Famous People Who Died in 1995 (Part 5) -

1995 Calendar

Deaths 801 - 1,000 of 1,097

Oct 6 Hughie Charles, English songwriter and impresario, dies at 88
Oct 6 Lillian Fuchs, American violist and composer, dies at 91
Oct 6 Oswald Moxley Gibbs, Grenadian diplomat (High Commissioners to the United Kingdom 1974-78), dies at 67
Oct 6 Walter "Crash" Morgan, drummer, dies at 35
Oct 7 Ariston Muguranayanga Chambati, politician/businessman, dies at 59
Oct 7 Gérard de Vaucouleurs, French astronomer, dies at 77
Oct 7 Louis Meyer, Indie 500 racer (3 wins), dies at 91
Oct 8 Christopher Keene, American conductor and musician, dies at 48
Oct 8 Frederick Harry Baines, English figurative painter, dies at 85
Oct 8 John Cairncross, British civil servant and spy (5th man - Cambridge Five), dies at 82
Oct 8 Terry Hawkins, theatre administrator, dies at 45

Oct 9 John Alfred Scali, American journalist and diplomat, dies at 77
Oct 9 Kukrit Pramoj, Thai politician (13th Prime Minister of Thailand) and scholar, dies at 84
Oct 9 Lord Home of Hirsel, cricket (Middlesex player later British PM), dies
Oct 9 Patric Walker, American-British astrologer, dies of food poisoning at 64
Oct 9 Phillip Oppenheimer, British diamond trader, dies at 83
Oct 10 Edward Gill, baseball player, dies at 100
Oct 10 Jimmy Nash, record company owner, dies at 47
Oct 10 John Rodolph, wheelchair-race world record holder, hit by truck at 31
Oct 10 Michelle Francis Bird, campaigner, dies at 30
Oct 10 Paolo Gucci, entrepreneur/accessories designer, dies at 64
Oct 10 Robert Finch, American politician (8th U.S. Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare), dies at 70
Oct 11 Isolde Ahlgrimm, Austrian harpsichordist, fortepianist, early music and original instrument proponent, and teacher, dies at 81
Oct 12 David McLean [Eugene Joseph Huth], American actor known for appearing in Marlboro advertisements (Days of Our Lives, Tate), dies of lung cancer at 73
Oct 12 Eleanor Aller, American cellist (Hollywood String Quartet), dies at 78
Oct 12 Gary Bond, actor (Outback, Zulu, Anne of Thousand Days), dies at 55
Oct 13 Ali Faik Zaghloul, Egyptian radio presenter, dies at 71
Oct 13 Golfredo Corradetti, Canadian conductor, dies at 79
Oct 13 Henry Roth, American writer (Call it Sleep), dies at 89
Oct 14 Edith Pargeter, English author (wrote Brother Cadfael mysteries as Ellis Peters), dies of a stroke at 82
Oct 14 Helen Vlachos, Greek newspaper publisher (closed her newspapers in protest at military junta), dies at 83
Oct 15 Phil Sidey, English broadcaster (Radio Leeds), dies at 69
Oct 16 John Walker, museum director, dies at 88
Oct 16 Murdo Alex MacLeod, Free Church of Scotland minister, dies at 60
Oct 16 Richard Caldicot, British actor (Horse's Mouth, Strife, Mrs Thursday), dies at 87
Oct 16 Thomas Augustine Martin, Irish academic, dies at 59
Oct 17 Peter Bingham Hinchcliff, British-South African Anglican priest and church historian (1 Sided Reciprocity), dies at 66
Oct 18 Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher, American lawyer and civil rights activist (challenged University of Oklahoma segregation laws in Supreme Court and won), dies at 67
Oct 18 Iri Maruki, Japanese artist (The Hiroshima Panels), dies at 94
Oct 18 John Gardener, boatbuilder/writer, dies at 90
Oct 18 Thomas Lyttle, paramilitary, dies at 56
Oct 19 Don Cherry, American jazz trumpeter (Ornette Coleman), dies from liver cancer at 58
Oct 20 Bernadette Hingley, British Anglican priest, one of 1st women to be ordained in England, dies of cancer at 47
Oct 20 Christopher Stone, American actor (Dave-Dallas, Interns), dies at 53
Oct 20 Jack Rose, American screenwriter (The Seven Little Foys), dies at 83
Oct 20 Raymond Rasberry, American gospel pianist, songwriter, and singer, dies at 65
Oct 21 Jesús Blasco, Spanish comic book author (Cuto), dies at 75
Oct 21 Jose Ignacio Cabrujas, Venezuelan playwright and writer 'Maestro of the Telenovelas', dies at 58
Oct 21 Linda Goodman, American astrologer and poet, dies from complications of diabetes at 70
Oct 21 Maxene Andrews, American pop and sing jazz singer (The Andrews Sisters - "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy"; "Rum and Coca-Cola"), dies of a heart attack at 79
Oct 21 Shannon Hoon, American vocalist (Blind Melon), dies of a drug overdose at 28
Oct 22 Edward Totah, Lebanese-British art Dealer, dies at 46
Oct 22 Kingsley Amis, English novelist (Lucky Jim; James Bond Dossier), dies of injuries from a fall at 73
Oct 22 Mary Wickes [Wickenhauser], American character actress (Father Dowling Mysteries; Sister Act; Dennis The Menace), dies of surgery complications at 79
Oct 22 Ralph Whitlock, British farmer, conservationist, writer, and broadcaster, dies at 81
Oct 22 Simone Gallimard, French editor and publisher, dies at 77
Oct 23 Gavin Ewart, English poet (Pleasures of the Flesh), dies at 79
Oct 24 Emile Jonassaint, president of Haiti (1994), dies at 82
Oct 24 Ronald Selby Wright, Scottish Church of Scotland minister, dies at 87

Oct 25 David Healy, American-born actor (Supergirl, Doomsday Gun, Patton), dies following a heart operation at 66
Oct 25 Kenneth Dadzie, Ghanaian diplomat and 1st African Secretary-General of UNCTAD, dies at 65
Oct 25 Robert Grieve, Scottish civil servant and planner, dies at 84
Oct 25 Viveca Lindfors, Swedish actress (Way We Were, Life Goes On), dies from complications of rheumatoid arthritis at 74
Oct 26 Agha Saadat Ali, Pakistani cricketer (8 not out in 1 inn for Pak 1956), dies at 66
Oct 26 Bernhard Heiliger, German artist and sculptor, dies at 79
Oct 26 Georgia Neese Gray, 1st Woman Treasurer of USA, dies at 95
Oct 26 John Sangster, Australian jazz composer (The Hobbit Suite), dies at 66
Oct 27 Mike Dutfield, documentary producer, dies in motorcycle accident at 48
Oct 27 Susi Hush, English television producer, dies at 49
Oct 28 Allan Leslie Merson, historian, dies at 79
Oct 28 Katsumasa Sakioka, Japanese-American property tycoon, dies at 96 [1]
Oct 30 Brian Easdale, British orchestral and film composer (The Red Shoes; Gone To Earth), dies at 86
Oct 30 Roland Leich, American composer, chiefly of art songs, vocal, and choral music, and educator (Carnegie Institute, 1946-76), dies at 72
Oct 30 Terry Southern, American writer and screenwriter (Dr. Strangelove, Easy Rider), dies at 71
Oct 31 Alan Bush, British composer pianist and teacher, dies at 94
Oct 31 Derek Anthony Enright, British Labour politician, dies at 60
Oct 31 Dr. Hepcat [Lavad Durst], American blues piano player and singer-songwriter, radio DJ and baseball broadcaster, dies at 82
Oct 31 Henry Percy, British peer, 11th Duke of Northumberland, dies after a drug overdose at 42
Oct 31 Leonard Ernest John Chant, social worker, dies at 57
Oct 31 Lloyd Lambert, American bassist (Guitar Slim), dies at 67
Oct 31 Lou Levy, American 'Tin Pan Alley' music publisher (Leeds Music Corp - Sammy Cahn, Adler & Ross, Bob Dylan), dies at 84
Oct 31 Rosalind Cash, American actress (Emma-Go Tell It on the Mountain), dies of cancer at 56
Oct 31 Wallace Edward Rowling, Prime Minister of NZ (1974-1975), dies at 68
Nov 1 Alun Pask, Welsh rugby union flanker (26 caps; British Lions 8 caps; Abertillery), dies at 58
Nov 1 Brian Lenihan, snr, Irish politician and minister, dies at 64
Nov 1 Desmond Shawe-Taylor, British critic and writer (co-author of The Record Guide), dies at 88
Nov 1 James Ralph Darling, teacher, dies at 96
Nov 1 Lex Hixon, religious teacher/author, dies at 53
Nov 2 Alvaro Gomez Hurtado, Colombian politician (helped write Colombian Constitution), assassinated at 76
Nov 2 Bill Blair, American auto racer (NASCAR pioneer; 54 top-10 finishes), dies at 84
Nov 2 Florence Greenberg, record company founder, dies at 82
Nov 2 Gilbert "Gil" Lamb, American actor (Hit Parade of 1947, Riding High), dies at 91
Nov 2 Ivan Metropolitan Ioann Snychev, Russian Orthodox Priest, dies at 68
Nov 2 Ollie Harrington, American cartoonist (Bootsie), dies at 83
Nov 3 Eddie Pola [Sidney Edward Pollacsek], American radio and TV producer, and lyricist ("The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year"; "I Love The Way You Say Goodnight"), dies at 88
Nov 3 Gordon S. Fahrni, Canadian physician and President of the Canadian Medical Association, dies at 108
Nov 3 Isang Yun, Korean-born German composer, dies at 78
Nov 3 John Orchard, British actor (Capone, M*A*S*H), dies at 66
Nov 4 Edward "Eddie" Egan, American actor (The French Connection, Joe Forrester), dies of cancer at 65
Nov 4 Gilles Deleuze, French philosopher (Difference and Repetition), dies at 70
Nov 4 Marti Caine [Lynne Stringer], British comedienne, singer and television host, dies of lymphatic cancer at 50
Nov 4 Paul Eddington, British actor (Devil Rides Out, Yes Minister), dies at 68

Nov 5 Laura Weber, American folk guitarist, educator, and public television host, dies at 70
Nov 6 Aneta Corsaut, American actress (Helen Crump-The Andy Griffith Show; Jane-The Blob), dies of cancer at 62
Nov 6 Philip Rawson, English curator, artist and teacher (Gulbenkian Museum of Oriental Art and Archaeology), dies at 71
Nov 7 Jerry Daniels, singer/guitarist, dies at 79
Nov 7 John Patrick, American screenwriter and playwright (Pulitzer Prize 1954), commits suicide at 90
Nov 7 Melvin "Slappy" White, American comedian and actor, dies of a heart attack at 74
Nov 8 Country Dick Montana [Daniel McLain], American rock drummer and vocalist (The Beat Farmers - "Happy Boy"), dies on stage during a performance in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada at age 40
Nov 8 Neil Blaney, Irish politician, dies at 73
Nov 9 F. G. Emmison, British archivist and historian, dies at 88
Nov 10 Boty Goodwin, British artist, dies at 29
Nov 10 Clairmonte Depeiaza, West Indian cricketer (world record partnership v Aust 1955), dies at 67
Nov 10 Ken Saro-Wiwa, Nigerian writer and environmentalist, dies at 54
Nov 10 Margaret Annie Nan Macdonald, broadcaster, dies at 87
Nov 11 Charles Scribner IV, American literary publisher, dies at 74
Nov 11 Corneliu Coposu, Romanian politician (Christian Democratic National Peasants' Party), dies while undergoing treatment for lung cancer at 79
Nov 11 Jean-Louis Curtis [Albert Laffitte], French novelist (The Forests of the Night), dies at 78
Nov 11 Kenneth S. Goldstein, American folklorist and record producer, dies at 68
Nov 11 René Wellek, Czech-American writer (Concepts of Criticism), dies at 92
Nov 12 Curley Fox, American fiddler, dies at 85
Nov 12 Jack Mann, British fighter pilot and hostage, kidnapped by Islamists in Lebanon in May 1989, dies at 81
Nov 13 Ralph Hunsecker Blane, American songwriter (with HughMartin - "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas"; "The Trolley Song"), dies at 81
Nov 13 Sir Robert Stephens, British actor (Uncle Kurt-Holocaust, Chaplin, QB VII, Cleopatra), dies from complications of surgery at 64
Nov 14 Eddie Ballantine, American orchestra leader (Don McNeill TV Club), dies at 88
Nov 14 Jack Finney, American sci-fi and thriller author (The Body Snatchers, Time and Again), dies of pneumonia at 84
Nov 14 John Lee Admiral-Barber, dies at 90
Nov 14 Les Horvath, American College Football Hall of Fame quarterback and halfback (Heisman Trophy 1944; first Ohio State player to win the award; National C'ship 1942), dies of heart failure at 74
Nov 15 Billy Hughes, British educationist and Labour Party politician, dies at 81
Nov 15 Eve Perrick, British journalist (The Daily Mail), dies at 78
Nov 16 Gwyn A. Williams, Welsh historian and socialist, dies at 70
Nov 17 Alan Hull, British folk singer-songwriter, and guitarist (Lindisfarne - "Lady Eleanor"), dies of a heart attack at 50
Nov 17 Edward LeBone Molotlegi, Kgosi (king) of the Bafokeng (1956-95), dies at 66
Nov 17 John Prickett, teacher/ecumenist, dies at 88
Nov 17 Marguerite Young, writer, dies at 87
Nov 17 Pete Welding, American music writer (Down Beat), musicologist (Testament Records), and jazz and blues record producer (Doug Quattlebaum), dies of a heart attack at 60
Nov 18 Miron Grindea, Romanian-born literary editor (ADAM International Review), dies at 86
Nov 18 Ted Sannella, square dance caller, dies of cancer
Nov 19 Bruce Trent [William Butters], British stage singer and actor (Stars In Battledress; The Burning Boat), dies at 83
Nov 19 Gwen Swire, British social worker, dies at 61
Nov 19 Martha Hill, American modern dancer and teacher (Juilliard), dies at 94
Nov 19 Shirley Bergeron, American Cajun singer and guitarist, dies at 62
Nov 20 Ahmed Abel-Wadoud Karadawi, Sudanese academic and activist, dies at 50
Nov 20 Robie Macauley, American editor (Houghton Mifflin) and novelist (A Secret History of Time to Come), dies of lymphoma at 76
Nov 20 Sergei Grinkov, Russian figure skater (with Ekaterina Gordeeva - Pairs World Championship, 1986-87, 1989-90; Olympic gold, 1988 & 94), dies at 28 of a heart attack on the practice rink in Lake Placid, New York,
Nov 21 Dorothy Jeakins, American film and theatre costume designer (Samson and Delilah), dies at 81
Nov 21 George Ivan Smith, ustralian radio correspondent, UN diplomat and spokesman, dies at 80
Nov 21 Noel Jones, British diplomat (b. 1940)
Nov 21 Peter Grant, English rock band manager (Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin), dies of a heart attack at 60
Nov 21 Smilin' Jim Eames, singer/songwriter, dies at 71
Nov 22 Ambrose Thibodeaux, American Cajun accordionist, also known as Ambrose Sam, dies at 76
Nov 22 Edna Deane, British ballroom dancer, choreographer and drama teacher, dies at 90
Nov 22 John Putz, journalist, dies at 89
Nov 22 Johnnie Tillmon, civil rights activist (National Welfare Rights Association), dies at 69
Nov 22 Norman Potter, English cabinetmaker, designer and writer, dies at 72
Nov 23 Bernard Oliver, American engineer at HP and inventor (first hand-held calculators, SETI, Pulse Code Modulation), dies at 79 [1]
Nov 23 Frank Hammond, American umpire, world's 1st professional tennis umpire, dies of ALS at 66
Nov 23 Junior Walker [Autry Mixon, Jr], American tenor saxophonist ("Shotgun"; "(I'm a) Road Runner"), dies of cancer at 64
Nov 23 Louis Malle, French film director (Pretty Baby), dies at 63
Nov 24 Jeffrey Lynn [Ragnar Godfrey Lind], American actor (Four Daughters; The Roaring Twenties; BUtterfield 8), dies from natural causes at 86
Nov 24 Stuart Henry, disc jockey, dies at 53
Nov 24 Woytec Lowski [Woiciech Wiesidlowski], Polish dancer and ballet master, dies at 56
Nov 26 Charles Warrell, English schoolteacher and creator of the I-Spy books, dies at 106
Nov 26 David Briggs, American record producer (Neil Young; Nils Lofgren), dies of lung cancer at 51
Nov 26 Max Fernandez, businessman/politician, dies at 52
Nov 26 Sydney D. English pacifist and academic, dies at 79
Nov 26 Terri Jewell, writer, dies at 40
Nov 27 Alfredo Boulton, Venezuelan art critic, photographer, and art historian, dies at 87 [1]
Nov 27 Giancarlo Baghetti, Italian auto racer (French GP 1961) and journalist/photographer, dies from cancer at 60
Nov 27 Peter Harrison Swan, English-Australian WWII bomber pilot and stockbroker, dies at 75
Nov 27 Simon Bailey, 1st British priest to say he had AIDS, dies at 40
Nov 28 Brunhilde Hendrix, German relay runner (Olympic silver 1960), dies at 57
Nov 29 Irene Ighodar, Sierra Leonean doctor and social reformer, dies at 79
Nov 29 Stone Cates, fictional character on TV soap General Hospital, dies of AIDS
Nov 30 Hopper Levett, English cricket wicket-keeper (1 Test, 3 dismissals; Kent CCC), dies at 87
Nov 30 June Rosemary Thorndycraft, teacher and trade unionist, dies at 66
Nov 30 Randy Walker (AKA Stretch), American musician (b. 1972)
Nov 30 William Roerick, American actor (The Wasp Woman, Guiding Light), dies in car crash at 83
Dec 1 Koos Schuur, Dutch writer, poet (Novemberland), translator, and editor (Het Woord), dies at 79
Dec 1 Maxwell Thurman, American US Army General and chemical engineer, dies of leukemia at 64
Dec 2 Francis Joseph Quinn, academic, dies at 90

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