Former Commission Of The European Communities (now European Commission) President Jacques Delors, who played a key role in the creation of the single market, the euro and the European Union, dead in his sleep at 98.

National Federation For Decency (now American Family Association) founder and chairman emeritus Donald Wildmon, father to current chairman Tim Wildmon, dead of complications related to Lewy body dementia at 85.

Veteran film editor Toby Yates, son of Oscar-nominated director-producer Peter Yates, dead November 17 after a stroke at 61.

Former Quebec Nordiques and Washington Capitals forward Reggie Savage, dead Sunday of cancer at 53.

British professional wrestler Kurtis "Mad Kurt" Chapman, dead of causes yet unknown at 26 (birth date unknown).

Veteran CBS News Radio anchor & correspondent Tom Foty, dead Tuesday at 77 (birth date unknown).

Veteran entertainment executive Lew Rothman, dead suddenly a week ago at 63 (birth date unknown).

Brazilian 2003 Indianapolis 500 winner and closed-course land speed record holder Gil De Ferran, dead mid-race of a heart attack at 56.

British veteran stage & screen actor David Kernan, best known for his interpretations of Stephen Sondheim's songs, dead Tuesday at 85.

Broadway tap dance icon Maurice Hines, Jr., hitherto the last surviving member of Hines, Hines, And Dad, dead of natural causes at 80.

Venezuelan eponymous media company chairman Gustavo Cisneros Rendiles, dead of undisclosed causes at 78.

Former DePaul Blue Demons player-turned-coach Joey Meyer, son of late also-former coach Ray Meyer and not to be confused with the eponymous former baseball player, who led the team to seven NCAA tournament appearances in 13 seasons, dead of undisclosed causes at 74.

British Oscar-nominated stage & screen actor Tom Wilkinson, best known for his roles in The Full Monty, Michael Clayton and The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, dead of undisclosed causes at 75.

Actor, WGA-nominated writer and author Richard Romanus (nee Romanos), husband to Oscar-nominated costume designer and fellow WGA nominee Anthea Sylbert, best known for his roles in Mean Streets and on The Sopranos, dead a week ago of undisclosed causes at 80.

Dual Hall Of Fame NASCAR legend William Caleb "Cale" Yarborough, dead at 84.

Stage & screen actress & singer Sandra Reaves-Phillips, dead Friday at 79.

Australian-born British journalist and filmmaker John Pilger, known for his coverage of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, dead at 84.

Comedy legend Shecky Greene, born Fred Sheldon Greenfield, dead of natural causes at 97.

Ugandan three-time Olympic steeplechaser Benjamin Kiplagat, stabbed to death at 34.

Nurse-turned-trailblazing Texas U.S. representative Eddie Bernice Johnson, dead of undisclosed causes at 88.

Former Italian army infantry corpsman Tripoli Giannini, hitherto the country's oldest and Europe's second-oldest man, dead at 111.

Mexican three-time Ariel-winning actress Ana Ofelia Murguia, best known voicing the titular role in Coco, dead at 90.

Jazz Legend Les McCann, dead Friday at 88.

Former longtime Ranier-Lundy Racing team owner J.T. Lundy, dead Sunday at 82.

Veteran Universal & Disney film executive Hy Levine, dead Wednesday of pancreatic cancer at 87 (birth date unknown).

Scottish-born Canadian soccer player-turned-lawyer Dennis Edney, who played a critical role in the release of former Guantanamo Bay prisoner Omar Khadr, dead Saturday of complications from dementia at 77.

Former head of Disney Parks operations Dick Nunis, dead Sunday at 91.

Orion Pictures co-founder, Sovereign Pictures founder and international film executive Ernst Goldschmidt, not to be confused with the eponymous late Viennese scholar, dead December 2 of heart failure at 92 (birth date unknown).

First Canadian conflict of interest and ethics commissioner Mary Dawson, not to be confused with any of her notable eponymites, dead on the 24th of a rare type of thyroid cancer at 81.

Actress Cindy Morgan (nee Cichorski), best known for her roles in Caddyshack and Tron, dead a week ago at 69.

Veteran Hollywood publicist Quinn (nee Quentin) Donoghue, dead on the 28th at 86.

Emmy-winning animation producer John Bush, dead November 23 of B-cell lymphoma of the brain stem at 69.

Studio musician Jeffrey Foskett, best known for his work with The Beach Boys, dead December 11 of anaplastic thyroid cancer at 67.