Former San Francisco 49ers tight end Greg Clark, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites (or actor & screenwriter Clark Gregg), dead of undisclosed causes at 49 (IKR?).

Veteran actor William E. Smith II, known for his tough guy roles in film and television, dead Monday of undisclosed causes at 88.

Former Casting Crowns drummer Andy Williams, not to be confused with any of his notable epoymites, dead Friday of injuries suffered in a June 27 motorcycle accident at 49 (birth date unknown).

Former Vanderbilt quarterback Van Heflin, not to be confused with the semi-eponymous late actor, the first Black to consistently start in that position there, dead Friday of a heart attack at 62 (birth date unknown).

WWE Hall Of Famer Paul "Mr. Wonderful" Orndorff, Jr., dead at 71 three and a half months shy of his birthday.

Prolific session fiddler and Oklahoma instrument shop owner Byron Berline, dead Saturday following a stroke at 77.

Veteran actor Charlie Robinson, not to be confused with the eponymous late baseball player, best known for his role as Mac on Night Court, dead of cardiac arrest with multi-system organ failure, due to septic shock and metastatic adenocarcinoma, at 75 a little under four months shy of his birthday.

Hall Of Fame jockey John L. Rotz, who won the Preakness and Belmont Stakes during his career, dead of undisclosed causes at 86 five months shy of his birthday.

Former Louisiana governor and convicted racketeer Edwin Edwards, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, the only one in the state's history to serve four terms, dead of respiratory failure at 93 a little under a month shy of his birthday.

Former Broward County Chief Medical Examiner Joshua Perper, who conducted autopsies on such figures as Anna Nicole Smith, dead at 88 five months shy of his birthday.

Cinderella and Naked Beggars guitarist Jeff LaBar, dead of undisclosed causes at 58.

Veteran journalist Robert Shaw, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, who lead Associated Press news coverage in Arkansas, Oklahoma & Tennessee, dead at 79 (birth date unknown).

Dutch crime reporter Peter R. de Vries, dead nine days after a shooting at 64 four months shy of his birthday.

Sports entrepreneur and prolific league co-founder Dennis Murphy, Sr., dead of congestive heart failure at 94 one and two-third months shy of his birthday.

Indian Pulitzer Prize-winning Reuters photojournalist Danish Siddiqui, killed while covering an Afghan-Taliban clash at 40 or 41 (birth date unknown).

New Brunswick Senator Judith Keating, a former legal advisor to the Premier and the province's first female deputy minister of justice and attorney general, dead at 58 a month shy of her birthday.

Longtime Times Union of Albany editor Harry M. Rosenfeld, born Hirsch Moritz, who helped guide the Washington Post's Pulitzer-winning coverage of the Watergate scandal, dead at 91 a month shy of his birthday (also my brother's, incidentally).

Cinderella & KISS keyboardist Gary Corbett, who also wrote Cyndi Lauper*'s "She Bop", dead of lung cancer at an undisclosed age a day shy of his birthday (today).

*She made the second-worst video of 1985.

Rapper Biz Markie, born Marcel Theo Hall, best known for his 1990 hit, "Just A Friend", dead of undisclosed causes at 57.

Hockey Night In Canada theme song composer Dolores Claman, dead of dementia at 94.

She Rates Dogs co-host Mat George, killed in a hit-&-run at 26 (birth date unknown).

British comedian and veteran game show host Tom O'Connor, dead of Parkinson's disease at 81 two and a third months shy of his birthday.

Prolific British opera director and Birmingham Opera company founder Graham Vick, dead of complications from COVID-19 at 67 five and a half months shy of his birthday.

Goya-winning Spanish actress Pilar Bardem, mother to Oscar winner Javier Bardem and mother-in-law to Penelope Cruz, dead at 82.

Civil rights pioneer Gloria Richardson, dead Thursday at 99.

Former Kansas violinist and frontman Robby Steinhardt, dead Saturday of acute pancreatitis at 71.

Former reality star Francine "Frankie" Lons, biological mother to R&B star Keyshia Cole, dead of an overdose on her 61st birthday.

Vince Guaraldi Trio drummer Jerry Granelli, best known for his musical contribution to A Charlie Brown Christmas, dead seven months after suffering internal bleeding caused by a fall at 80 five and a third months shy of his birthday.

Los Angeles singer-songwriter & music scene fixture and Viper Room co-founder Chuck E. Weiss, dead at 76 (birth date unknown).

CFL player-turned-assistant coach Chuck McMann, who won Grey Cups under both circumstances, dead of undisclosed causes at 70.

And yes, I'm aware both men were named Chuck.

Endurance athlete Fred Zalokar, who made a name for himself when he ran 400 miles in one day in 1996, dead sometime in the last four days from causes yet unknown at 61 (birth date unknown).