Columbia TriStar TV, The Firm and Prospect Park producer and executive Paul Frank, son of former Walt Disney Studios president Rich Frank and brother of Amblin TV co-president Darryl Frank, dead on the 30th of a suspected heart attack at 53 (birth date unknown).

1940s-'50s film star Rhonda Fleming, dead at 97.

Longtime Minnesota sports columnist and one-time Minneapolis Lakers general manager Sid Hartman, dead at 100.

Walter Mondale's presidential campaign chairman and former Fannie Mae CEO James A. Johnson, not to be confused with the eponymous architect, dead at 76 a little over two months shy of his birthday.

Former King Crimson singer/bassist Gordon Haskell, dead of lung cancer at 74.

Documentary filmmaker and activist James Redford, son of retired actor, Hollywood fimmaker and also activist C. Robert Redford, Jr., dead of liver cancer at 58 (birth date unknown).

Priest and abstract expressionist painter Father Bill Moore, dead Sunday of prostate cancer at 71.

Titular band frontman Spencer Davis, dead of pneumonia at 81.

The Outfield lead singer and bassist Tony Lewis, dead suddenly at 62 two months shy of his birthday.

Pepper, beloved dog to L. J. Reese Witherspoon, dead of cancer at an undisclosed age.

Magician and paranormal debunker James "The Amazing" Randi, born Randall Zwinge, dead of age-related causes at 92.

Legendary Minnesota Vikings linebacker and six-time Pro Bowler Matt Blair, dead of dementia at 70.

Renowned dancer, actress and character model Marge Champion, who served as the basis for characters in early Disney films, dead Wednesday at 101.

Veteran writer and Starsky & Hutch creator William Blinn, dead Thursday of natural causes at 83.

Author and video artist Richard Murray Vaughan, dead sometime in the last 10 days at 55.

Samsung Electronics chairman Lee Kun-hee, who was responsible for transforming the company from a television manufacturer to an electronics superpower, dead at 78.

Legendary country-folk singer-songwriter Jerry Jeff Walker, born Ronald Clyde Crosby, best known for "Mr. Bojangles", dead Friday of throat cancer at 78.

Epidemiologist Dr. J. Michael Lane, who successfully led the campaign to eradicate smallpox, dead Wednesday at 84.

American Consolidated Natural Resources Inc. (nee Murray Energy) founder Robert E. Murray, dead of undisclosed causes at 80 (birth date unknown).

Film producer Prince Haji "Abdul" Azim Of Brunei, hitherto fourth in line to his country's throne, dead Saturday of undisclosed causes at 38.

BC Lions, Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Toronto Argonauts owner and one-time interim CFL commissioner David Braley, dead at 79.

Alberta Sports Hall Of Fame locker room attendant (yes, that's a thing) Joey Moss, dead at 57.

Global Down Syndrome Foundation ambassador and Quincy Jones Exceptional Advocacy Award recipient DeOndra Dixon, half-sister to Oscar-winning actor-singer Jamie Foxx, dead last week at 36.

Didn't say. Not even a "causes yet unknown".

Singer-songwriter and Outlaw Country pioneer Billy Joe Shaver, dead following an illness at 81.

Former Alberta MP and Cabinet Minister Don Mazankowski, dead at 85.

Mandarin founder Cecilia Chiang, dead at 100.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Colts star wide receiver Jimmy Orr, dead at 85.