Veteran film publicist Charles Lippincott, best known for promoting Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, dead of a heart attack at 80 (birth date unknown).

Former White House butler Wilson Roosevelt Jerman, who served 11 presidents from Eisenhower to Obama, dead of the coronavirus at 91 an undisclosed amount of time shy of his birthday.

Former Utah Jazz coach Jerry Sloan, dead of complications from Parkinson's disease and Lewy body dementia at 78.

2018 Miss Universe New Zealand finalist Amber-Lee Friid, dead suddenly Monday at 23 (birth date unknown).

Actor Hagen Mills, known for his role on Baskets, dead Wednesday in an attempted murder-suicide at 29 (birth date unknown).

Stardom wrestler and Terrace House: Tokyo cast member Hana Kimura, daughter of Kyoko Kimura, dead of causes yet unknown at 22 a little over three months shy of her birthday.

Commercials Unlimited Talent Agency founder and president Sonjia Warren Brandon, dead on the 8th of natural causes at an undisclosed age.

Saturn, presumed pet alligator to Adolf Hitler, dead Friday at around 84.

Longtime college basketball coach and 2020 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall Of Fame inductee Eddie Sutton, dead of natural causes at 84.

Former CBS News Washington Bureau Chief and NBC News President Bill Small, dead of a brief illness at 93 (birth date unknown).

Legendary jazz drummer Jimmy Cobb, one of Miles Davis' First Great Sextet, dead of lung cancer at 91.

Prolific veteran actor Richard Herd, best known for his role as Mr. Wilhemlm on Seinfeld, dead of cancer complications at 87 exactly four months shy of his birthday.

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Prolific guitarist Bucky Baxter, best known for his contribution to Bob Dylan's multiple-Grammy-winning Time Out Of Mind, dead Monday of undisclosed causes at 65.

Toronto rapper Houdini, born Dimarjio Antonio Jenkins, shot dead at 21 (birth date unknown).

Author and outspoken AIDS activist Larry Kramer, whose writings helped reverse America's policy towards the disease in the '80s and '90s, dead of pneumonia at 84 a month shy of his birthday.

Veteran Capitol and Virgin Records executive Ken Pedersen, one of the chief architects of the Now That's What I Call Music! series, dead March 18 of sepsis brought on by pneumonia at 63 (birth date unknown).

Veteran Taiwan-based film producer and distributor Paolo Lee, born Lee Teck Hoo, dead on the 11th at 79 a few days shy of his birthday,

Retired actor and published poet Anthony James, born James Anthony, best known for his villainous roles in westerns, dead of cancer at 77 two months shy of his birthday.

Veteran actress Marge Redmond, best known for her role as Sister Jacqueline on The Flying Nun, dead February 10 of undisclosed causes at 95 ten months shy of her birthday.

KISS guitarist Bob Kulick, dead of undisclosed causes at 70.

Longtime Quebec politician and former Bloc Quebecois leader Michel Gauthier, dead after a battle with lung cancer at 70.

Federal whistleblower Herb Stemper, whose exposure of NBC's manipulation of Twenty-One for ratings inspired the movie, Quiz Show, dead April 7 at 93 eight months shy of his birthday.

Artist Christo Vladimirov Javacheff, who wrapped buildings, coasts and islands in fabric, hitherto the surviving half of Christo And Jean(ne)-Claude, dead of natural causes at 84 thirteen days shy of his birthday.

Hall Of Fame Welterweight boxing champion Curtis Cokes, dead Friday at 82 seventeen days shy of his birthday.

Jazz player and composer for Clint Eastwood films Lennie Niehaus, dead Thursday at 90 two weeks shy of his birthday.

Retired Broadcast News Ltd. reporter and editor Richard Avery, known as a "commanding voice", dead Sunday after a brief illness at 76 (birth date unknown).

Veteran character actress Peggy Pope, best known for her role as Margaret in 9 To 5, dead Wednesday at 91.

Veteran Nashville session musician and longtime Grand Ole Opry house band guitarist Jimmy Capps, dead of undisclosed causes at 81.

Singer and actor Chris Trousdale, formerly of Dream Street, dead of COVID complications at 34 nine days shy of his birthday.

Actress and Emmy-winning writer Mary Pat Gleason, dead of cancer at 70.

Oscar-nominated screenwriter, author and playwright Bruce Jay Friedman, dead of undisclosed causes at 90.