Deaths in February 1985

The following is a list of notable deaths in February 1985.

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.

February 1985

1

• Henry B. Bogue, 92, American football and basketball coach.
• Robert Chartham, 73, English writer.
• Daniel González, 31, Uruguayan footballer, traffic collision.
• Roosie Hudson, 69, American basketball player.
• Harry Hynd, 84, British politician and trade unionist, MP (1945–1966).
• Ipolite Khvichia, 74, Soviet Georgian actor.
• Anton Kutter, 81, German filmmaker.
• Yuri Rumer, 83, Soviet theoretical physicist.
• Joseph Stéphan, 56, French Olympic sprinter (1948).
• Baba Yabo, 59, Beninese actor and comedian.
• Yōko Yaguchi, 63, Japanese actress.

2

• Márton Bukovi, 81, Hungarian football player and manager.
• Bianca Doria, 69, Italian actress.
• Velen Fanderlik, 77, Czechoslovak scouting educator.
• Washington Guzmán, 66, Chilean Olympic swimmer (1936).
• Joseph Meyerhoff, 85, Russian-born American businessman and philanthropist.^[1]
• Hermann Priess, 83, German general and convicted war criminal.
• Micheline Coulombe Saint-Marcoux, 46, Canadian composer and music educator, brain cancer.
• Shyam Sundar Shyam, 61, Indian politician.
• Francis G. Slack, 87, American physicist, heart attack.^[2]

3

• Renato Angiolini, 61, Italian songwriter and pianist.
• George Bihlman, 89, American Olympic track and field athlete (1920).
• John Dellert, 100, American Olympic gymnast (1904).
• Johnnie Bob Dixon, 85, American baseball player.
• Wallace House, 55-56, Canadian politician.
• Santiago Lazcano, 37, Spanish racing cyclist, traffic collision.
• Sumter de Leon Lowry Jr., 91, American general, politician, and insurance executive.^[3]
• Frank Oppenheimer, 72, American physicist and science educator, lung cancer.^[4]
• Hank A. Smith, 91, American football player.

4

• Norman Beeston, 84, Australian cricketer.
• William Lee Bergstrom, 33, American gambler, suicide by drug overdose.^[5]
• Betsy Blackwell, 79, American magazine editor, emphysema.^[6]
• Thomas E. Delahanty, 70, American judge.^[7]
• Jesse Hibbs, 79, American film and television director and football player.
• Nicolas Hoydonckx, 84, Belgian footballer.
• Ramón Llorens, 78, Spanish football player and coach.
• John Wexley, 77, American writer and playwright (The Last Mile), heart attack.^[8]
• Bobby Young, 60, American baseball player, heart attack.

5

• Kaarlo af Heurlin, 69, Finnish politician, MP (1966–1970).
• Les Berry, 78, English cricketer.
• Reber Simpkins Cann, 82, American educator and community activist.
• Sydney Cozens, 76, British racing cyclist and Olympic sprinter (1928).
• Hans Croon, 48, Dutch football manager, injuries sustained in a traffic collision.
• Harry Dale, 85, English footballer.
• Harry Lancaster, 73, American baseball and basketball coach, liver cancer.^[9]
• Georges-Émile Lapalme, 78, Canadian politician.
• Lawrie Lindsay, 63, Scottish footballer.
• Neil McCarthy, 52, English actor, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
• Richard Nutt, 73, Australian cricketer.
• Yitzhak Seiger, 48, Israeli politician, MP (since 1981).
• Erich Stoschek, 81, German Olympic javelin thrower (1928).

6

• Alberto Inocente Álvarez, 78, Cuban politician and diplomat.
• Dadash Babazhanov, 62, Soviet Kazakh soldier.
• James Hadley Chase, 78, English novelist (No Orchids for Miss Blandish).^[10]
• Lou Cusanovich, 72, American politician, member of the California State Assembly (1957–1967) and California State Senate (1967–1980).^[11]
• Joseph Stephen Crane, 68, American actor and restaurateur.^[12]
• Muriel Gardiner, 83, American psychoanalyst and humanitarian, cancer.^[13]
• Shelomo Dov Goitein, 84, German-American historian, heart attack.^[14]
• Inger Hagerup, 79, Norwegian poet and author.
• Harald Johan Løbak, 80, Norwegian politician, MP (1945–1973).
• Lloyd Emerson Roulet, 93, American politician.
• Shirley Russell, 98, American artist.
• Eduard Wahl, 81, German politician.
• Natalia Zabila, 81, Soviet Ukrainian novelist, poet and playwright.

7

• Francis Affleck, 34, Canadian racing driver, racing crash.^[15]
• Robert Day, 84, American cartoonist.
• George W. Headley, 77, American jewelry designer.
• Matt Monro, 54, English singer, liver cancer.^[16]
• Vera D. Rubin, 73, American anthropologist and gerontologist.^[17]

8

• Norah Baring, 79, English actress, pneumonia.
• Ernst Brüche, 84, German physicist.
• Sir Charles Burns, 86, New Zealand doctor and medical administrator.
• Bradford G. Chynoweth, 94, American general.
• Ursula Edgcumbe, 84-85, British artist.
• Paul Erdal, 82, Norwegian Olympic boxer (1920).
• Tom Greenway, 75, American actor, heart attack.
• François Leduc, 89, Canadian politician.
• Sir William Lyons, 83, English automobile engineer and designer (Jaguar Cars).^[18]
• Marvin Miller, 71, American actor (Forbidden Planet, The Millionaire), heart attack.^[19]
• Orsola Nemi, 81, Italian writer.
• Harold Ockenga, 79, American evangelist, cancer.^[20]
• Sir Guy Salisbury-Jones, 88, British general.
• Alfred Stanford, 84, American naval officer.^[21]
• Charles Watts, 79, English cricketer.

9

• Kiki Camarena, 37, Mexican-American drug enforcement officer, blunt force trauma.
• Ingemar Franzén, 57, Swedish Olympic weightlifter (1956).
• Edward K. Gill, 67, American politician, member of the New Jersey General Assembly (since 1982), heart disease.^[22]
• Eugeniusz Kwiatkowski, 52, Polish Olympic shot putter (1960).
• Harry Perry, 96, American cinematographer (Hell's Angels, Wings).^[23]
• Garland Roark, 80, American novelist.
• Humphrey Trevelyan, Baron Trevelyan, 79, British diplomat.

10

• M. S. Arnoni, 63, Polish-American journalist.
• Nicolás Castellanos, 73, Cuban politician.
• Reynaldo Dante, 72, Filipino actor.
• Henri Fleisch, 81, French archaeologist.
• Werner Hinz, 82, German actor.
• Franciszek Kawa, 83, Polish Olympic skier (1928).
• Johnny Mokan, 89, American baseball player.
• Charles Montaland, 74, French organist.
• George Mooney, 88, American football player.
• John M. Nickolaus Jr., 71, American cinematographer, cancer.
• Werner Schröer, 66, German flying ace.
• Wanda Tuchock, 86, American screenwriter.^[24]

11

• Ben Abruzzo, 54, American balloonist, plane crash.^[25]
• Nat Caldwell, 72, American journalist, traffic collision.^[26]
• Conrad Detrez, 47, Belgian journalist and diplomat, AIDS.
• Henry Hathaway, 86, American filmmaker (The Lives of a Bengal Lancer), complications from a heart attack.^[27]
• Thomas Taro Higa, 68, American soldier and inventor.
• Frank Arthur Hooper, 89, American judge.^[28]
• George James Hopkins, 88, American playwright and set designer.
• Monique Leroux, 46, French Olympic fencer (1960).
• Rudy Lyle, 54, American banjoist.
• José Maldonado González, 84, Spanish politician, exile president (1970–1977), respiratory disease.^[29]
• Talgat Nigmatulin, 35, Soviet actor, murdered.
• Heinz Roemheld, 83, American composer, pneumonia.^[30]
• Víctor Palomo, 36, Spanish racing cyclist, heart and liver failure.
• Joseph Maria Pernicone, 81, Italian-born American Roman Catholic prelate, stroke.^[31]
• C. Suntharalingam, 89, Sri Lankan politician, MP (1947–1960).
• Pieter van Dam, 80, Dutch Olympic gymnast (1928).

12

• Nicholas Colasanto, 61, American actor (Cheers), heart attack.^[32]
• Malcolm Darroch, 46, Scottish footballer.
• Georges Gautschi, 80, Swiss Olympic figure skater (1924).
• Norman Lesser, 82, New Zealand Anglican prelate.
• Milton E. Lord, 86, American librarian.
• Van Lingle Mungo, 73, American baseball player, heart attack.^[33]
• Muzaffer Ozak, 68-69, Turkish poet, composer and Islamic scholar.
• Leslie Sarony, 88, British actor and singer.
• Mahmoud Shokoko, 72, Egyptian actor and entertainer.
• Jerzy Skolimowski, 77, Polish Olympic rower (1928, 1932, 1936).

13

• Jerry Donohue, 64, American chemist, cancer.
• Bo Ehnbom, 85, Swedish general and engineer.
• Gabriel Dubois, 73, French racing cyclist.
• Andrew Gih, 84, Chinese-American evangelist.
• Juliusz Kühl, 71, Polish diplomat.
• Lotte Lang, 85, Austrian actress.
• Jean-Marie Loret, 66, French railway worker, alleged illegitimate son of Adolf Hitler, heart attack.^[34]
• Philip Snow, 77, English cricketer.
• Ernie Willett, 65, English footballer.
• Edwin A. Zundel, 91, American general.

14

• Eva Mottley, 31, Barbadian-born British actress, suicide by drug overdose.
• Esko Rekomaa, 52, Finnish ice hockey player.
• Vincent A. Riccio, 65, American politician, member of the New York State Assembly (1969– 1974), heart attack.^[35]
• Victor Steinbrueck, 73, American architect, complications during heart surgery.
• Douglas Stewart, 71, Australian poet.
• Francisco Tamayo, 82, Venezuelan botanist.

15

• Filip Bajković, 74, Montenegrin politician, prime minister (1953–1962).
• Carol Brice, 66, American singer, cancer.^[36]
• Harold Jefferson Coolidge Jr., 81, American zoologist and conservationist, complications from a fall.^[37]
• Charles Theodore Dotter, 64, American radiologist.
• Borys Karnicki, 77, Polish submarine commander.
• Manuel Flores Mora, 61, Uruguayan politician and journalist.
• Leonard Spigelgass, 76, American playwright and screenwriter.^[38]
• Aaron Wade, 68, American boxer, heart attack.

16

• Sigfried Asche, 78, German art historian.
• Josephine Bradley, 91, Irish-born English ballroom dancer and dance teacher.
• Fred Pierce Corson, 88, American Methodist prelate, stroke.^[39]
• John S. Davis, 86, American football and basketball coach.
• Feredune Dittia, 65-66, Indian cricketer.
• Marian Engel, 51, Canadian novelist (Bear), cancer.
• Paulette Nardal, 88, Martinican writer and journalist.
• Frederick Smith, 3rd Earl of Birkenhead, 48, British writer and hereditary peer, heart attack.
• Larry Ward, 60, American actor.

17

• George Coppard, 87, British soldier.
• Ingerid Dal, 89, Norwegian linguist.
• Newman Ertell, 82, American basketball coach.
• Georg Hegner, 87, Danish Olympic fencer (1920).
• Ebbe Hoff, 78, American physiologist.
• Wanda Perry, 67, American actress.
• Willi Schatz, 80, German dentist and concentration camp official, cancer.
• Marie Seton, 74, British biographer.
• George Washington, 77, American baseball player.

18

• Willy Alberti, 58, Dutch singer.
• Bobo Barnett, 81, American clown.
• Gábor Darvas, 74, Hungarian composer and musicologist.
• Alberta Pierson Hannum, 78, American author.
• Randolph Edgar Haugan, 82, American author and publisher.^[40]
• Walter Jarvis, 89, Australian Olympic rower (1924).
• Douglas Johnston, Lord Johnston, 78, Scottish politician and judge, MP (1948–1961).
• Ken Levey, 61, Australian footballer.
• Virginia Manzano, 72, Mexican actress.
• Arthur R. Marshall, 65, American conservationist.
• Lee Mingledorff Jr., 70, American politician, suicide by gunshot.^[41]
• Marcel Pesch, 74, Luxembourgish racing cyclist.
• Sir Shuldham Redfern, 89, British colonial administrator.
• Mark Ryan, 60, American politician.
• Ralph Thomas Scurfield, 57, Canadian businessman, avalanche.^[42]
• Charles C. Shepard, 70, American microbiologist.
• Otto Tschumi, 80, Swiss painter.
• Arthur H. Wicks, 97, American politician, member of the New York State Senate (1927–1956).
• Thurston Williams, 61, British architect.

19

• Clarence Bell, 70, American basketball player.
• Dorothy Black, 85, South African-British actress.
• Miloslav Blažek, 62, Czechoslovak ice hockey player.
• Nathan Cummings, 88, Canadian-American businessman (Consolidated Foods), heart attack.^[43]
• Georges Girard, 97, French bacteriologist.
• Carl Hambro, 70, Norwegian novelist.
• Woody Harris, 73, American songwriter.
• Charles Hoff, 82, Norwegian Olympic athlete (1924).
• Dan Jones, 76, British politician, MP (1959–1983).
• Liubov Kemularia-Nathadze, 94, Soviet Georgian botanist.
• Gregorio López-Bravo, 61, Spanish politician, plane crash.
• Carmen Lucia, 82, American union organizer.
• Nikanor Niesłuchowski, 75, Polish Orthodox prelate.
• Sverre Pettersen, 82, Norwegian footballer.
• Betty Radice, 73, English literary editor, heart attack.
• Pietro Reverberi, 72, Italian basketball referee.
• Donald Rickles, 57, American radio and television announcer, heart attack.
• Trygvi Samuelsen, 77, Faroese politician.
• Katharina Schroth, 90, German physiotherapist.
• Walter Scott, 82, New Zealand educationalist.
• Wilhelm Specht, 77, German mathematician.
• Carol Sutton, 51, American journalist, cancer.^[44]
• Raymond Tissot, 65, French Olympic javelin thrower (1948).
• Elaine Watt, 55, American Olympic equestrian (1956).
• Yang Shixian, 88, Chinese chemist.

20

• Ronald Bird, 69, English cricketer.
• Jonas Fjeldstad, 90, Norwegian oceanographer.
• Jack Ford, 79, Australian rugby player.
• Carl Ludwig Franck, 80, German-British architect.
• Syl Johnson, 84, American baseball player.
• Isaac Kashdan, 79, American chess player.^[45]
• Silas J. Kloehn, 82, American orthodontist.^[46]
• Bhawani Prasad Mishra, 71, Indian poet and author.
• Clarence Nash, 80, American voice actor (Donald Duck), leukemia.^[47]
• Nikolay Urvantsev, 92, Soviet geologist.^[48]
• Francis O. Wilcox, 76, American diplomat, heart attack.^[49]
• William F. Windle, 86, American neurologist, Parkinson's disease.^[50]

21

• Jannie Barnard, 40, South African rugby player, traffic collision.
• Ina Claire, 91, American actress, heart attack.^[51]
• Miloš Deyl, 78, Czechoslovak botanist.
• Louis Hayward, 75, South African-born British-American actor, lung cancer.^[52]
• Tony Janiro, 59, American boxer, kidney failure.^[53]
• Roy LeCraw, 89, American politician, stroke.^[54]
• Ralph Page, 82, American contra dance caller.
• Nathan Pritikin, 69, American nutritionist, suicide by exsanguination.^[55]
• Dermot Ryan, 60, Irish Roman Catholic prelate, heart attack.
• Maurice Smith, 75, English-born Canadian journalist, heart failure.
• Janice Torre, 70, American songwriter ("Paper Roses").
• John G. Trump, 77, American electrical engineer, uncle of Donald Trump.^[56]
• Frank Wearne, 71, American racing driver.

22

• Sethu Lakshmi Bayi, 89, Indian Travancorian royal.
• Irene Ibsen Bille, 83, Norwegian novelist and playwright.
• Victor Carlund, 79, Swedish footballer.
• Lucien Cooremans, 85, Belgian politician.
• Jimmy D'Arcy, 63, Northern Irish footballer.
• Salvador Espriu, 71, Spanish poet.
• Sir John Osbaldiston Field, 71, British colonial administrator.
• Peter Firstbrook, 51, Canadian figure skater, pneumonia.
• Ernests Fogels, 74, Soviet Latvian mathematician.
• Aiichirō Fujiyama, 87, Japanese politician.
• Arild Haga, 71, Norwegian revue writer.
• David Hunt, 50-51, British ornithologist, tiger attack.^[57]
• Bice Mizzi, 85, Maltese pianist.
• Army Rhodes, 66, American baseball player.
• Alexander Scourby, 71, American actor (The Big Heat), heart attack.^[58]
• Frank Traynor, 57, Australian jazz musician, leukemia.
• Florence Tunks, 93, British nurse and suffragette.
• Efrem Zimbalist, 95, Russian-American violinist and music director.^[59]

23

• Erik Andersson, 88, Swedish Olympic water polo player (1920, 1924).
• Charles Breslin, 20, Northern Irish militant (Provisional Irish Republican Army), shot.
• Iris Crooke, 89, New Zealand nurse.
• Andrzej Czarniak, 53, Polish Olympic skier (1952).
• William Greer, 75, Irish-American Secret Service agent, driver during the assassination of John F. Kennedy, cancer.^[60]
• Pierre Lafitte Ithurralde, 83, French poet.
• Belford Lawson Jr., 83, American attorney and civil rights activist.^[61]
• Choko Mabuchi, 73, Japanese pilot.
• Leo Osiewalski, 63, American basketball player.
• Boyd Tackett, 73, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1949–1953).^[62]

24

• Nigol Andresen, 85, Soviet Estonian politician.
• Ralph Beals, 83, American anthropologist.
• Jeffrey Dell, 85, British filmmaker.
• Giorgos Giamalis, 77, Greek footballer, heart attack.
• Anna Kael, 77, Hungarian Olympic gymnast (1928).
• Hal C. Kern, 90, American film editor (Gone with the Wind).^[63]
• Georges Portmann, 94, French politician and physician.
• Janusz Ślązak, 77, Polish Olympic rower (1928, 1932, 1936).
• Eduard Sperling, 82, German Olympic wrestler (1928, 1932).
• Jorge A. Suárez, 57, Argentine linguist.
• William J. West, 92, Canadian politician.
• Marguerite Wildenhain, 88, French-American artist.

25

• Ahn Sahng-hong, 67, South Korean religious leader (World Mission Society Church of God), stroke.
• Bill Branch, 74, English golfer.
• Bill Diddel, 100, American golfer and golf course designer.^[64]
• Charles Reed Laws, 91, New Zealand geologist.
• Marianne Oswald, 84, French singer and actress.
• Harry Poulter, 74, English footballer.
• Ivar Ruste, 68, Norwegian singer.
• Ziyodullo Shahidi, 70, Soviet Tajik musician.
• Ernst Waldschmidt, 87, German Indologist.
• Rudd Weatherwax, 77, American actor and animal trainer (Lassie), respiratory disease.^[65]

26

• Albert Turner Bharucha-Reid, 57, American mathematician.
• Eric Chatfield, 84, Australian footballer.
• Charles Gibson Connell, 85, Scottish ornithologist.
• Leonardo David, 24, Italian ski racer, heart attack.^[66]
• Santosh Kumar Ghosh, 64, Indian writer and journalist.
• Camillo Giardina, 77, Italian politician.
• Lance Hall, 70, English footballer.
• Tjalling Koopmans, 74, Dutch-American economist, Nobel Prize recipient (1975).^[67]
• Ernest Mander, 90, British-Australian psychologist and political activist.
• Douglas Muggeridge, 56, British radio producer.^[68]
• Jordanis Pavlides, 81, Greek-British bridge player.
• George Uhle, 86, American baseball player.
• Marko Vego, 78, Yugoslav Bosnian archaeologist.
• Malisa Zini, 63, Argentine actress.

27

• Joseph Buloff, 85, Russian-American actor.^[69]
• Ernest Dubac, 71, Yugoslav Croatian football player and manager.
• Ray Ellington, 68, English drummer and singer, cancer.
• David Huffman, 39, American actor, stabbed.^[70]
• Jacob Kunstle, 83, American politician, member of the South Dakota Senate (1972).
• Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., 82, American politician and diplomat, member of the U.S. Senate (1937–1944, 1947–1953).^[71]
• Sidney McCrory, 73, American politician.
• Sir Iain Moncreiffe, 65, British genealogist and hereditary peer.
• Francisco Monterde, 90, Mexican writer.
• J. Pat O'Malley, 80, English actor (The Jungle Book, Alice in Wonderland, A Touch of Grace), cardiovascular disease.^[72]
• Alfred Rosesco, 71, American Olympic handball player (1936).
• Albert Strohschein, 80, Canadian politician.
• Naomi Wing, 81, Australian physician.

28

• Charles Adderley, 72, English cricketer.
• Ferdinand Alquié, 78, French philosopher.
• Percy Andrews, 62, English footballer.
• Anna P. Baker, 56, Canadian artist, cancer.
• Charita Bauer, 61, American actress.^[73]
• David Byron, 38, British singer (Uriah Heep), seizure.
• Cliff Coulson, 78, Australian footballer.
• Walter I. Davidson, 89, American politician and civic leader.
• Christine N. Govan, 87, American writer.
• Alberts Ozoliņš, 88, Soviet Latvian Olympic weightlifter (1924).
• D. W. Lucas, 79, English classical scholar.
• Howard Wads Rundquist, 83, American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1943–1950).
• David Ryder, 50, Irish Olympic sailor (1960).
• Johan Otto Söderhjelm, 86, Finnish jurist and politician, MP (1933–1939, 1944–1951, 1962–1966).

References

1. Entrepreneur Joseph Meyerhoff, 85, Known for His Philanthropy, Dies (subscription required)
2. Dr. Francis G. Slack, one of the American scientists...
3. LOWRY
4. FRANK OPPENHEIMER, NUCLEAR PHYSICIST, DIES
5. High-Roller Found Dead
6. Betsy Blackwell, Former Magazine Editor, Dies (subscription required)
7. Justice Delahanty dies in Lewiston
8. JOHN WEXLEY, 77, PLAYWRIGHT, SCREENWRITER AND AN AUTHOR
9. Harry Lancaster, longtime Rupp aide, dies at 73
10. British author James Hadley Chase dies
11. Valley’s Former State Sen. Lou Cusanovich Dies (subscription required)
12. Steve Crane, 68, Lana Turner’s Ex, Dies (subscription required)
13. MURIEL GARDINER, WHO HELPED HUNDREDS ESCAPE NAZIS, DIES
14. SHELOMO D. GOITEIN, A HEBRAIC SCHOLAR, DIES
15. Race driver Francis Affleck of Charlotte, N.C., was killed...
16. Matt Monro, Britain’s ‘Cockney Como,’ Dies at 54 (subscription required)
17. VERA D. RUBIN, 73, IS DEAD; DID RESEARCH ON LONGEVITY
18. SIR WILLIAM LYONS, 83 DIES; FOUNDED THE JAGUAR CONCERN
19. Marvin Miller, Actor on TV; Appeared in 'The Millionaire'
20. The Rev. Dr. Harold John Ockenga, a national leader...
21. A memorial service will be held Saturday for Alfred...
22. EDWARD K. GILL
23. Harry Perry, 96; Cinematographer (subscription required)
24. Wanda Tuchock, 86; Hollywood Film Writer (subscription required)
25. BALLOONIST AND 5 KILLED IN PLANE
26. NAT CALDWELL
27. HENRY HATHAWAY DIES AT 86; DIRECTED MORE THAN 60 FILMS
28. Frank A. Hooper Jr., the federal judge who ordered...
29. Maldonado Gonzalez, Spanish Exile Leader (subscription required)
30. Heinz Eric Roemheld Dies; Hollywood Film Composer
31. Joseph M. Pernicone, Ex-Auxiliary Bishop
32. Nick Colasanto Dead at 61; Played Bartender in 'Cheers'
33. VAN LINGLE MUNGO, 73, DIES; COLORFUL PITCHER FOR DODGERS
34. Man who claimed to be Hitler's son dies
35. V.A. RICCIO, EX-COUNCILMAN
36. Carol Brice, 68, a Contralto Who Sang Many Lead Roles
37. HAROLD COOLIDGE, EXPERT ON EXOTIC MAMMALS
38. LEONARD SPIGELGASS, A WRITER FOR BROADWAY AND HOLLYWOOD
39. Methodist Bishop Fred Corson, 88
40. Originator of Augsburg 'Christmas' book dies
41. Former mayor of Savannah found dead
42. SCURFIELD
43. NATHAN CUMMINGS, 88, DIES; FOUNDED CONSOLIDATED FOODS
44. Carol Sutton, former managing editor of the Louisville Courier-Journal,...
45. ISSAC KASHDAN, CHESS PLAYER AND A MATCH ORGANIZER, DIES
46. Dr. Silas J. Kloehn
47. CLARENCE NASH IS DEAD AT 80; DONALD DUCK'S VOICE IN FILMS
48. Nikolai N. Urvantsev, Soviet Arctic Geologist
49. Francis O. Wilcox, 76; Ex-State Dept. Official
50. Dr. William F. Windle, Neurology Researcher
51. INA CLAIRE, 92, WHO BROUGHT COMIC ARTISTRY TO STAGE ROLES
52. LOUIS HAYWARD, 75, SWASHBUCKLING HERO IN ADVENTURE FILMS
53. Former middleweight boxer Tony Janiro, whose 96-bout career included...
54. ROY LECRAW, 88; EX-ATLANTA MAYOR (subscription required)
55. NATHAN PRITIKIN, WHOSE DIET MANY USED AGAINST HEART ILLS
56. JOHN TRUMP DIES; ENGINEER WAS 78
57. Tiger Kills Briton in India
58. ALEXANDER SCOURBY, 71, DIES; ACTOR FAMOUS FOR HIS VOICE
59. EFREM ZIMBALIST, VIOLINIST, DIES AT 94
60. William R. Greer obituary (subscription required)
61. Belford Lawson, Retired Lawyer, Is Dead at 83 (subscription required)
62. Services are today for Boyd Tackett
63. Film Editor Hal C. Kern Dies at 90 (subscription required)
64. W.H. DIDDEL GOLF COURSE ARCHITECT (subscription required)
65. Rudd Weatherwax, Man Who Taught ‘Lassie,’ Dies (subscription required)
66. Italian skier Leonardo David died late Tuesday after remaining...
67. TJALLING C. KOOPMANS, NOBEL HONOR WINNER
68. BBC Executive Douglas Muggeridge Dies (subscription required)
69. JOSEPH BULOFF, AN ACTOR, DIES; MAINSTAY OF YIDDISH THEATER
70. Youth, 16, Held in Death of Actor David Huffman (subscription required)
71. HENRY CABOT LODGE, 82, IS DEAD
72. J. PAT O'MALLEY
73. CHARITA BAUER, 62, TV ACTRESS

External links

• List of February 1985 deaths at IMDb