Actress Dorothy Steel, who only started acting in 2014, dead at 95.

University Of South Carolina wide receiver-turned-Mr. Irrelevant Award creator Paul Salata, dead of natural causes at 94 a day shy of his birthday.

Surgeon-turned-former Northern Michigan representative Dan Benishek, dead Friday of undisclosed causes at 69.

Actress Betty Lynn, best known for her role as Thelma Lou on The Andy Griffith Show, dead after a short illness at 95.

Legendary prolific drummer Ron(nie?) Tutt, who kept time for such stars as Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash & Stevie Nicks, dead at 83.

Catholic nun and nuclear disarmament activist Sister Megan Rice, dead on the 10th of congestive heart failure at 91.

Four-star general and first black both Joints Chiefs Of Staff chairman & secretary of state Colin Powell, whose legacy was tarnished by his faulty reason for invading Iraq, dead of complications from COVID-19 at 84.

Oscar-winning British songwriter Leslie Bricusse, whose work includes James Bond themes and Willy Wonka’s signature tune, dead of undisclosed causes at 90.

Canadian theatre giant and Stratford Festival mainstay Martha Henry, dead of cancer at 83.

Eleonore "Lorli" Von Trapp Campbell, daughter of Maria and Georg Von Trapp, dead Sunday at 90.

Ukrainian-born award-winning cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, nee Androsovych, accidentally shot dead by Alec Baldwin at 42.

Emmy-winning actor Peter Scolari, dead of cancer at 66.

Renowned longtime Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra conductor Bernard Haitink, dead at 92.

Ecuadorian 2012 Olympic bronze medalist sprinter Alex Quinones, shot dead at 32.

Jay And The Americans frontman Jay Black, born David Blatt, dead Friday at 82 eleven days shy of his birthday.

Former Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods, who switched from Republican to Democrat out of frustration with the party and then-president Donald Trump, Sr., dead suddenly of undisclosed causes at 67.

Actor James Michael Tyler, best known for his role as Gunther on Friends, dead of stage 4 prostate cancer at 59.

Former NFL official Carl "Big Country" Madsen, not to be confused with the eponymous 19th-century trade unionist, dead of an apparent medical issue at 71 (birth date unknown).

Former South Korean President Roh Tae-woo, who participated in a military coup, then won the election that was the country’s first move toward democracy before he was imprisoned for corruption, dead of an undisclosed illness at 88 a month and a third shy of his birthday.

Longtime Detroit Lions linebacker Mike Lucci, dead of an extended illness at 81 a little over two months shy of his birthday.

Trailblazing political satirist and first Grammys host Mort Sahl, Sr., dead at 94.

Longtime Journey manager Walter James "Herbie" Herbert II, dead Monday of natural causes at 73.

The People's Court co-creator and producer Stu Billett, dead Friday of natural causes at 85 (birth date unknown).

Hiroshima bombing survivor and anti-nuclear weapons activist Sunao Tsuboi, dead Sunday at 96.

Former actress Joa(A)nna Cameron, best known for playing the titular role on The Secrets Of Isis, the first woman ever to play the lead in a live-action superhero show, dead on the 15th of complications from a stroke at 70.

Former Virginia Governor A. Linwood "Lin" Holton, Jr., dead at 98.

Longtime Atlanta news anchor Jovita Moore, dead of brain cancer at 53 or 54 (conflicting sources).

Sophie Justice, beloved dog to singer-actress Victoria Justice, dead on September 7 at 12 one and three-quarter months shy of her birthday (yesterday).

Longtime NBC media relations executive Gene Walsh, dead September 1 of natural causes an unknown amount of time shy of his birthday.

Miss America 1942 winner-turned-actress Jo-Carroll Dennison, dead on the 18th at 97 a little under two months shy of her birthday.

British documentarian George Butler, best known for co-directing 1977's Pumping Iron, dead on the 21st of pneumonia at 78.

Michael Johnson, adoptive son to Turner Sports broadcaster Ernie Johnson, Jr. and adoptive grandson to late pitcher-turned-broadcaster Ernie Johnson, Sr., dead Friday of duchenne muscular dystrophy at 33 (birth date unknown).

Indian singer-actor and Who Wants To Be A Millionaire host Puneeth Rajkumar, dead following a massive heart attack at 46.