Deaths in March 1992
The following is a list of notable deaths in March 1992.
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.
March 1992[edit]
1[edit]
- Marie Déa, 79, French actress, fire accident.[1]
- Pierre Maudru, 99, French screenwriter.[2]
- Howard Payne, 60, English Olympic track and field athlete.[3]
- Karlo Štajner, 90, Austrian-Yugoslav communist activist and Gulag survivor.[4]
2[edit]
- Scott Appleton, 50, American football player, heart failure.[5]
- Martin Camaj, 66, Albanian folklorist, linguist, and writer.
- Robert Clatworthy, 80, American art director (Ship of Fools, Psycho, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner), Oscar winner (1966).
- Sandy Dennis, 54, American actress (Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, The Out of Towners, Any Wednesday), Oscar winner (1967), ovarian cancer.[6]
- Subimal Dutt, 88, Indian diplomat.
- Ron Hardy, 33, American DJ and house music pioneer, AIDS-related illness.[7]
- Samuel Marx, 90, American film producer, screenwriter and book author.[8]
- Jackie Mudie, 61, Scottish footballer, cancer.[9]
- Adolfo Sarti, 63, Italian politician.
3[edit]
- Robert Beatty, 82, Canadian-English actor (2001: A Space Odyssey, Where Eagles Dare, Labyrinth).[10]
- Laurent Henric, 86, French football player and coach.[11]
- Lella Lombardi, 50, Italian racing driver, liver cancer.
- Dante Maggio, 83, Italian film actor.[12]
- Harley Parker, 76, Canadian artist and scholar.[13]
- Saara Ranin, 94, Finnish actress.
- Sukumar Sen, 92, Indian linguist.[14]
- G. L. S. Shackle, 88, English economist.[15]
4[edit]
- Néstor Almendros, 61, Spanish cinematographer (Days of Heaven, Kramer vs. Kramer, Sophie's Choice), Oscar winner (1979), AIDS-related lymphoma.[16]
- Art Babbitt, 84, American animator (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Fantasia, Dumbo), kidney failure.
- Joseph Buttinger, 85, American politician.[17]
- Alabbas Iskandarov, 33, Azerbaijani soldier and war hero, killed in action.
- Pare Lorentz, 86, American filmmaker, cancer.[18]
- Mary Osborne, 70, American guitarist, leukemia.[19]
- Larry Rosenthal, 81, American baseball player.[20]
- Sándor Veress, 85, Hungarian-Swiss composer.[21]
- Yevgeniy Yevstigneyev, 65, Soviet and Russian actor, heart attack.
5[edit]
- Jam Sadiq Ali, 93, Pakistani politician.
- Santos Balmori, 92, Spanish-Mexican painter.
- Peter Hadland Davis, 73, British botanist.[22]
- Karin Hardt, 81, German actress, cerebral hemorrhage.[23]
- Giuseppe Olmo, 80, Italian road bicycle racer.
- Eduardo Airaldi Rivarola, 70, Peruvian basketball player, coach, and referee.
- Andy Samuel, 82, American child actor (Our Gang), cancer.
- Sunder, 83, Indian film actor.
- David Walker, 81, Scottish-Canadian novelist.[24]
6[edit]
- Elvia Allman, 87, American actress (The Beverly Hillbillies, Petticoat Junction, The Nutty Professor), pneumonia.
- Alojz Benac, 77, Bosnian and Yugoslav archaeologist and historian.[25]
- Silviu Bindea, 79, Romanian football player and coach.[26]
- Léo Campion, 86, French actor and freemason.[27]
- Maria Helena Vieira da Silva, 83, Portuguese painter.[28]
- Ranjit Desai, 63, Indian marathi writer.
- Hugh Gibb, 76, English drummer, father of the Bee Gees, internal bleeding.
- Otto Klineberg, 92, Canadian-American psychologist, Parkinson's disease.[29]
- David Stone Martin, 78, American artist.[30]
- Erik Nordgren, 79, Swedish composer, arranger and bandleader.[31]
7[edit]
- Charles Claxton, 88, English anglican prelate.
- Asaf Messerer, 88, Soviet ballet dancer and ballet teacher.[32]
- Gunnar Sträng, 85, American politician.
- Hans Zeisel, 86, Austrian-American sociologist and legal scholar.[33]
8[edit]
- Red Callender, 76, American musician, thyroid cancer.[34]
- Paddy Coad, 71, Irish football player and manager.[35]
- Sherman Edwards, 82, American baseball player.[36]
- Pentti Papinaho, 65, Finnish sculptor.
9[edit]
- Menachem Begin, 78, Israeli politician, prime minister (1977–1983), Nobel Prize recipient (1978), heart attack.[37]
- James Brooks, 85, American artist.[38]
- Monty Budwig, 62, American bassist.[39]
- Franco Margola, 83, Italian composer.[40]
- Keris Mas, 69, Malaysian writer, heart attack.[41]
- Felipe Turich, 93, Mexican actor, pneumonia.
- Arthur Van De Vijver, 44, Belgian racing cyclist.[42]
10[edit]
- Krasimira Bogdanova, 42, Bulgarian basketball player.[43]
- Vladimir Ivković, 62, Yugoslav Olympic water polo player (1952, 1956).[44]
- Wilhelm Rudolf Mann, 97, German factory manager for IG Farben and Bayer during World War II.
- Enrico Mollo, 78, Italian racing cyclist.[45]
- Helmut Reichmann, 50-51, German world champion glider pilot, mid-air collision.[46]
- Luis Usoz, 59, Spanish field hockey player.
- Giorgos Zampetas, 67, Greek musician, bone cancer.
11[edit]
- László Benedek, 87, Hungarian-American film director (The Wild One, Death of a Salesman, Port of New York).[47]
- Richard Brooks, 79, American film director and screenwriter (Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Blackboard Jungle, Elmer Gantry), Oscar winner (1961), heart failure.[48]
- David Carroll, 41, American actor (Grand Hotel), pulmonary embolism.[49]
- Liu Geping, 87, Chinese communist revolutionary and politician.
- Norm Hall, 65, American racecar driver.
- Anton Ingolič, 85, Slovenian novelist.
- Lily May Perry, 97, Canadian-American botanist.
- Eddie Sadowski, 77, American basketball player.
- Joaquín Satrústegui, 82, Spanish politician.
12[edit]
- Girolamo Bortignon, 86, Italian prelate of the Roman Catholic Church.
- Max Catto, 84, English playwright and novelist.[50]
- Aleksandyr Christow, 87, Bulgarian football player.
- Harold Hobson, 87, English theatre critic.[51]
- Elgiz Karimov, 21, Azerbaijani soldier and war hero, killed in action.
- Hans G. Kresse, 70, Dutch cartoonist (Eric de Noorman).[52]
- Heinz Kühn, 80, German politician.
- Lucy M. Lewis, 94, Native American potter.[53]
- Salvatore Lima, 64, Italian politician and mafioso, murdered.
- Phyllis Stanley, 77, British actress.
- Aino Talvi, 83, Estonian actress and singer.
13[edit]
- Frieda Fronmüller, 90, German lutheran church musician and composer.
- Adolfo Odnoposoff, 75, Argentine cellist.[54]
- Irmã Dulce Pontes, 77, Brazilian Roman Catholic nun and philanthropist.
- Osvaldo Reig, 62, Argentine biologist and paleontologist.[55]
- Donald W. Riegle, Sr., 74, American politician.
14[edit]
- Bill Allum, 75, Canadian ice hockey player and coach.[56]
- Teymur Elchin, 67, Azerbaijani poet and publicist.
- Ralph James, 67, American voice actor (Mork & Mindy, Spider-Man, The Plastic Man Comedy/Adventure Show).
- Glenn Liebhardt, 81, American baseball player.[57]
- Steven Brian Pennell, 34, American convicted serial killer, execution by lethal injection.
- Jean Poiret, 65, French actor and playwright, heart attack.[58]
- Barry Roseborough, 59, Canadian football player.
- Alvin Schwartz, 64, American author and journalist, lymphoma.[59]
- Arthur Studenroth, 92, American Olympic cross country runner (1924).
- Elfrida Vipont, 89, English writer of children's literature.[60]
15[edit]
- Pietro Bucalossi, 86, Italian physician and politician.
- Helen Deutsch, 85, American screenwriter.[61]
- Allan Dick, 76, New Zealand politician.
- Sergio Guerri, 86, Italian cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church.
- Deane Montgomery, 82, American mathematician specializing in topology.[62]
- Rahi Masoom Raza, 64, Indian poet and writer and Bollywood lyricist.
- Jaap van der Vecht, 85, Dutch entomologist and academic.[63]
16[edit]
- Jean Denis, 89, Belgian politician and writer.
- Ron Howell, 56, Canadian football player.
- Roger Lemelin, 72, Canadian writer, lung cancer.[64]
- Wang Renzhong, 75, Chinese political leader.
- Yves Rocard, 88, French nuclear physicist.[65]
- Pyotr Shcherbakov, 62, Soviet film and theater actor.
- Joschi Walter, 66, Austrian football player.
17[edit]
- Jack Arnold, 75, American film director (Creature from the Black Lagoon, The Incredible Shrinking Man, It Came from Outer Space), arteriosclerosis.[66]
- Aat de Roos, 72, Dutch Olympic field hockey player (1936).[67]
- Manuel Ferreira, 74, Portuguese writer.[68]
- Gøril Havrevold, 77, Norwegian stage and film actress.
- Franklin R. Levy, 43, American film producer (Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey, My Stepmother Is an Alien, Nighthawks), pulmonary embolism.
- Monika Mann, 81, German author.[69]
- László Orczán, 80, Hungarian Olympic cyclist (1936).[70]
- Grace Stafford, 88, American actress (voice of Woody Woodpecker), spinal cancer
18[edit]
- Arnold Diamond, 76, English actor, traffic collision.
- Harry Hubbick, 81, English football player.[71]
- Jack Kelsey, 62, Welsh football goalkeeper.[72]
- Mario Landi, 71, Italian director.[73]
- Antonio Molina, 64, Spanish flamenco dancer, singer and actor.[74]
19[edit]
- Cesare Danova, 66, Italian actor (Mean Streets, Cleopatra, Animal House), heart attack.[75]
- Franziska Donner, 91, First Lady of South Korea as wife of president Syngman Rhee.[76]
- Wayne Dumont, 77, American politician.
- Michael Aloysius Feighan, 87, American politician.[77]
- Oscar Gugen, 82, British diver.
- Marilyn Moore, 60, American jazz singer.
- Ed Prentiss, 83, American radio actor.
20[edit]
- George Whelan Anderson, Jr., 85, American admiral and diplomat.[78]
- Lina Bo Bardi, 77, Italian-Brazilian architect.[79]
- Georges Delerue, 67, French film composer (A Little Romance, Platoon, Julia), Oscar winner (1980), heart attack.[80]
- Ioannis Kakridis, 90, Greek classical scholar.
- Armando Testa, 74, Italian graphic designer, cartoonist, animator and painter.
21[edit]
- Safiyar Behbudov, 24, Azerbaijani officer and war hero, killed in action.
- John Ireland, 78, Canadian actor (All the King's Men, Spartacus, Gunfight at the O.K. Corral), leukemia.[81]
- René König, 85, German sociologist.[82]
- John C. Sheehan, 76, American organic chemist.[83]
- Natalie Sleeth, 61, American composer, cancer.[84]
22[edit]
- Joe Cantada, 50, Filipino sportscaster, lung cancer.
- Gruffydd Evans, Baron Evans of Claughton, 64, British solicitor and politician.
- Arthur Cronquist, 73, American biologist and botanist.[85]
- Androkli Kostallari, 69, Albanian linguist and scholar.[86]
- Melissa Stribling, 65, Scottish actress (Dracula, The League of Gentlemen, Compact).
23[edit]
- Jane Bernigau, 83, German SS Oberaufseherin before and during World War II
- Gurdial Singh Dhillon, 76, Indian politician from the Indian National Congress party.
- Friedrich Hayek, 92, Austrian economist, Nobel Prize recipient (1974).[87]
- Ron Lapointe, 42, Canadian ice hockey coach, kidney cancer.[88]
24[edit]
- Ryszard Białous, 77, Polish military figure.
- James K. Dressel, 48, American politician, AIDS.
- Albert Murray, 85, American painter.[89]
- François Vallier, 91, French cross-country skier and Olympian.[90]
- Naig Yusifov, 22, Azerbaijani soldier, killed in battle.
25[edit]
- Howard Christie, 79, American film producer.
- William Hoyt, 54, American politician, heart attack.[91]
- Jahangir Jahangirov, 70, Soviet and Azerbaijani composer, conductor and choirmaster.[92]
- Tahia Kazem, 72, First Lady of Egypt as wife of president Gamal Abdel Nasser.
- William Sears, 80, American writer and television and radio personality.[93]
- Florence van Straten, 78, American atmospheric scientist, cancer.
- Nancy Walker, 69, American actress (Rhoda, McMillan & Wife, True Colors), lung cancer.[94]
- Phillip Wilson, 50, American blues and jazz drummer, murdered.
26[edit]
- Bruno Cassinari, 79, Italian painter and sculptor.[95]
- Elwood Driver, 70, American aviator.[96]
- Barbara Frum, 54, Canadian journalist, leukemia.[97]
- Nan Gindele, 81, American athlete and Olympian.[98]
- Arthur Lees, 84, English golfer.
- Rihei Sano, 79, Japanese football player.[99]
27[edit]
- Gordon Adam, 76, American rower and Olympic champion.[100]
- Easley Blackwood, 88, American bridge player.[101]
- Anita Colby, 77, American actress.[102]
- Gerry Duggan, 81, Irish-Australian actor.
- Lang Hancock, 82, Australian iron ore magnate.[103]
- Tom Kahn, 53, American trade union leader and civil right activist, AIDS.[104]
- Leueen MacGrath, 77, English actress, complications from a stroke.[105]
- Prem Nawas, 60, Indian actor and producer, train accident.
- Harald Sæverud, 94, Norwegian composer.[106]
- James E. Webb, 85, American federal official, Administrator of NASA (1961–1968), heart attack.[107]
28[edit]
- Ernie Caddel, 81, American gridiron football player.[108]
- Janne Furch, 76, German screenwriter.
- Elisabeth Granneman, 61, Norwegian singer, songwriter, children's writer and actress.
- Hari Ram Gupta, 90, Indian historian.
- Wendell Mayes, 72, American screenwriter (Anatomy of a Murder, Von Ryan's Express, Death Wish), cancer.[109]
- Blackie Pitt, 67, American NASCAR racing driver, cancer.
- Nikolaos Platon, 83, Greek archaeologist.[110]
- Maurice Teynac, 76, French actor.[111]
- Willard Tibbetts, 89, American Olympic runner (1924).[112]
29[edit]
- Christopher Hawkes, 86, English archaeologist.
- William L. Hendricks, 87, United States Marine Corps officer and film producer.
- Paul Henreid, 84, Austrian-American actor (Casablanca, Now, Voyager, Joan of Paris), complications from a stroke.[113]
- Fərhad Qəmbər oğlu Hümbətov, 23, Azerbaijani soldier and war hero, killed in action.
- Archie Marshek, 90, American film editor.
- John Spencer, 8th Earl Spencer, 68, English peer, courtier, and father of Diana, Princess of Wales, heart attack.[114]
- Cecil F. White, 91, American farmer and politician.
- Eberhard Wächter, 62, Austrian baritone, heart attack.[115]
- Bashir Hussain Zaidi, 93, Indian politician.
30[edit]
- Spirydion Albański, 84, Polish footballer.
- Manolis Andronikos, 72, Greek archaeologist.[116]
- Luigi De Laurentiis, 75, Italian film producer.
- Amédée Fournier, 80, French road bicycle racer.[117]
- Bert Grund, 72, German composer.[118]
- Gerhard Gustmann, 81, German Olympic rower (1936).[119]
- Harold LeVander, 81, American attorney and politician.[120]
- Winnie Shaw, 45, Scottish tennis player, brain cancer.
31[edit]
- Pam Buchanan, 55, Australian politician.
- Alfredo de Angelis, 79, Argentinian musician.
- N. R. Pillai, 93, Indian civil servant.
- Doug Roby, 94, American football player and Olympic Games official.[121]
- Zenon Różycki, 78, Polish basketball player.[122]
- Ken Silvestri, 75, American baseball player, coach and manager.[123]
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