Former Nazi death squad interpreter Helmut Oberlander, dead at 97.

Actor Tim Donnelly, not to be confused with the eponymous politician or rugby union, best known for his role as Chet Kelly on Emergency!, dead a week ago at 77.

Betty Ann Murphy, mother to brother rockers Kings Of Leon, dead at an undisclosed age (birth date unknown).

Longtime TV anchor-turned-Pyramid (nee eponymous) Productions co-founder and producer Larry Day, husband to fellow co-founder and CEO Kirstie McLellan Day, dead Thursday of a heart attack at 69 (birth date unknown).

Jazz saxophonist, composer & bandleader Alfred James "Pee Wee" Ellis, best known for his work leading bands for James Brown and Van Morrison, dead at 80.

FantasyPros analyst & writer Mike Tagliere, dead after a lengthy battle with COVID-19 at 39 (birth date unknown).

Convicted genocidal former Rwandan army colonel Theoneste Bagosora, dead in prison at 80.

X-ray Touring co-founder Steve Strange, not to be confused with the semi-eponymous late Welsh pop singer, dead after a short, unspecified illness at 53 (birth date unknown).

Founding Status Quo bassist Alan Lancaster, dead at 72.

Actress and longtime American Conservatory Theatre director Melissa Yandell Smith, dead on the 7th of cancer at 64.

Actress and Coleman-Tanasescu Entertainment co-founder Jean Hale Coleman, dead on August 3 at 82 a little under five months shy of her birthday.

YouTuber and makeup artist Mel Thompson, not to be confused with either of her notable eponymites, dead over the weekend of undisclosed causes at 35 (birth date unknown).

Actor, model and Kids Back Home founder Daniel Mickelson, dead July 4 of an accidental fentanyl & cocaine toxicity at 23 (birth date unknown).

Retired actor and Mouseketeer Tommy Kirk, not to be confused with eponymous Australian rugby player, best known for his roles in Old Yeller and The Shaggy Dog, dead at 79 two and a third months shy of his birthday.

Annette Davis Carter, daughter-in-law to and campaigner for former United States president Jimmy Carter, dead on the 19th of undisclosed causes at 68 (birth date unknown).

Beth MacLean, who won a 2019 human rights case for people with disabilities, dead Friday at 50 (birth date unknown).

TikTok star Gabriel Salazar, not to be confused with the eponymous Chilean historian, killed Sunday with three others in a fiery crash after a high-speed police chase at 19 (birth date unknown).

John Patrick Ferguson, father to multiple Grammy-winning singer Fergie, dead Monday at 74 (birth date unknown).

Actor-turned-teacher Michael Tylo, best known for his roles on Guiding Light and The Young And The Restless, dead Tuesday at 72 a little under three weeks shy of his birthday.

Canadian retired veteran sports journalist Mel Sufrin, dead on the 19th at 96 (birth date unknown).

Former Vancouver mayor and drug-injection site driving force Philip Owen, not to be confused with the eponymous mystery writer, son of former British Colombia lieutenant-governor Walter Owen, dead of complications from Parkinson's disease at 88.

Pakistani comedian Umer Sharif/Shareef (conflicting sources), born Mohammad Umer, dead possibly of cancer at 66.

Former Marseille president and businessman Bernard Tapie, who was beloved by sports fans for leading the club to glory, but also dogged by legal battles and corruption investigations, dead of stomach cancer at 78.

Advertising executive Cliff Freeman, who coined the iconic "Where's The Beef?" line, dead at 80.

Former NASCAR driver John Wes Townley, shot dead at 31 a little under three months shy of his birthday.

Swedish artist Lars Vilks, best known for drawing the Prophet Muhammad with a dog's body, killed in a crash with his two-man police escort at 75.

Aspiring actress Carlether Foley, killed by an accidental discharge at 36 (birth date unknown).

Former Yukon deputy premier Peter Jenkins, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, the territory's longest-serving politician, dead sometime in the last few days at 77.

Longtime announcer to David Letterman and frequent contributor to his comedy bits Alan "Big Red" Kalter, dead of undisclosed causes at 78.

Coco Singer, beloved dog to Real Housewives Of New York City star Ramona Singer and her family, dead at 17.

Photojournalist Robert Altman, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, who captured San Francisco's burgeoning counterculture in the '60s, dead on the 24th after a long battle with (though not necessarily of) esophageal cancer at 76 a little over two weeks shy of his birthday.

Oldest living former Major League player W. Eddie Robinson, dead at 100 two and a third months shy of his birthday.

Actress and Off Broadway's The Actors Company Theatre co-founder Cynthia Harris, best known for her role as Sylvia Buchman on Mad About You, dead Sunday at 87.

Actress Juli Reling, best known for her role as Vi Mason in 1960's Tormented, dead on the 16th at 85 two and a third months shy of her birthday.

Tony-nominated actress and The Actors Studio charter member Lenka Peterson, born Betty Ann Isacson, mother to actress Glynnis O'Connor, dead on the 24th at 95 a little over three weeks shy of her birthday.