Former Ontario health and infrastructure minister David Caplan, dead from injuries sustained in a fire at 54.

Mark Bloomfield, former assistant to the late Mother Teresa, dead of injuries sustained in a beating outside a Welsh pub at 54.

Professional boxer Hugo Santillan, dead of head injuries sustained in his draw with Eduardo Javier Abreu at 23.

Actor Gabe Khouth, best known for his role as Sneezy/Tom Clark on Once Upon A Time, dead Tuesday of an apparent cardiac arrest while riding a motorcycle at 46.

Waldo, canine companion to Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner, struck and killed by a car Wednesday at 1 or 2.

Fox Theaters founder and last volunteer NATO president Richard "Dick" Allen Fox, dead Wednesday at 90.

Chaser the border collie, known as the world's smartest dog and the titular subject of Chaser: Understanding The Genius Of The Dog Who Knows A Thousand Words, dead a week ago at 15.

YouTube star Grant Thompson, known for his King Of Random channel, killed in a paragliding accident at 38, 39 or 42, depending on which source is right and whether or not he had his birthday.

Cafe Coffee Day founder V.G. Siddhartha, dead from causes yet unknown at an undisclosed age.

NFL Hall Of Famer Nick Bouniconti, Sr., dead at 78.

Tony-winning Broadway director Harold Prince, dead following an illness at 91.

Former NWA heavyweight champion Harley Race, dead of lung cancer at 76.

Saoirse Kennedy Hill, granddaughter of the late Robert F. Kennedy, dead from a drug overdose at 22.

New Brunswick lieutenant governor Jocelyne Roy-Vienneau, dead of cancer at 63 (unknown whether or not she had her birthday).

Former Kinks keyboardist Ian Gibbons, dead at 67.

Visionary filmmaker D. A. Pennebaker, best known for helming 1976's Don't Look Back, dead at 94.

Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison, known for such works as Beloved and Song Of Solomon, the former of which earned her the 1988 Pulitzer Prize, dead at 88.

Former Indian foreign affairs minister Sushma Swaraj, dead at 67.

Prolific TV and movie actor Barry Coe, born Barry Clark Heacock, dead on the 16th of myelodysplastic syndrome at 84 four months shy of his birthday.

Longtime Signes, France mayor Jean-Mathieu Michel, killed by accident Monday at 76.

Former There's Something About Miriam and Big Brother Australia 2004 star Miriam Rivera, the first openly trans reality star, dead February 5 of supposed suicide by hanging at 38.

Billionaire financier and accused sex-trafficking ring leader Jeffrey Epstein, dead by alleged suicide in his jail cell at 66.

Ivorian DJ and singer DJ Arafat, born Houon Ange Didier, killed in a vehicular accident at 33.

Actor Peter Fonda, dead Friday of lung cancer at 79.

Oscar-winning animator Richard Williams, known for such works as Who Framed Roger Rabbit and The Thief And The Cobbler, dead Saturday at 86.

Cipriani head chef Andrea Zamperoni, dead from causes yet unknown at 33.

Billionaire and prominent GOP donor David Koch, dead at 79.

Former NFL player Barry Bennett and his wife, Carol Bennett, both shot dead allegedly by their son Wednesday at 63, the latter a day shy of her birthday.

Erika Zak, whose struggle for a new liver inspired millions worldwide, known as Erika's Army, dead during surgery at 39.

Former longtime Volkswagen chairman Ferdinand Piech, dead at 82.