Deaths in March 1991

The following is a list of notable deaths in March 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.

March 1991

1

• Katharine Blake, 69, British actress (Anne of the Thousand Days, Within These Walls, Hammer the Toff).
• Mamie Geraldine Neale Bledsoe, 91, American educator and civil rights activist.
• Frank Esler-Smith, 42, English keyboardist, AIDS.
• Eugen Kamber, 66, Swiss Olympic cyclist (1948).^[1]
• Edwin H. Land, 81, American inventor and businessman (Polaroid Corporation).^[2]
• Leonid Markov, 63, Soviet actor, stomach cancer.^[3]
• Marie Rossi, 32, U.S. Army pilot, helicopter crash one day after Operation Desert Storm.
• Louis Saguer, 83, German-French composer.^[4]

2

• Arthur Attwell, 70, British Anglican prelate.
• Elmer Bischoff, 74, American artist.^[5]
• Serge Gainsbourg, 62, French musician, heart attack.^[6]
• Frank S. Giles Jr., 75, American politician.
• Mary Howard, 83, British novelist.^[7]
• Clark R. Mollenhoff, 69, American journalist, cancer.^[8]
• Josef Stalder, 72, Swiss Olympic gymnast (1948, 1952).
• Lou Sullivan, 39, American author and transgender activist, AIDS.^[9]
• Eduard Vanaaseme, 92, Estonian Olympic weightlifter (1924).^[10]
• Ranjan Wijeratne, 59, Sri Lankan politician, explosion.

3

• Nikolai Bagley, 54, Soviet Olympic basketball player (1964).
• James Fullerton, 81, American ice hockey coach.
• Howard Head, 76, American aeronautical engineer.^[11]
• Arthur Murray, 95, Hungarian-American businessman.^[12]
• Sal Nistico, 50, American saxophonist.^[13]
• William Penney, Baron Penney, 81, English mathematician.^[14]
• Johnny Revolta, 79, American golfer.^[15]
• John Spotton, 64, Canadian filmmaker, drowned.
• Antoine Tassy, 66, Haitian football player.

4

• Godfrey Bryan, 88, English cricket player.
• Vance Colvig, 72, American actor and voice actor (The Yogi Bear Show, UHF, The Quick Draw McGraw Show), cancer.^[16]
• Michael Hardwick, 66, English author.
• Pepe Iglesias, 76, Argentine comedian.
• Ellamae Ellis League, 91, American architect.
• Kenneth Lindsay, 93, British politician.
• Jean Loubignac, 89, French film director and screenwriter.^[17]

5

• Brian Batsford, 80, English politician.
• Steve Calvert, 74, American actor, heart attack.
• August de Schryver, 92, Belgian politician.^[18]
• Ian McLellan Hunter, 75, English screenwriter (Roman Holiday), heart attack.^[19]
• Helmut Sick, 81, German-Brazilian ornithologist.

6

• Habib Chatty, 74, Tunisian politician and diplomat.^[20]
• Tan Chye Cheng, 80, Singaporean politician, heart failure.
• Keith Collin, 54, English Olympic diver (1960).^[21]
• Herm Lee, 59, American football player.^[22]
• Horace Winchell Magoun, 83, American medical researcher.
• Larry Olsonoski, 65, American football player.^[23]
• Salvo Randone, 84, Italian actor.^[24]

7

• John Bartha, 76, Hungarian actor (The Good, the Bad and the Ugly).
• Cool Papa Bell, 87, American baseball player.^[25]
• Morton Fine, 74, American television writer (I Spy, Bold Venture, The Streets of San Francisco).^[26]
• Raymond Joseph Gallagher, 78, American Roman Catholic prelate.^[27]
• John Harris, 74, British novelist.^[28]
• Al Klink, 75, American saxophonist.^[29]
• Jean Piveteau, 91, French paleontologist.^[30]
• Josef Páleníček, 76, Czech pianist and composer.^[31]
• Bruno Venturini, 79, Italian football player.^[32]

8

• John Bellairs, 53, American author (The House with a Clock in Its Walls, The Face in the Frost, The Lamp from the Warlock's Tomb), cardiovascular disease.^[33]
• Michel d'Ornano, 66, French politician, struck by vehicle.^[34]
• Maria Eisner, 82, Italian-American photographer.
• Ludwig Fischer, 75, German racing driver.
• Donald M. Frame, 79–80, American literary scholar.^[35]
• Roman Brother, 29, American Thoroughbred racehorse, horse colic.

9

• Ely do Amparo, 69, Brazilian footballer.^[36]
• Jack Meyer, 85, English cricket player and educator.^[37]
• Max Fourny, 86, French art collector and racing driver.^[38]
• Ralph Green, 79, Australian footballer.
• Jim Hardin, 47, American baseball player, plane crash.^[39]
• Tomojirō Ikenouchi, 84, Japanese composer, cerebral hemorrhage.
• Fritz Neumark, 90, German economist.^[40]

10

• Mildred Eldridge, 81, British artist.
• Fumio Ito, 51, Japanese racing motorcyclist.
• Etheridge Knight, 59, American poet, lung cancer.^[41]
• Elie Siegmeister, 82, American composer.^[42]
• Paul Ukena, 69, American opera singer, heart failure.^[43]

11

• Robert A. Cook, 78, American academic and radio broadcaster.^[44]
• Hector Crawford, 77, Australian entrepreneur.
• Abul Kashem, 70, Bangladeshi linguist.
• Nikolaos Matussi, 91, Greek politician and Aromanian paramilitary leader during World War II.
• Maria Reining, 87, Austrian singer.^[45]

12

• José Maria Antunes, 77, Portuguese football player and a manager.
• LeRoy Collins, 82, American politician, governor of Florida (1955–1961), cancer.^[46]
• Ralph Henry Carless Davis, 72, British historian.^[47]
• Étienne Decroux, 92, French actor and mime artist.^[48]
• Ragnar Granit, 90, Finnish-Swedish physiologist, Nobel Prize recipient (1967).^[49]
• William Heinesen, 91, Faroese writer.^[50]
• Michael Langdon, 70, British opera singer.^[51]
• Muhammad Musa, 82, Pakistani general.
• Nicola Rossi-Lemeni, 70, Turkish-American opera singer.^[52]

13

• Donald Kaberry, Baron Kaberry of Adel, 83, British politician, homicide.
• Josef Manger, 77, German weightlifter and Olympic champion.^[53]
• Jimmy McPartland, 83, American cornetist, lung cancer.^[54]
• Max Poll, 82, Belgian ichthyologist.^[55]
• Walter Presch, 80, Austrian football player.
• Göran Strindberg, 74, Swedish cinematographer.^[56]

14

• Howard Ashman, 40, American lyricist (Beauty and the Beast, Little Shop of Horrors, The Little Mermaid), Oscar winner (1990, 1992).^[57]
• Roy Hall, 71, American racing driver.
• Ebenezer Joshua, 82, Vincentian politician.
• Doc Pomus, 65, American blues musician, lung cancer.^[58]
• Margery Sharp, 86, English writer (The Rescuers).^[59]
• Maurice Zolotow, 77, American writer and biographer.^[60]

15

• G. Aravindan, 56, Indian filmmaker, musician, cartoonist, and painter, heart attack.
• Miodrag Bulatović, 61, Yugoslav novelist.
• Robert Busnel, 76, French basketball player, traffic collision.^[61]
• Bud Freeman, 84, American jazz musician.^[62]
• Robin Hill, 91, British biochemist.
• Stanisław Lorentz, 91, Polish art historian.
• Eileen Sedgwick, 92, American silent film actress, pneumonia.
• Vladimir Seleznev, 62, Soviet realist painter.
• George Sherman, 82, American filmmaker.^[63]
• Gerd Völs, 81, German Olympic rower (1936).^[64]
• Cloyd Webb, 49, Canadian football player.

16

• Chris Austin, 27, American country musician, plane crash.^[65]
• Jean Bellette, 82, Australian artist.
• Urbain Caffi, 74, Italian-French racing cyclist.^[66]
• Rowland Baring, 3rd Earl of Cromer, 72, British diplomat.
• Raymond Fletcher, 69, British politician and alleged spy.
• James Darcy Freeman, 83, Australian Roman Catholic cardinal.
• Trude Herr, 63, German actress.^[67]
• Walter Georg Kühne, 80, German paleontologist.
• Jan Herman van Roijen Jr., 85, Dutch diplomat.^[68]

17

• Carl Aarvold, 83, English barrister.
• Pilar Primo de Rivera, 83, Spanish politician.^[69]
• Carlo Donat-Cattin, 71, Italian politician.^[70]
• Peter Gordon, 69, New Zealand politician.

18

• Aladár Bitskey, 85, Hungarian Olympic swimmer (1928).^[71]
• Vilma Bánky, 90, Hungarian-American silent film actress, cardiopulmonary failure.
• Landis Gores, 71, American architect.^[72]
• Carl Jensen, 81, Danish Olympic boxer (1932).^[73]
• Dezider Kardoš, 76, Czechoslovak composer.
• Narda Onyx, 59, Estonian-American actress.^[74]
• Herbert Sandberg, 82, German artist.
• John D. Voelker, 87, American judge and author.^[75]

19

• Justus Buchler, 76, American philosopher.^[76]
• Richard Hawkey, 67, English cricket player.^[77]
• Bruno Kessler, 67, Italian politician.
• Russ Thomas, 66, American football player.^[78]
• Sunday Wilshin, 86, British actress and radio presenter.

20

• Billy Butler, 66, American guitarist.^[79]
• George Friedrichs, 51, American Olympic sailor (1968).
• George W. Grider, 78, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1965–1967).
• David Marshall Lang, 66, British historian and academic.
• John Palmer MacBeth, 69, Canadian politician.
• Minatullah Rahmani, 77, Indian Islamic scholar.
• Nick Vanoff, 61, American theatre producer, cardiac arrest.^[80]

21

• Almé Z, 24, French sport horse.
• Nan Britton, 94, American secretary, mistress of Warren G. Harding.^[81]
• Vedat Dalokay, 63, Turkish politician and architect, traffic collision.^[82]
• Leo Fender, 81, American musician and businessman (Fender), Parkinson's disease.^[83]
• Oscar Heidenstam, 80, British bodybuilder.
• Bill Sweeney, 54, Canadian ice hockey player (New York Rangers).

22

• Léon Balcer, 73, Canadian politician.
• Jimmy Boyd, 83, Scottish football player.
• Paul Engle, 82, American writer.^[84]
• Dave Guard, 56, American musician, lymphoma.^[85]
• Gloria Holden, 87, English-American actress, heart attack.^[86]
• Adrie Lasterie, 47, Dutch Olympic swimmer (1964).^[87]
• Albert McKinley Rains, 89, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1945–1965).^[88]
• R. L. Ryan, 44, American actor (The Toxic Avenger, Birdy, Street Trash), heart attack.

23

• Elisaveta Bagriana, 97, Bulgarian poet.^[89]
• Susumu Fujita, 79, Japanese actor (The Hidden Fortress, The Human Condition, Mothra vs. Godzilla), liver cancer.
• Bill Gunn, 59, Australian football player.
• Guy Benton Johnson, 90, American sociologist.^[90]
• Mona Maris, 87, Argentine film actress, lung disease.
• Neta Snook Southern, 95, American aviation pioneer.^[91]
• Innozenz Stangl, 80, German Olympic gymnast (1936).^[92]
• Pauline Vanier, 92, Canadian humanitarian and academic.
• Lars Wolfbrandt, 62, Swedish Olympic sprinter (1948, 1952).^[93]

24

• Maudie Edwards, 84, Welsh actress (Welsh Rarebit, Coronation Street).
• Albert Järvinen, 40, Finnish guitarist, heart attack.
• Sir John Kerr, 76, Australian politician, governor-general (1974–1977), brain cancer.^[94]
• Max Truex, 55, American long-distance runner and Olympian.^[95]
• Adrie Zwartepoorte, 74, Dutch Olympic cyclist (1936).^[96]

25

• Rusty Bryant, 61, American jazz musician.^[97]
• Robert Duis, 77, German Olympic basketball player (1936).^[98]
• Margaret Hoffman, 79, American Olympic swimmer (1928, 1932).^[99]
• Vitaliy Holubyev, 65, Soviet football player.
• Eileen Joyce, 83, Australian pianist.^[100]
• Marcel Lefebvre, 85, French Roman Catholic prelate, bone cancer.^[101]
• Wolfgang Müller-Wiener, 67, German architecture historian, archaeologist and Byzantinist.^[102]
• Mohammed Ahmed Sadek, 73, Egyptian general.
• Sandy Williams, 84, American trombonist.^[103]

26

• Karel Burkert, 81, Czechoslovak footballer.^[104]
• Warren Chappell, 86–87, American illustrator and teacher, heart failure.^[105]
• Riccardo Fellini, 69, Italian film actor.
• Paul Gayten, 71, American musician.
• Angus Charles Graham, 71, Welsh sinologist.^[106]
• Doug Herland, 39, American Olympic rower (1984).^[107]
• Henri Lhote, 88, French ethnographer and explorer.^[108]
• P. L. A. Somapala, 69, Sri Lankan singer.
• R. Sudarsanam, 76, Indian composer.

27

• Ralph Bates, 51, English actor, pancreatic cancer.^[109]
• Alfredo Campoli, 84, Italian-British violinist.^[110]
• Jack Davis, 74, Canadian politician.
• Heinrich Gerlach, 82, German soldier and author.
• Helmut Kronsbein, 76, German footballer.
• Aldo Ray, 64, American actor (Pat and Mike, The Marrying Kind, The Secret of NIMH), throat cancer.^[111]
• Hans-Henning Freiherr von Beust, 77, German Luftwaffe officer during World War II.

28

• Griffith Buck, 75–76, American horticulturist.^[112]
• Maude Hutchins, 92, American artist.^[113]
• Carlos Montalbán, 86, Mexican-American actor (The Harder They Fall, Bananas, The Out-of-Towners), heart failure.^[114]
• Lyall Wilkes, 76, English politician.

29

• Karl Aletter, 84, German Olympic rower (1928, 1932).^[115]
• Lee Atwater, 40, American political consultant, chairman of the Republican National Committee (1989–1991), brain cancer.
• Guy Bourdin, 62, French photographer, cancer.^[116]
• John Daniel Hayes, 89, American naval admiral and historian.^[117]
• Mikaela, 55, Spanish singer, leukemia.
• Hans Stark, 69, German war criminal.
• John Stradling Thomas, 65, Welsh politician.

30

• Silvia Monfort, 67, French actress, lung cancer.^[118]
• Sid Schacht, 73, American baseball player.^[119]
• Bud Taylor, 74, American golfer, suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning.
• Nikola Todev, 62, Bulgarian actor.
• Cheng Zihua, 85, Chinese politician.

31

• Emilian Bratu, 86, Romanian chemical engineer.
• John Carter, 61, American jazz musician.
• Stanley Diamond, 69, American poet and anthropologist.^[120]
• Consuelo Frank, 78, Mexican actress.
• Josip Jović, 21, Yugoslav Croatian police officer, shot.
• Arnold Walter Lawrence, 90, British archaeologist.^[121]

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