Steel Woods guitarist Jason "Rowdy" Cope, dead at 42 (birth date unknown).

Pennsylvania state Senator Dave Arnold, Jr., dead of brain cancer at 49 ten and two-third months shy of his birthday.

Prolific TV writer and showrunner David Richardson, not to be confused with any of his many notable eponymites, dead of heart failure at 65 a little over eleven months shy of his birthday.

Veteran TV executive and The Equalizer co-creator Richard Lindheim, dead of heart failure at 81 (birth date unknown).

French actor and screenwriter Jean-Pierre Bacri, dead of cancer at 69 four months shy of his birthday.

Model, socialite and MAC Brant Brothers co-founder Harry Brant, son of supermodel Stephanie Seymour, dead Sunday of an accidental drug overdose at 24 an unknown amount of time shy of his birthday.

Former BYU and Kenneshaw basketball coach Tony Ingle, dead of complications from COVID-19 at 68 four months and three weeks shy of his birthday.

FilmEngine Entertainment founder and CEO Anthony Rhulen, dead Friday after losing a battle with addiction at 51 (birth date unknown).

Four-time All-Star Hall Of Fame pitcher Don Sutton, dead after a long struggle with cancer at 75 three and a half months shy of his birthday.

One-time Fox casting director and longtime L.A. drama coach Walter Raney, dead on the 2nd of natural causes at 79 an unknown amount of time shy of his birthday.

Singer-songwriter, actor and businessman Randy Parton, brother to and frequent collaborator with beloved cultural icon Dolly Parton, dead of cancer at 67 a little under eleven months shy of his birthday.

Former Green Bay Packers General Manager Ted Thompson, who held the position when they won Super Bowls XXXI & XLV, dead of an autonomic nerve disorder at 68.

Yugoslavian-turned-Croatian actress Mira Furlan, best known for her roles on Babylon 5 and Lost, dead Wednesday of complications from West Nile virus at 65 seven and a half months shy of her birthday.

Hall Of Fame MLB legend "Hammerin'" Hank Aaron, Sr., dead at 86 two weeks shy of his birthday.

Former Sugar Hut nightclub owner and The Only Way Is Essex star Mick Norcross, dead at 57 (birth date unknown).

Actor Gregory Sierra, best known for his roles on Sanford And Son and Barney Miller, dead on the 4th of cancer at 83 three weeks shy of his birthday.

Dancer-turned-choreographer Bob Avian, who played a key role in many Broadway classics, dead of cardiac arrest at 83 a little over eleven months shy of his birthday.

He was ten months shy of his birthday.

Grammy-winning composer, producer, arranger and musician Perry Botkin, Jr., son of musician and composer Perry Botkin, Sr., best known for writing the theme song for The Young And The Restless, dead Monday at 87 three months shy of his birthday.

Oscar-nominated screenwriter Walter Bernstein, who spent years on Hollywood's blacklist for his communist ties, dead at 101 seven months shy of his birthday.

Oscar-nominated, Order Of Ikhamanga-winning South African anti-Apartheid jazz trombonist Jonas Gwangwa, dead at 83 nine months shy of his birthday.

Hall Of Fame former Toronto Maple Leafs captain George "The Chief" Armstrong, not to be confused with the eponymous footballer, one of the first players of Indigenous descent to compete in the NHL and went on to lead his team to four Stanley Cup victories, the final goal of which marked the end of the NHL's "Original Six" era, dead at 90 five and a third months shy of his birthday.

Actress and acting teacher Jeanette Maus, who lent her voice to the currently-upcoming Resident Evil Village, dead of colon cancer at 39 (birth date unknown).

Pop legend Jimmie Rodgers, not to be confused with the eponymous late country singer who died months before the former was born, dead on the 18th of kidney disease at 87 seven and two-third months shy of his birthday.

South Korean actress and model Song Yoo-jung, dead Saturday of causes yet unknown at 26 four and a half months shy of her birthday.

Veteran character actor Bruce Kirby, born Bruno Quidaciolu, Sr., father of late actor Bruno Kirby (nee Quidaciolu, Jr.) and acting coach John Kirby, best known for his role as Sgt. George Kramer on Columbo, dead Sunday at 95 three months shy of his birthday.

Rutgers University scientist Dr. Andrew Brooks, who was a key figure in the development of the COVID spit test, dead suddenly Saturday at 51 (birth date unknown).

Longtime NBA reporter Sekou Smith, dead of COVID-19 at 48 an unknown amount of time shy of his birthday.