John Green, younger brother to country singer Pat Green, dead in the Texas floods along with his wife, Julia Green (maiden name unknown), and their two children (names undisclosed) at undisclosed ages (birth dates unknown).

British prolific veteran actor, director and writer Frank Barrie (note the "ie"), best known for his role as Edward Bishop on EastEnders, dead on the 30th at 88 two and two-third months shy of his birthday.

Musician and retired voice actor James Carter Cathcart, alias Jimmy Zoppi, best known for voicing Professor Oak, James and Meowth on the Pokemon anime, dead Tuesday of advanced throat cancer at 71.

Vatsala (or "Grandma") the Indian elephant, believed to be the continent's oldest, dead at at least 100 (birth date unknown).

Retired Washington Senators & Detroit Tigers pitcher Joe Coleman, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, dead in his sleep at 78.

Former Utah Jazz coach & general manager Frank Layden, the only one of the former in the team's history to be named NBA coach of the year, dead at 93.

Canada's reigning horse of the year Patches O'Houlihan, not to be confused with the also-late Rip Torn's eponymous character in Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, euthanized sometime in the last week following a soft tissue injury at an undisclosed age (birth date unknown).

Sculptor and Seattle Underground co-owner Julie Spiedel, daughter to also-late author Bill Spiedel and stepdaughter to also-also-late oceanographer Robert S. Dietz, dead May 28 at 83 or 84 (birth date unknown).

Judy Cooke (maiden name unknown), maternal grandmother to country singer Scotty McCreery, dead Wednesday of dehydration and pneumonia caused by norovirus and influenza (possibly respectively) at 85 (birth date unknown).

Paquita McCreery (maiden name unknown), paternal grandmother to country singer Scotty McCreery, dead Wednesday at 93 (birth date unknown).

Arizona Cardinals mascot-turned-physical therapist Dr. Walter Foxcroft, who attended Super Bowl XL with the team, burned to death in a hyperbaric chamber at 43 (birth date unknown).

British D-Day veteran Donald Rose, hitherto the country's oldest such soldier and believed to be its oldest man, period, dead at 110 five and two-fifth months shy of his birthday.

Canadian legendary jazz drummer Norman Marshall Villeneuve, who played in Duke Ellington's orchestra and cousin to also-Canadian also-legendary jazz pianist Oliver Jones, dead at 87 (birth date unknown).

South Korean actress Kang Seo-Ha, known for her roles in K-dramas, dead of cancer at 31 (birth date unknown).

Legendary Indian actress B. Saroja Devi, dead of age-related illness at 87.

Jeffrey Sperbeck, manager-turned-business partner to NFL Hall Of Famer John Elway, dead April 26 of blunt force trauma after falling out of a golf cart driven by Elway at 62.

Mystery & science fiction author Martin Cruz (nee William) Smith, best known for penning Gorky Park, dead Friday at 82 three and three-quarter months shy of his birthday.

Founding Strawberry Hill Boys (later Strawbz) frontman Dave Cousins (nee Hindson), dead following a long illness at 85.

Poet Andrea Gibson, dead after a battle with terminal cancer at 49 a month less a day shy of her birthday.

Retired Major League Baseball pitcher and 1982 All-Star Jim Clancy, who spent the majority of his career with the Toronto Blue Jays and not to be confused with the eponymous also-late Irish hurler or journalist, dead of undisclosed causes at 69 a little over five months shy of his birthday.

Evangelical pastor John MacArthur, Jr., son of also-late Canadian-born Baptist radio preacher and Cavalry Bible Church founder John "Jack" MacArthur, Sr. and a distant relative of also-also-late World War II general Douglas MacArthur, dead after a series of illnesses at 86.

Indian-born British marathon runner Fauja Singh, hitherto the world's oldest, dead after being hit by a car at 114.