Rapper Mac Miller, born Malcolm McCormick, dead of a fentanyl and cocaine overdose at 26.

Actor Bill Daily, best known for his roles on I Dream Of Jeanie and The Bob Newhart Show, dead at 91.

Miss Texas/USA/Universe 1995 Chelsi Smith, the first bi-racial woman to hold the first of those three titles, dead of liver cancer at 45.

Retired miner Herb Pepperdine, hitherto the last survivor of the Nova Scotia mine disaster of 1958 that killed 75 people, dead at 95.

Three-time Tony-nominated actress and soprano Marin Mazzie, dead of ovarian cancer at 57.

Popular fertility blogger Vanessa Fernandez Arango, who documented her journey through IVF-induced pregnancy, dead from a cardiac arrest during an emergency ceasarian section at 30.

Prolific actor Peter Donat, best known for his role as Fox Mulder's father on The X-Files, dead at 90.

Hitherto Calgary Flames co-owner Clay Riddell, dead at 82.

Former Dutch resistance fighter Freddie Oversteegen, who seduced and killed Nazis with her older sister in World War II, dead on the 5th at 92 one day shy of her birthday.

John Bullock, father of Sandra Bullock, dead Tuesday at 93.

Songwriter and musician Venisha Brown, daughter of soul singers James Brown and Yvonne Fair, dead Wednesday from complications of pneumonia at 53.

Vietnamese president Tran Dai Quang, dead of an undisclosed illness at 61.

2007-10 Calgary Stampeders linebacker Mike Labinjo, dead from causes yet unknown at 38.

Actress Laurie Mitchell, best known for her role in 1958's Queen Of Outer Space, dead at 90.

Film and TV producer and Florida Democratic congressional candidate April Freeman, dead from causes yet unknown at 54.

Retired actor/singer Al Matthews, best known for his role as Gunnery Sergeant Apone in Aliens, dead from causes yet unknown at 75.

Character actor Paul John Vasquez, known for his roles on Sons Of Anarchy, NYPD Blue and CSI: NY, dead from causes yet unknown at 48.

Former Days Of Our Lives star Frank Parker, who acted on the show from 1983 to 2008, dead at 79.

Veteran Tony-winning character actor Roger Robinson, dead at 78.

Jefferson Airplane founder and lead singer Marty Balin, dead from undisclosed causes at 76.

Legendary Chicago blues guitarist Otis Rush, known for such hits as I Can't Quit You Baby and the Grammy-winning Any Place I'm Going, and whose work influenced such greats as Eric Clapton and Carlos Santana, dead from complications of a 2003 stroke at 84.

French crooner-actor Charles Aznavour, "France's Frank Sinatra", dead at 94.

Peggy Sue Gerron Rackham, who inspired Buddy Holly's 1958 hit, Peggy Sue, and ex-wife to one of his band members (I don't know which), dead at 78.

Game composer Ben Daglish, who wrote some of the most iconic tunes on the Commodore 64, dead at 52.

Going by my math, late teens to early twenties.