Deaths in May 1987

The following is a list of notable deaths in May 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.

May 1987

1

• Paul Geidel, 93, American murderer, second longest serving U.S. prison inmate.
• Bobo Holloman, 64, American Major League baseballer (St. Louis Browns), heart attack.[1]
• Antonio Borja Won Pat, 78, Guam politician, Guam's Delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives, heart attack.[2]
• Dick Surhoff, 57, American NBA basketballer (New York Knicks).[3]
• James W. Sutherland, 69, American U.S. Army general.[4]
• Fujio Yoshida, 99, Japanese artist.

2

• Karl Davis, 25, American fashion designer, pneumonia.[5]
• Michael Gover, 73, English actor (Survivors).
• John E. Kerrigan, 78, American politician, acting Mayor of Boston, Governor of Massachusetts, cardiac arrest.[6]
• Harold K. Schneider, 61–62, American economic anthropologist, complications from surgery.[7]

3

• Joyce Coad, 70, American child actress.
• Roberto Concepcion, 83, Filipino lawyer, Chief Justice of the Philippines.
• Dalida, 54, Egyptian-born French singer and actress (Bambino, Gondolier), suicide.[8]
• Viola Grosvenor, 74, British aristocrat, Duchess of Westminster, car accident.[9]
• Dick Kelsey, 82, American animation art director, theme park designer and illustrator of children's books.

4

• Paul Butterfield, 44, American blues harmonica player, singer and bandleader, overdose.[10]
• Cathryn Damon, 56, American actress (Soap), ovarian cancer.[11]
• Paul Groesse, 81, Hungarian-born American Academy Award–winning art director, pneumonia.[12]
• Khalilullah Khalili, 79, Afghan poet, historian and diplomat.[13]
• Konstanty Jeleński, 65, Polish essayist.[14]
• Tomohiro Kojiri, 29, Japanese journalist for newspaper Asahi Shimbun, murdered.[15]
• Wilbur Little, 59, American jazz bassist.
• Michael Minor, 46, American illustrator, art director on Star Trek movies.

5

• Sir Hugh Fraser, 50, British chairman of the House of Fraser, Harrods, and Whyte & Mackay, cancer.[16]
• Herbert Hasler, 73, British officer in the Royal Marines and yachtsman.[17]
• Allen Jones, 46, American record producer and songwriter ("Hard to Handle"), heart attack.[18]
• Robert Stanford Tuck, 70, British fighter pilot and flying ace in the Royal Air Force.[19]
• Phil Woolpert, 71, American college basketball coach, lung cancer.[20]

6

• William J. Casey, 74, American CIA director, brain tumour.[21]
• Muhammadullah Hafezzi, 91–92, Bangladeshi politician and Islamic leader.
• Karel Plicka, 92, Czechoslovakian photographer, film director and cinematographer.
• David Weitzman, 88, British politician.[22]

7

• Boom-Boom Beck, 82, American Major League baseballer (Philadelphia Phillies).[23]
• Colin Blakely, 56, Northern Irish actor (Murder on the Orient Express, A Man for All Seasons), leukaemia.[24]
• Stewart McKinney, 56, American politician, member of U.S. House of Representatives, pneumonia (AIDS).[25]
• Paul Popham, 45, American gay rights activist, AIDS.[26]
• Dudley Ryder, 94, British hereditary peer, member of the House of Lords.[27]
• Karl Schuke, 80, German organ builder.

8

• Marjorie Barnard, 89, Australian novelist and historian.[28]
• Sidney Cohen, 76, American psychiatrist, professor of medicine and author, heart failure.[29]
• Alberta Gay, 74, American mother of Marvin and Frankie Gaye, bone cancer.[30]
• Sir James Plimsoll, 70, Australian diplomat, Governor of Tasmania, ambassador to the U.S.A., heart attack.[31]
• Doris Stokes, 67, British "spiritualist", "medium" and author, brain cancer.[32]
• Carl Tchilinghiryan, 77, German businessman, co-founder of coffee house Tchibo.
• Members of the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA) killed during the Loughgall ambush:[33]
  • Declan Arthurs, 21, Northern Irish IRA member, shot.
  • Patrick Joseph Kelly, 30, Northern Irish IRA commander, shot.
  • Jim Lynagh, 31, Northern Irish IRA member, shot.
  • Pádraig McKearney, 32, Northern Irish IRA member, shot.

9

• Obafemi Awolowo, 78, Nigerian nationalist and statesman, Premier of Western Nigeria.[34]
• Jimmy Kruger, 69, South African lawyer and politician, President of the Senate.[35]
• Noel Murless, 77, English racehorse trainer.[36]
• John M. Schiff, 82, American investment banker, partner in Kuhn, Loeb & Co., national president of the Boy Scouts of America.[37]

10

• Sadamichi Hirasawa, 95, Japanese tempera painter, convicted of mass poisoning, pneumonia.[38]
• Nicolette Macnamara, 76, British artist and author.[39]
• Wilhelm Strienz, 86, German bass operatic singer.

11

• James Jesus Angleton, 69, American intelligence operative and C.I.A chief, cancer.[40]

12

• Victor Feldman, 53, English jazz musician, heart attack.[41]
• Chinn Ho, 83, Hawaiian entrepreneur and businessman, owner of Honolulu Star-Bulletin, heart failure.[42]
• Ion Pistol, 40, Romanian convicted murderer, executed.
• Nora Rubashova, 78, Belarusian Catholic nun.[43]
• Robert Trimbole, 56, Australian businessman, drug baron and organized crime figure, heart attack.[44]
• Michel Van Wijnendaele, 27–28, Belgian mass murderer, suicide.[45]

13

• Signe Amundsen, 87, Norwegian soprano.
• F. R. Crawley, 75, Canadian film producer, cinematographer and director.
• Richard Ellmann, 69, American literary critic and biographer of Irish writers, motor neurone disease.[46]
• Phil Moore, 69, American jazz pianist and bandleader, heart attack.[47]
• Ismael Rivera, 55, Puerto Rican composer and salsa singer, heart attack.
• Forbes Robinson, 60, British bass.
• Elly Winter, 88, German communist and political activist.

14

• Tsai Chen-chou, 40, Taiwanese politician and businessman, liver disease.
• Kris Derrig, 33, American luthier and musician, cancer.
• Rita Hayworth, 68, American actress and dancer (Gilda), complications from Alzheimer's disease.[48]
• Jānis Lipke, 87, Latvian rescuer of Jews in World War II.[49]
• Luke Sewell, 86, American Major league baseballer (Cleveland Indians).[50]
• Elizabeth Zarubina, 87, Soviet spy, traffic accident.
• Vitomil Zupan, 73, Austro-Hungarian–born Slovene writer.

15

• Wynne Gibson, 88, American actress, cerebral thrombosis.[51]
• Raynor Johnson, 86, English-born Australian parapsychologist, physicist and author.[52]
• Kalyanakit Kitiyakara, 57, Thai cardiothoracic surgeon.[53]
• Máire MacNeill, 82, Irish journalist, folklorist and translator.[54]
• Barry Mannakee, 39, British police officer with Royal Protection Squad, bodyguard to Diana, Princess of Wales, traffic accident.[55]
• L. G. Pine, 79, British writer, lecturer and researcher.
• Lionel Van Praag, 78, Australian motorcycle speedway champion.[56]

16

• Lionel Cooper, 65, Australian international rugby league footballer (Huddersfield, Australia).[57]
• Frank Mayborn, 83, American newspapers editor, publisher and broadcaster.[58]
• Ronnie Shakes, 40, American stand up comedian, heart attack.
• Michael Wood, 69, British medical doctor, cancer.[59]

17

• Wilbur J. Cohen, 73, American social scientist and civil servant, U.S. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare.[60]
• Gunnar Myrdal, 88, Swedish economist, Nobel laureate in Economic Sciences.[61]
• Dudley C. Sharp, 82, American Secretary of the Air Force, cancer.[62]

18

• Mahdi Amel, 51, Lebanese Marxist philosopher and militant, assassinated.
• Heðin Brú, 86, Faroese novelist and translator.[63]
• Hossein Fardoust, 70, Iranian military officer, deputy head of SAVAK, heart attack.[64]
• Santo Mazzarino, 71, Italian historian.

19

• James Everett Chase, 73, American politician, Mayor of Spokane, cancer.[65]
• Hamid Reza Chitgar, 38, Iranian communist politician, exiled to France, assassinated.
• Deepak Dhawan, 32, Indian political activist, member of the Communist Party of India, murdered.
• Almerigo Grilz, 34, Italian politician and independent war correspondent, killed in war zone.[66]
• Huntington D. Sheldon, 84, American C.I.A. director of Current Intelligence, murdered.[67]
• Stanisław Szukalski, 93, Polish-American sculptor and painter.[68]
• James Tiptree, Jr., (Alice Bradley Sheldon), 71, American science fiction and fantasy author, suicide.[69]

20

• William Creighton, 77, American Anglican bishop, heart attack.[70]
• Harvey Goldberg, 65, American historian and political activist, liver cancer.[71]
• Herbert Jacobs, 84, American journalist for the Milwaukee Journal, professor of journalism, cancer.[72]
• Ganpatrao Jadhav, 79, Indian freedom activist, journalist and writer.
• Edward Earl Johnson, 26, American convicted murderer, executed.[73]
• Elmer Ray, 76, American heavyweight boxer.
• George Shibata, 60, American military officer, attorney and actor.[74]
• Ma Sicong, 75, Chinese violinist and composer, died during heart operation.[75]
• Colston Warne, 86, American professor of economics.[76]

21

• Archie Carr, 77, American herpetologist and ecologist, professor of zoology, cancer.[77]
• Finis Alonzo Crutchfield Jr., 70, American clergyman and bishop (United Methodist Church), AIDS.[78]
• Alejandro Rey, 57, Argentinian-American actor and television director, lung cancer.[79]

22

• Paddy Belton, 60, Irish politician, Lord Mayor of Dublin.[80]
• Thornton Freeland, 89, American film director.
• Heinrich Mückter, 72, German medical doctor and pharmacologist, developed thalidomide.[81]
• Keidrych Rhys, 71, Welsh literary journalist, editor and poet, editor of periodical Wales.[82]

24

• Alan Samuel Butler, 88, British aviator, chairman of De Havilland Aircraft Company.
• James J. Delaney, 86, American politician, chair of the House Rules Committee.[83]
• Hermione Gingold, 89, English actress, heart problems complicated by pneumonia.[84]
• Siegmund Klein, 85, German-born American bodybuilder and magazine publisher, cancer.[85]
• Lajos Ligeti, 64, Hungarian orientalist and philologist.[86]
• Thomas Burdett Money-Coutts, 85, English peer.
• Eugen Relgis, 92, Romanian writer and pacifist philosopher.

25

• Charley Brock, 71, American NFL footballer (Green Bay Packers).[87]
• Winthrop G. Brown, 79, American lawyer and diplomat, U.S. Ambassador to Korea and Laos.[88]
• Hugh Lester Campbell, 78, Canadian air marshal in the Royal Canadian Air Force and politician.[89]
• Peter Coe, 58, English director and actor, car accident.[90]
• Peter Gerald Charles Dickens, 70, English Royal Navy officer during World War II.[91]
• Hermann Glöckner, 98, German painter and sculptor.
• William Kelly Harrison Jr., 91, American U.S. Army general.[92]
• Don Sidle, 40, American ABA basketballer (Miami Floridians).[93]
• Paweł Tuchlin, 41, Polish serial killer, hanged.

26

• Rose Chan, 62, Chinese-born Malaysian cabaret dancer.
• Alvin Duke Chandler, 84, American Navy officer, president of the College of William & Mary.[94]
• Paul Rimstead, 51–52, Canadian journalist (Toronto Sun), hemorrhage.[95]
• Arthur M. Sackler, 73, American psychiatrist and marketer of pharmaceuticals, heart attack.[96]
• Robert Wilkins, 91, American country blues guitarist and vocalist.
• Ajita Wilson, 37, American transgender actress, brain hemorrhage.

27

• Alvin C. Eurich, 84, American educator, president of the State University of New York.[97]
• Colin McCahon, 67, New Zealand artist.[98]
• John Howard Northrop, 95, American biochemist, Nobel laureate in Chemistry, suicide.[99]
• Richard Bruce Nugent, 80, American writer and painter.[100]
• Fatemeh Pahlavi, 58, Iranian royal, cancer.[101]

28

• Léon Lambert, 58, Belgian banker and art collector, AIDS.[102]
• Charles Ludlam, 44, American actor, director and playwright, pneumonia (AIDS).[103]
• Arthur Matsu, 83, American NFL footballer (Dayton Triangles) and coach.[104]

29

• Jean Delay, 79, French psychiatrist, neurologist and writer.[105]
• Vettam Mani, 65, Indian scholar and writer.
• Charan Singh, 84, Prime Minister of India, cardiovascular collapse.[106]
• Phyllis Tate, 76, English composer.

30

• Frank Carlson, 94, American politician, member of U.S. House of Representatives and Senate.[107]
• Eliot Hodgkin, 81, English painter.
• Miyuki Ishikawa, 90, Japanese midwife, real estate agent and serial killer.
• Honorino Landa, 44, Chilean international footballer (Unión Española, Chile), cancer.[108]
• Frank Licht, 71, American politician, Governor of Rhode Island, cancer.[109]
• Hallam L. Movius, 79, American archaeologist.[110]
• Turk Murphy, 71, American trombonist and bandleader, bone cancer.[111]
• Norman Nicholson, 73, English poet.[112]
• Hilde Weissner, 77, German actress.

31

• John Abraham, 49, Indian filmmaker, short story writer and screenwriter, complications from a fall.
• Jerry Adair, 50, American Major League baseballer (Baltimore Orioles), liver cancer.[113]
• Hubert Raymond Allen, 68, British Royal Air Force officer.[114]
• Charles Drew, 70, British cardiothoracic surgeon, throat cancer.[115]
• Wilbur Evans, 81, American actor and singer.[116]
• Gertrude Jones Hawk, 83–84, American candy maker and entrepreneur (Gertrude Hawk Chocolates).
• Kolbein Lauring, 72, Norwegian resistance member during World War II.[117]
• Dorothy Patrick, 65, Canadian-born American film actress (Till the Clouds Roll By), heart attack.[118]
• Roy Winsor, 75, American soap opera writer, producer and mystery novelist (Search for Tomorrow, Love of Life), heart attack.[119]

Unknown date

• Sunny Harnett, 63, American model and actress, injuries sustained in a fire.
• Dev Raj Singh Thakur, Indian Air Force warrant officer, killed the killer of Mahatma Gandhi.[120]

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