Big Wreck co-founder and guitarist Brain Doherty, dead Wednesday of cancer at 51.

Olympic runner Gabriele "Gabe" Grunewald, dead of salivary gland cancer at 32.

Roofing company owner-operator John Corcoran, brother of Shark Tank star Barbara Corcoran, dead at the end of April of a supposed heart attack at an undisclosed age.

Author and television personality Leah Chase, born Leyah Chase, known as the Queen Of Creole Cuisine, dead two weeks ago at 96.

(Sorry, I only just found out.)

Prolific Canadian character actor Sean McCann, not to be confused with the eponymous politician, Irish Army general or musician, dead Thursday at 83 three months shy of his birthday.

Guerilla Studios lead developer Patrick Munnick, dead Wednesday or Thursday at 44.

Artist, fashion designer and heiress Gloria Vanderbilt, early designer jeans inventor and mother of Anderson Cooper, dead of stomach cancer at 95.

Ousted Egyptian president and Musilm Brotherhood leader Mohammed Morsi, dead of supposed medicinal deprivation at 67.

Convicted murderer Scott Michael Curtis, accomplice to notorious serial killer Allan Legere, dead of apparent natural causes following an illness at 52.

Former Arkansas state senator Linda Collins-Smith, murdered by gunshot on the 4th at 57.

Grammy-winning producer DJ Official, born Leslie Andre Wakefield, Jr., killed Friday in a shooting at 26.

Seeking Sister Wife star Bernie McGee, dead of heat stroke and a heart attack at 41.

Grammy-winning producer Phillippe Zdar, born Phillippe Cerboneschi, one-half of house music duo Cassius, dead in an accidental fall at 52.

Longtime Langley-Aldergrove riding Conservative MP Mark Warawa, dead of cancer at 69.

Million-selling romance novelist Judith Krantz, dead at 91.

Extreme sports icon Dmitry Koltsov, killed in a random drive-by shooting two weeks ago at 31.

Crowbar founding member Kelly Jay Fordham, dead Friday at 77.

YouTube streamer Desmond "Etika" Amofah, dead by suicide at 29.

Former Dog The Bounty Hunter and Dog And Beth: On The Hunt star Beth Chapman, wife to Duane Chapman of the titular alias, dead of throat and lung cancer at 51 four months shy of her birthday.

Marshall Bruce Mathers, Jr., estranged father to Eminem and the subject of several of his songs, dead at 67.

Actor Max Wright, best known for his role as Willie Tanner on ALF, dead of cancer at 75.

Toronto poet and mental health advocate Jordon Veira, dead Sunday of a severe asthma attack at 26.

Veteran actor Billy Drago, known for playing a string of cinematic villains, dead at 73.

Rising Soundcloud rapper Hella Sketchy, born Jacob Tyler Thurleson, dead of a drug overdose at 18.

Ollie Bots creator Oliver Smith, whose sales of which raised $35,000 for Ewing sarcoma research, dead Thursday of said cancer the very day after turning 12.

Los Angeles Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs, dead from an accidental fentanyl and oxycodone overdose at 27.

Former Ford and Chrysler president Lido Anthony "Lee" Iacocca, credited as the father of the Ford Mustang, the Chysler K-car and minivans, dead at 94.

United Arab Emirates prince and fashion designer Khalid Al Qasimi, dead from causes yet unknown at 39.

South Korean actress Jeon Mi-Seon, dead a week ago by hanging suicide at 48.

Former New York Giants quarterback Jared Lorenzen, known affectionately as the Hefty Lefty, dead from heart and kidney issues, as well as an infection, at 38.

Dan Rowan & Dick Martin's Laugh-In star Arte Johnson, dead of heart failure following a battle with bladder and prostate cancer at 90.