Quebec crooner Michel Louvain (nee Poulin), dead of esophageal cancer at 83 three months shy of his birthday.

Two-time consensus All-American running back and Purdue football gold standard M. Leroy Keyes, dead of recurrent prostate cancer and congestive heart failure at 74.

Poco co-founder, frontman and only mainstay Norman Russell "Rusty" Young, dead of a heart attack at 75.

British actress Helen McCrory, best known for her roles on Peaky Blinders and in the Harry Potter movies, dead of cancer at 52 four months shy of her birthday.

Actor Felix Silla, best known for his role as Cousin Itt on The Addams Family, dead at 84.

Alma Wahlberg (nee Donnelly), mother to New Kids On The Block* member Donald "Donnie" Wahlberg, Jr. and rapper-turned-actor "Marky" Mark Wahlberg, as well as the late Deborah Donnelly Wahlberg, dead of dementia at 78 (birth date unknown).

*They made the fourth-worst video of 1989 and the third-worst video of 1990. Jordan Knight made the worst video of 1999.

Rapper Robert "Black Rob" Ross, dead of a cardiac arrest at 51 three months shy of his birthday.

Kingsmen guitarist and founding member Mike Mitchell, dead Friday of undisclosed causes on his 77th birthday.

Youth pastor and Survivor: Millennials Vs. Gen X seventh-place finisher Sunday Burquest, dead of cancer at 50 (birth date unknown).

One-time college prospect Antron Pippen, eldest son of basketball legend Scottie Pippen, Sr., dead of undisclosed causes at 33 an unknown amount of time shy of his birthday.

Hester Ford, hitherto the oldest living American, dead Saturday at 115 four months shy of her birthday.

Former United States Vice President and 1984 Democratic Presidential nominee Walter "Fritz" Mondale, dead at 93.

Longtime Chadian president Idriss Deby Itno, killed during a visit to a battlefield at 68 two months shy of his birthday.

Grammy-winning songwriter Jim Steinman, best known for penning Meat Loaf*'s "Bat Out Of Hell" (the whole album, not just the title track), dead of kidney failure at 73 six and a third months shy of his birthday.

*He made the fourth-worst video of 1993.

Ohio Basketball Hall Of Famer Charlie Huggins, father of West Virginia Mountaineers coach Bob Huggins, dead of undisclosed causes at 87 four and a third months shy of his birthday.

Adobe founder and PDF developer John Warnock, dead Friday or Saturday at 80 five and two-third months shy of his birthday.

Former Major League Baseball player and coach Tom Robson, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, dead of natural causes at 75.

Burlesque legend Tempest Storm, born Annie Banks, dead at 93.

Four Seasons bassist-turned-LaBracio and Jersey Bounce founder Joe Long, born Joseph Louis LaBracio, dead of causes yet unknown at 88 four and a third months shy of his birthday.

Former Bay City Rollers frontman Les McKeown, dead suddenly Tuesday at 65 seven months shy of his birthday.

Former Kentucky Wildcats shooting guard and NBA draft prospect Terrence Clarke, killed in a car accident at 19 four and a half months shy of his birthday.

Digital Underground producer and frontman Gregory "Shock G" Jacobs, best known for his Humpty Hump persona on their 1990 hit, "The Humpty Dance*", dead of causes yet unknown at 57 four months shy of his birthday.

*The fourth-worst video of that year.

Prolific TV producer Chuck Fries, dead at 92 five and a quarter months shy of his birthday.

Acclaimed playwright, former Theatre Calgary artistic director and two-time Governor General Award for Drama winner Sharon Pollock, dead Thursday at 85.

Azaylia Diamond Cain, daughter of footballer-turned-reality star Ashley Cain, dead of leukemia at eight months.

Moroccan-born Israeli designer Alber Elbaz, best known for spending 14 years at the helm of France's Lanvin fashion house, dead of COVID-19 at 59 a month and a half shy of his birthday.