Veteran actress Naya Rivera, best known for her role as Santana Lopez on Glee, drowned Wednesday saving her son at 33.

Valdronius wrote:

Mythbusters alumnus, Grant Imahara. Dammit 2020.

He was 49 and died of a brain aneurysm three and a third months shy of his birthday.

Ambassador Bridge owner and self-made billionaire Manuel "Matty" Moroun, dead Sunday of congestive heart failure at 93.

British journalist Jo Tuckman, who chronicled the 2000 defeat of Mexico's long-ruling political party, dead Thursday of cancer at 53 (birth date unknown).

Milos Jakes, the last General Secretary Of The Communist Party Of Czechoslovakia prior to the velvet revolution, dead Friday at 97 a month shy of his birthday (also my brother's, FYI).

Pathao co-founder and Gokada founder and CEO Fahim Saleh, murdered via multiple stab wounds to the neck and torso at 33 two and a third months shy of his birthday.

Datsun 240Z designer Yoshihiko Matsuo, dead Saturday the very day after turning 86.

Longtime NBC foreign correspondent Chris Dickey, dead at 68 (birth date unknown).

Prolific Civil Rights leader Rev. C. T. Vivian, dead at 95 eleven days shy of his birthday.

Georgia Congressman and Presidential Medal Of Freedom recipient John Lewis, hitherto the last surviving speaker at the 1963 March On Washington, dead of pancreatic cancer at 80.

Sunderland-born Scottish actor Maurice Roeves, best known for his roles in The Last Of The Mohicans and Judge Dredd, dead at 83.

Retired Olympic figure skater Ekaterina Alexandrovskaya, dead of undisclosed causes at 20.

Japanese actor Haruma Miura, best known for his role as Eren Jaegar on Attack On Titan, dead by presumed suicide at 30.

1991 World Series umpire Rick Reed, who also the officiated the shutout game the following year where George Brett got his 3,000th hit and appeared in 1999's For The Love Of The Game, not to be confused with the eponymous pitcher who was also in the aforementioned game, dead Thursday at 70.

Actress Galyn Gorg (pronounced "George"), best known for her role as Angie in RoboCop 2, dead Tuesday of cancer at 55 a day shy of her birthday.

Prolific publicist, manager and radio & TV host Joe Sutton, dead of undisclosed causes at 83.

Daniel Anderl, only child of New Jersey federal judge Esther Salas, the first Hispanic woman to hold that position, shot dead at 20 (birth date unknown).

CBS New York reporter Nina Kapur, dead after a moped accident at 26 (birth date unknown).

Concert promotion pioneer and Delsener/Slater presents co-founder Mitch Slater, dead after an extended illness at 59 (birth date unknown).

Austrian-born Canadian woodcarving legend Rolf Heer, dead of cancer at 66.

Mississippi politico and Civil Rights figure Charles Evers, elder brother of assassinated Mississippi NAACP field secretary Medgar Evers, dead of natural causes at 97 one and two-third months shy of his birthday (September 11, incidentally).

Bad Girls Club star Demitra "Mimi" Roche, dead of causes yet unknown at 34 (birth date unknown).

Two-time Super Bowl champion John Blake, the first Black man to hold the position of head coach at Oklahoma University, dead of a heart attack at 59.

Multiple-Emmy-winning Good Morning America producer Daisha Riley, dead suddenly Monday or Tuesday at 35 (birth date unknown).

World Series Of Poker player Susie "Q" Zhao, murdered earlier this month at 33 (birth date unknown).

Singer, guitarist and Fleetwood Mac co-founder Peter Green, who was responsible for some of the band's biggest hits, dead in his sleep at 73 three months shy of his birthday.

Legendary five-time Emmy-winning TV host Regis Philbin, dead of natural causes at 88 a month shy of his birthday.

Drag performer and Hey Qween! star Kareemia Baines, better known as Lady Red Couture, dead of a chronic illness at 43 (birth date unknown).

Canadian playwright-turned-national news anchor George Boyd, the first black man to hold the latter position, not to be confused with the eponymous footballer or potter, dead on the 7th at 68 (birth date unknown).