French actor Pierre Deny, best known for his role as Louis de Leon on Emily In Paris, dead Monday after a battle with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis at 69 one and a half months shy of his birthday.

Bronx Zoo exhibit Happy the elephant, who taught researchers that her species can recognize themselves, euthanized Tuesday at 55 (birth date unknown).

Canadian-born NHL legend Claude Lemieux, father to HC Davos left-winger Brendan Lemieux, dead by his own hand at 60 one and three-fifth months shy of his birthday.

British motorcycle racer Daniel Ingham (note the "h"), dead Wednesday in a racing crash at 33 (birth date unknown).

Oscar- and Saturn-winning editor Marcia Lucas Rodrigues (nee Griffin), best known and said awards for her work on Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope and ex-wife to George Lucas, dead Wednesday of metastatic cancer at 80 three and a quarter months shy of her birthday.

Actress, stage producer and one-time documentarian Kelly Curtis, eldest daughter to also-late Hollywood icons Tony Curtis & Janet Leigh and sister & part-time assistant to also-actress Jamie Lee Curtis, dead at 69 eighteen days shy of her birthday.

French philosopher, sociologist and World War II Resistance member Edgar Morin, dead Friday at 104 one and a third months shy of his birthday.

Former Alaskan Bush People star Matt Brown (note the lack of an "e"), eldest son of the family depicted on the show and not to be confused with any of his notable eponymites, dead Wednesday by his own hand at 43 three and a third months shy of his birthday.

Legendary sports promoter Larry W. King (note the "W."), ex-husband to tennis legend Billie Jean King (nee Moffitt), dead Friday of prostate cancer at 81.

Grammy-winning founding Commodores bassist Ronald LaPread, dead after a sudden medical event at 75 (birth date unknown).

Canadian builder & philanthropist Mel Zajac, Sr., father to also-late Olympic swimmer Mel Zajac, Jr. and also-also-late skier Marty Zajac, dead Thursday of complications from pacemaker surgery at 98.

Nicaraguan Indigenous human rights activist Brooklyn Rivera, dead of a bacterial infection exacerbated by a recent case of COVID-19 in detention at an undisclosed age (birth date unknown).

Indianapolis 500 star Rick Treadway, dead Saturday in a motorcycle crash at 56.

Greek international centre-back Marios Oikonomou, dead of injuries sustained in a May 23 motorbike crash at 33 a little over four months shy of his birthday.

Singer, songwriter, record producer, multi-instrumentalist and former eponymous family band bassist Foster Sylvers, dead Saturday of prostate cancer at 64.

Romanian retired shepherd Ilie Ciocan, hitherto Europe's oldest man, dead Wednesday at 112 a day or two weeks (style depending) shy of his birthday.

Welsh actor Owain Rhys Davies, best known for his roles on Twin Peaks: The Return and The OA, dead suddenly Wednesday at 44.

Spanish rally driver Samuel Ortiz, dead Friday in a crash at 30 (birth date unknown).

Canadian-born retired Chicago Black Hawks left-winger Dennis "the Silver Jet" Hull, younger brother to former teammate Bobby "the Golden Jet" Hull and uncle to also-retired player Brett Hull and former CFL running back Bart Hull, dead Saturday at 81 five and two-third months shy of his birthday.

British retired manufacturing foreman Arthur Aspinall, hitherto England's oldest man and the second-oldest in the United Kingdom and not to be confused with the eponymous also-late The Scots College, Bellevue Hill founder or also-also-late also-British historian, dead at 109 four and a third months shy of his birthday.

Brazilian MMA fighter Jay Silva, dead Sunday of causes yet unknown at 45.

Grammy-winning singer and music theatre actor Robert "Peabo" Bryson, best known for co-singing the soundtrack versions of "Beauty And The Beast" and "A Whole New World", dead following a stroke at 75.

Iranian-born French Oscar-nominated filmmaker, graphic novelist and children's author Marjane Satrapi, widow to Swedish actor and producer Mattias Ripa, dead supposedly over "sadness" at the latter's death at 56 five and three-fifth months shy of her birthday.

Prolific actor James Handy, known for his guest appearances on various TV shows, stabbed and strangled to death Wednesday allegedly by his girlfriend's son at 81.

Norwegian-born ski jumper, stunt performer & coordinator and second-unit director Max Kleven, dead Wednesday of heart failure at 92 two and two-fifth months shy of his birthday.

Israeli businessman and casino owner Tony Bargig, once known as the "King Of Slot Machines", murdered Wednesday through undisclosed means at 54 an unknown amount of time shy of his birthday.

Influencer Ashly Robinson, alias Ashlee Jenae, dead April 9 by her own hand at 31 (birth date unknown).

British stage & TV actor Anthony Stewart Head, best known for playing two different Ruperts on Buffy The Vampire Slayer and Ted Lasso, dead Monday of complications from pneumonia at 72.

British Music Of Black Origin (MOBO) Awards founder Kanya King, CBE, dead Wednesday after a battle with colon cancer at 57.

British aristocrat Lady Pamela Hicks (nee Mountbatten), first cousin to Prince Philip and lady-in-waiting & bridesmaid to Queen Elizabeth II, dead at 97.

British retired prolific veteran actor Patrick Godfrey, husband to actress Amanda Walker, father to Royal Shakespeare Company Head Of Voice Kate Godfrey and not to be confused with the eponymous also-British engineer, dead Thursday of undisclosed causes at 93.

French former first lady Bernadette Chirac (nee de Courcel), widow to former president Jacques Chirac, dead Friday at 93.

British Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Mark "Talay Riley" Orabiyi, stabbed to death Friday at 35 (birth date unknown).

Austrian photographer Elfie Semotan, dead at 84 (birth date unknown).

Eminent American Revolution historian Professor Gordon S. Wood (note the "S."), dead after being struck by a vehicle at 92 five and two-third months shy of his birthday.

Three-time NBA champion Chicago Bulls power forward/center-turned-announcer Stacey (note the "e") King, dead Sunday possibly from a fall at 59.

MTV Movie & TV Award-winning actor Anthony Guidera, best known for his eponymous role in The Godfather Part III and said award for kissing Natasha Henstridge in Species, dead Saturday of causes yet unknown at 65 four and two-fifth months shy of his birthday.

Gaming influencer Alex Cimo, known for his commentary on Yu-Gi-Oh! trading cards, dead as late as Wednesday of stage 4 colon cancer at 32.

Fontaines D.C. manager and "sixth member" Trevor Dietz, dead Sunday of undisclosed causes at 47 (birth date unknown).

Prolific screenwriter and author William Hasley, friend and biographer to Olympic gold medalist Caitlyn (nee Bruce) Jenner and ex-husband to actress Robin Riker, dead Saturday of causes yet unknown at 78 (birth date unknown).

Retired Associated Press journalist David Briscoe, best known for chronicling the Philippines' democratic revolution, dead Sunday of amyloidosis at 82 one and three-quarter months shy of his birthday.