Pioneering commercial airline pilot Emily Howell Warner, the first female to hold that position, dead on the 3rd of complications from a fall and Alzheimer's disease at 80 a little under four months shy of her birthday.

Three-time All-Star Toronto Maple Leafs legend Eddie "The Entertainer" Shack, dead at 83.

Legendary Oscar-winning actress Olivia De Havilland, best known for her role as Melanie Hamilton in Gone With The Wind, hitherto the last surviving remnant of Hollywood's Golden Age, dead at 104.

Veteran actor John Saxon, born Carmine Orrico, best known for his role as Roper in Enter The Dragon, dead of complications, due to pneumonia, at 83 eleven days shy of his birthday.

Actress Royana Black Hubbell, best known for playing the titular role in the short-lived 1988 CBS sitcom, Raising Miranda, dead suddenly on the 14th of acute myeloid leukemia at 47 (birth date unknown).

MTV's True Life breakout star Charlie Balducci, whose 2002 wedding was documented on the show, dead suddenly Saturday of causes yet unknown at 44 (birth date unknown).

Canadian actor and convicted sex offender Robert "Rob" Smith, best known for his role as the obnoxious patron-berating Scotsman in Alexander Keith's India Pale Ale commercials, not to be confused with the eponymous Cure frontman, dead in the last week or so of undisclosed causes at 54 or 55.

Note: He was also the voice of Teisel Bonne in the Mega Man Legends games, and I'm embarrassed I never made the connection.

Former New Zealand rugby union player and All Black captain Andy Haden, whose 1978 feigned fall earned his team a game-winning penalty against Wales and himself notoriety, dead of chronic lymphocytic leukemia at 69 two months shy of his birthday.

Former Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Angels manager John McNamamra, who coached the former to within a game of the 1986 World Series title, dead at 88.

Greater Victoria Flower Count founder Norma Fitzsimmons, dead at 97 three days to a month shy of her birthday (exact birth date unknown).

Rapper and The Roots founding member Malik Abdul Basit, better known as Malik B., dead of undisclosed causes at 47 three and a half months shy of his birthday.

Grampa Fuddy wrote:

Herman Cain, 2012 GOP presidential hopeful and former Godfather's Pizza CEO dead at 74 from coronavirus. For once, I beat jprime with news of a death.

He was four and a third months shy of his birthday.

First democratically-elected Taiwanese president Lee Teng-hui, dead of multiple organ failure and septic shock at 97.

Oscar-nominated filmmaker Sir Alan Parker, dead after a long illness at 76.

Old Havana renewal overseer and de facto mayor Eusebio Leal Spengler, dead of cancer at 77 one and a third months shy of his birthday (again, September 11).

Country music singer, songwriter and radio host Bill Mack, whose work on Midnight Cowboy Trucking Show got him into the Country Music DJ Hall Of Fame, not to be confused with the eponymous sculptor, dead of COVID-19 at 88.

First American face transplant recipient Connie Culp, dead of an as-yet-unspecified infection at 57.

Alaskan 30th district representative Gary Knopp, killed along with six others (an eighth died en route to the hospital) in a midair collision at 63.

He was a little under two months shy of his birthday.

Deadliest Catch deckhand Mahlon Reyes, dead Monday of causes yet unknown at 38 (birth date unknown).

Ryan Breaux, brother of singer-songwriter Frank Ocean, killed in a car crash along with a classmate at 18.

Nobel Peace Prize-winning politician John Hume, who fashioned the agreement that ended the violence in his native Northern Ireland, dead at 83.

Chicago rapper FBG Duck, born Carlton D. Weekly, known for his breakout single, "Slide", killed in a targeted shooting at 26 four months shy of his birthday.

Legendary New York newspaper columnist and novelist Pete Hamill, dead of heart and kidney failure at 85.

Actor Reni Santoni, best known for his role as Poppie on Seinfeld, dead Saturday after a long illness at 82.

Veteran Canadian Press broadcast journalist Peter Rakobowchuk, better known by his radio moniker of Peter Ray, dead of liver cancer at 71 (birth date unknown).