Her cause of death is unknown and she was ten days shy of her birthday.

Internet-famous pet cat Tardar Sauce, better known as Grumpy Cat, dead of complications from a urinary tract infection at 7.

Former EMI Music Canada president Deane Cameron, who helped shape the sound of Canadian music, dead Thursday at 65.

Actor-comedian and Comedy Store co-founder Sammy Shore, father of Pauly Shore, dead at 92.

Actress, singer and former model Genevieve Waite, former wife of musician John Phillips, dead Saturday at 71.

Three-time Formula One champion and Lauda Air founder Niki Lauda, dead at 70.

Beloved Toronto radio personality Dave "Bookie" Bookman, dead of an undisclosed medical issue at 58 nine days shy of his birthday.

Former Global News anchor Christine Crosbie, dead of cancer (age and birth date unknown).

Gabrielle Crahan, daughter of Slipknot drummer Shawn Crahan, dead Saturday of a suspected drug overdose at 22.

Former Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda, who served from 1980 to 1988, dead at 98.

Green Bay Packers legendary quarterback and Pro Football Hall Of Famer Bart Starr, dead as an inevitable consequence of a 2014 stroke at 85.

Major League Baseball legend Bill Buckner, infamous for his gaffe at the 1986 World Series, dead of Lewy body dementia at 69.

Former Biggest Loser contestant Daniel Wright, dead of leukemia at 30.

Latin pop singer Gabriel Diniz, best known for his 2016 hit, Paraquedas, dead in a plane crash en route to his girlfriend's birthday party at 28.

Louis Levi Oakes, hitherto the last surviving World War II Mohawk code talker, dead at 94.

Blues musician Leon Redbone, dead at 69 three months shy of his birthday.

Leo The Cat, one of four Maine Coons who played Church in the recent Pet Semetary remake, dead under mysterious circumstances at an undisclosed age.

Actor Carmine Caridi, best known for his role as Carmine Rosato in The Godfather: Part II, dead at 85.

Danish Count Claus Von Bulow, who was convicted and subsequently acquitted for the attempted murder of his wife in the 1980s, dead at 92.

13th Floor Elevators frontman Roky Erickson, dead at 71 a month and a half shy of his birthday.

Former Harlem drug kingpin Frank Lucas, immortalized in 2007's American Gangster, dead Thursday at 88.

Roy Jeffs, son of convicted polygamist cult leader Warren Jeffs, dead on the 29th by suicide at 26.

River Smith, son of country star Granger Smith, who appeared in the latter's video for "Happens Like That", dead in an accident at 3.

Grammy-winning jazz legend Malcolm John Rebennack, Jr, better known as Dr. John, dead of a heart attack at 77.

Ellen "Dolly" Gibb, hitherto Canada's oldest woman, dead at 114.

Hereditary Cancer Center founder Henry Lynch, dead Sunday at 91.

Toronto actress and playwright Nonnie Griffin, dead at 85.

Tony Rodham, youngest brother of Hillary Clinton, dead from causes yet unknown at 64 or 65 (birthday unknown).

Half Size Giants member Markland Campbell, better known as Jahiant Jahh, shot dead at 41.

Real estate broker Mary Duggar, the great-grandmother who was a regular fixture on 1X Kids & Counting and Counting On, dead by drowning at 73.

Geto Boys member Bushwick Bill, born Richard Shaw, who famously shot out his own eye while high on drugs, dead of pancreatic cancer at 52.