The following is a list of notable deaths in June 1991.
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.
June 1991
1
- Gordon Jackson, 67, Australian businessman.[1]
- David Ruffin, 50, American singer (The Temptations), crack cocaine overdose.[2]
- Árpád Soós, 78, Hungarian zoologist, entomologist and museologist.[3]
- Toshio Usami, 83, Japanese field hockey player.[4]
2
- Ahmed Arif, 64, Turkish-Kurdish poet, heart attack.
- John Coughlan, 56, Australian politician.[5]
- Richard Meikle, 61, Australian actor.
- Vincent Miceli, 76, American Catholic priest, theologian, and philosopher.
- Robert Russell Newton, 72, American physicist, astronomer, and historian of science.
- Joyce Treiman, 69, American painter.[6]
3
- Margit Anna, 77, Hungarian painter.[7]
- Brian Bevan, 66, Australian rugby player.
- Vince Colletta, 67, American comic book artist (Fantastic Four, Thor, Wonder Woman).[8]
- Raffaele Costantino, 83, Italian footballer.[9]
- Harry Glicken, 33, American volcanologist, pyroclastic flow.
- Katia Krafft, 49, French volcanologist, pyroclastic flow.
- Maurice Krafft, 45, French volcanologist, pyroclastic flow.
- Dinesh Goswami, 56, Indian politician.[10]
- Osmo Kaila, 75, Finnish chess master.[11]
- Eva Le Gallienne, 92, English-American actress.[12]
- Andy Milligan, 62, American playwright, AIDS.[13]
- Takeshi Nagata, 77, Japanese geophysicist.
4
- Pentti Elo, 61, Finnish Olympic field hockey player (1952).[14]
- Adriaan Katte, 90, Dutch Olympic field hockey player (1928).[15]
- Franz Schafranek, 61, Austrian theatre director.[16]
- MC Trouble, 20, American rap artist, heart failure.
- Rudolf Vogel, 85, German politician and member of the Bundestag.
5
- Rosalina Abejo, 68, Filipino composer.
- Evelyn Boucher, 99, British film actress.
- Min Chueh Chang, 82, Chinese-American biologist.
- Carl-Erik Holmberg, 84, Swedish football player.[17]
- Ho Jong-suk, 88, Korean communist revolutionist, atheist, activist, journalist, and writer.
- Barry Kelley, 82, American actor (Oklahoma!, The Manchurian Candidate, The Asphalt Jungle).[18]
- Larry Kert, 60, American actor (West Side Story), AIDS-related complications.[19]
- Jacques Mitterrand, 82, French politician and Grand Master.
- Sylvia Porter, 77, American economist, journalist and author.[20]
- Arthur Trudeau, 88, American Army lieutenant general.
6
- Gianni De Luca, 64, Italian comic book artist and visual artist.[21]
- Stan Getz, 64, American saxophonist ("The Girl from Ipanema"), liver cancer.[22]
- Adnan Süvari, 64-65, Turkish football coach, heart attack.
- Kurt Treu, 62, German classical philologist.[23]
7
- Tahir Allauddin Al-Qadri Al-Gillani, 58, Iraqi-Pakistani Sufi philosopher.
- Antoine Blondin, 69, French writer.[24]
- Sydney McMeekan, 66, British basketball player.
- Haoui Montaug, 38-39, American nightclub bouncer and revue operator, suicide by overdose.[25]
8
- Mary Bacon, 43, American jockey and model, suicide.[26]
- Heidi Brühl, 49, German singer and actress, breast cancer.[27]
- Pierrette Caillol, 92, French stage and film actress.[28]
- Monroe D. Donsker, 66, American mathematician, cancer.[29]
- Maurice Huet, 72, French fencer.[30]
- Bimal Krishna Matilal, 56, British-Indian philosopher.[31]
- Bertice Reading, 57, American-English actress, stroke.[32]
- David Allan Young, 76, American entomologist.
- Wilhelm Szewczyk, 75, Polish writer, poet, communist activist, and politician.[33]
9
- Claudio Arrau, 88, Chilean pianist, complications from surgery.[34]
- Joe Hamilton, 62, American television producer and actor, cancer.[35]
- Howard Hobson, 87, American basketball player and coach.[36]
- J. Raymond Jones, 91, American politician.[37]
- Raj Khosla, 66, Indian filmmaker.[38]
- Charles Loloma, 70, American artist and jeweler.[39]
10
- Jean Bruller, 89, French novelist.[40]
- Jim Burrows, 86, New Zealand rugby player and soldier.
- Tormod Mobraaten, 81, Norwegian-Canadian Olympic skier (1936, 1948).[41]
- Irvine Page, 90, American physiologist.[42]
- Jack Purcell, 87, Canadian world champion badminton player.
- Silvan Tomkins, 80, American psychologist.[43]
11
- David Croll, 91, Canadian politician.
- Cromwell Everson, 65, South African composer.
- George Henry Guilfoyle, 77, American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church.
- Friedl Hardt, 72, German actress.[44]
- Goldie Holt, 89, American baseball player, scout, coach and manager.[45]
- Bert Reisfeld, 84, Austrian lyricist.[46]
- Carl Ring, 89, American hurdler and Olympian.[47]
- Moe Spahn, 79, American basketball player, heart failure.[48]
- Wolfgang Stegmüller, 68, German-Austrian philosopher.[49]
- John Vallier, 70, English pianist, lung cancer.[50]
- Michael Wall, 44, British playwright.[51]
12
- Iwao Ageishi, 83, Japanese Olympic skier (1932).[52]
- Alexander Baring, 6th Baron Ashburton, 93, British businessman and politician.
- Reg Hamilton, 77, Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
- Branko Hofman, 61, Slovene poet, writer and playwright.
- Alfred Pasquali, 92, French actor and theatre director.[53]
- Eric Smith, 56, Scottish football player.
13
- Ubaldesco Baldi, 46, Italian sport shooter and Olympic medalist.[54]
- Karl Bielig, 92, German politician and member of the Bundestag.
- Loulou Boulaz, 83, Swiss mountain climber and alpine skier.
- Gearóid Ó Cuinneagáin, 81, Irish language activist, nationalist and far-right politician.
- John Jordan, 81, American basketball player and coach.[55]
- Marek Kuczma, 55, Polish mathematician.
- John Schmitt, 89, American Olympic rower (1928).[56]
14
- Peggy Ashcroft, 83, English actress (A Passage to India ,The Nun's Story, Three into Two Won't Go), stroke.[57]
- Shiro Kasamatsu, 93, Japanese artist.
- Lozan Kotsev, 80, Bulgarian football manager.
- Bernard Miles, 83, English actor.[58]
- Vladimir Mikhaylovich Petrov, 84, Soviet diplomat and defector.[59]
- John Pilch, 65, American basketball player.
- Frank Valentino, 84, American operatic baritone.[60]
15
- Abdullah Mubarak Al-Sabah, 76, Kuwaiti royal.[61]
- Happy Chandler, 92, American politician and baseball official, heart attack.[62]
- Wacław Król, 75, Polish Air Force pilot and officer.[63]
- Arthur Lewis, 76, Saint Lucian economist, Nobel Prize recipient (1979).[64]
- Virgil Rayburn, 80, American gridiron football player.[65]
- Les Selvage, 48, American basketball player.[66]
16
- Vicki Brown, 50, English singer, breast cancer.
- Bruce Cummings, 64, Canadian football player, heart attack.
- Emmanuel Laroche, 76, French linguist.[67]
- Adina Mandlová, 81, Czech film and stage actress, tuberculosis.[68]
17
- Mehmet Aziz, 97, Turkish Cypriot medical doctor.
- Harry Darbyshire, 59, English footballer.[69]
- Pierre Jamet, 98, French harpist.[70]
- Beatrice Pons, 85, American actress.
18
- Ronald Allen, 60, British actor (Crossroads, A Night to Remember, Doctor Who), cancer.[71]
- Joan Caulfield, 69, American actress, cancer.[72]
- Bill Douglas, 57, Scottish film director.[73]
- Leonida Frascarelli, 85, Italian racing cyclist.[74]
- Eric Halstead, 79, New Zealand politician.
19
- Jean Arthur, 90, American actress (The More the Merrier, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Only Angels Have Wings), heart failure.[75]
- Larry Bogart, 77, American anti–nuclear power activist, traffic accident.[76]
- Åke Dahlqvist, 90, Swedish cinematographer.
- Antonio del Amo, 79, Spanish screenwriter and film director, traffic collision.[77]
- Oskar Fredriksen, 82, Norwegian cross-country skier.
20
- Roy Fournier, 69, Canadian politician.
- Malcolm Frager, 56, American pianist.[78]
- Max Lüthi, 82, Swiss literary theorist.[79]
- Jock Nelson, 83, Australian politician.[80]
- Gerald Priestland, 64, British broadcaster.[81]
- Michael Westphal, 26, German tennis player, AIDS-related complications.[82]
- Isaac Wolfson, 93, Scottish businessman and philanthropist.[83]
21
- Julio Gallardo, 49, Chilean football player.[84]
- Jackie Hunt, 71, American gridiron football player.[85]
- Ivor Salter, 65, English actor.
- Klaus Schwarzkopf, 68, German actor, AIDS.[86]
- Rudra Mohammad Shahidullah, 34, Bangladeshi poet, drug abuse and depression.[87]
- Toshihiro Shimamura, 79, Japanese Go player.
22
- Luigi Infantino, 70, Italian operatic tenor.[88]
- Kevin O'Connor, 56, American actor.
- Marv Owen, 85, American baseball player, manager, coach and scout.[89]
- Herbert Sohler, 82, German U-boat commander during World War II.
23
- Cyril Aldred, 77, English historian.[90]
- Basdeo Bissoondoyal, 85, Mauritian educator and activist.
- António Jacinto, 66, Angolan poet and politician.[91]
- Piero Lulli, 68, Italian film actor.[92]
- Lea Padovani, 70, Italian film actress.[93]
- Michael Pfleghar, 58, German film director and screenwriter, suicide.[94]
- Masayuki Takayanagi, 58, Japanese jazz musician.
24
- Sumner Locke Elliott, 73, Australian-American novelist and playwright.[95]
- James Fawcett, 78, British barrister.[96]
- Nitty Gritty, 34, Jamaican reggae singer, shot.[97]
- Franz Hengsbach, 80, German Catholic cardinal and bishop.[98]
- Philip Rastelli, 73, American mobster and boss of the Bonanno crime family, liver cancer.[99]
- Rufino Tamayo, 91, Mexican painter, heart attack.[100]
25
- Colin Atkinson, 59, English cricket player and schoolmaster.
- Hans Bernlöhr, 83, German boxer and Olympian.[101]
- Michael Heidelberger, 103, American immunologist.[102]
- Tauno Lindgren, 79, Finnish cyclist and Olympian.[103]
26
- Vlasta Fabianová, 78, Czechoslovak film actress.
- Kunibert Gensichen, 84, German actor.[104]
- Domina Jalbert, 86, American aviator .
- Johnny Johnson, 76, American baseball player.[105]
- Jack A. Marta, 88, American cinematographer.
- Mike Masaoka, 76, Japanese-American lobbyist, author, and spokesman.[106]
- Iwa Wanja, 85, Bulgarian-German actress.[107]
- Öllegård Wellton, 59, Swedish actress.
- Wolfgang Zilzer, 90, German actor.[108]
27
- Klaas Bruinsma, 37, Dutch drug lord, shot.[109]
- Molly Geertsema, 72, Dutch politician and jurist.[110]
- Cynthia Longfield, 95, Anglo-Irish entomologist and explorer.
- George MacLeod, 96, Scottish presbyterian clergyman and soldier.[111]
- Milton Subotsky, 69, American screenwriter and producer.
28
- Arnold Kieffer, 80, Luxembourgian football player.[112]
- Ernie McCormick, 85, Australian cricket player.[113]
- Hans Nüsslein, 81, German tennis player.
- Nikolas Vogel, 24, Austrian actor and journalist, missile strike.[114]
- Norbert Werner, 23, Austrian journalist and war correspondent, missile strike.
29
- Jim Connock, 66, English film editor.
- Russ Hinze, 72, Australian politician.
- Richard Holmes, 60, American organist, heart attack.[115]
- Henri Lefebvre, 90, French sociologist.[116]
- Enrique Cahen Salaberry, 79, Argentine film director.
- Valerijonas Šadreika, 53, Lithuanian politician.
30
- Berndt Carlsson, 84, Swedish cyclist and Olympian.[117]
- John B. Goodman, 89, American art director.[118]
- Tamara Khanum, 85, Soviet dancer.
- Pamela Stanley, 81, British actress.[119]
- Hisao Tanaka, 70, American professional wrestler.
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