If you’re trying to catch up on who’s been added to Wikipedia’s *Deaths in 2026* page recently, here’s what the September 19–24 stretch covers.
Who’s listed for September 19–24, 2026
The list spans several fields. Politics entries include David Hollister, Ahmed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, and Burhan Özfatura. In entertainment and the arts, the page lists Angry Anderson, Sid Ahmed Agoumi, Chad Gilbert, and Elliot Graham. Sports figures include Riccardo Innocenti, Milton Viera, and Willie Callaghan. In journalism, the entries are Mark Doyle, Susy Aponte, and Payal Mehta.
Each entry on the page notes the person’s name, age, nationality, and what they were known for, alongside a cause of death when that information is available.
What’s known about causes of death
Causes listed across this period range widely — some natural (stroke, cardiac arrest, cancer) and some violent or accidental (a drone strike, a helicopter crash, a traffic collision, a shooting, and a suicide). Not every entry specifies a cause; the page only includes that detail when it’s available.
A note on dates
Some entries are marked “death announced on this date.” That means the date shown is when the death became publicly known, not necessarily the day the person died — worth keeping in mind if you’re trying to line up a date with an actual time of death.
Keep in mind
This is a continuously updated page, so entries for September 19–24 could still be revised, or new names could be added retroactively as deaths are confirmed. If you’re checking for the most current version of this list, it’s worth refreshing the source page directly rather than relying on a snapshot.
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