Deaths in December 1988
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The following is a list of notable deaths in December 1988.
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.
December 1988
1
- Martin Hinds, 47, British scholar of the Middle East, historiographer of early Islamic history.[1]
- Włodzimierz Mazur, 34, Polish international footballer.
- J. Vernon McGee, 84, American Presbyterian minister and radio minister, heart failure.
2
- Karl-Heinz Bürger, 84, Nazi German member of the SS.
- Tata Giacobetti, 66, Italian singer and jazz musician (Quartetto Cetra).[2]
- Armand Niccolai, 77, American NFL footballer.
- Lloyd Rees, 93, Australian landscape painter.
- Zofia Szczęśniewska, 45, Polish international volleyball player and Olympic medalist.
3
- Panos Gavalas, 62, Greek singer.[3]
- Károly Lakat, 68, Hungarian international footballer and Olympic coach.
- Florence Senanayake, 85, Sri Lankan politician, first female member of the Ceylon Parliament.
- Thawan Thamrongnawasawat, 87, Thai politician and Prime Minister of Thailand.
4
- Osman Achmatowicz, 89, Polish chemist (Achmatowicz reaction).
- Gerd Arntz, 87, German artist (woodcuts).[4]
- Rafi Muhammad Chaudhry, 85, Pakistani nuclear physicist.
- Sir David Trench, 73, British Army officer, Governor of Hong Kong and the Solomon Islands.[5]
5
- Winfield S. Harpe, 51, American pilot, general in the U.S. Air Force, air crash.[6]
- August Lenz, 78, German international footballer (Borussia Dortmund, Germany) and Olympian.[7]
- Alan Lind, 75, Australian politician, member of Victorian Legislative Assembly.
- Erik Lundin, 84, Swedish chess master.
- Subodh Oraon, 35, Indian politician, member of the Vidhan Sabha of West Bengal.
- William Everett Potter, 83, American engineer and military officer, Governor of the Panama Canal Zone.
- Dave Ryan, 65, American NFL footballer.
6
- Bill Harris, 63, American guitarist.[8]
- Roy Orbison, 52, American singer and songwriter, heart attack.[9]
- George Shaw, 57, American triple jumper and Olympian.[10]
7
- Christopher Connelly, 47, American actor (Peyton Place), lung cancer.[11]
- Josephine Groves Holloway, 90, American scouting leader.[12]
- Dorothy Jordan, 82, American actress, heart failure.[13]
- Ted Voigtlander, 75, American cinematographer, cancer.
8
- Ivan Bonar, 64, American actor (General Hospital).
- John Joe McGirl, 67, Irish republican, Sinn Féin politician and Chief of Staff of the Irish Republican Army.
- Gene Quill, 60, American jazz alto saxophonist.
- Anne Seymour, 79, American film and television actress, heart failure.[14]
- Ulanhu, 80, Chinese founding Chairman of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Vice President of People's Republic of China.[15]
9
- Rafael Calvo, 76, Spanish actor (Miracle of Marcelino).
- Maria De Matteis, 90, Italian costume designer.
- Kainikkara Kumara Pillai, 88, Indian teacher, actor, short story writer, essayist and playwright.
- Ludmila Polesná, 54, Czechoslovakian slalom canoeist and Olympian.
10
- Dennis Arundell, 90, British actor, director and composer of incidental music.[16]
- Richard S. Castellano, 55, American actor (Lovers and Other Strangers, The Godfather), heart attack.[17]
- Scott Johnson, 27, American student killed in Australia in a gay-hate attack.[18] (body found on this date)
- Johnny Lawrence, 77, English cricketer (Somerset, Lincolnshire).[19]
- Dorothy de Rothschild, 93, English philanthropist and activist for Jewish affairs.
- John Baker White, 86, English politician and amateur spy, Member of Parliament.
- Lawrence Wien, 83, American lawyer, philanthropist and real estate investor, prostate cancer.
11
- Kari Kairamo, 55, Finnish chairman and CEO of Nokia Corporation, suicide by hanging.
- Marcus Knight, 85, English Anglican priest.
- Frank S. Pepper, 78, British writer of comics.
- Nagendra Singh, 74, Indian lawyer, President of the International Court of Justice.[20]
12
- K. K. Chen, 90, Chinese-American scientist, pharmacological researcher at Eli Lilly and Company (ephedrine).[21]
- Dick Clair, 57, American television producer, actor and writer (It's a Living, The Facts of Life, Mama's Family), AIDS.
- Bruce Alan Davis, 40, American serial killer, suicide.
- Anthony Provenzano, 71, American mobster of the Genovese crime family, heart attack.[22]
- Joe Reichler, 73, American sports writer.
- Rudolf Schündler, 82, German actor and director, heart attack.
- Loudon Wainwright Jr., 63, American writer, colon cancer.
13
- Hans Fischer, 27, Brazilian cyclist and Olympian, cardiac arrest.[23]
- Brynmor John, 54, British politician, Shadow Secretary of State for Defence, heart attack.[24]
- María Teresa León, 85, Spanish writer.[25]
- Muhammad Mangundiprojo, 83, Indonesian soldier, revolutionary and civil servant.
- Bill Nichols, 70, American politician, member of U.S. House of Representatives, heart attack.[26]
- Brian Sinclair, 73, British veterinary surgeon and novelist, heart attack.
- Betty Snowball, 80, English women's test cricketer, international squash and lacrosse player for Scotland.
- Roy Urquhart, 87, British Army Major General.
14
- Charlie T. Black, 87, American college basketballer.
- Narciso Busquets, 58, Mexican actor of theatre, film, television and radio.
- Win Oo, 53, Burmese actor, singer, director, writer and publisher, colorectal cancer.
- Evald Schorm, 56, Czechoslovakian film and stage director, screenwriter and actor.
- Jean Schramme, 59, Belgian planter, mercenary in Belgian Congo.
- Stuart Symington, 57, American businessman and politician, U.S. Secretary of the Air Force.[27]
15
- Leonid Andrussow, 92, German chemical engineer (hydrogen cyanide).
- Andrew James Wray Geddes, 82, Indian-born British Royal Air Force officer, led planning for Operation Manna.[28]
- Harry Hunter, 64, British sailor and Olympian.
16
- Anna Jean Ayres, 68, American occupational therapist and educational psychologist, complications of breast cancer.[29]
- Frank Bonham, 74, American author of Westerns and young adult novels.[30]
- Tom Eastick, 88, Australian Army artillery officer during World War II.[31]
- Joe Hatten, 72, American Major League baseballer (Brooklyn Dodgers).[32]
- Hunter "Stork" Hendry, 93, Australian test cricketer.[33]
- Ryōhei Koiso, 85, Japanese artist.[34]
- Babe Pratt, 72, Canadian NHL ice hockey player, heart attack.
- Sylvester, 41, American singer-songwriter, AIDS.
17
- Jerry Hopper, 81, American film and television director, heart disease.[35]
- Ursula Krone-Appuhn, 52, German politician, member of the Bundestag.
- Gisella Perl, 81, Hungarian-American gynecologist, providing assistance to prisoners at Auschwitz.
18
- R. Arumugam, 35, Malaysian international footballer (Selangor, Malaysia), car accident.[36]
- Niyazi Berkes, 80, Turkish Cypriot sociologist.
- Milt Gantenbein, 78, American NFL footballer (Green Bay Packers).[37]
- Ka. Naa. Subramanyam, 76. Indian writer and literary critic.
19
- Robert Bernstein, 69, American comic book writer, playwright and concert impresario, heart failure.[38]
- Umashankar Joshi, 77, Indian poet and writer, lung cancer.[39]
- Seánie O'Brien, 69, Irish hurler.
20
- B. Jayamma, 73, Indian actress and singer.[40]
- György Marik, 64, Hungarian international footballer.
- Alphonse Ouimet, 80, Canadian television pioneer, president of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.[41]
- Max Robinson, 49, American broadcast journalist, co-anchor on ABC World News Tonight, complications of AIDS.[42]
21
- Bernt Carlsson, 60, Swedish diplomat, Assistant-Secretary-General of the United Nations, Lockerbie aeroplane disaster.[43]
- Eithne Dunne, 69, Irish actress.[44]
- James Fuller, 50, American automobile executive (Volkswagen), Lockerbie aeroplane disaster.[45]
- Matthew Gannon, 34, American CIA officer, Lockerbie aeroplane disaster.[46]
- Paul Jeffreys, 36, English rock musician (Cockney Rebel), Lockerbie aeroplane disaster.[47]
- Willie Kamm, 88, American Major League baseballer (Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Indians).[48]
- Dave Ruhl, 68, Canadian professional wrestler.
- Bob Steele, 81, American actor.[49]
- Nikolaas Tinbergen, 81, Dutch biologist and ornithologist, Nobel laureate in Physiology or Medicine, stroke.[50]
- Bill Townsend, 65, English footballer and manager.
- Venus Xtravaganza, 23, American transgender performer, strangled.
22
- Franziska Boas, 86, American dancer.[51]
- Chico Mendes, 44, Brazilian trade union member and environmental activist, murdered.[52]
- Tucker Smith, 52, American actor, dancer and singer, cancer.
23
- Gerhard Adler, 84, German analytical psychologist.[53]
- Elvin C. Drake, 85, American track and field coach, heart attack.[54]
- Carlo Scorza, 91, Italian Secretary of the National Fascist Party.
- Walt Uzdavinis, 77, American NFL football player.
24
- Blanche Barrow, 77, American member of the Barrow Gang, lung cancer.
- Whitney Bourne, 74, American actress (Head over Heels).
- Mary Cavendish, 93, Mistress of the Robes to Queen Elizabeth II.
- Jainendra Kumar, 83, Indian writer.[55]
- Theyre Lee-Elliott, 85, English artist.
- Evelyn Pinching, 73, British world champion alpine skier and Olympian.
- Alfred M. Pride, 91, American admiral of the U.S. Navy.[56]
- Noel Willman, 70, Irish actor and theatre director.[57]
25
- Bunny Bell, 77, English footballer (Tranmere Rovers, Everton).
- Jan Białostocki, 67, Polish art historian.[58]
- Terence Dudley, 69, British television director and producer for the BBC (Doctor Who, All Creatures Great and Small), cancer.
- Evgeny Golubev, 78, Soviet composer.
- W. F. Grimes, 83, Welsh archaeologist.[59]
- Denis Matthews, 69, English pianist and musicologist, suicide.
- John Ulric Nef, 89, American economic historian.[60]
- Shōhei Ōoka, 79, Japanese novelist, literary critic, lecturer and translator of French literature.
- Edward Pelham-Clinton, 68, English lepidopterist and military officer, Duke of Newcastle-under-Lyne.
- Frank Thomas, 58, English Roman Catholic bishop.
- Napoleon Andrew Tuiteleleapaga, 84, Samoan lawyer, author, amateur poet and musician, myocardial infarction.
26
- Herluf Bidstrup, 76, Danish cartoonist (Land og Folk).[61]
- Anthony Gaeta, 61, American politician, Borough President of Staten Island, heart attack.[62]
- Evie Hayes, 76, American-born Australian actor and singer (Come Up Smiling, Annie Get Your Gun), heart attack.[63]
- Julanne Johnston, 88, American silent-screen actress (The Thief of Bagdad).[64]
- John Loder, 90, English-American film actor.
- Glenn McCarthy, 81, American oil tycoon.
- Vangaveeti Mohana Ranga, 41, Indian politician, member of the Indian National Congress, assassinated.
- Charles Smith, 68, American actor.
- Pablo Sorozábal, 91, Spanish composer.
- Tao Zhiyue, 95–96, Chinese military officer and politician, lieutenant general of the National Revolutionary Army of China.
27
- Hal Ashby, 59, American film director (Coming Home, Shampoo), pancreatic cancer.[65]
- Joseph Beam, 33, American gay rights activist, AIDS.
- Walter Crook, 76, English international footballer and manager (Blackburn Rovers, England).
- Jack Favor, 77, American rodeo performer, acquitted after serving time for murder, cancer.[66]
- Fox Harris, 52, American actor (Repo Man), lung cancer.
- Freda James, 77, British tennis player and Wimbledon Doubles champion.
- Vaso Katraki, 74, Greek painter and engraver.[67]
- Khin Kyi, 76, Burmese politician and diplomat, Burmese Ambassador to India, stroke.[68]
- Donald Laycock, 51–52, Australian linguist and anthropologist (languages of Papua New Guinea).[69]
- Henry de Menten de Horne, 92, Belgian equestrian and Olympian.
- Jess Oppenheimer, 75, American radio and television writer, producer and director, heart failure.[70]
28
- Alberto Armando, 78, Argentine businessman and football manager (Boca Juniors).
- Karlfried Graf Dürckheim, 92, German diplomat and psychotherapist.[71]
- Björn Kurtén, 64, Finnish vertebrate paleontologist.[72]
29
- Émile Aillaud, 86, French architect (La Grande Borne).
- Mike Beuttler, 48, British Formula One driver, complications from AIDS.[73]
- Carl J. Johnson, 59, American physician, whistleblower on effects of nuclear testing, complications following coronary bypass.[74]
- Peter Nellen, 56, German politician, member of the German Bundestag.
30
- Faber Birren, 88, American writer, consultant on colour theory, stroke.[75]
- Jan Baalsrud, 71, Norwegian Resistance commando.[76]
- Yuli Daniel, 63, Soviet writer and dissident (Sinyavsky–Daniel trial).[77]
- Takeo Fujisawa, 78, Japanese businessman, co-founder of Honda Motor Co., heart attack.[78]
- Dennis H. Klatt, 50, American researcher in speech and hearing science, cancer.[79]
- Ernesto Lazzatti, 73, Argentinian international footballer (Boca Juniors, Argentina).[80]
- Isamu Noguchi, 84, American artist and landscape architect, heart failure.[81]
31
- Yara Amaral, 52, Brazilian actress (Mulher Objeto), heart attack from drowning.
- Christopher Andrewes, 92, British virologist who discovered the human influenza A virus.[82]
- Ahmet Arvasi, 56, Turkish writer and philosopher.[83]
- Oliver L. Austin, 85, American ornithologist.[84]
- Nicolas Calas, 81, Greek-American poet and art critic.[85]
- Loel Guinness, 82, British politician, Member of Parliament, heart disease.[86]
Unknown date
- Charles Ganimian, 61–62, American musician and singer.[87]
- Johann Kupferburger, 55, South African tennis player.
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