Canadian theatre director Daniel Brooks, dead Monday of lung cancer at 64 a month and a day shy of his birthday.

2000 Kentucky Derby winner Fusaichi Pegasus, euthanized Tuesday, due to the infirmities of old age, at 26.

Canadian actress and musician Samantha Weinstein, dead on the 14th after an over-two-year battle with ovarian cancer at 28.

Turkish Guinness World Record holder Mehmet Ozyurek, who hitherto had the world's longest nose, dead on the 18th of a heart attack while awaiting brain surgery at 74.

Veteran actress Marlene Clark, dead on the 18th of undisclosed causes at 85 seven months and a day shy of her birthday.

Singer & actor Ed Ames (nee Urick), best known for his role as Mingo on Daniel Boone and hitherto the last surviving Ames Brother, dead Sunday after a battle with Alzheimer's at 95 one and two-third months shy of his birthday.

Iconic B-movie stuntman, actor and director Gary Kent, who served as the inspiration for Brad Pitt's character in Once Upon A Time In...Hollywood, dead at 89 thirteen days shy of his birthday.

Prolific veteran character actor Gerald Castillo, dead on the 4th at 90 (birth date unknown).

Former Quarrymen & Beatles bassist Chas Newby, dead Monday at 81 a little under a month shy of his birthday.

Grammy-nominated former Sun, Commodores & Earth, Wind & Fire guitarist Sheldon Reynolds, not to be confused with the eponymous also-late TV producer, dead Tuesday at 63 three and two-third months shy of his birthday.

Jazz bassist and film composer Bill Lee III, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites and father to filmmaker Spike Lee, dead Wednesday at 94 two months less a day shy of his birthday.

Legendary underground filmmaker Kenneth Anger (nee Anglemyer), dead on the 11th at 96.

Retired actor George Maharis, best known for his role as Buz Murdock on Route 66, dead Wednesday at 94 four and a quarter months shy of his birthday.

Actor, writer, performer, lyricist, magician, entrepreneur, speaker and hitherto surviving The Magic Castle co-founder Milt Larsen, brother to late co-founder Bill Larsen, dead Sunday of natural causes at 92.

Multiple Tony-winning set designer Robin Wagner, dead in his sleep at 89 a little over three months shy of his birthday.

Austrian actor Peter Simonischek, best known for his role in 2016's Toni Erdmann, dead at 76 two and a quarter months shy of his birthday.

Veteran actor John Beasly (note the "s"), not to be confused with the eponymous jazz musician, dead after a brief illness at 79 a little under a month shy of his birthday.

Mexican-born actor Sergio Calderon, dead of natural causes at 77 one and two-third months shy of his birthday.

MTV star Jacklyn "Jacky Oh" Smith, longtime partner to DC Young Fly, dead suddenly of undisclosed causes at 32 (birth date unknown).

Emmy-nominated actor Barry Newman, dead on the 11th of undisclosed causes at 92 a little under six months shy of his birthday.

Former Warner Bros. executive Barry Reardon, dead on the 27th at 92.

Bling Empire star Anna Shay, dead suddenly of a stroke at 62 (birth date unknown).

Grammy-nominated Brazilian samba & bossa nova singer-songwriter Astrud Gilberto (nee Weinert), best known for her 1964 hit, "The Girl From Ipanema", and ex-wife to also-late Brazilian guitarist, singer and composer Joao Gilberto, dead of undisclosed causes at 83.

Prolific and acclaimed French painter Francoise Gilot, ex-wife to Spanish also-late painter Pablo Picasso, dead of lung and heart problems at 101 five and two-third months shy of her birthday.

Iranian-born WWE Hall Of Famer The Iron Sheik, born Hossein Khosrow Ali Vaziri, dead of a cardiac arrest at 81.

Grammy-winning pianist George Winston III, dead Sunday after a 10-year battle with cancer at 74.

The 700 Club developer & host and 1988 American presidential candidate Pat Robertson, father to co-host Gordon Robertson, dead at 93.

Finally.

Longtime WKBW-TV weatherman and Commander Tom Show host Tom Jolls, dead at 89 two months less a day shy of his birthday.

Convicted murderer and terrorist Ted Kaczynski, better known as the Unabomber, dead in federal prison by his own hand at 81.

Italian media mogul-turned-longest-serving premier Silvio Berlusconi, dead of chronic leukemia at 86 three and three-fifth months shy of his birthday.

Golden Globe-nominated actor & writer R. Treat Williams, dead in a motorcycle accident at 71 five and two-third months shy of his birthday.

New York Jets placekicker-turned-NBC color commentator Jim Turner, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, dead Sunday of heart failure at 82.

Comics legend John Romita, Sr., best known for co-creating such characters as Mary Jane Watson & Wolverine and father to also-comics legend John Romita, Jr., dead Monday in his sleep at 93.