Deaths in October 1988
The following is a list of notable deaths in October 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.
October 1988
1
- Lucien Ballard, 80, American cinematographer (The Caretakers), complications from car accident.[1]
- Trevor Herion, 29, Irish singer and songwriter, suicide.[2]
- Sir Sacheverell Sitwell, 90, English writer.[3]
- Pavle Vuisić, 62, Yugoslav actor.
2
- Hamengkubuwono IX, 76, Indonesian politician and Javanese Royal, Vice President of Indonesia, internal bleeding.[4]
- Sir Peter Hunt, 72, English head of the British Army, Chief of the General Staff.
- Alec Issigonis, 81, Ottoman-British automotive designer (Mini).[5]
- Thomas J. Kelly, 65, American soldier in the U.S. Army, Medal of Honor recipient.[6]
3
- Mae Brussell, 66, American radio personality, challenger of the Warren Commission report, cancer.[7]
- Richard Evelyn Byrd III, 68, American officer in U.S. Navy, Antarctic explorer, son of Richard E. Byrd.[8] (body found on this date)
- Clarence Carnes, 61, American murderer (Battle of Alcatraz), AIDS.[9]
- Ma Haide, 78, American doctor who practiced medicine in China.[10]
- Franz Josef Strauss, 73, German politician.[11]
4
- Carlo Carretto, 78, Italian writer and Catholic priest, member of the Little Brothers of the Gospel.
- Zlatko Grgić, 57, Croatian-born Canadian animator (Dream Doll).[12]
- Geoffrey Household, 87, British novelist specialising in thrillers (Rogue Male).[13]
- Margaret Lacey, 76, British actress and ballet teacher (Diamonds Are Forever).
5
- Curt Hjelm, 74, Swedish international footballer.
- Ron Staniforth, 64, English international footballer.
- Lois W., (Lois Wilson), 97, American co-founder of Al-Anon for alcoholics.
6
- Severiano Briseño, 86, Mexican composer.
- Dean Burk, 84, American biochemist and cancer researcher (Lineweaver–Burk plot).[14]
- Paul Ledoux, 74, Belgian astrophysicist.[15]
- Don Terry, 86, American film actor.
7
- George Ansell, 78, English footballer (Norwich City).
- Sándor Bíró, 77, Hungarian international footballer (MTK Budapest, Hungary).
- Billy Daniels, 73, American singer (That Old Black Magic), stomach cancer.[16]
- Stéphane Lupasco, 88, Romanian philosopher, developed non-Aristotelian logic.
- Chet Phillips, 74, American gymnast and Olympian.
8
- Harold Dorman, 61, American rock and roll singer and songwriter (Mountain of Love).
- Boob Fowler, 87, American Major League baseballer (Cincinnati Reds).[17]
- Edward George Warris Hulton, 81, British magazine publisher and writer.[18]
- Hans Kuhn, 89, German philologist, specialised in Germanic studies.
- Wally Lemm, 68, American NFL football coach (Houston Oilers, St. Louis Cardinals).[19]
- Ernst Hermann Meyer, 82, German composer and musicologist.[20]
- Sam Richardson, 70, Canadian long jumper and triple jumper, Olympic gold medalist.
- Pál Titkos, 80, Hungarian international footballer.
9
- Mousey Alexander, 66, American jazz drummer, heart and kidney failure.[21]
- Edward Chodorov, 84, American playwright, film writer and producer.[22]
- Cliff Gallup, 58, American guitarist, heart attack.
- Jackie Milburn, 64, English international footballer (Newcastle United, Newcastle United), lung cancer.[23]
- Felix Wankel, 86, German mechanical engineer, Hitler Youth leader, inventor of the Wankel rotary engine[24]
10
- Samuel A. Adams, 54, analyst for the Central Intelligence Agency.[25]
- Bhabani Bhattacharya, 81, Indian writer.[26]
- David Croudip, 30, American NFL footballer (Atlanta Falcons), car crash.[27]
- Juan Pujol García, ('Garbo', 'Alaric'), 76, Spanish spy and double agent.[28]
- Kurt Marshall, 22, American gay model and an actor, AIDS.[29]
- Montgomery Tully, 84, Irish film director and writer.
11
- Buck Clarke, 55, American jazz percussionist.
- Thaddeus J. Dulski, 73, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives, leukemia.[30]
- Morgan Farley, 90, American film and television actor.[31]
- Wayland Flowers, 48, American actor, comedian and puppeteer (Captain Kangaroo), AIDS.[32]
- Bonita Granville, 65, American actress and producer (Nancy Drew, These Three), lung cancer.[33]
- Robert Edward Gross, 83, American surgeon and a medical researcher.[34]
- Roy Herrick, 52, British actor.
- Max Imdahl, 63, German art historian.[35]
- Guido Monzino, 60, Italian mountain climber and explorer, heart failure.[36]
- Ursula Nordstrom, 78, American publisher and editor of children's books, ovarian cancer.[37]
- Joel Oppenheimer, 58, American poet, lung cancer.[38]
- Red Owens, 63, American NBA basketballer.
- Hugh Percy, 74, British soldier and peer, Duke of Northumberland, heart attack.[39]
12
- Ruth Manning-Sanders, 102, Welsh-English poet and author.[40]
- Ken Murray, 85, American comedian, actor and author (Bill and Coo, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance).[41]
- Bill Newman, 60, Canadian politician, member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.
- Rafael García Serrano, 71, Spanish writer and journalist.
- Coby Whitmore, 75, American painter and magazine illustrator.
13
- Norman Barry, 90, American judge, politician and football coach (Chicago Cardinals), heart attack.[42]
- Melvin Frank, 75, American screenwriter and film producer (A Touch of Class, White Christmas), complications from open heart surgery.[43]
- Irene Hunt, 96, American silent-screen actress.
- Mike Venezia, 43, American thoroughbred horse racing jockey, horse racing accident.
14
- Kathleen Blackshear, 91, American artist.
- Charles Augustus, 76, German prince, head of the house of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach.
- Katriel Katz, 79, Israeli diplomat, ambassador to the Soviet Union and Poland.
- Mary Morris, 72, Fijian-British actress, heart failure.
- Vic Raschi, 69, American Major League baseballer, heart attack.[44]
- René Vietto, 74, French road racing cyclist.
- John White, 53, American AFL footballer.
15
- John Ball, 77, American mystery novel writer (In the Heat of the Night).[45]
- Victor Copps, 69, Canadian politician, mayor of Hamilton, Ontario.[46]
- James Craig, 46, Northern Irish loyalist paramilitary, shot.[47]
- Piero Fornasetti, 74, Italian artist and designer, died during minor operation.[48]
- Khudu Mammadov, 60, Azerbaijani geologist (crystal chemistry).[49]
- Rallou Manou, 72–73, Greek choreographer.
- Kaikhosru Shapurji Sorabji, 96, English composer, music critic, pianist and writer.
- Julian Alfred Steyermark, 79, Venezuelan-American botanist.
16
- William A. Earle, 68–69, American philosopher.[50]
- Queen Farida of Egypt, 67, consort of King Farouk of Egypt, leukemia.[51]
- Abdulrahman Fawzi, 78, Egyptian international footballer and manager (Zamalek, Egypt).
- Christian Matras, 87, Faroese poet.[52]
- Muzafer Sherif, 82, Ottoman-American social psychologist.[53]
17
- Oved Ben-Ami, 83, Israeli politician, co-founder of the cities of Netanya and Ashdod.
- William Henry Bramble, 87, British union leader and Chief Minister of Montserrat.
- Adélaïde Hautval, 82, French physician, provide medical care in Auschwitz concentration camp, suicide.[54]
- Anthony A. Hoekema, 74–75, Dutch-American Calvinist minister, heart attack.[55]
18
- Michael ffolkes, 63, British illustrator and cartoonist (The Daily Telegraph, Punch).[56]
- Kamel Hana Gegeo, Iraqi bodyguard, food taster for Saddam Hussein, murdered.[57]
- Christopher Hoban, 26, American police officer, murdered.[58]
19
- Labdhi Bhandari, 40, Professor of Marketing at the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, air crash.
- Henry W. Buse Jr., 76, American general in the U.S. Marine Corps.[59]
- Lawrence W. Butler, 80, American special effects artist, inventor of the bluescreening process (The Thief of Bagdad).[60]
- William Joseph Campbell, 83, American judge (U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois).[61]
- Fathead, 27–28, Jamaican-born American dancehall deejay, murdered.
- Son House, 86, American singer and guitarist, cancer of the larynx.[62]
- Marcos de Mendonça, 93, Brazilian international footballer.
- Sten Suvio, 76, Finnish boxer and Olympic gold medal winner.
20
- Mark Evans Austad, 71, American radio and television commentator, U.S. Ambassador to Finland and Norway.[63]
- Marion William Isbell, 83, American restaurateur, founder of Ramada Inns.[64]
- Orval Leroy Lewis, 72, American mechanical and chemical engineer, president of American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
- Nino Nutrizio, 77, Italian journalist.
- Sheila Scott, 66, English aviator, cancer.[65]
- Mogens Wöldike, 91, Danish conductor, choirmaster and organist.
21
- Guido Beck, 85, Argentine physicist, car accident.
- Reggie Otero, 73, Cuban Major League baseballer, heart attack.
22
- Henry Armstrong, 75, American boxer, multiple world champion.[66]
- Cynthia Freeman, 73, American novelist, cancer.[67]
- Plácido Galindo, 82, Peruvian international footballer (Universitario de Deportes, Peru).[68]
- Clare Stevenson, 85, Australian director of the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force.
23
- Hap Emms, 83, Canadian NHL ice hockey player, coach and team owner (Barrie Flyers), heart failure.[69]
- Laurence Irving, 91, English book illustrator and Hollywood set designer.
- André Neher, 74, French Jewish scholar and philosopher.[70]
- Asashio Tarō III, 58, Japanese sumo wrestler, stroke.
24
- William T. R. Fox, 76, American foreign policy professor (Columbia University), coined the term "superpower", heart disease.[71]
- Samuel B. Fuller, 83, American entrepreneur, president of the National Negro Business League, kidney failure.[72]
- Benny Joy, 52, American rockabilly guitarist and singer, cancer.[73]
- Ratna Mohini, 84, Javanese dancer.[74]
25
- Kathleen Baxter, 87, English women's rights activist (National Council of Women).
- Bob Carey, 58, American NFL footballer (Los Angeles Rams).
- Boobie Clark, 38, American NFL footballer (Cincinnati Bengals), blood clot in lung.[75]
- Eric Larson, 83, American animator for Walt Disney Studios (Winnie the Pooh).[76]
- Luther Lassiter, 69, American pool player, seven-time world pocket billiard champion.[77]
- John Poole-Hughes, 72, Welsh bishop.
- Milton Rokeach, 69, Polish-American social psychologist.
26
- R. K. Baliga, 58, Indian engineer, founder of Electronics City, diabetes-related complications.[78]
- Georgette Cohan, 88, American actress (Mr. Pim Passes By).
- Ruth Gervis, 94, British illustrator (Ballet Shoes).[79]
- Tatapuram Sukumaran, 65, Malayalam writer.
27
- Frank Devlin, 88, Irish badminton player.
- Charles Hawtrey, 73, English actor and comedian, (Carry On), vascular disease.[80]
- Curt Herzstark, 86, Austrian engineer.[81]
- Rudolf Jordan, 86, German Gauleiter in Halle-Merseburg and Magdeburg-Anhalt for the Nazis.
- Jack Kane, 80, Australian politician, member of the Australian Senate.[82]
- Ruhollah Khatami, 81, Iranian cleric.[83]
- Erika von Thellmann, 86, Austrian film and television actress.
28
- Pietro Annigoni, 78, Italian artist and portrait painter (Queen Elizabeth II), kidney failure.[84]
- John Backus, 77, Lithuanian-American physicist and acoustician.[85]
- Shoki Coe, 74, Taiwanese Presbyterian minister.[86]
- Alva B. Lasswell, 83, American linguist and cryptanalyst in the U.S. Marine Corps.[87]
- Jack de Manio, 74, British journalist and radio presenter (Today).[88]
- Teikō Shiotani, 89, Japanese photographer.
29
- Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay, 85, Indian social reformer and freedom activist.[89]
- Andy Cohen, 84, American MLB baseballer (New York Giants).[90]
- Joe Comfort, 71, American jazz double bassist.
- Thomas Cooray, 86, Sri Lankan Roman Catholic cardinal, Archbishop of Colombo.[91]
- Nataša Gollová, 76, Austro-Hungarian–born Czechoslovakian actress (Eva tropí hlouposti).[92]
- Bill Mason, 58–59, Canadian author, filmmaker and conservationist, cancer.[93]
- Orlando Montenegro Medrano, 68, Nicaraguan politician and attorney, acting President of Nicaragua.
- Ross Rocklynne, 75, American science fiction author.
30
- Ernst Fritz Fürbringer, 88, German film actor.
- T. Hee, 77, American animator and director (Walt Disney Animation Studios).[94]
- Tasos Leivaditis, 66, Greek poet.[95]
- John Myers Myers, 82, American writer (Silverlock).[96]
- Florence Nagle, 94, British breeder of racehorses and pedigree dogs, horse trainer and feminist.[97]
- Francisco Rodrigues, 63, Brazilian international footballer.
- Liz Whitney Tippett, 82, American socialite and breeder of thoroughbred racehorses, cancer.
31
- John Houseman, 86, Romanian-American actor and producer (Citizen Kane, The Blue Dahlia, The Paper Chase), cancer.[98]
- Ken Niles, 81, American radio announcer and film narrator (Out of the Past).[99]
- Alfred Pellan, 82, Canadian painter, leukemia.
- George Uhlenbeck, 87, Dutch-American theoretical physicist.
Unknown date
- Gerry Livingston, 73–74, Canadian businessman.
- Denis Martin, 67–68, Northern Irish singer, actor and theatre producer.
- Frederick Roffey, 93, English rugby union and rugby league footballer.
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