Hong Kong actor-director Stanley Fung Shui-fan, dead Friday at 80 eight days shy of his birthday.

Taiwanese composer & musician Max Tu Ying, dead Saturday after a fall from a treadmill at 62 (birth date unknown).

Retired NFL linebacker Keith Browner, Sr., father to former Houston Texans defensive end Keith Browner, Jr., dead of causes yet unknown at 63.

Businessman & musician Victor Conte, Jr., the architect of a scheme to sell undetectable steroids to professional athletes, dead Monday of pancreatic cancer at 75.

British Oscar-nominated actress Pauline Collins, best known for her roles as Sarah Moffat on Upstairs, Downstairs and the titular character in Shirley Valentine (for which she received said nomination) and wife to co-star in the former project John Alderton, dead Sunday of complications from Parkinson's disease at 85.

Dallas Cowboys tight end Marshawn Kneeland, dead seemingly by gunshot suicide at 24.

Indian travel influencer and Groundwork Solutions co-founder Anunay Sood, dead of undisclosed causes at 32 (birth date unknown).

1962 Nobel Prize-winning molecular biologist, geneticist & zoologist Dr. James Watson, hitherto the last surviving co-discoverer of the double helix shape of DNA and not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, dead at 97.

New Zealand filmmaker W. Lee Tamahori, best known for helming 2002's Die Another Day, dead following a battle with Parkinson's disease at 75.

Sterling Vesia, newborn daughter to Major League Baseball pitcher Alex Vesia, dead on the 26th at six months to one day.

British car dealer-turned-former Top Gear & Fifth Gear host, producer, motoring journalist and author Quentin Willson, dead following a short battle with lung cancer at 68.

Newly-elected Auburn Hills, Michigan city councilman Greg Ouellette, not to be confused with the eponymous Professional tennis player, dead Tuesday of a heart attack at 69 (birth date unknown).

Washingon women's soccer team goalkeeper Mia Hamant, dead Thursday following a bout with Stage 4 kidney cancer at 21 (birth date unknown).

Irish fashion designer Catriona Hanly, famed for her Parisian-inspired aristocrat pieces, dead suddenly at 52 (birth date unknown).

Retired actress Betty Harford, best known for her roles on The Paper Chase and Dynasty, dead a week ago at 98.

Anita Avers, mother to former Fox 2 anchor Angelynn Mock, stabbed to death on Halloween allegedly by said daughter at 80 (birth date unknown).

Thrice-inducted Basketball Hall Of Fame point guard-turned-coach and 1992 U.S. Olympic team member Lenny Wilkens, who coached the most games in NBA history, dead of undisclosed causes at 88.

Founding Living In A Box frontman-turned-solo artist Richard Darbyshire, dead at 65.

Andy Warhol's Factory member-turned-Oscar-nominated actress Sally Kirkland, Jr., best known and said nomination for the titular role in 1987's Anna and daughter to also-late Lord & Taylor manager and fashion editor Sally Kirkland, Sr., dead at 84.

Cleto and the Cletones frontman Cleto Escobedo III, son of Los Blues saxophonist-turned-bandmate Cleto Escobedo, Jr./II and childhood friend to comedian and eponymous late night show host Jimmy Kimmel, dead of cardiogenic shock with vasodilatory shock, disseminated intravascular coagulation, cirrhosis of the liver, sepsis, graft versus host disease, immunosuppressed, chronic kidney disease and pneumonia as underlying causes at 59.

Food influencer Michael "FoodWithBearHands" Duarte, shot dead by police Saturday at 36 (birth date unknown).

British community reform campaigner Baroness Helen Newlove, who was galvanized by the 2007 murder of her husband, Garry Newlove, dead after a short illness at 63 one and a half months shy of her birthday.

Multiple award-winning former ABC News senior national & 20/20 correspondent Jim Avila (nee Simon), dead after a long, undisclosed illness at 69 or 70 (conflicted source).

Legendary college football coach John Beam, who starred in Netflix' Last Chance U, dead of injuries sustained in a targeted shooting at 66.

Tony-winning, Emmy-nominated actress Elizabeth Franz (nee Frankovitch), best known and said award for her role as Linda Loman in the 50th anniversary production of Death Of A Salesman and widow to actor Edward Binns, dead on the 4th of cancer at 84.

Hall Of Fame retired legendary Seattle Seahawks safety Kenny "The Enforcer" Easley, dead of undisclosed causes at 66.

Americana & alt-country singer-songwriter Todd Snider, dead of injuries sustained in an assault thirteen days earlier at 59.

Prolific Emmy-winning writer Dan McGrath, dead Friday after suffering a stroke at 61.

Disability rights activist and author Alice Wong, not to be confused with the eponymous Canadian politician, dead of an infection at 51.

Australian Paralympic gold & bronze medalist cyclist Paige Greco, OAM, dead suddenly at 28.

German-born singers Alice Kessler and Ellen Kessler, known professionally as The Kessler Twins, both dead by assisted suicide at 89.

English best-selling author and TV writer The Honourable Charlotte Bingham, dead Sunday at 83.

Canadian retired actor Spencer Lofranco, best known for his roles in Jamesy Boy and Gotti, dead Tuesday of causes yet unknown at 33.

Stone Roses and Primal Scream bassist Gary "Mani" Mounfield, dead at 63.