Deaths in January 1988
The following is a list of notable deaths in January 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.
January 1988
1
- Margot Bryant, 90, English actress (Coronation Street).
- Albert Decaris, 86, French artist.[1]
- Marcel Hillaire, 79, German-American character actor (Sabrina, Take the Money and Run).
- Clementine Hunter, 101, American folk artist.[2]
- Anwar Hussain, 62, Indian actor and producer.
- John S. Millis, 84, American president of Western Reserve College, cancer.[3]
- Anatoli Nenartovich, 72, Russian painter.
- Rolf Presthus, 51, Norwegian politician and lawyer, member of the Norwegian Parliament, cerebral hemorrhage.[4]
- Max Siegel, 69, American psychologist, president of American Psychological Association, heart attack.
- Anna Sipos, 79, Hungarian international table tennis player and world champion.
- Dan Spring, 77, Irish Labour Party politician and Gaelic footballer.
2
- Dada Bhagwan, 79, Indian spiritual leader, founded the Akram Vignan movement.
- Bill Crawford-Compton, 72, New Zealand flying ace of Royal Air Force during the World War II.[5]
- E. B. Ford, 86, British ecological geneticist.[6]
- Jesse Gray, 64, American civil rights leader and politician, member of the New York State Assembly.[7]
- Fritz Heider, 91, Austrian psychologist.[8]
- Yukio Kasahara, 98, general in the Imperial Japanese Army.[9]
- Varadarajan Mudaliar, 61, Indian crime boss, heart attack.
3
- Rose Ausländer, 86, Austro-Hungarian-poet.[10]
- William Cagney, 82, American film producer and actor (Lost in the Stratosphere, Flirting with Danger), brother of James Cagney.[11]
- Joie Chitwood, 75, American racecar driver and businessman.[12]
- John Dopyera, 94, Slovak-American inventor (resonator guitar).[13]
- Gaston Eyskens, 82, Belgian politician, Prime Minister of Belgium.[14]
- Bill Gibb, 44, Scottish fashion designer, bowel cancer.[15]
- Patrick McGeehan, 80, American actor (Aunt Mary, The Red Skelton Show), cerebral hemorrhage.[16]
- Franz Muxeneder, 67, Austrian actor (The White Horses).
4
- Ruth Bleier, 64, American neurophysiologist, cancer.[17]
- Mary Jane Carr, 92, American author (Young Mac of Fort Vancouver).[18]
- Alice Duncan-Kemp, 86, Australian writer and indigenous rights activist.[19]
- Henfil, 43, Brazilian cartoonist, caricaturist, journalist and writer, AIDS from blood transfusion.[20]
- Charles Phibbs Jones, 81, Irish-born general in the British Army.[21]
- Lily Laskine, 94, French harpist.[22]
- Carl Shipp Marvel, 93, American chemist (Polybenzimidazole).[23]
5
- Joe Keohane, 69, Irish Gaelic football manager and player (John Mitchels, Kerry).[24]
- "Pistol" Pete Maravich, 40, American basketball player (Atlanta Hawks, New Orleans Jazz), heart failure.[25]
- Harold Matson, 89, American literary agent, founder of Harold Matson Company.[26]
- Go Mishima, 63–64, Japanese homoerotic fetish artist, founder of magazine Sabu, complications from cirrhosis.
- Herbert Waddell, 85, Scottish international rugby union player.
6
- Brent Collins, 46, American actor (As the World Turns, Another World), heart attack.
- L. P. Davies, 73, British novelist.
- Bern Dibner, 90, Ukrainian-American electrical engineer, industrialist and historian of science and technology.[27]
- Yustin Sirutis, 79, American boxer.[28]
7
- Michel Auclair, 65, German-born French actor (Funny Face, The Day of the Jackal).[29]
- Zara Cisco Brough, 69, Chief of the Nipmuc Nation.[30]
- Roy Dennis, 82, American college football coach (Occidental College).[31]
- Frieda Fordham, 84, British psychiatric social worker.[32]
- Carlo Hintermann, 64, Italian actor, traffic accident.[33]
- Trevor Howard, 74, English actor (Brief Encounter, The Third Man, Sons and Lovers), cirrhosis of the liver.[34]
- Arthur R. M. Lower, 98, Canadian historian.[35]
- Venko Markovski, 72, Bulgarian and Macedonian writer, poet and Communist politician.
- Liao Mengxing, 83, Chinese political activist, secretary of the Soong Ching-ling.
- La Meri, 88, American dancer and choreographer.[36]
- Michael Mills, 68, English television producer and director (Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em).
- Marilyn Schreffler, 42, American voice actress, colorectal infection caused by liver cancer.
- Alfred Ubbelohde, 80, Belgian-English physical chemist.
8
- Vyacheslav Aleksandrov, 20, Soviet Guards Junior Sergeant and squad commander in the Afghanistan war, Mujahideen attack.
- Ray Bauduc, 81, American jazz drummer.[37]
- Gérard Buhr, 59, French film and television actor.
- Jared French, 82, American painter.[38]
- Einar Gjerstad, 90, Swedish archaeologist (Lund University).[39]
- Boyd "Red" Morgan, 72, American NFL footballer (Washington Redskins) and actor (The Amazing Transparent Man).
- Frank Pace, 75, American politician and business executive, U.S. Secretary of the Army, heart attack.
- Chen Bing Sun, 73–74, Chinese-Filipino artist, playwright and songwriter, cancer.[40]
9
- Gregory Ain, 79, American architect.[41]
- Florence Eiseman, 88, American fashion designer, emphysema.[42]
- Gombloh, 39, Indonesian singer and songwriter, lung disease.
- Juraj Krnjević, 92, Croatian politician, Deputy Prime Minister of Yugoslavia.
- Thierry Maulnier, 78, French journalist and dramatist.[43]
- Jukichi Uno, 73, Japanese actor.
10
- Ronald King, 78, New Zealand rugby union player (West Coast, New Zealand All Blacks).[44]
- Bai T. Moore, 71, Liberian poet and novelist (Murder in the Cassava Patch), heart attack.[45]
- Hugh A. Robertson, 55, American film director and editor.[46]
11
- Pappy Boyington, 75, American combat pilot and U.S. Marine Corps fighter ace during World War II, lung cancer.[47]
- George Ewart Evans, 78, British writer and folklorist.[48]
- David Gaines, 40, American environmentalist, founder of the Mono Lake Committee, car accident.[49]
- Robert F. Kennon, 85, American politician and judge, Governor of Louisiana.[50]
- Isidor Isaac Rabi, 89, Austro-Hungarian-American physicist and academic, Nobel Laureate, cancer.[51]
- John J. Williams, 83, American businessman and politician, U.S. Senator.
12
- Joe Albany, 63, American modern jazz pianist, respiratory failure and cardiac arrest.[52]
- Hiram Bingham IV, 84, American diplomat (U.S. Foreign Service).[53]
- Martin Cecil, 78, Anglo-Canadian peer, Marquess of Exeter (Emissaries of Divine Light).
- Spencer Chan, 95, American actor.[54]
- Suniti Choudhury, 70, Indian nationalist, co-assassin of a British magistrate.
- Giuseppe Insalaco, 46, Italian politician, Mayor of Palermo, murdered by the mafia.[55]
- Connie Mulder, 62, South African politician and cabinet minister, cancer.[56]
- Piero Taruffi, 81, Italian racing driver.
- F. D. Washington, 75, American minister.
13
- Viktors Arājs, 78, Russian-Nazi officer, leader of the Arajs Kommando.
- Chiang Ching-kuo, 77, Chinese politician, eldest son of Chiang Kai-shek, president of Taiwan, heart attack.[57]
- Donald Healey, 89, English car designer, rally driver and speed record holder.[58]
- Kenneth Marks, 67, British politician, member of Parliament.[59]
14
- Walter Assef, 74, Canadian politician and Vaudevillian, mayor of Thunder Bay.[60]
- Vladimir Lavrinenkov, 68, Soviet fighter pilot, Hero of the Soviet Union.[61]
- Jimmy Maelen, 47, American percussionist, leukemia.
- Georgy Malenkov, 86, Soviet politician, Premier of the Soviet Union.[62]
15
- Arthur James Richard Ash, 81, Canadian politician, member of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia.[63]
- Ingeborg Beling, 83, German ethologist (chronobiology).[64]
- Seán MacBride, 83, Irish Republican Army leader and politician, recipient of Nobel Peace Prize.[65]
- Viana Moog, 81, Brazilian lawyer, journalist, novelist and essayist.
- Maurice K. Temerlin, 64, American psychologist and author.
16
- Andrija Artuković, 88, Croatian lawyer and politician, Minister of Interior of Croatia.[66]
- Ballard Berkeley, 83, English actor (Fawlty Towers).
- Harlan Hubbard, 88, American artist and writer.[67]
- Lakshmi Kant Jha, 74, Governor of the Reserve Bank of India.[68]
- Bob Keegan, 63, British actor (Z-Cars, The First Lady), lung cancer.
- Adelfo Magallanes, 77, Peruvian footballer.
17
- Belle Baranceanu, 85, American artist
- Leela Mishra, 80, Indian actress (Sholay), heart attack.
- Roy Padilla Sr., 61, Filipino politician, governor of Camarines Norte, assassinated.
- Edward Weinfeld, 86, Judge of the U.S. District Court.[69]
18
- Chauncey Eskridge, 70, American attorney, attorney for Muhammad Ali and Martin Luther King Jr..[70]
- Jean Mitry, 83, French film theorist, critic and filmmaker.[71]
- Angelo de Mojana di Cologna, 82, Italian nobleman, Prince and Grand Master of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta, heart attack.[72]
- Santiago Polanco-Abreu, 67, resident Commissioner of Puerto Rico.
- John Rossiter, 74, Australian politician, member of Victorian Legislative Assembly, father of Susan Renouf.
19
- Amelia Bayntun, 68, English actress (Blitz!, Carry On).
- Bridget Boland, 74, Irish-British screenwriter (War and Peace, Gaslight), playwright and novelist.[73]
- Cesare Brandi, 81, Italian art critic and historian.[74]
- Gladys Elphick, 83, Australian founding president of the Council of Aboriginal Women of South Australia.[75]
- Yevgeny Mravinsky, 84, Russian conductor and pianist, heart attack.[76]
20
- Paul Esser, 74, German actor (Sender Freies Berlin).
- Abdul Ghaffar Khan, 97, Pakistani independence activist, stroke.[77]
- Philippe de Rothschild, 85, French Grand Prix motor racing driver, screenwriter and playwright.[78]
- James D. Theberge, 57, American diplomat, United States ambassador to Nicaragua and Chile, heart attack.[79]
21
- Vincent Lingiari, 79, Australian Aboriginal rights activist.[80]
- Werner Nachmann, 62, German politician, president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, heart failure.[81]
- Abraham Sofaer, 91, Burmese-British actor of stage, film and television, congestive heart failure.
- Zev Vilnay, 87, Moldovan-Israeli geographer, author and lecturer.[82]
22
- Parker Fennelly, 96, American actor (The Trouble with Harry).[83]
23
- Bantcho Bantchevsky, 81, Bulgarian-born American singer, public suicide.[84]
- Dan Daniel, 73, American politician, member of U.S. House of Representatives.[85]
- Johnny Gee, 72, American Major League baseballer (Pittsburgh Pirates).[86]
- Charles Glen King, 91, American biochemist (Vitamin C).[87]
- Ann Rork Light, 79, American silent-screen actress, emphysema and lung cancer.[88]
- Hollingsworth Morse, 77, American television director.
24
- Anthony Courtney, 79, British Royal Navy officer and politician, Member of Parliament.[89]
- Werner Fenchel, 82, German-Danish mathematician (Fenchel's duality theorem).[90]
- Lorenzo Greene, 88, American historian of black history.[91]
- Trygve Nagell, 92, Norwegian mathematician (Diophantine equations).[92]
25
- Jurgis Baltrušaitis, 84, Lithuanian art historian and art critic.
- Steve Chomyszak, 43, American AFL and NFL footballer (Cincinnati Bengals), pancreatic cancer.
- Carlos Mauro Hoyos, 48, Colombian jurist and politician, Inspector General of Colombia, assassinated.[93]
- Boris Kulagin, 63, Soviet ice hockey player and coach.
- Colleen Moore, 88, American silent-screen actress (Flaming Youth), cancer.[94]
- Chen Shixiang, 82, Chinese entomologist.
26
- Raymond Charles Barker, 76, American author, leader of the New Thought spiritual movement.[95]
- Allan Watt Downie, 86, Scottish microbiologist (eradication of smallpox).[96]
- Paul G. Goebel, 86, American NFL footballer (Columbus Panhandles) and politician (mayor of Grand Rapids).[97]
- K. P. Hormis, 70, Indian banker and lawyer (Federal Bank).[98]
- Gershon Iskowitz, 68, Polish-Canadian artist.[99]
- Calum MacLeod, 76, crofter who built Calum's Road on the Island of Raasay.[100]
- Hugh J. Schonfield, 86, British bible scholar.[101]
- Raymond Williams, 66, Welsh socialist writer, academic, novelist and critic.[102]
- Freddie Wolff, 77, British sprinter and Olympic gold medalist.
27
- Massa Makan Diabaté, 49, Malian historian, author and playwright (Le lieutenant de Kouta).
- Kemal Faruki, 77, Turkish international footballer.
- Edward Pawley, 86, American actor of radio, films and Broadway.
28
- Frederick Sumner Brackett, 91, American physicist (spectroscopy).
- Klaus Fuchs, 76, German theoretical physicist and Soviet spy.[103]
29
- Hilda Charlton, 81–82, English-born American professional dancer and spiritual teacher.[104]
- Howard Clewes, 75, English screenwriter and novelist (The Day They Robbed the Bank of England).
- Mihiel Gilormini, 69, Puerto Rican U.S. Air Force officer in World War II.[105]
- James Rhyne Killian, 83, American president of MIT, chair of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board.[106]
- Seth Neddermeyer, 80, American physicist, co-discovered the muon, worked on Manhattan Project, Parkinson's disease.[107]
- Rogier van Otterloo, 46, Dutch composer and conductor, mesothelioma.
30
- Eddie Cano, 60, American Jazz pianist and composer, heart attack.[108]
- Bum Day, 89, American college footballer (Georgia Bulldogs).
- Wallace Groves, 86, American financier and fraudster, stroke.[109]
- Robert Juday, 87, American high jumper and Olympian.
- S. K. Wankhede, 73, Indian cricket administrator, politician, Deputy speaker of Bombay Legislative Assembly.
31
- David Ahern, 40, Australian composer and music critic, asthma attack.
- Homer Brightman, 86, American screenwriter (Cinderella, The Three Caballeros).
- Wallace Kyle, 78, Australian Air Chief Marshal, Governor of Western Australia.[110]
- Al Laney, 92, American sportswriter.[111]
- Charley Way, 90, American football player and coach.
Unknown date
- Ilona Fehér, 86, Hungarian violinist (Hungarian violin school).
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