Bachelor alum Cristy Caserta, dead from an apparent seizure at 38.

Screenwriter Audrey Wells, known for scripting such films as The Truth About Cats And Dogs, Under The Tuscan Sun and (upcoming as of this writing) The Hate U Give, dead at 58 after a long battle with cancer.

Spanish opera singer Montserrat Cabelle, renowned for her bel canto technique and her interpretations of the roles of Rossini, Bellini and Donizetti, dead from undisclosed causes at 85.

Golden Globe-winning veteran character actor Scott Wilson, whose career spanned from In The Heat Of The Night to The Walking Dead, dead from leukemia at 76.

Emmy-winning veteran actress Peggy McKay, best known for her long-running role as Caroline Brady on Days Of Our Lives, dead Sunday at 90.

Veteran actress Celeste Yarnall, who found fame in the wake of her lone appearance on Star Trek, dead at 74 after a four-year battle with ovarian cancer.

Emmy-winning sound technician James Emswiller, dead from a two-story fall on the set of You Are My Friend at 61.

Capitol Records senior vice president of pop promotion and marketing Joe Rainey, dead at 43.

Former federal cabinet minister Donald Macdonald, dead at 86.

Basketball's world governing body secretary general and rising Olympic star Patrick Baumann, dead of a heart attack at 51.

Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Paul G. Allen, dead from non-Hodgkin's lymphoma at 65.

Renowned Toronto pianist Scott "Professor Piano" Cushnie, dead late August from injuries sustained in a fall at 80. (He was mistakenly buried as someone else.)

Bunny Ranch owner and The Art Of The Pimp author Dennis Hof, dead from causes yet unknown at 72.

All That Remains co-founder, guitarist and songwriter Oli Herbert, dead from causes yet unknown at 44.

Former pro wrestling star "Dirty" Dick Slater, born Richard Van Slater, dead from undisclosed causes at 67.

Author, historian and professor Gaetan Gervais, who helped design the Franco-Ontarian flag, dead at 74.

Former New York Giants star defensive tackle and NFL coach Dick Modzelewski, dead at 87.

Movie and TV director Danny Leiner, best known for helming such comedies as Dude, Where's My Car? and Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle, dead from cancer at 57.

Former New York Islanders owner Charles Wang, dead from undisclosed causes at 74.

Actress Diana Sowle, best known for her role as Mrs. Bucket in Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory, dead at 88.

Benneton fashion group co-founder Gilberto Benneton, dead from an undisclosed illness at 77.

Canadian professional skier-turned-rapper Jon James McMurray, dead Saturday in a stunt gone wrong at 34.

Veteran stage and screen actor James Karen, best known for his role as Mr. Teague in Poltergeist, dead at 94.

Prolific singer-songwriter and swamp rock icon Tony Joe White, dead at 75.

Former NHL president John A. Ziegler, Jr., who served from 1977 to 1992, during the course of which he oversaw a merger with the WHA, dead at 84.

Willow, last of Queen Elizabeth II's corgis, made famous by her appearance in the James Bond skit screened at the opening of the London Olympics, dead at 15.