Former English goalkeeper Ray Clemence, who won every major European and English title for Liverpool and Tottenham, dead of advanced prostate cancer at 72.

University Of Tennessee At Martin basketball coach Anthony Stewart, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, dead suddenly at 50.

Major League All-Star reliever Lindy McDaniel, who appeared in nearly 1,000 games over 21 seasons, dead Saturday of COVID-19 at 84.

MasterChef Junior Season 6 contestant Ben Watkins, Jr., dead of Angiomatoid Firbrous Histiocytoma at 14.

Grammy-winning sound engineer Bruce Swedien, who polished such albums as Michael Jackson's Thriller and Quincy Jones' Back On The Block, dead at 86.

French daredevil Vince Reffet, known for his BASE jumping and jetpack stunts, dead in a training accident at 36 (birth date unknown).

Author Tracey Davis, daughter of prolific entertainer Sammy Davis, Jr. and actress May Britt, not to be confused with eponymous Australian synchronized swimmer or fictional character, dead on the 2nd after a short illness at 59 (birth date unknown).

Veteran disc jockey, producer and record label owner Erick Morillo, dead September 1 of acute ketamine toxicity at 49.

Bobby Brown, Jr., eponymous son to the infamous singer and half-brother to the late Bobbi Kristina Brown, dead of undisclosed causes at 28.

Veteran Cuban actress Broselia Hernandez Boudet, dead of undisclosed causes at 56 (birth date unknown).

Prolific voice actor Kirby Morrow, best known for such roles as Goku on Dragon Ball Z and Miroku on InuYasha and its various spin-offs, dead at 47.

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Super Bowl VII MVP Jake Scott III, who most notably played for the Miami Dolphins during their perfect season, dead at 75.

45th Serbian Orthodox Church Patriarch Irinej, dead of the coronavirus at 90.

Former America's Most Wanted executive producer Lance Heflin, dead Sunday at 67 (birth date unknown).

Two-time Emmy-nominated prolific TV writer and Valerie creator Charlie Hauck, dead on the 14th of complications from pancreatic cancer at 79 (birth date unknown).

TV production executive Herb F. Solow, who backed Star Trek and Mission: Impossible, dead Thursday at 89 a few weeks shy of his birthday.

Author and transgender activist Jan Morris, born James Humphry Morris, dead Friday at 94.

Toei chairman Yusuke Okada, son of former Toei president and chairman Shigeru Okada, not to be confused with the eponymous basketball player, dead Friday of aortic dissection at 71 (birth date unknown).

ALS Ice Bucket Challenge co-founder Patrick Quinn, not to be confused with any notable eponymites, dead of said disease at 37.

Milan fashion system creator Beppe Modenese, dubbed "Italy's Prime Minister Of Fashion" by Women's Wear Daily, dead Saturday of causes yet unknown at 90 (birth date unknown).

Musician John Gilbert Getty, grandson of oil tycoon J. Paul Getty, dead Friday at 52.

Actress Dena Dietrich, best known for her role as Mother Nature in Chiffon margarine commercials, dead Saturday of natural causes at 91 thirteen days shy of her birthday.

Lupo, beloved Cocker spaniel to Prince William and Kate Middleton, dead at 8 eight days to a month shy of his birthday.

Manchester United player-turned-Republic Of Ireland assistant manager Maurice Setters, dead at 83 twenty-four days shy of his birthday.

Director and producer Jeff Thrasher, son of art director and photographer Ed Thrasher, Jr. and actress Linda Gray, dead of undisclosed causes at 56 (birth date unknown).

Former New York City mayor David Dinkins, the first African-American to hold that position, dead at 93.

French rugby legend Christophe Dominici, dead of undisclosed causes at 48.

Dallas Cowboys strength and conditioning coach Markus Paul, dead suddenly at 54.

Country singer Hal Ketchum, dead of complications from Alzheimer's disease and dementia at 67.

Caddie Hall Of Famer Ed Murray III, brother to actors Bill Murray, Brian Doyle Murray and Joel Murray, among others, whose experiences served as the inspiration for Caddyshack, dead at an undisclosed age.

Indigenous hockey pioneer Fred Sasakamoose, dead at 86 a month and a day shy of his birthday.

Writer Malcolm Marmorstein, who added Barnabas Collins to Dark Shadows before writing such films as the original Pete's Dragon and Return From Witch Mountain, dead Saturday of cancer at 92.

Legendary stunt coordinator Jery Hewitt, dead suddenly Saturday at 71 (birth date unknown).

Former Associated Press international sports editor Simon Haydon, dead at 64 (birth date unknown).

Civil Rights pioneer Bruce Boynton, who inspired the 1961 Freedom Rides, dead Monday at 83 (birth date unknown).

Argentine soccer legend Diego Maradona, dead of a heart attack at 60.

Hitherto leading Sudanese politician and former prime minister Sadiq Al-Mahdi, the country's last democratically-elected politician, dead of the coronavirus at 84 a month shy of his birthday.

Mexican singer-actress Flor Silvestre, sister of fellow singer Enriqueta "Queta" Jimenez, aka La Prieta Linda, and widow to fellow singer-actor Antonio Aguilar, dead at 90.