Deaths in April 1987

The following is a list of notable deaths in April 1987.

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.

April 1987

1

• Henri Cochet, 85, French tennis player, world number one player.[1]
• Victor D'Amico, 82, American teaching artist, Director of the Department of Education of the Museum of Modern Art.[2]
• James Edward Doyle, 71, American lawyer, United States district judge.[3]
• Vladimir Popov, 56, Soviet animator and art director.

2

• Tommy Davis, 52, American NFL footballer (San Francisco 49ers), lung cancer.[4]
• Trevor Hockey, 43, British footballer and Welsh international (Birmingham City, Wales), heart attack.[5]
• Eleanor Leacock, 64, American anthropologist and social theorist, stroke.[6]
• Larry Marley, 41–42, Irish member of the IRA, shot.[7]
• Wang Renmei, 72, Chinese actress and singer, cerebral hemorrhage.
• Buddy Rich, 69, American jazz drummer, songwriter and bandleader, cardiac failure[8]
• Harry Watt, 80, Scottish documentary and feature film director (The Siege of Pinchgut).[9]
• Kansuke Yamamoto, 73, Japanese photographer and poet.[10]

3

• Robert Dalban, 83, French actor.
• Anne Grey, 80, English actress.
• Tom Sestak, 51, American AFL footballer (Buffalo Bills), heart attack.[11]

4

• Agyeya, 76, Indian poet, novelist and revolutionary.[12]
• C. L. Moore, 76, American science fiction and fantasy writer.[13]
• Michael Redstone, 84, American entrepreneur, founder of the Northeast Theater Corporation.[14]
• Osman Saleh Sabbe, 54–55, Eritrean-born writer and political activist.
• Le Tari, 40, American film and television actor, heart attack.
• Chögyam Trungpa, 48, Tibetan Buddhist meditation master, cardiac arrest.[15]

5

• Jack Howe, 71, English international footballer (Derby County, England).[16]
• Leabua Jonathan, 72, Prime Minister of Lesotho, heart attack.[17]
• Jan Lindblad, 54, Swedish naturalist, writer and film maker, kidney failure.
• Tsuneko Nakazato, 77, Japanese novelist, colon cancer.
• Jim White, 67, American NFL footballer (New York Giants).[18]

6

• Vicente Cañas, 47, Spanish Christian missionary, assassinated.
• James G. Donovan, 88, American lawyer and politician, member of U.S. House of Representatives.[19]
• Jean-Baptiste Doumeng, 67, French businessman and communist politician.[20]
• Henry Lucien de Vries, 77, Surinamese politician and entrepreneur, Governor General of Suriname.

7

• Terry Carr, 50, American science fiction fan, author and editor, heart failure.
• Will Hindle, 57, American filmmaker of personal 16mm movies, heart attack.[21]
• Charles Hope, 75, British peer and businessman, director of Eagle Star Insurance.[22]
• John Lehmann, 79, English publisher and poet.[23]
• Nick De Noia, 45, American director, screenwriter and choreographer, murdered.[24]
• Noel F. Parrish, 77, American brigadier general in the U.S. Air Force, cardiac arrest.[25]
• Paul Peek, 82, American attorney and politician, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California.[26]
• Walter H. Reynolds, 86, American politician, mayor of Providence, Rhode Island.[27]
• Maxine Sullivan, 75, American jazz vocalist, seizure.[28]

8

• Tommy Abbott, 52, American actor, dancer and choreographer (West Side Story).[29]
• Terry Allen, 62, English flyweight boxer and World Champion.
• Anni Frind, 87, German lyric soprano.[30]
• Andrei Getman, 83, Soviet military commander, Red Army general.[31]
• Kevin McNamara, 60, Irish Catholic academic, Archbishop of Dublin, cancer.[32]
• Ervin Nyiregyházi, 84, Hungarian-born American pianist and composer, colon cancer.[33]

9

• James Leroy Bondsteel, 39, American soldier in the U.S. Army, Medal of Honor recipient.[34]
• James Bush, 79, American actor.
• Al Dodd, 41, American NFL footballer (New Orleans Saints).[35]
• Emil M. Mrak, 85, American food scientist and microbiologist, chancellor of the University of California, Davis, heart attack.[36]

10

• Horst Dassler, 51, German businessman, chairman of Adidas, cancer.[37]
• Birgit Dressel, 26. West German heptathlete and Olympian, organ failure.[38]
• Berta Drews, 85, German actress.

11

• Carleton F. Bryant, 94, American Vice Admiral in the U.S. Navy.[39]
• Erskine Caldwell, 83, American novelist and short story writer (Tobacco Road), emphysema and lung cancer.[40]
• Netania Davrath, 55, Ukrainian-born Israeli soprano opera and concert singer.
• Rudolf Krause, 80, East German racing driver.
• Primo Levi, 67, Italian chemist, writer and Jewish Holocaust survivor, suicide.[41]
• Frederick Joseph Loftus-Tottenham, 88, Irish-born general in the British Indian Army.[42]
• Kent Taylor, 79, American film and television actor.[43]
• Hédi Váradi, 57, Hungarian actress.

12

• Mike Von Erich, (Michael Adkisson), 23, American professional wrestler, suicide.[44]
• René Hardy, 76, French citizen, member of the French Resistance during World War II.[45]
• Akram Pahalwan, 57, Pakistani wrestler.[46]
• Hertha von Walther, 83, German film actress.[47]

13

• Dennis Allen, 35, Australian drug dealer, accused murderer, heart failure.[48]
• Herbert Blumer, 87, American sociologist and NFL footballer (Chicago Cardinals).[49]
• Joe Colquhoun, 60, British comics artist (Charley's War), heart attack.
• Simha Flapan, 76, Israeli historian and politician.[50]
• Gerry McAloon, 70, Scottish footballer (Brentford), hypothermia.
• Guido Sala, 58, Italian Grand Prix motorcycle road racer and world champion kart racer.

14

• Brian Carlson, 54, Australian international rugby league footballer (North Sydney, Australia).[51]
• Karl Höller, 79, German composer.
• Julius Sumner Miller, 77, American physicist and television personality, leukemia.[52]

15

• Orland K. Armstrong, 93, American journalist and politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives.[53]
• Hans-Joachim Born, 77, German radiochemist.
• Rachel Burrows, 74, Irish actress and broadcaster.[54]
• Mickey Finn, 35, Irish fiddler.[55]
• Peter Benjamin Graham, 61, Australian visual artist, printer and art theorist.
• Louis R. Lowery, 70, American U.S. Marine Corps officer and combat photographer, aplastic anemia.[56]
• Press Maravich, 71, American college and professional basketball coach, prostate cancer.[57]
• Masatoshi Nakayama, 74, Japanese karate master.
• Samuel Rothschild, 87, Canadian NHL ice hockey player (Montreal Maroons).[58]

16

• Charlotte Curtis, 58, American journalist, columnist and editor at The New York Times, cancer.[59]
• Fateh Muhammad Panipati, 82, Pakistani Islamic scholar.
• Bikash Roy, 70, Indian actor and filmmaker.
• Juan Evangelista Venegas, 58, Puerto Rican boxer and Olympic medalist, fall.[60]

17

• Carlton Barrett, 36, Jamaican reggae drummer, murdered.[61]
• Arthur Delaney, 59, English painter.[62]
• Cecil Harmsworth King, 86, English chairman of International Publishing Corporation, director of the Bank of England.[63]
• Hena Rodríguez, 81, Colombian painter, educator, and first female Colombian sculptor.[64]
• Dick Shawn, 63, American actor and comedian, heart attack.[65]
• Willi Smith, 39, American fashion designer, pneumonia.[66]
• Cornelius Van Til, 91, Dutch-born American Christian philosopher.[67]

18

• Eduardo Alcaraz, 72, Chilean-Mexican actor.
• Carlos Baker, 77, American writer, biographer and professor of literature.[68]
• Heinie Beau, 76, American jazz composer, saxophonist and clarinetist, cancer.[69]
• Kenneth Cook, 57, Australian journalist, television documentary maker and novelist (Wake in Fright), heart attack.[70]
• Hugh B. Cott, 86, British zoologist.[71]
• Vincent Hanley, 33, Irish radio DJ and television presenter, AIDS.[72]
• Jim Langton, 69, Irish hurler.[73]
• Joe Robb, 50, American NFL footballer (St. Louis Cardinals).[74]

19

• Hugh Brannum, 77, American vocalist, composer and actor, cancer.[75]
• Milt Kahl, 78, American animator for the Disney Studio, pneumonia.[76]
• David G. Mandelbaum, 75, American anthropologist, cancer.[77]
• Maxwell D. Taylor, 85, American army general and diplomat, Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff, ambassador to South Vietnam.[78]
• Antony Tudor, 79, English dancer and choreographer, founded London Ballet, heart attack.[79]

20

• Nicholas Acquavella, 88, American art dealer and gallerist, founder of Acquavella Galleries.[80]
• Con Cremin, 78, Irish diplomat, U.N. representative.[81]

21

• Joseph Alcazar, 77, Spanish-born French international footballer (Marseille, France).[82]
• Gustav Bergmann, 80, Austrian-born American philosopher.[83]
• Wenike Opurum Briggs, 69, Nigerian lawyer, journalist and politician.
• Edith Green, 77, American politician, member of U.S. House of Representatives, cancer.[84]
• Moosa AbdulRahman Hassan, Omani businessman, tribal leader and landlord.
• Haruyasu Nakajima, 77, Japanese baseballer (Yomiuri Giants).[85]
• Hildrus Poindexter, 85, American bacteriologist (tropical diseases).[86]

22

• Irving Ashby, 66, American jazz guitarist, heart attack.[87]
• Margaret Ponce Israel, 57, American painter and ceramicist, traffic accident.[88]
• Masumi Mitsui, 99, Japanese-born Canadian World War I veteran.[89]
• J. Edwin Orr, 75, Irish-born American Baptist minister, professor and author.[90]

24

• Josephine Bell, 89, English physician and writer.[91]
• Larry Bethea, 30, American NFL footballer (Dallas Cowboys), suicide.[92]
• Henry Murdoch, 66, Aboriginal Australian actor and stockman.[93]
• Pablo Acosta Villarreal, 50, Mexican narcotics smuggler and crime boss, gunned down by Mexican Federal Police.[94]
• Berhanu Zerihun, 53–54, Ethiopian writer and journalist.[95]

25

• Blas Roca Calderio, 78, Cuban politician and Marxist theorist, President of the National Assembly of People's Power.[96]
• Pētõr Damberg, 78, Latvian Livonian linguist and poet.
• Maurice Gibson, 73, Northern Irish High Court judge, car bomb.[97]
• Charlotte May Pierstorff, 78, American girl who was shipped alive through the U.S. postal system by parcel post.

26

• Bill Amos, 88, American college football player and coach.
• Oliver J. Flanagan, 66, Irish Fine Gael politician, Minister for Defence.[98]
• Archie M. Gubbrud, 76, American politician, Governor of South Dakota, lung cancer.[99]
• Frederick N. Howser, 82, American politician, Attorney General of California.[100]
• Dudley Mason, 85, British master of the tanker SS Ohio in World War II, George Cross recipient.[101]
• John Silkin, 64, British politician and solicitor, Shadow Leader of the House of Commons.[102]
• Frank Szymanski, 63, American NFL footballer (Philadelphia Eagles).[103]
• Amelita Ward, 63, American film actress.

27

• John Burrows, 73, American Major League baseballer (Chicago Cubs), house fire.[104]
• Attila Hörbiger, 91, Austrian stage and movie actor, stroke.[105]
• Alice Nāmakelua, 94, Hawaiian composer and performer.[106]

28

• Hannelore Baron, 60, German-born American artist, cancer.[107]
• Xavier Fourcade, 60, French-born American contemporary art dealer, pneumonia.[108]
• Paidi Lakshmayya, 83, Indian actor, writer and politician, member of parliament.
• William Marchant, appr. 38, Northern Irish loyalist, shot by IRA gunmen.[109]
• Emil Staiger, 79, Swiss historian, writer and professor of German studies.[110]

29

• Héctor Carmona, 61, Chilean modern pentathlete and Olympian.[111]
• Gus Johnson, 48, American NBA basketballer (Baltimore Bullets), brain cancer.[112]
• Helmut Laux, 70, Nazi German photographer.
• Philip Lombardo, 78, American boss of the Genovese crime family.
• Russ Saunders, 81, American NFL footballer (Green Bay Packers).[113]
• Thomas Trenchard, 63, British hereditary peer, Minister of State for Defence Procurement.
• Zachari Zachariev, 83, Bulgarian military pilot and commander.

30

• Marc Aaronson, 36, American astronomer, observatory accident.[114]
• Hugh Dempster, 86, British theatre and film actor, heart failure.[115]

Unknown date

• Arthur Lane, 76, British actor.

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