Koopa bassist Joe Murphy, not to be confused with any of his legion notable eponymites, dead sometime between Father's Day and a week ago at 46 (birth date unknown).

2019 Toronto mayoral candidate Renata Ford (nee Brejniak), widow to late former mayor Rob Ford and sister-in-law to Ontario premier Doug Ford, dead sometime in the last six days at 55.

Emmy-nominated actress, TV writer and performing arts teacher & director Louise Lasser, best known and said nomination for her twice-titular role on Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman and ex-wife to Woody Allen, dead at 87.

Canadian actor Marc Messier, O.C., M.S.C., dead after a brief illness at 78 one and a third months shy of his birthday.

Retired actress/singer Jo Wilder (nee Brower), wife to actor John Grey and mother to also-actress Jennifer Grey, dead Saturday at 94.

Former Born This Way cast member Cristina Sanz, dead Monday after a sudden cardiac arrest at 36 (birth date unknown).

Influencer Ayzia J. Toledo, dead after a car crash with one other, both at 22 (birth dates unknown).

Hitherto last surviving Johnson Products Company founder George E. Johnson, Sr., widower to fellow co-founder Joan Henderson, dead of undisclosed causes at 99.

Chretien administration chief of staff Eddie Goldenberg, dead sometime in the last eight days after a hard-fought battle with cancer at 77 an unknown amount of time shy of his birthday.

Fitness influencer Connor (note the second "n") Murphy, not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, drowned Tuesday at 32 (birth date unknown).

Welsh 1980s two-hit wonder Gaynor "Bonnie Tyler" Sullivan (nee Hopkins), wife to British Olympic middleweight judoka J. Robert Sullivan, dead of an undisclosed illness at 75.

Romanian former Champions League midfielder Gabriel Muresan, drowned at 44.

All-Star pitcher-turned-coach, manager & scout Phil "The Vulture" Regan, not to be confused with the eponymous also-late actor & singer, dead of natural causes at 89.

British politician & TV personality the Rt Hon Ann Widdecombe, DSG, murdered at 78 a little under three months shy of her birthday.

Johnny Hates Jazz keyboardist & drummer Calvin Hayes, dead after collapsing in his home at 63 (birth date unknown).

Polio survivor Martha Lillard, hitherto the last such patient using an iron lung, dead on the 26th of chronic pulmonary failure and post-polio syndrome attributed to long-haul COVID-19 at 78.

Veteran English actress Patricia Greene (note the "e" at the end), hitherto the world's longest-serving-ever soap opera actress, best known for voiving Jill Archer on BBC Radio 4's The Archers, dead sometime in the last ten days at 95.

Veteran actor Randolph Mantooth, best known for his role as Johnny Gage on Emergency!, dead Thursday after a years-long health battle at 80 two and a third months shy of his birthday.

German-born retired prolific veteran actress Antoinette Bower, dead April 30 at 93 exactly five months shy of her birthday.

Mamelodi Sundown midfielder Jayden Adams, who recently made history at the World Cup prior to South Africa's elimination by co-hosts Canada, dead at 25.

British veteran broadcaster and former Sky News presenter Dermot Murnaghan, dead of stage IV prostate cancer at 68 five and a half months shy of his birthday.

British Antiques Roadshow specialist & auctioneer Theo Burrell, dead Wednesday of glioblastoma at 39 one and three-quarter months shy of her birthday.

South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, dead of a brief and sudden illness at 71.

Hong Kong-born veteran actress Wai Ching Ho, best known for her role as Madame Gao in three different Marvel Netflix shows, dead Friday of a stroke at 82 four and a fifth months shy of her birthday.

Actor, director, educator and author Josh Grisetti, dead Friday by his own hand at 44 four and two-third months shy of his birthday.

New Zealand actor and businessman Sir Nigel John Dermot "Sam" Neill, best known for his role as Dr. Alan Grant in the Jurassic Park/World franchise, dead suddenly of pneumonia at 78 two months and a day shy of his birthday.

Palestinian goalkeeper Saleem Al-Ashqar, killed by Israeli gunfire on the 29th at 32 (birth date unknown).

Dutch FIFA referee and alleged sex offender Rob Dieperink, dropped from the list of World Cup 2026 officials, dead at 38.

Five Star Kitchen: Britain's Next Great Chef winner Dom Taylor, not to be confused with the eponymous also-British professional darts player, dead suddenly of undisclosed causes at 44 or 45 (birth date unknown).

Two-time Daytime Emmy-winning second-generation soap opera actor Scott Bryce, best known for originating the role of Craig Montgomery on As The World Turns and son of first-generation actor Ed Bryce, dead Sunday of esophageal & stomach cancer at 68.

Prolific legendary heavy metal drummer and vocalist Mike Browning, dead Monday at 62.

British-born 120 Minutes creator and former host Dave Kendall, dead of undisclosed causes at 63 or 68 (conflicting sources, birth date unknown).

German influencer Laura Viktoria Hartig, briefly wife to Italian Olympic alpine skier Peter Runggaldier, dead Sunday of injuries suffered in a bicycle collision nearly three weeks earlier at 30 (birth date unknown).

Breezzy's Lemonade CEO Aubrie Greene, whose said lemonade stand business made headlines, dead suddenly of causes yet unknown at 17 (birth date unknown).

Retired Hall Of Fame Toronto Argonauts defensive end-turned-Kent State coach Jim Corrigall, dead of undisclosed causes at 80.

British-born prolific A-lister bodyguard Mason Haynes, dead on the 4th in a motorbike crash at 52 two days shy of his birthday.

Mary Jo "MJ" Shannon, mother to media personality Kris Jenner (nee Houghton, formerly Kardashian), dead at 91 (birth date unknown).

Irish Oscar-winning prolific veteran actress Brenda Fricker, best known for her roles in My Left Foot (for which she won said award, the nation's first actress to do so) and Home Alone 2: Lost In New York, dead after a period of ill health at 81.