Former TEPCO chairperson Tsunehisa Katsumata, who was in charge at the time of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, dead on the 21st of undisclosed causes at 84 (birth date unknown).

Canadian painter John Little, who captured the grit and charm of Montreal's working-class neighborhoods and not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, dead Monday in his sleep at 96.

Polish-born British-American cinematographer Hubert Taczanowski, husband to British costume designer Stephanie Collie, dead June 4 at 63 a little under four months shy of his birthday.

British costume designer Stephanie Collie, widow to the aforementioned Hubert Taczanowski, dead Saturday of cancer at 60 three weeks shy of her birthday.

Irish-born longtime Dubai Duty Free CEO Colm McLoughlin, younger brother to former rugby union international Feidlim MacLoughlin, dead Wednesday after a short illness at 81.

Legendary poster artist Greg Hildebrandt, Sr., hitherto the surviving half of the Brothers Hildebrandt, dead at 85.

KCEN-TV anchor Kris Radcliffe, dead suddenly Wednesday at 51 an unknown amount of time shy of his birthday.

Indian fashion designer Rohit Bal, one of the country's first to pioneer the craft as a profession in the 1990s, dead after a prolonged illness at 63.

Scottish comedian Dr. Janey Godley, born Jane Godley Currie, known for her viral voiceover videos, dead of abdominal cancer at 63.

Guinness World Record-holding saltwater crocodile Cassius, hitherto recognized as the world's largest in captivity, dead at 110 or 120 (conflicting sources, hatch date unknown).

Longtime CTV News Calgary anchor Darrel Janz, dead at 83 (birth date unknown).

Canadian journalist and Parliamentary Press Gallery dean Courtney Tower, dead last month of injuries sustained in a fall at 92.

Legendary multiple award-winning music producer, composer and songwriter Quincy Jones II, who worked with a wide range of artists from Frank Sinatra, Sr. to Michael Jackson, dead at 91.

Former Manitoba senator and Truth And Reconciliation Commission leader C. Murray Sinclair, born Mizanay (Mizhana) Gheezhik, dead at 73.

TikTok star Bella Bradford, dead on the 15th of zygomatic cancer at 24 (birth date unknown).

Veteran actor, producer and screenwriter Jonathan Haze, born Jack Schachter, best known for his role as Seymour Krelboined in the original 1960 version of Little Shop Of Horrors, dead Saturday of undisclosed causes at 95.

If anyone scooped me on that one, I'm glad it was you.

Also, he was a billionaire philanthropist and major Republican donor.

Danish veteran actor Ulf Pilgaard, dead on the 28th or a week ago (conflicting sources) of heart failure at 83 seventeen or eighteen days shy of his birthday.

Singer Tyka Nelson, daughter to also-late jazz musician John L. Nelson and also-also-late jazz singer Mattie Della Shaw and sister to also-also-also-late singer-actor Prince, his only full sibling, dead of undisclosed causes at 64.

Danish rock legend and painter Johnny Madsen, dead at 73.

Japanese former World Extreme Cagefighting title challenger Hiromitsu Miura, dead suddenly on the 26th after a months-long battle with acute leukemia at 43.

Longtime Hoboken City Council President Jen Giattino, dead suddenly of undisclosed causes at 53 (birth date unknown).

Nigerian Chief Of Army Staff Lt. Gen. Taoreed Lagbaja, who led the country through one of Africa's longest conflicts, dead Tuesday of an undisclosed illness at 56.

Boxing trainer Dave "Mr. Boxing" Stacey, the first to two-time heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury, dead at 85 (birth date unknown).

University Of Miami Sports & College Football Hall Of Fame All-American fullback-turned-Washington Redskins fullback-turned-Miami Dolphins radio analyst-turned-Prudential Bache vice president Don Bosseler, dead at 88.

Ben Herbstreit, emotional support animal to college footballer-turned-sportscaster Kirk Herbstreit, hailed as both the mascot for college football and America's favorite dog, dead of leukemia and lymphoma at 10 (birth date unknown).

British retired (though not that long ago) actress June Spencer, OBE, CBE, best known for her decades-spanning role as Peggy Woolley on The Archers and hitherto its last surviving cast member, dead at 105.

Scottish-born British hairdresser Trevor Sorbie, MBE, who created the wedge cut, dead of bowel and liver cancer at 75.

Voiceover artist Elwood Edwards, Jr., best known for AOL's iconic "You've got mail" greeting, dead Tuesday of complications from a stroke suffered late last year (so firmly mid-this decade) at 74 a day shy of his birthday.

British supermodel Georgina Cooper, dead at 46 (birth date unknown).