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236 Notable deaths
 by kidney failure

Yusuf Lule

Fourth president of uganda (1912–1985).

Born April 10th, 1912 in Kampala.

Died January 21st, 1985 at 72 years old in London (kidney failure).

William Blum

American author and historian.

Born March 6th, 1933 in Brooklyn.

Died December 9th, 2018 at 85 years old in Arlington County (kidney failure). [ref]

David Brown

Primary bass guitar player for the band santana from 1966 until 1971.

Born February 15th, 1947 in United States of America.

Died September 4th, 2000 at 53 years old in Los Angeles (kidney failure).

Olga San Juan

American actress (1927–2009).

Born March 16th, 1927 in Brooklyn.

Died January 3rd, 2009 at 81 years old in Burbank (kidney failure). [ref]

Robert Clouse

American film director.

Born March 6th, 1928 in Wisconsin. [ref]

Died February 4th, 1997 at 68 years old in Ashland (kidney failure). [ref]

Daniel Gélin

French actor, director, screenwriter.

Born May 19th, 1921 in Angers. [ref]

Died November 29th, 2002 at 81 years old in Paris (kidney failure). [ref]

Clarence Brown

American film director (1890–1987).

Born May 10th, 1890 in Clinton.

Died August 17th, 1987 at 97 years old in Santa Monica (kidney failure).

Clifton Chenier

American accordion player and zydeco musician.

Born June 25th, 1925 in St. Landry Parish. [ref]

Died December 19th, 1987 at 62 years old in Lafayette (kidney failure).

Walter Washington

American politician and former mayor of the district of columbia (1915-2003).

Born April 15th, 1915 in Dawson.

Died October 27th, 2003 at 88 years old in Washington, D.C. (kidney failure).

Eleanor Holm

American swimmer, olympic gold medalist (1913-2004).

Born December 6th, 1913 in Brooklyn.

Died January 31st, 2004 at 90 years old in Miami (kidney failure).

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