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This category is for people who died c. 2007.

See also: Category:2007 births.






















Subcategories


This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.



C




  • ► Victims of the Crandon, Wisconsin shooting‎ (6 P)



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  • ► Victims of the Virginia Tech shooting‎ (32 P)







Pages in category "2007 deaths"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 7,292 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • Deaths in January 2007

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  • Deaths in March 2007

  • Deaths in April 2007

  • Deaths in May 2007

  • Deaths in June 2007

  • Deaths in July 2007

  • Deaths in August 2007

  • Deaths in September 2007

  • Deaths in October 2007

  • Deaths in November 2007

  • Deaths in December 2007




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  • Asger Aaboe

  • Johannes Aagaard

  • Benjamin Aaron

  • M. Robert Aaron

  • Ülle Aaskivi

  • Najim Abd-Jasem

  • Abdallah Lee

  • Tayeb Abdallah

  • Haidar Abdel-Shafi

  • Mansur Abdulin

  • Norifumi Abe

  • James Abegglen

  • Delfí Abella

  • Rosa M. Abella

  • Frankie Abernathy

  • Harmen Abma

  • Kinfe Abraham

  • Cec Abrahams

  • Abraham Abramovsky

  • Yehuda Meir Abramowicz

  • Mark Abramson

  • Ahmad Abu Laban

  • Abdul Sattar Abu Risha

  • Enrico Accatino

  • Bojan Accetto

  • Ștefan Achim

  • Jay Ackerman

  • Liliane Ackermann

  • J. L. Ackrill

  • Sarkis Acopian

  • Wbaldino Acosta

  • George Kingsley Acquah

  • Víctor Ivo Acuña Velázquez

  • Bahaedin Adab

  • Ja'afar Mahmud Adam

  • Ladislav Adamec

  • Brian Adams (wrestler)

  • Carol Adams (educator)

  • Clark Adams

  • David Adams (dancer)

  • Elizabeth Sparks Adams

  • Glenda Adams

  • Nancy Adams

  • Okie Adams

  • Sofia Adamson

  • Adebayo Adefarati

  • Ramrao Adik

  • Cecelia Adkins

  • Roar Adler

  • Robert Adler

  • Peter Aduja

  • Alfred Aduloju

  • Rogier van Aerde

  • Urs Hans von Aesch

  • Rosy Afsari

  • Alex Agase

  • Denes Agay

  • Horatio Agedah

  • Archduchess Agnes Christina of Austria

  • Francis Agu

  • Luis Aguad Jorge

  • Antonio Aguilar

  • Gustavo Aguilar

  • Johnny Aguirre

  • Kit Ahern

  • Gunnel Ahlin

  • Khursheed Ahmad

  • Robert H. Ahmanson

  • Kafeel Ahmed

  • W. Z. Ahmed

  • Ismail Ahmedani

  • Caroline Aigle

  • Jim Aiken (concert promoter)

  • Lloyd Ailsby

  • Jack Ainslie

  • Matt Aitch

  • Barış Akarsu

  • Wahab Akbar

  • John Akehurst (British Army officer)

  • Adolfas Akelaitis

  • Augustus Akinloye

  • Ulla Akselson

  • Yıldırım Aktuna

  • Yū Aku

  • Juma Akukweti

  • Syed Hussein Alatas

  • Benito Alazraki

  • Franco Albanelli

  • Josefina Albarracín

  • Ken Albers

  • Calvin Albert

  • Carter Albrecht

  • Salih Saif Aldin

  • John W. Aldridge

  • Norman Aldridge

  • Aleena (actress)

  • Juan Manuel Alejándrez

  • Mikhail Alekseyev (writer)

  • Alemão (footballer, born 1984)

  • Tadesse Alemu

  • Donald Alexander (researcher)

  • Jennifer Alexander

  • Lloyd Alexander

  • Harold Alfond

  • Luqman Ali

  • Muhammad Mohar Ali

  • Saleem Ali (politician)

  • Qazi Abdul Alim

  • Hayward Alker

  • Angus Allan

  • Graham Allan

  • Trevor Allan (rugby)

  • Dick Allen (film editor)

  • Fred Allen (set designer)

  • Marit Allen

  • Philip Allen, Baron Allen of Abbeydale

  • Rod Allen (advertising executive)

  • Steve Alleyne

  • Buddy Allin

  • Patrick Allotey

  • June Almeida

  • Lola Almudevar

  • Raúl Alonso de Marco

  • Alberto Alonso

  • Ernesto Alonso

  • Hollis Alpert

  • Ralph Asher Alpher

  • Hüseyin Bahri Alptekin

  • Ben D. Altamirano

  • Orhan Altan

  • Mehmet Altınsoy

  • Theo Altmeyer

  • Juan Santa María Álvarez

  • Yousuf Saleh Alyan

  • Shakaiba Sanga Amaj

  • Roy Amara

  • P. Amarasinghe

  • Blanquita Amaro

  • Rufina Amaya

  • Roy Ambler

  • Mariann Ambrus

  • Georges Aminel

  • Qeysar Aminpour

  • Rufus Travis Amis

  • Daniel Amit

  • François-Joseph Amon d'Aby

  • Paulo Rogério Amoretty Souza

  • Phil Amos

  • Henri Amouroux

  • Abdul Rahman al-Amri

  • Hans Amtmann

  • B. K. Anand

  • Kwesi Akwansah Andam

  • Ken Anderlini

  • Jon Anderson (poet)

  • Bernhard Anderson

  • Chet Anderson

  • Doris Anderson

  • James Anderson (author)

  • John Evelyn Anderson

  • John Robert Anderson (chemist)

  • Keith Anderson (actor)

  • Kip Anderson

  • Robert Orville Anderson

  • Warren M. Anderson

  • William Anderson (naval officer)

  • Winslow Anderson

  • Momofuku Ando

  • Beniamino Andreatta

  • Peter Andren

  • Paul Andréota

  • Constantine Andreou

  • Stanislav Andreski

  • Tige Andrews

  • Jerry Andrus

  • Charley Ane

  • Ángel Azteca

  • Angel of Death (wrestler)

  • Jim Angel

  • Sam Angel

  • Anacleto Angelini

  • Giorgio Anglesio

  • Glen Angus

  • Ian Anstruther

  • Franz Antel

  • Barbara Cox Anthony

  • N. H. Antia

  • Boško Antić



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