Sharon Mattes, born Sharon Bottoms, one of the central figures in the 1993 Bottoms v. Bottoms case, dead January 21 after an illness at 48 a month shy of her birthday.

Former princess Lee Radziwill, born Caroline Lee Bouvier, younger sister to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, dead at 85 a few weeks shy of her birthday.

Retired Navy sailor George Mendonsa, known from the iconic photograph of his kiss with the late Greta Zimmer Friedman in Times Square on V-J Day in 1945, dead at 95.

Iconic Chanel fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld, dead after a short illness at 85.

Eight-time failed presidential candidate and influential political pundit Lyndon LaRouche, dead a week ago at 96.

My 600-lb. Life star Sean Milliken, dead Sunday following an infection at 29.

Monkees bassist and keyboardist Peter Tork, dead of adenoid cystic carcinoma at 77.

Retired oral surgeon Dr. Robert Wiener, hitherto Canada's oldest man, dead at 110 seven to ten months shy of his birthday.

Actor Vinny Vella, best known for his roles in Casino and The Sopranos, dead of liver cancer at 72.

Comedian Brody Stevens, dead by hanging suicide at 48.

Precious Harris, significantly elder sister to T. I., dead from injuries sustained in a car crash at 66 three months shy of her birthday.

Pioneer transgender soul singer Jackie Shane, dead from causes yet unknown at 78.

Cheaters Seasons 13 & 14 host and actor Clark James Gable, grandson of screen legend Clark Gable, dead from an accidental fentanyl overdose at 30.

Tyler Steek, son of former Winnipeg city councillor Garth Steek, killed in a cottage fire at 38.

Filmmaker Stanley Donen, best known for 1952's Singin' In The Rain, dead Friday at 94.

Actress Beverley Owen, best known for her role as Marilyn Munster on The Musters, dead on the 21st from ovarian cancer at 81.

Singer-songwriter and former Talk Talk frontman Mark Hollis, dead after a short illness at 64.

Actor Nathaniel Taylor, best known for his role as Rollo Lawson on Sanford & Son and its short-lived spinoff, Sanford, dead Wednesday of a heart attack at 80.

Actress Katherine Helmond, best known for her roles on Soap and Who's The Boss?, dead last Saturday of Alzheimer's complications at 89.

Pioneering Canadian TV producer and philanthropist Sandra Faire, dead Wednesday from causes yet unknown at an age yet unknown.

Classical composer, conductor and pianist Andre Brevin, dead after a short illness at 89.

Actress Lisa Sheridan, best known for her roles on Halt And Catch Fire and Invasion, dead from causes yet unknown at 44.

Original The Who drummer Doug Sandom, dead at 89.

Former The Cure drummer Andy Anderson, dead of cancer at 68.

Square (not the game company) founder Tristan O'Tierney, dead last Saturday from causes yet unknown at 35.

Long-serving Vancouver municipal politician May Brown, dead Friday at 99.

The Voice Season 13 contestant Janice Freeman, dead from a coronary blood clot at 33.

Prodigy frontman Keith Flint, dead by suicide at 49.

NHL legend Ted Lindsay, dead at 93.

Actor Luke Perry, known for such roles as Dylan McKay on Beverly Hills 90210 and, more recently, Fred Andrews on Riverdale, dead from a massive stroke at 52.

Wrestling legend King Kong Bundy, born Christopher Alan Pallies, dead from undisclosed causes at 61.

Actor Jan-Michael Vincent, best known for his roles in Big Wednesday and on Airwolf, dead February 10 from a cardiac arrest at 73 five months shy of his birthday.