Primetime Emmy-nominated veteran voice actor, writer and producer Will Ryan, dead after a short battle with cancer at 72.

Former Los Angeles Raiders running back Steve Smith, not to be confused with any of his many, many notable eponymites, including within his field, dead after a long battle with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis at 57.

Oscar-winning Japanese costume designer Emi Wada, widow to filmmaker Ben Wada, dead on the 13th of undisclosed causes at 84.

Actor, writer and PSI Factor: Chronicles Of The Paranormal co-creator Peter Aykroyd, younger brother of actor-writer-comedian Dan Aykroyd, dead the day after turning 66.

Subway co-founder Peter Buck, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, dead Thursday at 90 a month and a day shy of his birthday.

Singer-songwriter and musician Billy Hinsche, formerly one-third of Dino, Desi & Billy and a longtime collaborator with the Beach Boys*, as well as brother-in-law to the late Carl Wilson, dead of cancer at 70.

Celia Hinsche, mother to the aforementioned Billy Hinsche, dead on the same day at 95 (birth date unknown).

No word on who died first.

*They made the third-worst video of 1988.

Actor Joey Morgan, best known for his debut role as Augie Foster in Scouts Guide To The Zombie Apocalypse, dead of undisclosed causes at 28 (birth date unknown).

George Brooksbank, not to be confused with the eponymous British business executive, father of Jack Brooksbank, husband to Princess Eugenie, dead last week of an illness at 72 (birth date unknown).

Poet and author Robert Bly, best known for penning Iron John: A Book About Men, dead of Alzheimer's disease at 94 a month and two days shy of his birthday.

Renowned pioneering Canadian abstract painter, muralist and printmaker Rita Letendre, dead Saturday after a long illness at 93.

Five-time All-Star reliever Doug Jones, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, who had his best success closing for the Cleveland Indians, dead of causes yet unknown at 64.

Singer-songwriter Margo Guryan, who found fame 30 years after her initial signing, dead on the 8th at 84.

Associated press head of Carribean news Fernando Gonzalez, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, dead after suffering a heart atatck at 60 (birth date unknown).

Deposed South Korean military dictator Chun Doo-hwan, dead at 90.

Malikah Shabazz, youngest daughter of slain civil rights activist Malcolm X (nee Little), dead of presumed natural causes at 56.

Prolific character actor Lou Cutell, best known for his roles as Big Larry in Pee-Wee's Big Adventure and Dr. Howard "Assman" Cooperman on Seinfeld, dead Sunday at 91.

Longtime Tuscaloosa News sports columnist Cecil Hurt, dead of complications from pneumonia at 62 (birth date unknown).

Grammy-nominated Native American singer-songwriter Joanne Shenandoah, dead at 63.

1955 National League Rookie Of The Year St. Louis Cardinals centerfielder-turned-Houston Astros manager Bill Virdon, dead of undisclosed causes at 90.

Longtime retired 7News meteorologist Doug Hill, not to be confused with the eponymous footballer, dead Monday at 71.

Wendy Chabert, elder sister to actress Lacey Chabert, dead of undisclosed causes at 46 (birth date unknown).

Actor and former Vitello's Restaurant co-owner Steve Restivo, Sr., dead on the 5th after a year-long battle with lung cancer and complications from COVID-19 at 81 (birth date unknown).

Former United States Army officer Major Ian Fishback, who reported in 2005 that military prisoners in the Middle East were being beaten and abused by U.S. soldiers, dead suddenly Friday of undisclosed causes at 42.

Wiarton Willie IV, who'd only been Ontario's groundhog for a few years, dead at 4.

Planes Mistaken For Stars singer and guitarist Gared O'Donnell, dead following a battle with esophageal cancer at 44 (birth date unknown).

Art critic and author Dave Hickey, whose essays covered topics ranging from Siegfried & Roy to Norman Rockwell, dead on the 12th after years of heart disease at 82 a little over three weeks shy of his birthday.

Bart The Bear II, who appeared in numerous movies and TV shows, dead on the 14th at 21.

Max Halliwell, older brother to singer Geri "Ginger Spice" Horner (nee Halliwell)*, dead suddenly of causes yet unknown at 54 (birth date unknown).

*She made the second-worst video of 1999.

Longtime AM800 CKLW music director Rosalie Trombley, dead Tuesday of undisclosed causes at 82.

Francisca Susano, hitherto the world's second-oldest living person, dead at 124.

P.S. 9/11 coincided with her 104th birthday.

Former Montgomery County Police Department Chief Charles Moose, whose leadership proved instrumental in catching the D.C. snipers in 2002, dead at 68.

Legendary Broadway composer Stephen Sondheim, dead at 91.

Hall Of Fame five-time All-Pro Kansas City Chiefs defensive lineman Curley Culp, dead of stage 4 pancreatic cancer at 75.

Williams Racing founder and former team principal Sir Frank Williams, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, dead at 79.

Lamar Roach, Jr., nephew of celebrity stylist and Legendary judge Law Roach, dead Tuesday from a 16- or 17-story fall at 3 (birth date unknown).

Louis Vuitton men's wear designer Virgil Abloh, dead of cancer at 41.

Prolific Broadway casting director Geoffrey Johnson, dead Friday of respiratory failure at 91.

Pioneering former Florida Congresswoman Carrie Meek, one of the first Black Floridians to serve in Congress since Reconstruction, dead after a long illness at 95.

Cambodian prince and politician Norodom Ranariddh, dead of undisclosed causes at 77.