Weekly Obituaries Roundup

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Deaths for the week ending 8 May 2021:

Jacques d'Amboise, dancer/actor (Seven Brides for Seven Brothers), of a stroke, 86.

Eric McClure, auto racer (NASCAR), of a musculoskeletal disorder, 42.

Bobby Unser, auto racer (Indianapolis 50), 87. He was the older brother of racer Al Unser and father of racer Robby Unser.

Lloyd Price, R&B singer ("Personality"), of complications from diabetes, 88.

Ed Ward, rock critic and historian (Rolling Stone), after a long illness, 72.

Nick Kamen, model (Levi's) and singer ("Each Time You Break My Heart"), of bone marrow cancer, 59.

Ray Miller, major-league baseball manager (Minnesota Twins), cause not reported, 76.

Del Crandall, major leaguer (Boston Braves), after a long illness, 91.

George Jung, drug trafficker (subject of the film Blow), after a long illness, 78.

Jim Bertelsen, NFL football player (Los Angeles Rams), cause not reported, 71. His death "this week" was announced on 7 May.

David H. Gambrell, U.S. Senator (D-GA, 1971-72), 91.

Paul Van Doren, retailer (Vans shoes), 90.

Ernest Angley, Pentecostal televangelist, 99.

Tawny Kitaen, actress (Bachelor Party), of heart disease, 59. She was the ex-wife of baseball player Chuck Finley.

Pierre "Pete" du Pont, governor of Delaware (R, 1977-85), after a long illness, 86.

Curtis Fuller, jazz trombonist, 88.

Helmut Jahn, architect (One Liberty Place in Philadelphia), 81.

Spencer Silver, chemist and inventor (Post-it Notes), of a heart ailment, 80.