۲۰۱۱-جی ایلده آمریکا بیرلشمیش ایالتلری

بۇ مقاله ۲۰۱۱-جی ایلینده آمریکا بیرلشمیش ایالتلرینده اؤنملی باش وئرن حادیثه‌لر، دوْغوملار و اؤلوملر باخیر.

دؤولت

• Governor of Alabama: Bob Riley (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 17), Robert J. Bentley (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 17)
• Governor of Alaska: Sean Parnell (Republican Party (United States))
• Governor of Arizona: Jan Brewer (Republican Party (United States))
• (Margarita Rdz mexican princess)
• Governor of Arkansas: Mike Beebe (Democratic Party (United States))
• Governor of California: Arnold Schwarzenegger (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 3), Jerry Brown (Democratic Party (United States)) (starting January 3)
• Governor of Colorado: Bill Ritter (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 11), John Hickenlooper (Democratic Party (United States)) (starting January 11)
• Governor of Connecticut: Jodi Rell (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 5), Dannel Malloy (Democratic Party (United States)) (starting January 5)
• Governor of Delaware: Jack Markell (Democratic Party (United States))
• Governor of Florida: Charlie Crist (Republican Party (United States))/(Independent politician) (until January 4), Rick Scott (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 4)
• Governor of Georgia: Sonny Perdue (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 10), Nathan Deal (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 10)
• Governor of Hawaii: Neil Abercrombie (Democratic Party (United States))
• Governor of Idaho: Butch Otter (Republican Party (United States))
• Governor of Illinois: Pat Quinn (politician) (Democratic Party (United States))
• Governor of Indiana: Mitch Daniels (Republican Party (United States))
• Governor of Iowa: Chet Culver (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 14), Terry E. Branstad (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 14)
• Governor of Kansas: Mark Parkinson (Kansas politician) (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 10), Sam Brownback (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 10)
• Governor of Kentucky: Steve Beshear (Democratic Party (United States))
• Governor of Louisiana: Bobby Jindal (Republican Party (United States))
• Governor of Maine: John Baldacci (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 5), Paul LePage (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 5)
• Governor of Maryland: Martin O'Malley (Democratic Party (United States))
• Governor of Massachusetts: Deval Patrick (Democratic Party (United States))
• Governor of Michigan: Jennifer Granholm (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 1), Rick Snyder (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 1)
• Governor of Minnesota: Tim Pawlenty (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 3), Mark Dayton (Democratic Party (United States)) (starting January 3)
• Governor of Mississippi: Haley Barbour (Republican Party (United States))
• Governor of Missouri: Jay Nixon (Democratic Party (United States))
• Governor of Montana: Brian Schweitzer (Democratic Party (United States))
• Governor of Nebraska: Dave Heineman (Republican Party (United States))
• Governor of Nevada: Jim Gibbons (U.S. politician) (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 3), Brian Sandoval (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 3)
• Governor of New Hampshire: John Lynch (New Hampshire) (Democratic Party (United States))
• Governor of New Jersey: Chris Christie (Republican Party (United States))
• Governor of New Mexico: Bill Richardson (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 1), Susana Martinez (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 1)
• Governor of New York: Andrew Cuomo (Democratic Party (United States)) (starting January 1)
• Governor of North Carolina: Bev Perdue (Democratic Party (United States))
• Governor of North Dakota: Jack Dalrymple (Republican Party (United States))
• Governor of Ohio: Ted Strickland (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 10), John Kasich (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 10)
• Governor of Oklahoma: Brad Henry (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 10), Mary Fallin (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 10)
• Governor of Oregon: Ted Kulongoski (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 10), John Kitzhaber (Democratic Party (United States)) (starting January 10)
• Governor of Pennsylvania: Ed Rendell (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 18), Tom Corbett (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 18)
• Governor of Rhode Island: Donald Carcieri (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 4), Lincoln Chafee (Independent politician)/(Democratic Party (United States)) (starting January 4)
• Governor of South Carolina: Mark Sanford (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 12), Nikki Haley (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 12)
• Governor of South Dakota: Mike Rounds (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 8), Dennis Daugaard (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 8)
• Governor of Tennessee: Phil Bredesen (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 15), Bill Haslam (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 15)
• Governor of Texas: Rick Perry (Republican Party (United States))
• Governor of Utah: Gary Herbert (Republican Party (United States))
• Governor of Vermont: Jim Douglas (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 6), Peter Shumlin (Democratic Party (United States)) (starting January 6)
• Governor of Virginia: Bob McDonnell (Republican Party (United States))
• Governor of Washington: Christine Gregoire (Democratic Party (United States))
• Governor of West Virginia: Earl Ray Tomblin (Democratic Party (United States))
• Governor of Wisconsin: Jim Doyle (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 3), Scott Walker (politician) (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 3)
• Governor of Wyoming: Dave Freudenthal (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 3), Matt Mead (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 3)

دؤولت

• Lieutenant Governor of Alabama: Jim Folsom, Jr. (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 17), Kay Ivey (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 17)
• Lieutenant Governor of Alaska: Mead Treadwell (Republican Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas: Bill Halter (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 11), Mark Darr (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 11)
• Lieutenant Governor of California: Abel Maldonado (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 10), Gavin Newsom (Democratic Party (United States)) (starting January 10)
• Lieutenant Governor of Colorado: Barbara O'Brien (politician) (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 11), Joseph García (U.S. politician) (Democratic Party (United States)) (starting January 11)
• Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut: Michael Fedele (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 5), Nancy Wyman (Democratic Party (United States)) (starting January 5)
• Lieutenant Governor of Delaware: Matthew Denn (Democratic Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Florida: Jeff Kottkamp (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 4), Jennifer Carroll (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 4)
• Lieutenant Governor of Georgia: Casey Cagle (Republican Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii: Brian Schatz (Democratic Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Idaho: Brad Little (politician) (Republican Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Illinois:
  • until January 9: vacant
  • January 9 – January 10: vacant
  • starting January 10: Sheila Simon (Democratic Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Indiana: Becky Skillman (Republican Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Iowa: Patty Judge (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 14), Kim Reynolds (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 14)
• Lieutenant Governor of Kansas: Troy Findley (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 10), Jeff Colyer (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 10)
• Lieutenant Governor Kentucky: Daniel Mongiardo (Democratic Party (آمریکا بیرلشمیش ایالتلری)) (until دسامبر 13), Jerry Abramson (Democratic Party (آمریکا بیرلشمیش ایالتلری)) (starting دسامبر 13)
• Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana: Jay Dardenne (Republican Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Maryland: Anthony G. Brown (Democratic Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts: Tim Murray (Democratic Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Michigan: John D. Cherry (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 1), Brian Calley (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 1)
• Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota: Carol Molnau (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 3), Yvonne Prettner Solon (Democratic Party (United States)) (starting January 3)
• Lieutenant Governor of Mississippi: Phil Bryant (Republican Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Missouri: Peter Kinder (Republican Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Montana: John Bohlinger (Republican Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Nebraska: Rick Sheehy (Republican Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Nevada: Brian Krolicki (Republican Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of New Jersey: Kim Guadagno (Republican Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of New Mexico: Diane Denish (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 1), John Sanchez (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 1)
• Lieutenant Governor of New York: Robert Duffy (politician) (Democratic Party (United States)) (starting January 1)
• Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina: Walter H. Dalton (Democratic Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of North Dakota: Drew Wrigley (Republican Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Ohio: Lee Fisher (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 10), Mary Taylor (politician) (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 10)
• Lieutenant Governor of Oklahoma: Jari Askins (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 10), Todd Lamb (politician) (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 10)
• Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania: Joseph B. Scarnati (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 18), Jim Cawley (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 18)
• Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island: Elizabeth H. Roberts (Democratic Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina: André Bauer (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 12), Ken Ard (politician) (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 12)
• Lieutenant Governor of South Dakota: Dennis Daugaard (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 8), Matt Michels (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 8)
• Lieutenant Governor of Tennessee: Ron Ramsey (Republican Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Texas: David Dewhurst (Republican Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Utah: Greg Bell (politician) (Republican Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Vermont: Brian Dubie (Republican Party (United States)) (until January 6), Phillip Scott (politician) (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 6)
• Lieutenant Governor of Virginia: Bill Bolling (Republican Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Washington: Brad Owen (Democratic Party (United States))
• Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin: Barbara Lawton (Democratic Party (United States)) (until January 3), Rebecca Kleefisch (Republican Party (United States)) (starting January 3)

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اؤلوملر

• January 1
  • Charles Fambrough, musician and composer (b. 1950 in the United States)
  • Billy Joe Patton, amateur golfer (b. 1922 in the United States)
• January 2
  • William R. Ratchford, United States Representative from Connecticut from 1979 till 1985. (b. 1934 in the United States)
  • Anne Francis, actress (b. 1930 in the United States)
  • Peter Hobbs (actor), French-born American actor (b. 1918 in France)
  • Richard Winters, World War II soldier (b. 1918 in the United States)
• January 5 – John Ertle Oliver, geophysicist (b. 1923 in the United States)
• January 6 – Donald J. Tyson, businessman (b. 1930 in the United States)
• January 8
  • John Roll, US federal judge and 2011 Tucson shooting victim (b. 1947 in the United States)
  • Christina-Taylor Green, documentary subject and 2011 Tucson shooting victim (b. 2001 in the United States)
• January 10 – John Dye, actor (b. 1963 in the United States)
• January 18 – Sargent Shriver, Peace Corps founder (b. 1915 in the United States)
• January 21 – Dennis Oppenheim, artist (b. 1938 in the United States)
• January 23 – Jack LaLanne, fitness and dietary health trainer (b. 1914 in the United States)
• January 24 – Bernd Eichinger, German film producer and director, died in Los Angeles (b. 1949 in Germany)
• January 25 – Daniel Bell, sociologist (b. 1919 in the United States)
• January 27 – Charlie Callas, comedian and actor (b. 1927 in the United States)
• January 29 – Milton Babbitt, composer (b. 1916 in the United States)
• January 30 – John Barry (composer), British film score composer, died in Oyster Bay (town), New York, New York (state) (b. 1933 in the United Kingdom)
• January 31
  • Charles Kaman, aeronautical engineer (b. 1919 in the United States)

• فوریه ۳، LeRoy Grannis
• فوریه ۴، تورا ساتانا، اویونچو
• فوریه ۵، Pedro Malan، اویونچو
• فوریه ۶، Kenneth Harry Olsen، موهیندوستانیس
• فوریه ۷، Margaret John، Nazi
• فوریه ۸
  • Marvin Sease, singer (b. 1946 in the United States)
  • Tony Malinosky, baseball player (b. 1909 in the United States)
• فوریه ۱۰، Bill Justice
• فوریه ۱۲
  • Betty Garrett, actress (b. 1919 in the United States)
  • Kenneth Mars, actor (b. 1935 in the United States)
• فوریه ۱۴، George Shearing
• فوریه ۱۵، Charles Epstein (geneticist)، Unabomber
• فوریه ۱۶
  • Neal Amundson, mathematical modeling in chemical engineering (b. 1916 in the United States)
  • Len Lesser, actor (b. 1922 in the United States)
• فوریه ۱۸، Walter Seltzer
• فوریه ۱۹، Offaly GAA، ایدمانچی
• فوریه ۲۱
  • Edwin D. Kilbourne, physician and vaccine

scientist (b. 1920 in the United States)

• • Dwayne McDuffie, comic book writer, editor and animator (b. 1962 in the United States)
  • Russell W. Peterson, 66th governor of Delaware from 1969 till 1973. (b. 1916 in the United States)
  • Haila Stoddard, actress (b. 1913 in the United States)
  • Judith Sulzberger, physician and newspaper director (b. 1923 in the United States)
• فوریه ۲۶، Greg Goossen، ایدمانچی، اویونچو
• فوریه ۲۷
  • Frank Buckles, soldier, last living U.S. World War I veteran (b. 1901 in the United States)
  • Duke Snider, American baseball player (b. 1926 in the United States)
  • Gary Winick, film director (b. 1961 in the United States)
• فوریه ۲۸
  • Peter J. Gomes, professor and theologian (b. 1942 in the United States)
  • Nick LaTour, actor (b. 1926 in the United States)
  • Jane Russell, actress (b. 1921 in the United States)

• مارس 1
  • Leonard Lomell, soldier (b. 1920 in the United States)
  • John M. Lounge, astronaut (b. 1946 in the United States)
• مارس 4
  • Charles Jarrott, British film director, died in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California (b. 1927 in the United Kingdom)
  • Johnny Preston, singer (b. 1939 in the United States)
• مارس 6 – Jean Bartel, Miss آمریکالی Pageant winner and actress (b. 1923 in آمریکا بیرلشمیش ایالتلری)
• مارس 8 – Mike Starr (musician), musician (b. 1966 in آمریکا بیرلشمیش ایالتلری)
• مارس 9 – David S. Broder, journalist (b. 1929 in آمریکا بیرلشمیش ایالتلری)
• مارس 11 – Hugh Martin, film music composer (b. 1914 in آمریکا بیرلشمیش ایالتلری)
• مارس 15
  • Nate Dogg, rapper (b. 1969 in the United States)
  • Marty Marion, American baseball player (b. 1917 in the United States)
• مارس 17
  • Ferlin Husky, singer and musician (b. 1925 in the United States)
  • Mirabelle Thao-Lo, murder victim (b. 2010 in the United States)
• مارس 18
  • Warren Christopher, 63rd United States Secretary of State from 1993 till 1997. (b. 1925 in the United States)
  • Drew Hill, American football player (b. 1956 in the United States)
• مارس 19 – Robert Ross (entrepreneur), medical school founder (b. 1919 in آمریکا بیرلشمیش ایالتلری)
• مارس 23
  • Jean Bartik, computer engineer (b. 1924 in the United States)
  • Elizabeth Taylor, British-born American actress (b. 1932 in the United Kingdom)
• مارس 24 – Lanford Wilson, writer (b. 1937 in آمریکا بیرلشمیش ایالتلری)
• مارس 25 – Thomas Eisner, biologist, died in Ithaca, New York, New York (state) (b. 1929)
• مارس 26
  • Paul Baran, internet pioneer, died in Palo Alto, California (b. 1926)
  • Harry Coover, inventor (b. 1917 in the United States)
  • Geraldine Ferraro, United States Representative from New York from 1979 till 1985. (b. 1935 in the United States)
• مارس 27
  • Farley Granger, actor (b. 1925 in the United States)
  • Dorothea Puente, murderer (b. 1929 in the United States)
• مارس 28
  • Lee Hoiby, composer (b. 1926 in the United States)
  • Guy M. Townsend, Air Force brigadier general and test pilot (b. 1920 in the United States)
• مارس 31 – Mel McDaniel, singer, songwriter, and musician (b. 1942 in آمریکا بیرلشمیش ایالتلری)

• April ۱، Lord Justice of Ireland
• April ۲
  • Larry Finch, college basketball player and coach (b. 1951 in the United States)
  • John C. Haas, chemical engineer (b. 1918 in the United States)
  • Bill Varney, film sound editor (b. 1934 in the United States)
• April ۳، ویلیام پروزف
• April ۴، ناسیونالیسم
• April ۵
  • Baruch Samuel Blumberg, Nobel physician (b. 1925 in the United States)
  • Larry Shepard, American baseball manager (b. 1919 in the United States)
• April ۶
  • Skip O'Brien, actor (b. 1950 in the United States)
  • F. Gordon A. Stone, chemist (b. 1925 in the United States).
• April ۷، Edward Edwards (serial killer)
• April ۹
  • Jerry Lawson (engineer), video game pioneer (b. 1940 in the United States)
  • Sidney Lumet, film director (b. 1924 in the United States)
• April ۱۰، Homer Smith (American football)، ایدمانچی
• April ۱۲
  • Sidney Harman, businessman and publisher (b. 1918 in the United States)
  • Eddie Joost, American baseball player and manager (b. 1916 in the United States)
• April ۱۴
  • Walter Breuning, former current oldest living man and third oldest man ever (b. 1896 in the United States)
  • Cyrus Harvey Jr., film distributor (b. 1925 in the United States)
  • William Lipscomb, Nobel chemist (b. 1919 in the United States)
  • Arthur Marx, writer (b. 1921 in the United States)
• April ۱۶
  • William A. Rusher, magazine publisher (b. 1923 in the United States)
  • Sol Saks, television writer (b. 1910 in the United States)
• April ۱۷، Joel Colton، تاریخچی
• April ۱۸، William Donald Schaefer
• April ۱۹
  • Lynn Chandnois, American football player (b. 1925 in the United States)
  • Norm Masters, American football player (b. 1933 in the United States)
• April ۲۰
  • Chris Hondros, photojournalist (b. 1970 in the United States)
  • Madelyn Pugh, television writer (b. 1921 in the United States)
  • Gerard Smith (musician), guitarist (b. 1974 in the United States)
• April ۲۱
  • Harold Garfinkel, sociologist (b. 1917 in the United States)
  • Max Mathews, electrical engineer (b. 1926 in the United States)
• April ۲۲، Member of Parliament
• April ۲۳، فیلیپ (بلژیک)، تاریخچی
• April ۲۵، Joe Perry (American football)، ایدمانچی
• April ۲۶، Jim Mandich، ایدمانچی
• April ۲۷، Margo MacDonald، اویونچو
• April ۲۸، [[William Campbell (film اویونچو، اویونچو

• May 1
  • Steven A. Orszag, mathematician (b. 1943 in the United States)
  • William O. Taylor II, journalist (b. 1932 in the United States)
  • J. Ernest Wilkins Jr., nuclear physicist (b. 1923 in the United States)
• May 2 – David Sencer, physician (b. 1924 in the United States)
• May 3
  • Robert Brout, American-born Belgian physicist (b. 1928 in the United States)
  • Jackie Cooper, actor (b. 1922 in the United States)
• May 4
  • Mary Murphy (actress), actress (b. 1931 in the United States)
  • Sada Thompson, actress (b. 1927 in the United States)
• May 5
  • Arthur Laurents, screenwriter (b. 1917 in the United States)
  • Dana Wynter, actress, died in Ojai, California (b. 1931)
• May 6
  • Lawrence Johnson, inventor (b. 1913 in the United States)
  • Horace Freeland Judson, science historian (b. 1931 in the United States)
  • Dick Walsh (executive), American baseball manager (b. 1925 in the United States)
• May 7
  • Ross Hagen, actor (b. 1938 in the United States)
  • Robert Stempel, automobile executive (b. 1933 in the United States)
• May 8 – Corwin Hansch, chemist (b. 1918 in the United States)
• May 9
  • Henry Feffer, surgeon (b. 1918 in the United States)
  • Jeff Gralnick, journalist (b. 1939 in the United States)
• May 10
  • Bill Bergesch, American baseball manager (b. 1921 in the United States)
  • Burt Reinhardt, journalist (b. 1920 in the United States)
• May 11
  • Maurice Goldhaber, Austrian-born American physicist, died in East Setauket, New York (b. 1911 in Austria)
  • Leo Kahn (entrepreneur), businessman (b. 1916 in the United States)
• May 12
  • Charles F. Haas, film and television director (b. 1913 in the United States)
  • Jack Jones (journalist), journalist (b. 1924 in the United States)
  • Jack Keil Wolf, electrical engineer (b. 1935 in the United States)
• May 13 – Mel Queen (pitcher/outfielder), American baseball manager (b. 1942 in the United States)
• May 14
  • Murray Handwerker, businessman (b. 1921 in the United States)
  • Joseph Wershba, journalist (b. 1920 in the United States)
• May 15 – Barbara Stuart, actress (b. 1935 in the United States)
• May 16 – Douglas Blubaugh, athlete (b. 1934 in the United States)
• May 17 – Harmon Killebrew, American baseball player (b. 1936 in the United States)
• May 19
  • Phyllis Avery, actress (b. 1924 in the United States)
  • David H. Kelley, American-born Canadian archaeologist (b. 1924 in the United States)
  • Tom West, computer engineer (b. 1939 in the United States)
• May 20
  • Steve Rutt, early pioneer of video animation (b. 1945 in the United States)
  • Randy Savage, wrestler (b. 1952 in the United States)
• May 22 – Joseph Brooks (songwriter), songwriter (b. 1938 in the United States)
• May 24 – Mark Haines, lawyer and television news anchor (b. 1946 in the United States)
• May 25 – Paul J. Wiedorfer, World War II soldier (b. 1921 in the United States)
• May 26 – Irwin D. Mandel, dentist (b. 1922 in the United States)
• May 27
  • Jeff Conaway, actor (b. 1950 in the United States)
  • Gil Scott-Heron, poet and musician (b. 1949 in the United States)
• May 28
  • Leo Rangell, physician (b. 1913 in the United States)
  • John H. Sinfelt, chemical engineer (b. 1931 in the United States)
• May 29 – Bill Clements, 42nd and 44th governor of Texas from 1979 till 1983 and from 1987 till 1991. (b. 1917 in the United States)
• May 30
  • Clarice Taylor, actress (b. 1917 in the United States)
  • Rosalyn Sussman Yalow, Nobel physicist in medicine (b. 1921 in the United States)
• May 31
  • Pauline Betz, tennis player (b. 1919 in the United States)
  • Andy Robustelli, American football player (b. 1925 in the United States)
  • Philip Rose (theatrical producer), stage and film producer (b. 1921 in the United States)

• June 2
  • Walter R. Peterson Jr., 81st governor of New Hampshire from 1969 till 1973. (b. 1922 in the United States)
  • Geronimo Pratt, Black Panther, died in Tanzania (b. 1947 in the United States)
• June 3
  • James Arness, actor and brother of Peter Graves (b. 1923 in the United States)
  • Andrew Gold, singer (b. 1951 in the United States)
  • John Henry Johnson, American football player (b. 1929 in the United States)
  • Jack Kevorkian, physician (b. 1928 in the United States)
• June 4 – Lawrence Eagleburger, 62nd Secretary of State from 1992 till 1993. (b. 1930 in the United States)
• June 6 – John R. Alison, World War II Air Force pilot (b. 1912 in the United States)
• June 7
  • Genaro Hernández, boxer (b. 1966 in the United States)
  • Leonard B. Stern, television writer, director, and producer (b. 1923 in the United States)
• June 8 – Jim Northrup (baseball), American baseball player (b. 1939 in the United States)
• June 9 – Godfrey Myles, American football player (b. 1968 in the United States)
• June 12
  • Carl Gardner, singer (b. 1928 in the United States)
  • Alan Haberman, businessman (b. 1929 in the United States)
  • Kathryn Tucker Windham, writer (b. 1918 in the United States)
  • Laura Ziskin, film producer (b. 1950 in the United States)
  • Bessie Higginbottom, school (b. 1968 in the United States)
  • Ben Higginbottom, school (b. 1968 in the United States)
  • Happy Higginbottom, school (b. 1968 in the United States)
• June 13 – Betty Neumar, murder suspect (b. 1931 in the United States)
• June 15 – Bob Banner, television producer (b. 1921 in the United States)
• June 16 – Claudia Bryar, actress (b. 1918 in the United States)
• June 17 – George M. White, architect (b. 1920 in the United States)
• June 18
  • Clarence Clemons, musician (b. 1942 in the United States)
  • Bob Pease, electrical engineer (b. 1940 in the United States)
• June 19 – Don Diamond, actor (b. 1921 in the United States)
• June 20
  • Ryan Dunn, reality television star (b. 1977 in the United States)
  • Robert H. Widmer, aeronautical engineer (b. 1916 in the United States)
• June 22
  • David Rayfiel, film screenwriter (b. 1923 in the United States)
  • Robert Miller (art dealer), art dealer (b. 1939 in the United States)
• June 23
  • Gene Colan, comic book artist (b. 1926 in the United States)
  • Peter Falk, actor (b. 1927 in the United States)
  • Fred Steiner, television and film composer (b. 1923 in the United States)
• June 24 – F. Gilman Spencer, newspaper editor (b. 1925 in the United States)
• June 25
  • Shelby Grant, actress and wife of Chad Everett (b. 1936 in the United States)
  • Alice Playten, actress (b. 1947 in the United States)
• June 26
  • Edith Fellows, actress (b. 1923 in the United States)
  • Robert Morris (cryptographer), cryptographer (b. 1932 in the United States)
• June 27
  • Lorenzo Charles, American basketball player (b. 1963 in the United States)
  • Elaine Stewart, actress (b. 1930 in the United States)
• June 29 – Billy Costello, boxer (b. 1956 in the United States)

• July 1 – Bud Grant (broadcaster), television producer (b. 1934 in the United States)
• July 4
  • Wes Covington, American baseball player (b. 1932 in the United States)
  • William G. Thrash, general in the United States Marine Corps (b. 1916 in the United States)
• July 5 – Armen Gilliam, American basketball player (b. 1964 in the United States)
• July 6 – John Mackey (American football), American football player (b. 1941 in the United States)
• July 7
  • Humberto Leal Garcia Jr., Mexican murderer, died in Huntsville, Texas (b. 1973 in Mexico)
  • Dick Williams, American baseball player and manager (b. 1929 in the United States)
• July 8
  • Roberts Blossom, actor (b. 1924 in the United States)
  • William R. Corliss, physicist (b. 1926 in the United States)
  • Sam Denoff, television writer and producer (b. 1928 in the United States)
  • Pete Duranko, American football player (b. 1943 in the United States)
  • Betty Ford, wife of Gerald Ford (b. 1918 in the United States)
• July 10 – Deacon Turner, American football player (b. 1955 in the United States)
• July 11 – Tom Gehrels, Dutch-born American astronomer (b. 1925 in the Netherlands)
• July 12
  • Ame Deal, murder victim (b. 2000 in the United States)
  • Leiby Kletzky, murder victim (b. 2002 in the United States)
  • Sherwood Schwartz, television writer and producer (b. 1916 in the United States)
• July 13 – Jerry Ragovoy, songwriter and producer (b. 1930 in the United States)
• July 14 – Noel Gayler, World War II naval aviator, admiral, and bureaucrat (b. 1914 in the United States)
• July 15
  • Cornell MacNeil, operatic baritone (b. 1922 in the United States)
  • John S. Toll, physicist and college administrator (