Veteran TV actress Rhonda Stubbins White, dead Monday of cancer at 60 (birth date unknown).

Thompson NDP Manitoba legislature member Danielle Adams, not to be confused with the eponymous basketballer, dead in a car accident at 39.

Veteran Mexican actress Carmen Salinas, known for movies like “Danzón,” “Man on Fire” and “Bellas de Noche” and telenovelas and series including “María la del Barrio” and “Mujeres Asesinas,” dead of a stroke suffered last month at 82.

Singer-songwriter, former Monkees guitarist, author, actor-producer-director and entrepreneur R. Michael Nesmith, dead at 78 twenty days shy of his birthday.

Racing legend "Big" Al Unser, Sr., one of only four racers to win the Indianapolis 500 four times and brother to late also-racer Bobby Unser, Sr. & father to still-also-racer Al Unser, Jr., dead following a long illness at 82.

Electronic music producer CharlestheFirst, born Charles Elias Ingalls, dead of causes yet unknown at 25 (birth date unknown).

Nintendo console pioneer Masayuki Uemura, dead of undisclosed causes at 78.

Former Atlanta Hawks owner and executive Michael Gearon, Sr., dead on the 22nd of a brain herniation at 87 (birth date unknown).

Golden Age actress Cara Williams, born Bernice Kamiat, dead Thursday at 96.

Lastman's Bad Boy founder and former Toronto Mayor Mel Lastman, dead at 88.

Valdronius wrote:

It seems Anne Rice passed on the 11th. Hopefully not hanging with Memnoch.

The gothic novelist was 80 and it was of complications from a stroke.

Mexican singer, actor and producer Vicente Fernandez, dead of complications from injuries suffered in a fall four months ago at 81.

Singer-songwriter and former Five Man Electrical Band frontman R. Les Emmerson, who scribed "Signs", dead Friday of COVID-19 at 77.

Former Chicago White Sox & Baltimore Orioles General Manager & Arizona Diamondbacks senior vice president of baseball operations and three-time Executive Of The Year winner Roland Hemond, considered the architect of the Arizona Fall League, dead at 92.

Below Deck Mediterranean Season 1 contestant Captain Mark Howard, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, dead in late October of hypertensive cardiovascular disease with chronic alcoholism as a contributory factor at an undisclosed age (birth date unknown).

Two-time National Wrestling Alliance junior heavyweight champion Jimmy Rave, born James Michael Guffey, dead Sunday of causes yet unknown at 39.

North Korean Honorary Vice President Of The Presidium Of The Supreme People's Assembly Kim Yong-ju, younger brother of the nation's founder, Kim Il-sung, uncle to late president Kim Jong-il and great-uncle to current president Kim Jong-un, dead at 101.

Author, critic, professor, feminist & social activist bell hooks (purposely left lowercase), born Gloria Jean Watkins, dead of undisclosed causes at 69.

Puerto Rican music producer Flow La Movie, born Jose Angel Hernandez, dead in a plane crash with eight others, including his wife, Debbie Von Marie Jimenez Garcia, and their son, Jayden Hernandez, at 36 or 38 (conflicting sources), 31 and 4, respectively (birth dates unknown).

Limes frontman Shawn Cripps, dead Sunday in a road accident at 54 (birth date unknown).

Longtime Roots bassist Leonard "Hub" Hubbard, dead after a 14-year battle with multiple myeloma at 62.

Former Chilean first lady M. Lucia Hiriart Rodriguez, widow to dictator Augusto Pinochet, dead at 98 or 99 (conflicting sources).

Venezuelan-born Cleveland Guardians catcher Andres Melendez, dead suddenly at 20.

Florida A&M pitcher Dalton Harrell, dead from an accidental shooting at 21.

Emirati billionaire eponymous mall and supermarket conglomerate founder Majid Al Futtaim, dead of undisclosed causes at 80 to 91 (birth date unknown).

Top entertainment producer, manager and philanthropist Ken Kragen, husband to actress Cathy Worthington, father to cinematographer Emma Kragen and father-in-law to director/producer Zach Marion, best known for helping to organize the 1985 all-star charity single, "We Are The World", dead Tuesday of natural causes at 85.

Washington state Senator Doug Ericksen, dead following a COVID battle of undisclosed causes at 52.

Former Untouchable Force Organization rapper Kangol Kid, born Shawn Fequiere, dead following a battle with colon cancer at 55.

Polish-born Holocaust survivor and Transformers toy creator Henry(k) Orenstein, dead Tuesday of COVID-19 at 98.

Lauded British architect Richard Rogers (note the lack of a "d"), not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, dead at 88.

Former Republican Georgia Senator John(ny) Isakson, Sr., dead of causes yet unknown at 76 nine days shy of his birthday.

Two-time Buffalo Bills AFL champion linebacker Harry Jacobs, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, dead Friday of numerous illnesses, including Alzheimer's, at 84.

L.A. rapper Drakeo The Ruler, born Darrell Caldwell, dead of injuries sustained in a stabbing at the Once Upon A Time In L.A. festival at 28.

German-born Il Divo singer Carlos Marin, dead of causes yet unknown at 53.