YouTube personality John Bain, better known as the game critic, TotalBuscuit, dead from bowel cancer at 33 a month and a half shy of his birthday.

Veteran TV and movie actress Elizabeth Sung, dead Tuesday at 63.

Retired astronaut Alan Bean, the fourth man to walk on the moon, dead at 86.

Deadliest Catch star Blake Painter, dead from causes yet unknown at 38.

Prolific mountaineer and 1996 Everest disaster survivor Charlotte Fox, dead a week ago by a fall from atop the stairs at 61 two weeks after her birthday.

Prolific forensic psychologist Steven Pitt, who consulted on such high-profile cases as the JonBenet Ramsay murder and the Columbine High School shooting, shot dead at 59.

"Builder To The Stars" Ben Krupinski, dead in a plane crash off the coast of Long Island at 70, along with his wife, Bonne Bistrian Krupinski, also 70, and their 22-year-old grandson, Will Maerov.

New York fashion designer Kate Spade, dead from an apparent suicide at 55.

Actor Robert Mandan, best known for his role as Chester Tate on Soap, dead at 86 after a long illness.

Actor Jerry Maren, born Gerald Marenghi, hitherto the last living munchkin from The Wizard Of Oz, dead at 98.

Toronto poet David McFadden, dead at 77.

The Doors biographer Jerry Hopkins, author of the 1980 bestseller No One Here Gets Out Alive, dead Sunday at 82 after a long illness.

Actor Hugh Dane, best known for his role as Hank the security guard on the American version of The Office, dead of pancreatic cancer May 16 at 75.

Actor Alan O'Neill, best known for his role as Hugh on Sons Of Anarchy, dead at 47.

Celebrity chef, writer and CNN host Anthony Bourdain, dead by suicide at 61.

Actress Eunice Gayson, who played James Bond's first onscreen love interest, Sylvia Trench, in 1962's Dr. No, dead at 90.

Brazilian tennis great Maria Bueno, who won seven grand slam titles in the '50s and '60s, dead of cancer at 78.

Former Fleetwood Mac guitarist Danny Kirwan, dead at 68.

Actor and singer-songwriter Jackson O'Dell, best known for his role as Ari Caldwell on The Goldbergs, dead of an accidental heroin and cocaine overdose at 20.

Civil Rights pioneer and former MLK colleague Dorothy Cotton, dead at 88.

America's Got Talent winner Neal Boyd, dead from an array of weight-related issues at 42.

Emeline "Emmy" Miller, daughter of America's most decorated male skier, Bode Miller, dead by drowning in a swimming pool at 19 months.

Longtime Bomberman character designer and art director Shoji Mizuno, dead at 58.

Bank robber and Jackrabbit Parole author Stephen Reid, husband of poet Susan Musgrave, dead at 68.

Basketball Hall Of Famer and two-time Olympic gold medalist Anne Donovan, dead of heart failure at 56.

Drummer D. J. Fontana, hitherto the last surviving member of Elvis Presley's band, dead at 87.

Prince Georg-Constantin of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, hitherto hailed as a brilliant jockey, dead at 41 after being thrown from his horse.

Former Calgary Flames co-owner Sonia Scurfield, the only Canadian woman ever to have her name engraved on the Stanley Cup, dead at 89.