- Jun 1 Jack McCloskey, American basketball coach (Portland Trail Blazers 1972-74) and executive (GM Detroit Pistons NBA C'ship 1989, 90), dies from Alzheimer's disease at 91
- Jun 1 Roberto De Vicenzo, Argentine golfer (British Open 1967; US Masters 1968 runner-up), dies at 94
- Jun 1 Tankred Dorst, German playwright, dies at 91
- Jun 2 Peter Sallis, British actor (Wallace and Gromit, Last of the Summer Wine), dies at 96
- Jun 3 Jimmy Piersall, American baseball outfielder (MLB All Star 1954, 56; his bipolar disorder subject book & film, "Fear Strikes Out"), dies at 87
- Jun 6 Adnan Khashoggi, Saudi businessman (arms dealing), dies at 81
- Jun 6 Paul Zukofsky, American violinist and conductor (Cappricio), dies from non-Hodgkin lymphoma at 73
- Jun 6 Sandra Reemer, Indo-Dutch pop singer ("As Love Goes"), and television presenter, dies of breast cancer at 66
- Jun 9 Adam West [William West Anderson], American actor (Batman, Last Precinct), dies from leukemia at 88
- Jun 10 Samuel V. Wilson, American ex-director of the Defense Intelligence Agency and former Army lieutenant general, dies of lung cancer at 93
- Jun 11 Rosalie Sorrels, American traditional folk singer-songwriter ("Up Is A Nice Place To Be"; "Nevada Moon"), dies at 83
- Jun 12 Felice Taylor, American R&B singer (I Feel Love Comin' On), dies at 73
- Jun 13 A. R. Gurney, American playwright (The Dining Room), dies at 86
- Jun 13 Anita Pallenberg, Italian model and actress credited as the muse of the Rolling Stones, dies of complications of hepatitis C. at 75
- Jun 14 Don Matthews, American CFL HOF coach (Grey Cup 1985 BC Lions, 1995 Baltimore Stallions, 1996-97 Toronto Argonauts, 2002 Montreal Alouettes), dies of cancer at 77
- Jun 15 Aleksey Batalov, Russian actor named a People's Artist of the USSR (1976) and a Hero of Socialist Labour (1989), dies at 88
- Jun 15 Jacques Charpentier, French organist and composer (72 études karnatiques), dies at 83
- Jun 15 James W. McCord Jr., American CIA officer who led the Watergate break-in, dies of pancreatic cancer at 93
- Jun 15 John Robert Jones [John Dalmas], American sci-fi author (White Regiment, Lizard War), dies at 90
Helmut Kohl (1930-2017)
Jun 16 German chancellor (West Germany, 1982-90, unified Germany, 1990-98), dies at 87
- Jun 16 John G. Avildsen, American film director (Rocky, The Karate Kid), dies of cancer at 81
- Jun 16 Stephen Furst, American actor (Animal House, St. Elsewhere), dies from diabetes complications at 63
- Jun 18 Hope Ryden, American wildlife activist and photographer, dies at 87
- Jun 18 Lord Joffe [Joel Goodman Joffe], South African-born British lawyer (instructing solicitor for Nelson Mandela’s defence team) and businessman, dies at 85
- Jun 19 Brian Cant, British stage and screen actor and children's television presenter (Play School, 1964-85), dies at 83
- Jun 19 Brian Kenny, British Army officer, Deputy Supreme Allied Commander (Europe), dies at 83
- Jun 19 Tony DiCicco, American soccer coach (US women 1994-99; FIFA Women's World Cup gold 1999; FIFA Women's U-20 World Cup gold 2008), dies from cancer at 68
- Jun 20 Prodigy [Albert Johnson], American rapper (Mobb Deep), dies at 42
- Jun 21 Ludger Rémy, German harpsichordist, conductor (Les Amis de Philippe), and musicologist, dies at 68
- Jun 22 Hervé Filion, Canadian harness racing driver (World Driving C'ship 1970; Harness Tracks of America Driver of the Year 1969-74, 76, 78, 81, 89), dies of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease at 77
- Jun 22 Jimmy Nalls, American session and touring rock-jazz-fusion guitarist (Sea Level), dies of complications from Parkinson's disease at 66
- Jun 22 Norman Ayrton, English actor and opera director (Royal Shakespearean Acad - UK), dies at 92
- Jun 25 Bill Dana [William Szathmary], American comedian, characters actor (José Jiménez) and screenwriter (The Nude Bomb, The Bill Dana Show), dies at 92
- Jun 25 George "Skip" Homeier, American actor (Boys Ranch, Beachhead, Dan Raven, Interns), dies of spinal myelopathy at 86
- Jun 25 Gordon Wilson, Scottish politician (Leader of the Scottish National Party), dies at 79
- Jun 27 Geri Allen, American jazz pianist, bandleader, composer, and educator, dies of cancer at 60 [1]
- Jun 30 Simone Veil, French politician (first female President of the European Parliament 1979-82), dies at 89
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