, American actor (b. 1938)[372]
  • Lee Konitz, American composer and alto saxophonist (b. 1927)[373]
• April 16
  • Gene Deitch, American-born Czech illustrator, animator, and comics artist (b. 1924)[374]
  • Howard Finkel, American wrestling ring announcer (b. 1950)
• April 18 – Paul H. O'Neill, American politician (b. 1935)
• April 20 – Tom Lester, American actor and evangelist (b. 1938)
• April 21 – Dimitri Diatchenko, American actor (b. 1968)
• April 22 – Shirley Knight, American actress (b. 1936)[375]
• April 30 – Sam Lloyd, American actor, singer, and musician (b. 1963)

May

Little Richard

Jerry Stiller

• May 3 – John Ericson, German-American actor (b. 1926)
• May 4
  • Michael McClure, American poet and playwright (b. 1932)
  • Don Shula, American football player and coach (b. 1930)
• May 8 – Roy Horn, German-American magician (b. 1944)
• May 9 – Little Richard, American singer, songwriter, and musician (b. 1932)
• May 10 – Betty Wright, American soul and R&B singer (b. 1953)
• May 11 – Jerry Stiller, American actor and comedian (b. 1927)
• May 15
  • Lynn Shelton, American filmmaker (b. 1965)
  • Fred Willard, American actor and comedian (b. 1939)
• May 17
  • Shad Gaspard, American professional wrestler and actor (b. 1981)
  • Lucky Peterson, American blues singer and musician (b. 1964)
• May 19 – Ravi Zacharias, Indian-born Canadian-American Christian apologist (b. 1946)
• May 21 – Oliver E. Williamson, American economist (b. 1932)
• May 24 – Jimmy Cobb, American jazz drummer (b. 1929)
• May 25 – George Floyd, American security guard (b. 1973)[376]
• May 26 – Richard Herd, American actor (b. 1932)
• May 27 – Larry Kramer, American author and LGBT rights activist (b. 1935)
• May 30 – Bobby Morrow, American athlete (b. 1935)
• May 31 – Christo, Bulgarian-American artist (b. 1935)

June

Carlos Ruiz Zafón

Carl Reiner

• June 2
  • Mary Pat Gleason, American actress (b. 1949)
  • Wes Unseld, American basketball player and coach (b. 1946)
• June 4 – Pete Rademacher, American heavyweight boxer (b. 1928)
• June 11
  • Dennis O'Neil, American comic book writer (b. 1939)
  • Mel Winkler, American actor (b. 1941)
• June 17 – Jean Kennedy Smith, American diplomat and member of the Kennedy family (b. 1928)
• June 19 – Carlos Ruiz Zafón, Spanish novelist (b. 1964)
• June 22 – Joel Schumacher, American film director (b. 1939)
• June 26
  • Kelly Asbury, American film director and animator (b. 1960)
  • Milton Glaser, American graphic designer (b. 1929)
• June 27 – Freddy Cole, American jazz singer and pianist (b. 1931)
• June 28 – Rudolfo Anaya, American author (b. 1937)
• June 29
  • Johnny Mandel, American composer (b. 1925)
  • Carl Reiner, American actor, film director and comedian (b. 1922)

July

Naya Rivera

Kelly Preston

• July 1 – Hugh Downs, American broadcaster and television personality (b. 1921)
• July 2 – Betsy Ancker-Johnson, American physicist (b. 1927)
• July 4 – Brandis Kemp, American actress (b. 1944)
• July 6
  • Mary Kay Letourneau, schoolteacher (b. 1962)
  • Charlie Daniels, American country singer, and songwriter (b. 1936)
  • Ronald Graham, American mathematician (b. 1935)
• July 8 – Naya Rivera, American actress, singer, and model (b. 1987)
• July 12 – Kelly Preston, American actress (b. 1962)
• July 13 – Grant Imahara, American electrical engineer, roboticist, television host, and actor (b. 1970)
• July 16 – Phyllis Somerville, American actress (b. 1943)
• July 17
  • John Lewis, American politician and civil rights activist (b. 1940)
  • C. T. Vivian, American author and civil rights activist (b. 1924)
• July 21 – Annie Ross, Scottish-American singer and actress (b. 1930)
• July 24 – Regis Philbin, American actor and television personality (b. 1931)
• July 25 – John Saxon, American actor (b. 1936)
• July 26 – Olivia de Havilland, British-American actress (b. 1916)
• July 30 – Herman Cain, American businessman and politician (b. 1945)

August

Chadwick Boseman

• August 1 – Wilford Brimley, actor and singer (b. 1934)[377]
• August 2 – Leon Fleisher, American pianist (b. 1928)
• August 3 – Shirley Ann Grau, American writer (b. 1929)
• August 4 – Frances E. Allen, American computer scientist (b. 1932)
• August 6 – Brent Scowcroft, diplomat (b. 1925)[378]
• August 9 – Kamala, American professional wrestler (b. 1950)
• August 11
  • Russell Kirsch, American computer scientist (b. 1929)
  • Trini Lopez, American singer and actor (b. 1937)
  • Sumner Redstone, American media executive (b. 1923)
• August 15 – Robert Trump, younger brother of President Donald Trump (b. 1948)[379]
• August 17 – Pandit Jasraj, Indian Classical Singer (b. 1930)
• August 18 – Jack Sherman, American guitarist (b. 1956)
• August 23 – Lori Nelson, American actress and model (b. 1933)
• August 26 – Gerald Carr, American astronaut and aeronautical engineer (b. 1932)
• August 28 – Chadwick Boseman, American actor (b. 1976)
• August 29 – Clifford Robinson, American basketball player (b. 1966)
• August 31 – Tom Seaver, American baseball player (b. 1944)

September

David Graeber

Ruth Bader Ginsburg

• September 1 – Erick Morillo, Colombian-American DJ and music producer (b. 1971)
• September 2 – David Graeber, American anthropologist and anarchist author (b. 1961)
• September 4 – Gary Peacock, American jazz double-bassist (b. 1935)
• September 6 – Lou Brock, American baseball player (b. 1939)
• September 14 – Bill Gates Sr., American attorney and philanthropist (b. 1926)
• September 17
  • Terry Goodkind, American novelist (b. 1948)
  • Winston Groom, American novelist (b. 1943)
• September 18
  • Stephen F. Cohen, American academic and historian (b. 1938)
  • Ruth Bader Ginsburg, American jurist, and gender equality pioneer (b. 1933)
• September 20 – Michael Chapman, American cinematographer and film director (b. 1935)
• September 21
  • Arthur Ashkin, American Nobel physicist (b. 1922)
  • Tommy DeVito, American musician and singer (b. 1928)
  • Jackie Stallone, American astrologer, dancer, promoter and businesswoman (b. 1921)
• September 22 – Road Warrior Animal, American professional wrestler (b. 1960)
• September 23 – Gale Sayers, American professional football player (b. 1943)
• September 29
  • Mac Davis, American country music singer, songwriter, and actor (b. 1942)
  • Helen Reddy, Australian-American singer, songwriter, author, actress, and activist (b. 1941)

October

Eddie Van Halen

• October 2 – Bob Gibson, American professional baseball player (b. 1935)
• October 6
  • Johnny Nash, American singer-songwriter (b. 1940)
  • Eddie Van Halen, Dutch-American musician and songwriter (b. 1955)
• October 7 – Tom Kennedy, American game show host (b. 1927)
• October 8
  • Whitey Ford, American professional baseball player (b. 1928)
  • Charles Moore, American athlete (b. 1929)
• October 11 – Joe Morgan, American professional baseball player (b. 1943)
• October 12
  • Conchata Ferrell, American actress (b. 1943)
  • Roberta McCain, American socialite (b. 1912)
• October 14 – Rhonda Fleming, American actress (b. 1923)
• October 20 – James Randi, Canadian-American magician and skeptic (b. 1928)
• October 21 – Marge Champion, American dancer and actress (b. 1919)
• October 23 – Jerry Jeff Walker, American singer-songwriter (b. 1942)
• October 25 – Diane di Prima, American poet (b. 1934)
• October 29 – Angelika Amon, Austrian-American molecular and cell biologist (b. 1967)

November

Alex Trebek

• November 1 – Carol Arthur, actress (b. 1935)[380]
• November 2 – Robert Sam Anson, journalist and author (b. 1945)[381]
• November 3 – Elsa Raven, actress (b. 1929)[382]
• November 4 – John Meyer, football player and coach (b. 1942)[383]
• November 5 – Len Barry, singer (b. 1942)[384]
• November 6 – King Von, rapper (b. 1994)[385]
• November 7 – Norm Crosby, actor and comedian (b. 1927)[386]
• November 8 – Alex Trebek, game show host (Jeopardy!) (b. 1940)[387]
• November 10 – Tom Heinsohn, Hall of Fame basketball player, coach, and broadcaster (b. 1934)[388]
• November 17 – Walt Davis, American athlete (b. 1931)
• November 23
  • Abby Dalton, American actress (b. 1932)
  • David Dinkins, American politician, lawyer, and author (b. 1927)
• November 25 – Bob Ryder, American professional wrestling executive (b. 1956)[389]
• November 27 – Tony Hsieh, Internet entrepreneur (b. 1973) [390]

December

Chuck Yeager

Charley Pride

• December 1 – Arnie Robinson, American athlete (b. 1948)
• December 2
  • Rafer Johnson, American athlete (b. 1935)
  • Pat Patterson, Canadian-born American wrestler (b. 1941)
  • Pamela Tiffin, American actress and model (b. 1942)
• December 3 – Alison Lurie, American novelist (b. 1926)
• December 4 – Narinder Singh Kapany, Indian-American physicist (b. 1926)
• December 6
  • Dennis Ralston, American tennis player (b. 1942)
  • Paul Sarbanes, American politician and attorney (b. 1933)
• December 7 – Chuck Yeager, American Air Force officer and test pilot (b. 1923)
• December 10 – Tommy Lister Jr., American actor and professional wrestler (b. 1958)
• December 12
  • Charley Pride, American singer, musician and guitarist (b. 1934)
  • Ann Reinking, American actress, dancer, and choreographer (b. 1949)
• December 13 – Jimmy McLane, American athlete (b. 1930)
• December 20 – Ezra Vogel, American sociologist (b. 1930)[391]
• December 22 – Edmund M. Clarke, American computer scientist (b. 1945)
• December 23
  • James E. Gunn, American science fiction author (b. 1923)
  • Leslie West, American singer and guitarist (b. 1945)
• December 25
  • K. C. Jones, American basketball player and coach (b. 1932)
  • Tony Rice, American guitarist (b. 1951)
• December 26
  • Brodie Lee, American professional wrestler (b. 1979)
  • Phil Niekro, American baseball player (b. 1939)
• December 30 – Dawn Wells, American actress (b. 1938)

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4. Don Larsen, the Only Pitcher to Throw a World Series Perfect Game, Dies at 90
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15. Emanuel Borok, longtime Dallas Symphony concertmaster, has died after battling lung cancer
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17. Betty Pat Gatliff, Whose Forensic Art Solved Crimes, Dies at 89
18. Mike Fitzpatrick, a former Republican congressman from the Philadelphia suburbs, has died at 56
19. Former Arizona Supreme Court Justice Frank Gordon Jr. dead at 90
20. Monmouth College Remembers Bruce Haywood
21. Silvio Horta, ‘Ugly Betty’ Creator, Found Dead in Apparent Suicide
22. George Perles Dies at 86; Coach Revived Michigan State Football
23. Patrick Welch, 22-year state senator, dead at 71
24. Elizabeth Wurtzel, ‘Prozac Nation’ Author, Is Dead at 52
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26. Edd "Kookie" Byrnes obituary 77 Sunset Strip was 87
27. Buck Henry, ‘Graduate’ screenwriter who co-created ‘Get Smart,’ dies at 89
28. Spotted Peccary Music and Fans Mourn the Passing of Michael Allison aka Darshan Ambient
29. Walter Boyne — bomber pilot, historian, novelist and Air and Space Museum director — dies at 90
30. Galen Cole, well-known Maine veteran and philanthropist, dies at 94
31. Pete Dye, famed golf course architect and Hall of Famer, dies at 94
32. Jack Faxon, a former state legislator and educator, dies
33. Legendary Pro Wrestling Wild Man Pampero Firpo Has Died
34. David Glass, Walmart Boss and K.C. Royals Owner, Dies at 84
35. Lan O’Kun Dies: Emmy-Winning Shari Lewis Collaborator, Screenwriter And Playwright Was 87
36. Mike Resnick Dies: Hugo Award-Winning Writer Dead at 77
37. Former Colt .45s catcher Hal Smith passes away at age 89
38. Dragon Ball Z Narrator Brice Armstrong Dead at 84
39. Ed Sprague Sr., an original Oakland Athletic, dies at 74
40. ‘Highlander’ actor Stan Kirsch dies by suicide at age 51
41. Veteran TV and film actress Norma Michaels dead at 95
42. Edward G. Pinkowski Obituary
43. Steve Stiles (1943-2020)
44. Engineer, philanthropist Jack Baskin dies at age 100
45. William Bogert, Who Appeared in ‘War Games,’ ‘Small Wonder,’ Dies at 83
46. C. Robert Sarcone, Former Senator And Gubernatorial Candidate, Dies At 94
47. Dick Schnittker dies at 91; starred for Blue Streaks, Buckeyes
48. H. L. Richardson Rode Shotgun for the Reagan Revolution in California
49. Brandenburg, Lieutenant General John
50. The Left Banke’s Steve Martin Caro Dies
51. Jack Kehoe, ‘Serpico’ and ‘Midnight Run’ Actor, Dies at 85
52. Purdue basketball player, high school coach Carl McNulty dies at 89
53. Kaleidoscope Co-Founder Chris Darrow Dead at 75
54. Former Wilmington mayor, Delaware Congressman Hal Haskell Jr. dies at 98
55. Holocaust survivor, Abe Piasek, dies at 91 in Raleigh
56. Former SF DA Terence Hallinan — a brawler and civil rights fighter — dies at age 83
57. Walter Powell, former Butler County congressman and educator, dies at 88
58. Claudio Roditi, Brazilian Trumpet Virtuoso with a Warm and Lyrical Style, Has Died at 73
59. Former Nevada State Senator Allison Copening dead at 55
60. Bill Davis, former Adrian football coach, Michigan State assistant, dies at 81
61. Empire Maker, Belmont Stakes winner and grandsire of American Pharoah, dies at 20 years old
62. Metro/prep roundup: Veteran driver Bubby Jones dies at 78
63. Egil Krogh, 80, Nixon Aide, Dies; Authorized an Infamous Break-In
64. David Olney, 71, Singer-Songwriter, Dies Onstage
65. Jack Van Impe, End Times Preacher on TV, Is Dead at 88
66. George Herbert Walker III, 88, Dies; Ambassador and Cousin of Presidents
67. Tribute to David L. Chadwick, MD (1926 – 2020)
68. Lutheran leader Chilstrom dies at 88; first bishop of ELCA
69. Lebanon native, sports columnist Climer dies
70. Manfred Clynes Obituary
71. Lee Gelber, Dean of New York Tour Guides, Dies at 81
72. William Greenwood Obituary
73. Jimmy Heath, NEA Jazz Master and link to bebop era of 1940s, dies at 93
74. Gene London, Philly children’s TV host, dies at 88
75. 'The Brotherhood of the Rope': Dee Molenaar dies at 101
76. Robert Parker, who scored a 1960s hit with "Barefootin'," dies
77. Former UNC, MLB, NFL athlete Danny Talbott dies of cancer at 75
78. Jay Hankins obituary
79. Tom Railsback, Who Reconciled G.O.P. to Oust Nixon, Dies at 87
80. Michael I. Sovern, Who Led Columbia in Eventful Era, Dies at 88
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82. Artist Ron Senungetuk dies at 87
83. De'Runnya Wilson found shot to death in Birmingham
84. Morgan Wootten, former DeMatha Catholic High School basketball coach, dies at 88
85. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/23/movies/sonny-grosso-dead.html
86. John Karlen, Emmy-winning actor in ‘Dark Shadows’ and ‘Cagney & Lacey,’ dies at 86
87. Merwin Young obituary
88. Clayton Christensen, Guru of ‘Disruptive Innovation,’ Dies at 67
89. Jake Godbold, 1933-2020: Jacksonville’s bold, brash champion
90. Jim Lehrer, Longtime PBS News Anchor, Is Dead at 85
91. Herman Goldstein: 1931-2020
92. Samasource CEO Leila Janah passes away at 37
93. Margo Lion, Producer of ′Hairspray′ and More, Dies at 75
94. 5-Time CZW Heavyweight Champion Justice Pain Passes Away
95. Former California Congressman Pete Stark dies at 88
96. Former Notre Dame Athletic Director Gene Corrigan dies at age 91
97. Master Painter and Sculptor, Lorenzo Ghiglieri, Passes Away at 88 Years Old
98. Todd Portune dies: Longtime Democrat helped shape Cincinnati, Hamilton County
99. Former Harrisburg Mayor Stephen Reed dies at 70
100. Monique van Vooren, Actress in 'Tarzan and the She-Devil' and 'Batman,' Dies at 92
101. UH family mourns copter crash victim John Altobelli
102. Kobe Bryant, four others killed in helicopter crash in Calabasas
103. Jack Burns, ‘Muppet Show’ Writer and George Carlin Comedy Partner, Dies at 86
104. Former federal judge, NAACP stalwart Nathaniel Jones dead at 93
105. Bob Shane, Last of the Original Kingston Trio, Dies at 85
106. Former NFL player and Natchez resident Allen Brown dies at 76
107. Corrosion of Conformity Drummer Reed Mullin Dead at 53
108. Jason Polan, Fast-Drawing Artist of the Offbeat, Dies at 37
109. Former NASCAR driver, Talladega icon John Ray dead at 82
110. Former Vikings defensive end Chris Doleman dies at 58
111. Soap Opera Vet Marj Dusay Dead at 83
112. Sangamon County Coroner and former Springfield alderman killed in plane crash
113. Harriet Frank Jr., Writer of Challenging Screenplays, Dies at 96
114. Former Dunn mayor, state senator Oscar Harris dies at 80
115. Radio 'Good Guy' Harry Harrison dead at 89
116. Former Patriots defensive lineman Larry Eisenhauer dies at 79
117. Billings Heights lawmaker Dale Mortensen dies
118. Frank Press, Former President of the National Academy of Sciences, Dies at Age 95
119. IndyCar and NASCAR driver John Andretti dies after long, public battle with cancer
120. Lucien Barbarin, Soulful Trombonist and Link to New Orleans Musical Tradition, Has Died at 63
121. Fred Silverman, TV Executive Who Led Programming at ABC, CBS and NBC, Dies at 82
122. Alexander Brunett, Seattle archbishop who oversaw expansions amid burgeoning sex-abuse scandal, dies at 86
123. Anne Cox Chambers, Media Heiress and Ex-Ambassador, Dies at 100
124. Mary Higgins Clark, spinner of suspenseful yarns, dies
125. Former MSU President, John DiBiaggio, Has Died
126. Ronald S. Duman, PhD, Pioneering Neuroscientist of Stress, Depression, and Antidepressant Treatment Dies at 65
127. Peter Serkin, 72, Dies; Pianist With Pedigree Who Forged a New Path
128. Manhattan Federal Judge Deborah Batts dead at 72, first openly gay member of the federal judiciary
129. Ivan Kral, Rocker With Patti Smith and Others, Is Dead at 71
130. Philip Leder, medical researcher who explored genetic links to cancer, dies at 85
131. 1960s-era Western Illinois Congressman Dies
132. Bishop William John McNaughton, M.M.
133. Gene Reynolds, an Architect of ‘M*A*S*H,’ Is Dead at 96
134. Frank Rhodes, Cornell’s ninth president, dies at 93
135. Willie Wood, Star Defensive Back With the Green Bay Packers, Dies at 83
136. Bonnie MacLean, Psychedelic Poster Artist, Is Dead at 80
137. Alice Mayhew, Who Edited a Who’s Who of Writers, Dies at 87
138. Jane Milmore, Writer and Producer on 'Daddy Dearest,' 'Martin' and 'The Hughleys,' Dies at 64
139. Remembering Dr. John Whitcomb
140. Buddy Cage (New Riders of the Purple Sage) Has Passed Away, R.I.P.
141. Gil Coan, original member of the 1954 Baltimore Orioles, dies at 97
142. Biochemist and Nobel Prize winner Stanley Cohen dies in Nashville at age 97
143. Kevin Conway, Actor Known for His Intensity, Dies at 77
144. Kirk Douglas, Legendary ‘Spartacus’ Star, Dies at 103
145. ISU basketball legend Atha dies at 88
146. Roger Kahn, 92, lifted sportswriting to an art with ‘Boys of Summer’
147. Actor Orson Bean, local theater mainstay who rose to fame as a 1950s TV personality, dies
148. Former Bassick, MLB standout Angel Echevarria dies at 48
149. Victor Gorelick, Archie Comics' Editor-in-Chief, Dies at 78
150. Robert Conrad, Two-Fisted TV Star of ‘Wild Wild West,’ Dies at 84
151. Dave McCoy, who gave skiers and boarders Mammoth Mountain, has died at 104
152. Ron McLarty, Actor on 'Spenser for Hire,' 'Cop Rock' and 'Law & Order,' Dies at 72
153. Obituary for Sorrel Doris Ernestine Hays
154. Broadway and Film Actress Paula Kelly Dies at 76
155. Remembering Alvin Tollestrup
156. ROBERT HERMANN Obituary
157. Lyle Mays, Wisconsin native and 11-time Grammy winner with Pat Metheny Group, has died
158. Richard L. "Dick" Scott, Sr. Obituary
159. Remembering former Reno mayor Bob Cashell: A 'legendary character'
160. George Coyne, 87, Vatican Astronomer and Galileo Defender, Dies
161. Fort Worth philanthropist Anne Marion, key benefactor of Modern Art Museum, dies at 81
162. Beloved former president of KSU, Dr. Betty Siegel, has died
163. Paul English, longtime Willie Nelson drummer, dies
164. Frederick Koch, Who Spurned Family Business, Dies at 86
165. Back To The Future II And Lethal Weapon Stuntwoman Killed In Shootout
166. Buzzy Linhart, Singer-Writer-Musician, Dies at 76
167. Daniel Pierce, former Highland Park mayor, dies at 91
168. Former Utah State head football coach Chuck Shelton passes away
169. Lynn Cohen, Actress With Five Decades of Stage and Screen Credits, Dies at Age 86
170. 'Beverly Hills, 90210' Actress Esther Scott Dies at 66
171. Clayton Williams, oilman and colorful candidate for Texas governor, has died
172. David Clewell, Missouri poet laureate, longtime professor, dies at age 65
173. Virgil Dechant, long-serving KofC Supreme Knight, dies at 89
174. A. E. Hotchner, Writer and Friend of the Famous, Dies at 102
175. David Ruder, former Northwestern Law dean, dies at 90
176. Zoe Caldwell, Winner of Four Tony Awards, Is Dead at 86
177. Jason Davis, Grandson of Marvin and Barbara Davis, Dies at 35
178. Governor orders flags to half-staff to honor former Lt. Gov. Bob Jordan
179. Dawn Mello, Who Revived Bergdorf Goodman and Gucci, Dies at 88
180. Former Ole Miss MBB Coach Ed Murphy passes away
181. Kellye Nakahara Wallett, actress from 'M*A*S*H,' dies at 72
182. Lawrence Tesler, Pioneer of Personal Computing, Dies at 74
183. Owen Bieber, Auto Workers’ President During Period of Decline, Dies at 90
184. ‘Good Times’ Actress Ja’Net DuBois Dies
185. Henry Gray, legendary blues musician, dies at 95
186. Charles Portis, Elusive Author of ‘True Grit,’ Dies at 86
187. Rita Walters, a fierce advocate for equality and trailblazing elected official, dies at 89
188. Mickey Wright, who dominated women’s golf in the 1950s and 1960s, dies at 85
189. Cabarrus County Rep. Linda Johnson dies
190. Bob Petty, longtime Ch. 7 anchor and reporter, dies
191. Former state representative, area booster Jerry Melvin has died
192. Young rapper Pop Smoke killed in Hollywood Hills home by masked gunmen, police say
193. Jack Youngerman, Distinctively Abstract Artist, Dies at 93
194. Jeanne Evert Dubin, sister of tennis great Chris Evert, dies at 62
195. Claudette Nevins Pick 1937-2020 (Obituary)
196. Obituary: Dan Radakovich, a football coach extraordinaire with Steelers, Penn State, RMU
197. Belmont winner, influential sire A.P. Indy dies at 31
198. E-Man Co-Creator Nicola Cuti Dies at 75
199. Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Lisel Mueller dies; Chicagoan was one of nation’s most honored writers
200. The world's oldest yoga teacher, Tao Porchon-Lynch, has died at age 101
201. Daredevil 'Mad Mike' Hughes dies while attempting to launch a homemade rocket
202. B. Smith, model turned restaurateur and lifestyle maven, dies at 70
203. Baby Peggy, Child Star of Silent Films, Dies at 101
204. Ben Cooper, Actor in 'Johnny Guitar' and Lots of Other Westerns, Dies at 86
205. Clive Cussler, Best-Selling Author and Adventurer, Is Dead at 88
206. John Franzese, Mafioso Who Consorted With Celebrities, Dies at 103
207. Katherine Johnson Dies at 101; Mathematician Broke Barriers at NASA
208. Notorious 'Tool Box Killer' dies in Vacaville
209. Stephan Ross, a death camps survivor and founder of the New England Holocaust Memorial, dies
210. Former Arizona State athletic director Dick Tamburo dies at 90
211. Chicago native Lee Phillip Bell, co-creator of 'The Young and the Restless' and 'The Bold and The Beautiful,' Dies at 91
212. Former Seahawk and Husky standout Nesby Glasgow dies of cancer at age 62
213. David Roback, Co-Founder Of Mazzy Star And Rain Parade, Dead At 61
214. Henry J. Abraham 1921-2020 (Obituary)
215. Donald E. Belfi, who presided over the LIRR massacre trial, dies at 84
216. From UCLA to the Raiders, Sam Boghosian, who died at 88, had a passion for football
217. Nick Apollo Forte, 81, Has-Been Singer in ‘Broadway Danny Rose,’ Is Dead
218. Corky Rogers: Jacksonville coach, gridiron legend at Lee, Bolles dies at 76
219. R.D. Call, ‘Into The Wild,’ ‘Last Man Standing’ Actor, Dies at 70
220. Chiefs receiver who ran in Hank Stram’s famous Super Bowl IV play-call has died at 77
221. Mg Leroy N. Suddath U.S. Army Jr. (Obituary)
222. Johnny Antonelli, Star Pitcher for the Giants, Dies at 89
223. Jaime Carbonell Pioneered Use of Computers for Translation
224. Joe Coulombe, Who Founded Trader Joe’s, Dies at 89
225. Freeman Dyson, Math Genius Turned Technological Visionary, Dies at 96
226. Joyce Gordon, Who Broke the Glasses Ceiling on TV, Dies at 90
227. Former Clemson President and Trustee Phil Prince dies
228. RIP: G.P. Mellick Belshaw, ninth bishop of New Jersey
229. Former Topeka Mayor Bill Bunten dies
230. Judge Raymond Fisher, who led police reforms after L.A. riots, dies at 80
231. Bill Smith, Master of Two Musical Worlds, Is Dead at 93
232. Eugene T. "Gene" Waldorf (Obituary)
233. Ohio State announces passing of leukemia scientist Clara Bloomfield
234. Laura Caldwell, lawyer, novelist and advocate for the wrongly convicted, dies at 52
235. Decorated retired USCG Vice Admiral dies
236. “A legendary leader in East Hartford:” Former state Rep. Tim Moynihan dies
237. Jack Welch, G.E. Chief Who Became a Business Superstar, Dies at 84
238. Elizabeth Adams Obituary
239. Henry Cobb, Courtly Architect of Boston’s Hancock Tower, Dies at 93
240. Trail-blazing former Justice Charles Freeman dead at 86: ‘The Illinois courts lost a giant’
241. James Lipton, Creator and Host of 'Inside the Actors Studio,' Dies at 93
242. Barbara Neely, Activist Turned Mystery Writer, Dies at 78
243. Vera Pless Obituary
244. Tim Skelly Dies: Iconic Video Game Designer Passes Away at 69
245. Bobbie Battista, a Mainstay Anchor at CNN, Dies at 67
246. Roscoe Born, ‘The Young and the Restless’ and ‘One Life to Live’ Actor, Dies at 69
247. Remembering CC, The Cloned Cat
248. Wendell Goler Dead: Former Fox News Reporter Dies at 70
249. James Otis Obituary
250. Charles Urstadt, Who Eased N.Y. Rent Controls, Dies at 91
251. David Wise, writer of Emmy-winning Star Trek: The Animated Series episode, has died
252. Amory Houghton Jr., Who Went From Corning to Congress, Dies at 93
253. Barbara Martin, Original Member of The Supremes, Dies at 76
254. Frank McLaughlin Dies at Age 84
255. Rosalind P. Walter, 95, First ‘Rosie the Riveter’ and a PBS Funder, Dies
256. ’An American success story’: Central Coast mourns assemblyman, supervisor Katcho Achadjian
257. Lambros Comitas Obituary
258. Wrestling Legend Rip Oliver Passes Away At 67
259. Don Pavletich, who preceded Johnny Bench at catcher for Reds in 1960s, dies at 81
260. Tech star Taylor dies at 60
261. U.S. District Judge Michael Telesca, known for common-man's touch in court, dies at age 90
262. Jack Buechner, former U.S. House member from Kirkwood, dies at 79
263. Barbarian Brother David Paul Passes Away At 62
264. Ed Renwick, pollster, professor & former WWL-TV political analyst, dies at 81
265. Central public servant, Clifton ‘Clif’ Russell Richardson, dies from heart attack
266. Elinor Ross, Met Soprano With Illness-Shortened Career, Dies at 93
267. Danny Tidwell, ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ Finalist, Dies at 35
268. Tom Turnipseed, a ‘Reformed Racist’ After Backing Wallace, Dies at 83
269. McCoy Tyner, Jazz Piano Powerhouse, is Dead at 81
270. The Boys in the Band Playwright Mart Crowley Dies at 84
271. William Benner Enright July 12, 1925 - March 07, 2020
272. Former San Jose Mayor Susan Hammer, champion of diversity and arts, dies at 81
273. Conway Holmes Hayman
274. Branson Star Jim Owen Dead at 78
275. Former contender DeAndrey Abron passes
276. Obituary for Ms. Molly Brodak
277. JMU Mourns the Passing of Hall of Fame Football Coach Challace McMillin
278. David Rogers, NASCAR Racing Legend, Dead at 64
279. Allen Belman, Marvel/Timely Artist, Has Passed Away at 96
280. 7th Heaven Child Star Lorenzo Brino Dies at 21 Following Car Collision
281. Anton Coppola, Opera Tampa’s founding ‘Maestro,’ dies at 102
282. Daniel Greenberg, science journalism pioneer who shaped Science’s News section, dies at 88
283. Gary B. Kibbe, Cinematographer for John Carpenter, Dies at 79
284. Keith Olsen, Producer of Fleetwood Mac, Pat Benatar, Dies
285. Houston loses quintessential folk songwriter, Eric Taylor
286. Ruth L. Born
287. Robert Woodrow Langbaum
288. Legendary Bay Area Television Personality And Musician Mal Sharpe Dies At Age 83
289. Federal Judge Caputo dies at 81
290. Ted Cox
291. Sculptor of Palm Springs' popular 'Forever Marilyn' statue dies of cancer at 89
292. Whitney MacMillan, former leader of Cargill and descendant of its founder, dies at 90
293. Jarrod Zane Patterson
294. Legendary Giants receiver Del Shofner dies at age 85
295. Dual Classic Winner War Emblem Dies
296. Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Charles Wuorinen dies at 81
297. Sun Ra Arkestra’s Danny Ray Thompson Dead at 72
298. Arch Deal, longtime WFLA news anchor who survived parachute fall, dead at 88
299. RIP: The Rt. Rev. Barbara C. Harris, Anglican Communion’s first female bishop, dies at 89
300. Eugene "Gene" Thomas Long III
301. James Watson Mahaffey
302. Doriot Anthony Dwyer, second ever female principal chair at major U.S. orchestra, dies at 98
303. Philip Baptiste
304. Lieutenant General John L. Pickitt, USAF, Ret.
305. Former Japan ice dancing champion Reed dead at 30
306. Bishop Robert W. McElroy’s statement on March 16 2020
307. Former Rep. Richard Hanna, GOP moderate from Upstate NY, dies at 69
308. Longtime University of Oregon athletic administrator Jim Bartko dies at 54
309. Former Sacred Reich Guitarist Jason Rainey Dies Of Apparent Heart Attack
310. Former state legislator and Hernando County commissioner found dead
311. Stuart Whitman dead: Oscar-nominated star dies aged 92 amid skin cancer battle
312. Hank Workman, All-American and Captain of USC's 1948 Champion Baseball Team, Dies
313. Great Lakes Theater Legend Gerald Freedman Dies at 92
314. Floyd Mayweather Uncle Roger Mayweather Dies ... Legendary Boxing Trainer
315. Bill McPherson, 88, five-time Super Bowl-winning 49ers assistant, passes away
316. Former State Rep. Bobby Outten passes away at 71
317. Betts, Stephen L. (2020-03-21). "Kenny Rogers, Country Music's 'The Gambler,' Dead at 81". Rolling Stone. Retrieved 2020-06-22.
318. UW pathologist Stephen Schwartz, 78, dies after COVID-19 hospitalization
319. Lyle Waggoner, 'The Carol Burnett Show' star, dead at 84
320. Former Judge Patrick J. Duggan, father of Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan, dies at 86
321. Former Bucks GM, Wisconsin coach John Erickson dies at 92
322. Dr. William A. Weber
323. U.S. District Middle Tennessee Judge Thomas Wiseman, a 'giant as a jurist,' dies at 89
324. Apollo Astronaut Al Worden, one of the few who orbited the moon, dies
325. Betts, Stephen L. (2020-03-21). "Kenny Rogers, Country Music's 'The Gambler,' Dead at 81". Rolling Stone. Retrieved 2020-06-22.
326. Remembering Anne Bass, the Late Connoisseur, Patron, and Philanthropist
327. Things Fall Apart singer Cristina reportedly dies from coronavirus
328. Passing of Professor David C. Driskell
329. Judge from Greenwich who presided over World Trade Center bombing case dies from coronavirus
330. White Sox Broadcaster, Ex-MLB Player Ed Farmer Dies at Age 70
331. Edward Lewis Feightner
332. New Orleans jazz piano legend Ellis Marsalis dies, city officials say
333. Bucky Pizzarelli, N.J. jazz legend, dead at 94 from coronavirus
334. Adam Schlesinger Dies of Coronavirus Complications at 52
335. Patricia Bosworth, Hollywood Actress and Marlon Brando Biographer, Dies at 86 From Coronavirus Complications
336. Louis J. Gill, ex-Passaic city councilman and state Assemblyman, dies
337. World War II hero dies at 103
338. RFK granddaughter, 40, and son, 8, presumed dead after Chesapeake Bay mishap, family says
339. ‘Yukon Fox’ Emmitt Peters Sr., the third Iditarod champion, dies at 79
340. Avraham Aaron Rubashkin, 92, OBM
341. Former Wake Forest Basketball Coach Carl Tacy Passes Away
342. Coronavirus claims life of South Dakota lawmaker Bob Glanzer
343. The '80s hitmaker was producing music up until the end.
344. Comptroller Scott Stringer’s mom dead from coronavirus
345. Legendary West Coast Rap Artist Tweedy Bird Loc Passes Away At 52
346. Rest in peace Jay Benedict, Deak in A New Hope
347. 1960s Eagles great Timmy Brown dies at 82
348. Pioneering female racer, national event winner Carol 'Bunny' Burkett passes away
349. Edge of Night Star Forrest Compton Dead At 94 from COVID-19
350. Tom Dempsey, historic New Orleans Saints placekicker, dies at 73 after coronavirus battle
351. Alex Harvey, Writer of “Delta Dawn” and “Reuben James,” Dies
352. Arlene Schnitzer, Oregon Philanthropist And Art Collector, Dies At 91
353. Victor Skrebneski, Chicago’s photographer to the stars, dies at 90
354. Longtime UL Lafayette president Ray Authement has died at 91
355. Former Oiler coach Ed Biles dies
356. E. Margaret Burbidge, Astronomer Who Blazed Trails on Earth, Dies at 100
357. Lee Fierro, 'Jaws' Actress, Dies of Coronavirus Complications at 91
358. Bobby Mitchel Dead: NFL Hall of Famer Dies at 84
359. Helène Aylon, Eco-Feminist Artist Who Pondered Change, Is Dead at 89 of Coronavirus-Related Causes
360. James Drury, Star of 'The Virginian,' Dies at 85
361. Earl Graves, Sr., founder of Black Enterprise Magazine, dies at 85
362. Georgia state Sen. Jack Hill has died
363. Al Kaline, Detroit Tigers legend, dies at age 85
364. Mark Steiner (1942-2020)
365. Goucher community mourns death of honored community member
366. Allen Garfield, Actor in 'The Conversation,' 'The Stunt Man' and 'Nashville,' Dies at 80
367. Henry Graff
368. Head of Agudath Israel, the Novominsker Rebbe, Succumbs to the Coronavirus at 89
369. John Prine, One of America’s Greatest Songwriters, Dead at 73
370. Hal Willner: music producer and SNL supervisor dies aged 64
371. "Famous British mathematician John Horton Conway passed on April 11". UNM. Retrieved April 13, 2020.
372. "Brian Dennehy, Burly Actor in 'First Blood,' 'Cocoon' and 'Death of a Salesman,' Dies at 81". The Hollywood Reporter.
373. Bebco, Joe (April 16, 2020). "Jazz innovator Lee Konitz has died of Covid-19 at age 92". The Syncopated Times.
374. "Gene Deitch, Academy Award-winning animator, also known for directing Tom & Jerry, passes away aged 95". Firstpost. April 20, 2020.
375. "Shirley Knight, Adventurous Actress and Two-Time Oscar Nominee, Dies at 83". The Hollywood Reporter.
376. Hill, Evan; Tiefenthäler, Ainara; Triebert, Christiaan; Jordan, Drew; Willis, Haley; Stein, Robin (2020-05-31). "8 Minutes and 46 Seconds: How George Floyd Was Killed in Police Custody". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved 2020-06-01.
377. "Wilford Brimley, Face of Quaker Oats & Diabetes Campaigns, Dead at 85". TMZ.
378. "Brent Scowcroft, prominent elder statesman, has died". ABC News.
379. "Robert Trump, younger brother to U.S. president, dead at 71". CBC News.
380. Carol Arthur, Actress in 'Blazing Saddles' and Wife of Dom DeLuise, Dies at 85 The Hollywood Reporter, November 2, 2020
381. Robert Sam Anson, ‘Bare-Knuckled’ Magazine Writer, Dies at 75 The New York Times, November 6, 2020
382. Elsa Raven Dies: ‘Save The Clock Tower’ Lady From ‘Back To The Future’ Was 91 Deadline, November 4, 2020
383. John Meyer, former Packers defensive coordinator under Bart Starr, dies at 78 Green Bay Packers, November 6, 2020
384. Len Barry, ‘1-2-3’ and ‘Bristol Stomp’ Singer, Dies Best Classic Bands, November 5, 2020
385. King Von Dead After Being Shot in Atlanta Nightclub Shooting, Police Say Heavy.com, November 6, 2020
386. Comedian Norm Crosby has passed away at 93 The Laugh Button, November 7, 2020
387. Elber, Lynn. "Alex Trebek, long-running 'Jeopardy!' host, dies at 80". AP News. Associated Press. Retrieved 8 November 2020.
388. Longtime Celtics player, coach, and broadcaster Tom Heinsohn dies at 86 Boston.com, November 10, 2020
389. Meltzer, Dave (November 25, 2020). "Impact Wrestling's Bob Ryder Passes Away". Wrestling Observer Newsletter. Retrieved November 27, 2020.
390. "Tony Hsieh, 'visionary' behind Zappos shoe retailer, dies aged 46". the Guardian. November 28, 2020.
391. Ezra Vogel, Harvard scholar who bridged U.S. and East Asia, dies at 90 The Washington Post. December 22, 2020. Retrieved January 22, 2021.