Founding Baroness drummer & later keyboardist-turned-TV & film sound designer & composer Allen Blickle, brother to non-founding guitarist Brian Blickle, dead in the last few days of undisclosed causes at 42 (birth date unknown).

British Oscar-winning and BAFTA-nominated production designer Stuart Craig, dead Sunday following a long battle with Parkinson's disease at 83.

Japanese race horse Haru Urara, famed for her uninterrupted 113-race losing streak, dead of colic at 29.

South Korean YouTube streamer Na "Great Library" Dong-hyeon, ex-husband to also-South Korean also-YouTuber Lee "Yum-cast" Chae-won, dead Saturday of a brain hemorrhage at 47 (birth date unknown).

British trailblazing army officer Captain Elizabeth Godwin, the first-ever such female in the Life Guards, dead Friday in a car crash at 28 (birth date unknown).

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charlie kirk, right wing political activist, got shot in the neck by a gun while debating gun control he was 31 and survived by wife & 2 kids i dont condone violence, but this is more or less what he argued for

He was a little over a month shy of his birthday.

Prolific veteran actress Polly Holliday, best known for her role as Flo Castleberry on Alice and, to a lesser extent, the character's eponymous spin-off, dead seemingly of pneumonia at 88.

Former BBC weather presenter Jay Wynne, dead three months ago after a period of illness at 56 an unknown amount of time shy of his birthday.

Chinese singer, actor, model and music video director Yu Menglong, dead from a multi-story plunge at 37.

Longtime Winnipeg Blue Bombers-turned-Hamilton Tiger-Cats general manager Ted Goveia, dead after a battle with a serious form of cancer at 55.

Legendary prolific influential veteran drummer Viv Prince, dead sometime in the last little-over-a-month of undisclosed causes at 84.

Lawyer and former NHLPA executive director Bob Goodenow, who led the league through a lockout each in the '90s & '00s (both in the same corresponding portion, incidentally), dead suddenly of undisclosed causes at 72 a month and a half shy of his birthday.

British legendary former dual weight class champion boxer-turned-promoter & trainer Ricky "The Hitman/People's Champion" Hatton, dead sometime since the beginning of the month at 46 a little over a month to twenty-two days shy of his birthday.

Veteran songwriter Bobby Hart, born Robert Luke Harshman, hitherto the surviving half of songwriting duo Boyce And Hart, who wrote many of the Monkees' hits, dead Wednesday at 86.

Canadian veteran journalist and CTV News correspondent Beverly D. Thomson, dead after a long battle with cancer at 61.

Founding Blancmange multi-instrumentalist Stephen Luscombe, dead at 70 a month and a half shy of his birthday.

North Korean-born democracy activist and Free North Korea Radio founder Kim Seong-min, not to be confused with the eponymous field hockey player or Miss World Korea 2012 winner, dead Friday of metastatic lung cancer that recently spread to his liver at 63.

Prolific independent hockey forward Orca Wiesblatt, older brother to NHL right-winger Ozzy Wiesblatt, dead over the weekend in a car crash at 25 (birth date unknown).

Canadian-born retired NHL goaltender Ed Giacomin, dead of natural causes at 86.

Italian downhill skier Matteo Franzoso, dead of an injury sustained in a mid-training crash at 25 (birth date unknown).

Veteran Golden Globe-winning actress Pat Crowley, best known for her role as Joan Nash on Please Don't Eat The Daisies, dead Sunday of natural causes at 91 three days shy of her birthday (tomorrow).

Legendary actor, producer, Oscar-winning filmmaker and Sundance Film Festival founder Robert Redford, dead of undisclosed causes at 89.

Swedish At The Gates frontman Tomas "Tompa/Goatspell" Lindberg, dead after a battle with adenoid cystic carcinoma at 52 exactly one month shy of his birthday.

Veteran script supervisor Amy Blanc Lacy, best known for her work on The Walking Dead, the latter part of said state of injuries sustained in an alleged Labor Day hit-and-run incident at 62 (birth date unknown).

Indian actor-comedian-dancer "Robo" Shankar, dead of liver & kidney failure at 46 three and a fifth months shy of his birthday.

Argentinian-born Paraguay rugby player Esteban Racca, dead of closed-head trauma at 41 (birth date unknown).

Mato the bonobo, hitherto the world's oldest such specimen, euthanized for health reasons at 61 an unknown amount of time shy of his birthday.

Actor, celebrity photographer and arts education campaigner Brad Everett Young, dead in a car crash at 46.

Grammy-winning country songwriter (but not singer) Brett James, not to be confused with the eponymous Australian rules footballer, dead in a plane crash at 57.

Retired Rogers Communications Inc. chief executive Nadir Mohamed, dead at 69 (birth date unknown).

Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Crickets guitarist and prolific singer-songwriter Sonny Curtis, dead following a short illness at 88.

Israeli actor-singer Aryeh Moskona, best known for voicing Colonel Hathi in Disney's The Jungle Book, dead of cancer at 78.

Scottish legendary DJ, record producer and Pure & Optimo Music founder Keith "JD Twitch" McIvor, one-half of said label's namesake duo, dead Friday of brain cancer at 57 (birth date unknown).

Former Chelsea Football Club manager Matt Beard, who led the team to two consecutive Women's Super League titles, dead suddenly by hanging at 47.

Canadian-born Hall Of Fame retired Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Bernie Parent, who anchored the net for the team's only two Stanley Cup wins in the 1970s, dead in his sleep of undisclosed causes at 80.*

Legendary English journalist & broadcaster John Stapleton, not to be confused with the eponymous Australian also-broadcaster or also-English Liberal Party politician, dead of complications from pneumonia related to Parkinson's disease at 79.

*Let it be noted that this marks three Hall Of Fame goalies dead this month.