Navy veteran-turned-Emmy-winning actor John Aniston, born Yannis Anastassakis, best known for his role as Victor Kiriakis on Days Of Our Lives and father to actress Jennifer Aniston, dead Friday at 89.

Former Wisconsin Badgers running back Brent Moss, who led the team to a Rose Bowl victory in 1994, dead at 50.

Indian television actor Siddhanth Vir Surryavanshi, also known as Anand Suryavanshi, dead Friday of a cardiac arrest at 46 a little over a month shy of his birthday.

Prolific Major League Baseball outfielder Chuck Carr, Jr., not to be confused with the eponymous former Civil Air Patrol National Commander, dead after battling cancer at 55.

Survivor: Nicaragua 5th-place finisher Dan Lembo, dead September 3 of undisclosed causes at 75 (birth date unknown).

Former Playboy Playmate Kymberly Herrin, best known for her brief role as a seductive ghost in the original Ghostbusters, dead on the 28th of undisclosed causes at 65.

Longtime French actor, singer and Holocaust survivor Robert Clary, born Robert Max Widerman, best known for his role as Corporal Louis LeBeau on Hogan's Heroes and hitherto its last surviving star, dead at 96.

Hip hop & R&B singer Brandon Smith, better known as B. Smyth, dead from pulmonary fibrosis at 28.

Scottish-born two-time Canada Soccer president and Hall Of Famer Jim Fleming, who helped lead the country to its first Men's World Cup, dead at 87.

Former California Golden Bears running back Dwight Garner, not to be confused with the eponymous journalist, one of the central characters in "The Play" against Stanford in 1982 (of which tomorrow is the anniversary, incidentally), dead after a battle with prostate cancer at 58.

Art director, designer and author George Lois*, dead Friday at 91.

*His wife, Rosemary Lewandowski Lois, died two months ago.

Sci-fi author and San Diego Comic-Con co-founder Greg Bear, whose works include the Halo Forerunner Saga in the early '10s (January 1, 2010 to April 30, 2013), dead of a stroke suffered earlier this month at 71.

Actor and mixed martial artist Jason David Frank, best known for his role as Tommy Oliver in the Power Rangers franchise, dead by his own hand at 49.

Actress and musician Nicki Aycox, known for her roles in Supernatural, Jeepers Creepers 2, Perfect Stranger and The X-Files: I Want to Believe, dead Wednesday after a battle with leukemia at 47.

Selby RUFC captain Tom Edwards, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, dead suddenly Thursday at 29 (birth date unknown).

Retired veteran actor Theodore Matthew Michael "Mickey" Kuhn, Jr., best known for his childhood role in Gone With The Wind and hitherto its last surviving credited cast member, dead Sunday at 90.

Los Angeles business mogul Michael Armand Hammer, father to former actor Armand "Armie" Hammer II, dead Sunday after a long, hard battle with cancer at 67.

Veteran stuntman James Winburn, best known for performing Michael Myers' stunts in the original Halloween, dead Saturday of an unspecified illness at 85 (birth date unknown).

Dr. Feelgood & Solid Senders guitarist and occasional actor Wilko Johnson, born John Peter Wilkinson, dead Monday at 75.

Swedish-born Canadian Hockey Hall Of Fame defenseman Borje Salming, dead of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis at 71.

Hip hop mogul Jonathan "Hovain" Hylton, dead at an undisclosed age (birth date unknown).

Hip hop artist, composer and producer Don Newkirk, best known for his collborations with De La Soul and 3rd Bass, dead at 55 or 56 (conflicting sources, birth date unknown).

Oscar- & Grammy-winning singer-actress-dancer Irene Cara, best known for performing the theme songs for Fame and Flashdance, as well as her role as Coco Hernandez in the former and the latter of which earning her said awards, dead of undisclosed causes at 63.

Former Scotland and British & Irish Lions center-row and My Name'5 Doddie founder Doddie Weir, dead of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis at 52.

Longtime Belarusian foreign minister Vladimir Makei, dead suddenly at 64.

Sci-fi & action director Albert Pyun, who helmed such films as 1990's Captain America, dead after a battle with multiple sclerosis and dementia at 69.

Not that I recall, and I've been here almost 15 years.

Veteran actor, author and University Of Nevada, Las Vegas' College Of Fine Arts film & theater professor Clarence Gilyard, Jr., best known for his roles in Top Gun and Die Hard, dead of undisclosed causes at 66 a little under a month shy of his birthday.