au
au, or au by KDDI, is a brand marketed by KDDI in the main islands of Japan and by Okinawa Cellular in Okinawa for their mobile cellular services.
People died in Au (First 49 people) - Page 30
Fanny Osborne
New Zealand artist
Taniela Moa
Rugby union player
Terry Lineen
New Zealand rugby union player
Sir Gordon Tait
Submariner
Hugh Lambie
Former Mayor of Manukau City
Colin Jillings
New Zealand jockey
Mele Siuʻilikutapu
Tongan Politician
Phil Warren
New Zealand promoter
Paul Whitelaw
New Zealand cricketer
Angela D'Audney
New Zealand television presenter
Chic Littlewood
New Zealand television actor
William Thomas Fairburn
Preacher
Isobel Andrews
New Zealand playwright
Eve Sutton
New Zealand writer
Buddy Corlett
Basketball player
Jeremy Salmond
New Zealand architect
Anne Hamblett
New Zealand artist
Nessie Snedden
New Zealand cricketer
Walter William Massey
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament ‧ William Massey's son
Warwick Snedden
New Zealand cricketer
Arthur Pycroft
New Zealand naturalist
Albert Laing
Rugby league player
Euan Dickson
British aircraft pilot
Heikki Haavisto
Former Minister for Foreign Affairs of Finland
Pierre Lacans
French rugby union player
Hugo van der Goes
Painter
Antoine Mortier
Artist
Auguste Oleffe
Artist
Fernand Schirren
Belgian composer
Léon Navez
Artist
Léon Houyoux
Artist
Jean-Baptiste Degreef
Artist
Jules Van de Leene
Artist
François de Beaucaire de Péguillon
Historian
John Griffin, 4th Baron Howard de Walden
Marthe Donas
Belgian painter
Maurice Boitel
French painter
Johanna de Bade
Tommy McDonald
American football player
Hermann Baranowski
German Politician
Sepp Thaler
Italian composer
Andreas Schleiermacher
Librarian
Andreas August E Schleiermacher
Librarian
Charles Frederick, Duke of Holstein‑. . .
Prince
Hans-Walter Heyne
Military personnel
Ferenc Szisz
Race car driver
François Roberday
French organist
