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  1. Dr. William Ganz, 90, a cardiologist who co-invented the Swan Ganz catheter, died on Nov. 10. http://bit.ly/25r9TQ
  2. German soccer team goalie Robert Enke committed suicide on Nov. 10 by throwing himself under a train. He was 32. http://bit.ly/1dRY9V
  3. Tom Sparks died on Nov. 5 after competing as a contestant on ABC's reality show "Wipeout." He was 33. http://bit.ly/5bRPn
  4. 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
  5. Kenneth Bacon, president of Refugees International, died on Aug. 15. He was 64. http://bit.ly/fJKW3
  6. Ted "Teeder" Kennedy, who captained the Toronto Maple Leafs to 5 Stanley Cups, died on Aug. 14. He was 83. http://bit.ly/v7QOr
  7. 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
  8. Allen Shellenberger, the drummer for the rock band Lit, died on Aug. 13 of brain cancer. He was 39. http://bit.ly/12IHpf
  9. 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
  10. Les Paul, 94, an electric guitar and studio technology innovator, died Aug. 13. http://bit.ly/19r9FM
  11. 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 ...
  12. 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
  13. Margaret Wilson, 90, the first black woman to head the board of the NAACP, died on Aug. 11. http://bit.ly/lGMAG
  14. Skateboarding pioneer Andy Kessler died on Aug. 10 of a heart attack. He was 48. http://bit.ly/xqJfx
  15. Don Burke, who spent five years as a linebacker for the San Francisco 49ers in the 1950s, died on Aug. 10. He was 83.
  16. John Quade, 71, an actor who appeared in several Clint Eastwood movies and the TV miniseries "Roots," died on Aug. 9. http://bit.ly/lyu3G
  17. Michael Viner, 65, the publisher of Phoenix Books, died on Aug. 8. http://bit.ly/aRLyv
  18. Gibson, the world's tallest dog, was euthanized on Aug. 7 after fighting a battle with cancer. He was 7. http://bit.ly/j6ZhB
  19. Mountain climber Riccardo Cassin, who was credited with 100 first ascents from the Himalayas to Alaska, died on Aug. 6. http://bit.ly/ovgzs
  20. Willy DeVille, 58, an Oscar-nominated songwriter who led the punk group Mink DeVille, died on Aug. 6. http://bit.ly/4ujSys