The following is a list of notable deaths in April 2006. Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence: Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequent country of citizenship (if applicable), reason for notability, cause of death (if known), and reference. April 2006 1 Gary Dineen, 62, Canadian ice hockey player and coach. Annesley Kingsford, 93, Canadian rower and Olympian. In Tam, 83, Cambodian politician. Oscar Treadwell, 79, American jazz radio journalist and presenter. 2 Sir Anthony Beaumont-Dark, 73, British politician, former Conservative Member of Parliament. Mohammed al-Maghout, 72, Syrian poet and playwright. Bernard Seigal, 48, American musician and essayist with the stage name Buddy Blue, co-founder of the Beat Farmers, heart attack. Nina von Stauffenberg, 92, German widow of Hitler's would-be assassin. 3 Tom Abercrombie, 75, American National Geographic photographer, complications from open-heart surgery. Barry Bingham, Jr., 72, American television and radio executive, former editor and publisher of the Louisville Courier-Journal and the Louisville Times. Lou Carrol, 83, American traveling salesman, gave Checkers to Richard Nixon. Doug Coombs, 48, American extreme skier, ski accident in the French Alps. Ewan Fenton, 76, Scottish footballer. Martin Gilks, 41, English musician, former drummer with The Wonder Stuff, motorcycle accident. Marshall Goldberg, 88, American football player, former NFL running back of the Chicago Cardinals, complications due to a head injury. Albert Harker, 95, American soccer player, last surviving member of the US 1934 FIFA World Cup soccer team. Genzō Murakami, 96, Japanese novelist. Walter Ristow, 97, American map librarian at the New York Public Library and the Library of Congress. Sir Andrew Stark, 89, British diplomat, Ambassador to Denmark (1971–1976). Ida Vos, 74, Dutch writer. 4 Mary Boyce, 85, British authority on Iran. Toddie Byrne, 71, Irish politician. Fred Christensen, 84, American fighter ace in World War II. Eckhard Dagge, 58, former German WBC junior middleweight champion. Sir Roy Denman, 81, British civil servant and diplomat. Denis Donaldson, 55/56, British former head of Sinn Féin at Stormont, and British double-agent, found shot dead at his home. Gary Gray, 69, American child actor of the 1940s, cancer. John de Courcy Ireland, 94, Irish maritime historian and political activist. John George Macleod, 90, Scottish physician. Jürgen Thorwald, 90, German writer. Vickery Turner, 61, British actress of the 60's. Frederick B. Williams, 66, American minister of the Church of the Intercession in Harlem, New York