Emilio Ballack, second-born son to former Chelsea and Germany midfielder Michael Ballack, dead in a quad bike crash at 18 an unknown amount of time shy of his birthday.

Prolific Hanna-Barbera & Marvel Productions writer-director-producer Don Jurwich, dead on the 13th of natural causes at 87 (birth date unknown).

Former My 600-lb. Life star Gina Marie Krasley (nee LeMehaute), who started the "dancing has no size limit" trend on TikTok, dead Sunday at 30 (birth date unknown).

Retired U.S. Marine colonel Dave Severance, Sr., whose troops famously planted the flag on Mount Suribachi towards the end of World War II, dead Monday at 102.

Jamaican-born Canadian reggae musician and founding Sattalites member Joseph "Jo Jo" Bennett, dead Tuesday of natural causes at 81 (birth date unknown).

Anna Lillian Iversen, mother to businesswoman and actress Priscilla Presley, dead Tuesday at 95 (birth date unknown).

Nicole Hurst, longtime backup singer to Justin Timberlake, among others, dead in the last five days of cancer at an undisclosed age (birth date unknown).

Cerain Baker, son of actor-comedian Tony Baker, killed Tuesday with two others in a car accident at 21 (birth date unknown).

Newsmax TV anchor-turned-South Florida radio host Dick Farrel (note the lone "l"), born Farrel Austin Levitt, who said he was glad to get COVID, dead of complications from said disease at 65 (birth date unknown).

Kool & The Gang co-founder, alto sax player, flutist, percussionist and master of ceremonies Dennis "Dee Tee" Thomas, dead at 70.

Actor, comedian, The Whitest Kids U Know co-founder and Just Roll With It and eponymous show co-creator and executive producer Trevor Moore, not to be confused with the also-eponymous sailor (my age, incidentally) and hockey player, dead following an accident at 41.

Stuntman and Jackie Chan protege Brad Allan, dead supposedly of an illness at 48.

Actress Markie Post, known for her roles on such shows as Night Court, The Fall Guy and Hearts Afire, dead following a three-year, ten-month battle with cancer at 70 three months shy of her birthday.

Former Ontario premier Bill Davis, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, dead of natural causes at 92.

Jazz pianist Bob Ringwald, father of actress Molly Ringwald, dead at 80 an unknown amount of time shy of his birthday.

1930s child star and veteran actress Jane Withers, best known for her role as Josephine The Plumber in 1960s Comet commercials, dead of undisclosed causes at 95.

Legendary Indianapolis 500 broadcaster Bob Jenkins, dead after an eight-month battle with brain cancer at 73 a little under a month shy of his birthday.

Aquaman fan Danny Sheehan, who famously shared a sweet moment with Jason Momoa, dead after fighting brain cancer at most half his life at 8 (birth date unknown).

Prolific hip hop producer Carl E. "Chucky" Thompson, dead at 53.

Former CBS Records head Walter Yetnikoff, who helped make Michael Jackson* a superstar, dead Sunday of undisclosed causes at 87 three days shy of his birthday.

*He made the best video of 1983 and the fourth-best video of 1991 and co-made the third-best video of 1995, but also made the worst video of 1995.

Actress, singer and Cosby accuser Sunni Welles, dead at 72 (birth date unknown).

TikTok star John Kelly, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, who appeared in prank videos with his son, dead suddenly of undisclosed causes at 45 (birth date unknown).

World War II veteran, author and Oscar-nominated cinematographer, writer, director, producer and naturalist Jack Couffer, the consideration being for his work on Jonathan Livingston Seagull, dead on the 30th at 96 four and a third months shy of his birthday.

Former NCAA track & Field star Cameron Burrell, son of Olympic gold medalists Leroy Burrell and Michelle Finn-Burrell, dead of undisclosed causes at 26 a month shy of his birthday.

Actor Alex Cord, best known for his role as Michael Coldsmith "Archangel" Briggs III on Airwolf, dead at 88.

Hockey Hall Of Famer Tony Esposito, not to be confused with the eponymous musician, dead after a battle with pancreatic cancer at 78.

Lithuanian-born leading neo-conservative historian Donald Kagan, dead Friday at 89.

Rapper YNT Juan, born Juan Bautista Garcia, shot dead Sunday at 17 (birth date unknown).

Actress Patricia Hitchcock O'Connell, daughter of legendary Oscar-nominated filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock, dead Monday of natural causes at 93.

English actress, television personality and dancer Una Stubbs, dead following an illness at 84.

Former Canadian federal defense minister Paul Hellyer, dead Sunday of a June 19 head injury at 98.

Grammy-winning folk singer-songwriter Nanci Griffith, dead of undisclosed causes at 68.

Italian surgeon and Emergency co-founder Gino Strada, dead of undisclosed causes at 73.

Former United States ambassador to Luxembourg James Hormel, the first openly gay American to hold the position to any country, dead at 88.

Hydrus Board Tech co-founder Nicholas Zawadzki, dead in a paddleboarding accident at 36 (birth date unknown).

Radio shock jock and comedian Fez Bentley, hitherto the bottom-billed star of The Ron And Fez Show, dead of heart failure at 57.