David Fechheimer

Private detective. Via the New York Times.

Jamshid Mashayekhi

Actor. Via Radio Free Europe.

Kim English

Vocalist. Via Fact Magazine.

Aleksei Buldakov

Actor. Via Radio Free Europe.

Allan Cole

Screenwriter, writer, and journalist. Via Deadline.

Ron Sweed

As The Ghoul, entertainer and broadcaster who became an emblematic horror host on Detroit TV. Via the Detroit Free Press.

Romano Marchetti

Former partisan who fought the Nazis in WWII. Via Udine Today.

Giacomo Battaglia

Comedian. Via neuck.com.

Mahendran

Director, screenwriter, and actor. AKA J. Alexander. Via the Deccan Chronicle.

Clinton Greyn

Actor. Via the Stage.

Francisco Massiani

Writer and artist. Via El Universal.

Vonda N. McIntyre

Writer. Via Boing Boing.

Armando Vega Gil

Bassist. Via Billboard.

Saint Pierre Sameogo

Filmmaker. Via WakatSera.

Joshua Hecht

Bass. Via Limelight.

Tim Schrandt

Recipient of one of the funnier obituaries of the year Via the Schluter-Balik Funeral Home.

Cynthia Thomas

Diplomat's wife who fought for truth and transparency after his dismissal and suicide. Via The Lily.

Anders Ehnmark

Writer and journalist. Via svt.se.

Greg Booker

Former MLB pitcher. Via Rich & Thompson.

Rafael Sanchez Ferlosio

Writer. Via xinhuanet.com.

Gerry Stickells

Production manager who worked with the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Queen, Elton John, and Fleetwood Mac. Via the New York Times.

Jim Holt

Former MLB player. Via legacy.com.

Simaro

Guitarist, songwriter, and bandleader; member of legendary TPOK Jazz group. AKA Simaro Massiya Lutumba Ndomanueno. Via Pulse Live.

Geoff Harvey

Musician, conductor, music director, composer, and broadcaster. AKA The Maestro of Midday. Via news.com.au.

Hedi Truki

Artist. Via Kapitalis.

Charles Sanna

The inventor of Swiss Miss instant cocoa. Via the New York Times.

Noah Keen

Actor. Via legacy.com.

Ralph Fertig

Legal advocate and activist. Via the L.A. Times.

Luis Biava

Violinist and conductor. Via the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Michael Brennicke

Actor. Via oe24.at.

Brit Withey

Artistic director of the Denver International Film Festival. Via Indiewire.

Vinjamuri Anasuya Devi

Singer, musician, composer, folklorist, and broadcaster. Via United News of India.

James Estes

Cartoonist. Via the Daily Cartoonist.

Cesar Levano

Journalist, writer, activist, educator, poet, and lyricist. Via El Comercio.

Margarita Zharova

Actress. Via ren.tv.

Tejshree Thapa

Human rights lawyer. Via the New York Times.

Genevieve Oswald

Curator of the New York Public Library's dance division. Via the New York Times.

Paloma Cela

Actress. Via La Razon.

Jim DeHorn

Labor organizer and volunteer conservationist. AKA Treekeeper Jim, Mister Tree. Via the Chicago Sun-Times.

Ginny Pace

TV host. Via the Houston Chronicle.

Louise Erickson

Actress best known for her many roles in the Golden Age of Radio. She is best remembered as Judy in "A Date with Judy" from 1943 through 1950; as Marjorie on "The Great Gildersleeve" in the mid-1940s, and on "The Alan Young Show" in 1949. Via Radio Spirits.

Victoria Ruvolo

A model of forgiveness. Via the New York Times.

Danny Brumfield

Homeless man. Via the Washington Post.

Damir Salimov

Animator. Via podrobno.uz.

Lawrence Rhodes

Dancer. Via Juilliard.

Nipsey Hussle

Rapper. AKA Ermias Davidson Asghedom. Via CNN.

Billy Adams

Rockabilly Hall of Fame singer, songwriter, and musician. Via USA Today.

Tania Mallet

Actress. Best remembered as Tilly Masterson in 'Goldefinger.' Via the BBC.

Heinz Winbeck

Composer, conductor, and educator. Via BR Klassik.

Flavio Moreira da Costa

Writer. Via Aqui Noticias.