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  1. Cattle rancher Bruce King, who served three terms as governor of New Mexico, died on Nov. 13. He was 85. http://bit.ly/4jKL8M
  2. Winter D. Horton, Jr., who cofounded L.A. public television station KCET, died on Nov. 12. He was 80. http://bit.ly/1mZfAR
  3. James R. Lilley, a longtime CIA operative and former US ambassador to China, died on Nov. 12. He was 81. http://bit.ly/3b2bV7
  4. John J. O'Connor III, 79, a lawyer and the husband of retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, died Nov. 11. http://bit.ly/4FsJRH
  5. Award-winning TV writer David Lloyd, 75, who penned scrips for "Mary Tyler Moore" and "Cheers," died Nov. 10. He was . http://bit.ly/2aaOUr
  6. Feminist author and scholar Alice S. Rossi, a founding member of NOW, died on Nov. 3. She was 87. http://bit.ly/1y7gxw
  7. Dr. William Ganz, 90, a cardiologist who co-invented the Swan Ganz catheter, died on Nov. 10. http://bit.ly/25r9TQ
  8. German soccer team goalie Robert Enke committed suicide on Nov. 10 by throwing himself under a train. He was 32. http://bit.ly/1dRY9V
  9. Tom Sparks died on Nov. 5 after competing as a contestant on ABC's reality show "Wipeout." He was 33. http://bit.ly/5bRPn
  10. Carl Ballantine, 92, a character actor who was best known for playing Lester Gruber on "McHale’s Navy," died Nov. 3. http://bit.ly/2IrsAg
  11. Kenneth Bacon, president of Refugees International, died on Aug. 15. He was 64. http://bit.ly/fJKW3
  12. Ted "Teeder" Kennedy, who captained the Toronto Maple Leafs to 5 Stanley Cups, died on Aug. 14. He was 83. http://bit.ly/v7QOr
  13. Civil rights activist Mary B. Henry, who helped create the national Head Start program, died on Aug. 14. She was 82. http://bit.ly/16c2Wr
  14. Allen Shellenberger, the drummer for the rock band Lit, died on Aug. 13 of brain cancer. He was 39. http://bit.ly/12IHpf
  15. Billy Wayne Posey, 73, a suspect in the 1964 killing of 3 civil rights workers in Mississippi, died on Aug. 13. http://bit.ly/4rnZlJ
  16. Les Paul, 94, an electric guitar and studio technology innovator, died Aug. 13. http://bit.ly/19r9FM
  17. Free-jazz drummer Rashied Ali, who backed John Coltrane and accompanied him in a duet album, died on Aug. 12. He was 76. http://bit.ly ...
  18. Actress Ruth Ford, 98, who appeared in Broadway plays and was a member of Orson Welles' Mercury Theatre, died Aug. 12. http://bit.ly/4knWrM
  19. Margaret Wilson, 90, the first black woman to head the board of the NAACP, died on Aug. 11. http://bit.ly/lGMAG
  20. Skateboarding pioneer Andy Kessler died on Aug. 10 of a heart attack. He was 48. http://bit.ly/xqJfx