Deaths in May 1982

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The following is a list of notable deaths in May 1982.

Contents

Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:

May 1982

1

Amelia Gade Corson Kanaalzwemmen, SFA022004957.jpg
Amelia Gade Corson
Hussein ibn Nasser Sharif Nasser portrait (cropped).jpg
Hussein ibn Nasser

2

Nirmal Kumar Dutta Dr. Nirmal Kumar Dutta.jpg
Nirmal Kumar Dutta

3

Ibrahim Yusuf Sulayman Ibrahim Yusuf Sulayman 1962.jpg
Ibrahim Yusuf Sulayman

4

Huang Bamei Huang Bamei 1938.jpg
Huang Bamei

5

Cal Tjader Cal Tjader.jpg
Cal Tjader

6

Robert McGowan Littlejohn Robert McGowan Littlejohn.jpg
Robert McGowan Littlejohn

7

Claudio Barrientos Claudio Barrientos, Estadio, 1955-12-16 (657).jpg
Claudio Barrientos

8

Atmaram Ravaji Deshpande Atmaram Ravaji Deshpande.jpg
Atmaram Ravaji Deshpande

9

Nelida Lobato Nelida Lobato by Annemarie Heinrich, Radiolandia 1972.png
Nelida Lobato

10

Ma Yinchu Ma Yinchu3.jpg
Ma Yinchu

11

Nettie Ottenberg Nettie Ottenberg (cropped)1.jpg
Nettie Ottenberg

12

Aleksandr Borisov Borisov Ivan Pavlov.jpg
Aleksandr Borisov

13

Vera Sukova Praha, Olsanske hrbitovy, hrob Very Sukove - detail.jpg
Věra Suková

14

Hugh Beaumont Hugh Beaumont 1956.JPG
Hugh Beaumont

15

Stuart Thomas Butler 1957 Butler University of Sydney.jpg
Stuart Thomas Butler

16

Nene Cascallar Nene Cascallar.JPG
Nené Cascallar

17

Hazel Hunkins Hallinan Miss Hazel Hunkins (cropped).jpg
Hazel Hunkins Hallinan

18

Sigrun Berg 54736 Sigrun Berg.jpg
Sigrun Berg

19

Lee S. Gerow Lee S. Gerow.jpg
Lee S. Gerow

20

Monk Montgomery Monk Montgomery.jpg
Monk Montgomery

21

Marco Cimatti Marco Cimatti 2.jpg
Marco Cimatti

22

Lynn de Silva Lynn de Silva.jpg
Lynn de Silva

23

Florence Violet McKenzie Florence Violet McKenzie in WESC uniform.jpg
Florence Violet McKenzie

24

Zeno Zebrowski Br. Zenon Zebrowski 1959.jpg
Zeno Żebrowski

25

Nikolai Mikhailov Nikolai Aleksandrovich Mikhailov.jpg
Nikolai Mikhailov

26

Guillermo Flores Avendano Foto oficial de Presidente Guillermo Flores Avendano (trimmed) (cropped).jpg
Guillermo Flores Avendaño
Tamaki Uemura Uemura Tamaki 1955.JPG
Tamaki Uemura

27

Thomas B. McCabe 00035 DUP (14083184875).jpg
Thomas B. McCabe

28

29

Romy Schneider Romy Schneider 1973.jpg
Romy Schneider

30

Albert Norden Bundesarchiv Bild 183-B0318-0011-001, Albert Norden.jpg
Albert Norden

31

Czeslaw Zbieranski Czeslaw Zbieranski.jpg
Czesław Zbierański

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