Deaths 1999 in the United States

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1 deaths

1.1 january
1.2 february
1.3 march
1.4 april
1.5 may
1.6 june
1.7 july
1.8 august
1.9 september
1.10 october
1.11 november
1.12 december





deaths




january

january 18 – sarah louise delany, american author , educator (b. 1889)

february

february 18 – andreas feininger, french-born american photographer (b. 1906)
february 20 – gene siskel, film critic (b. 1946)
february 25 – glenn t. seaborg, nuclear chemist, recipient of nobel prize in chemistry in 1951 (b. 1912)

march

march 7 – stanley kubrick, film director, screenwriter, producer, cinematographer , editor, died in harpenden, hertfordshire, united kingdom (b. 1928)
march 8 – joe dimaggio, american baseball player, advertising spokesman, , husband of marilyn monroe (b. 1914)

april

april 20

eric harris, murderer (b. 1981)
dylan klebold, murderer (b. 1981)



may

may 8 – dana plato, actress (b. 1964)
may 10 – shel silverstein, american poet, singer-songwriter, cartoonist, screenwriter, , author of children s books (b. 1930)
may 18 – betty robinson, american athlete (b. 1911)

june

june 11 – deforest kelley, actor (b. 1920)
june 25 – fred trump, american real estate developer, father of donald trump (b. 1905)

july

july 1 – edward dmytryk, canadian born american film director (b. 1908)
july 6 – carl gunter, jr., american farmer , politician (b. 1938)
july 8 – pete conrad, astronaut, naval aviator, , aeronautical engineer (b. 1930)
july 16 – john f. kennedy, jr., journalist , lawyer, son of john f. kennedy, 35th president of united states. (b. 1960)

august

august 4 – victor mature, actor (b. 1913)

september

september 5 – allen funt, american television personality (b. 1914)

october

october 12 – wilt chamberlain, american basketball player (b. 1936)

november

november 16 – daniel nathans, american microbiologist, recipient of nobel prize in physiology or medicine (b. 1928)
november 29 – gene rayburn, american television personality (b. 1917)

december

december 3

scatman john, musician, singer, , songwriter (b. 1942)
john archer, actor (b. 1915)


december 27 – leonard goldenson, american television executive (b. 1905)
december 30 – sarah knauss, american supercentenarian, verified oldest person in world (b. 1880)







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