Ndakazi the gorilla, who made headlines in 2007 when she photobombed a park ranger's selfie, dead last month after a prolonged illness at 14 (birth date unknown).

Former Chopped Junior winner Fuller Goldsmith, dead following a long battle with cancer at 17 (birth date unknown).

Montreal neuroscientist Professor Nadia Chaudhri, who gathered a worldwide following while sharing her journey in palliative care with ovarian cancer, dead Tuesday of said cancer at 42 or 43 (birth date unknown).

Marilyn Lohan, grandmother to actress-singer Lindsay Lohan, dead Friday of a cerebral hemorrhage caused by a fall at 80 (birth date unknown).

Japanese composer, conductor and orchestrator Koichi Sugiyama, not to be confused with the eponymous footballer and coach, best known for his work on the Dragon Quest/Warrior franchise, dead a week ago at 90.

Pioneering educator Marie Wilcox, who saved her native tongue of Wukchumni from extinction, dead on the 25th at 87 two months less a day shy of her birthday.

College Football Hall Of Famer Gordon Hudson, dead on the 27th at 59.

First Iranian president Abolhassan Banisadr, who fled Tehran after being impeached for challenging the growing power of clerics as the nation became a theocracy, dead at 88.

Four-star United States Army general Ray Odierno, who commanded troops during the Iraq War, dead of cancer at 67.

Pakistani nuclear weapons programme founder Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan, dead of COVID-19 at 85.

Pulitzer-winning atomic weapons scholar and author Martin J. Sherwin, dead Wednesday of lung cancer at 84.

Actor Granville Adams, best known for his role as Zahir Arif on Oz, dead after a battle with cancer at 58.

Music publicist Beverly Noga, who helped guide the careers of such artists as Sonny & Cher*, Cream, the Bee Gees and The Chambers Brothers, dead Friday of cancer at 87 (birth date unknown).

*She made the second-worst video of 1996.

Reality actor Chris Pearson, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, who appeared in season 1 of MTV's Ex On The Beach, dead from a stab wound at 25 (birth date unknown).

Retired stuntman Bob Herron, not to be confused with the eponymous Alaskan politician, who worked on such films as Diamonds Are Forever, L.A. Confidential and Batman Forever, dead at 97.

Disney animation legend and Hollywood trailblazer Ruthie Tompson, who worked on their animated features for 40 years, dead at 111.

Hubert Germain, hitherto the last survivor of France's Order Of The Liberation, dead at 101.

Prolific British composer, arranger, orchestrator and conductor John Ashton Thomas, who worked on more than 160 films since 1992, dead on the 4th at 60.

Hasbro CEO Brian Goldner, dead of undisclosed causes at 58.

World record-holding Kenyan Olympic long-distance runner Agnes Tirop, dead of an alleged stabbing at 25 ten days shy of her birthday (the same as a friend's, incidentally).

Soviet-born American character actor Ravil Isyanov, dead on the 29th after a long illness at 59.

Actor, rapper, comedian & Last Comic Standing semifinalist Ricarlo Flanagan, dead over the weekend of complications from COVID-19 at 40 (birth date unknown).

Cleveland Indians All-Star catcher-turned-broadcaster Ray Fosse, dead after a 16-year bout with cancer at 74.

Associated Press raconteur Steven DuBois, dead Tuesday after a three-year battle with cancer at 53 (birth date unknown).

Dutch climate scientist and World Weather Attribution network co-founder Geert Jan Van Oldenborgh, dead Tuesday of Kahler's disease at 59 (birth date unknown).

R&B star Emani "22" Johnson, dead of undisclosed causes at said age (birth date unknown).

Wayne Lowe, beloved dog to actor Rob Lowe and his family, dead at 14 (birth date unknown).

Children's adventure novel author Gary Paulsen, who penned such works as Hatchet and The Winter Room, dead at 82.

Toby, hitherto the world's oldest white rhino, dead on the 6th at 54 (birth date unknown).

Blackfeet tribal chief Earl Old Person, born Stu Sapoo or Ahka Pa Ka Pee, dead of cancer at 92.

Longtime Participant Chief Content Officer & prolific film producer Diane Weyermann, dead of cancer at 66 (birth date unknown).

Conservative Southend West In Essex Parliamentarian Sir David Amess, stabbed to death at 69.