Shawn Barber (1994–2024), world champion pole vaulter 

Shawnacy “Shawn” Barber was a Canadian pole vaulter who won his event in both the World Championships and Pam American Games in 2015.

Alex Collins (1994–2023), running back for the Seahawks, Ravens 

Alex Collins was a former running back for the Seattle Seahawks and Baltimore Ravens whose interest in Irish step dancing drew social media attention. 

B. Smyth (1994–2022), R&B singer  

B. Smyth was an R&B singer known for his song “Twerkaholic” which received millions of views on YouTube.

Takeoff (1994–2022), rapper with Migos

Takeoff was a rapper with the hip hop trio Migos, known for hits including “Bad and Boujee.”

Max Tuerk (1994–2020), former NFL player with Chargers, Cardinals

Max Tuerk was a former NFL player with the San Diego/Los Angeles Chargers and the Arizona Cardinals.

Colby Cave (1994–2020), Edmonton Oilers center

Colby Cave was an NHL player with the Edmonton Oilers and the Boston Bruins. At the time of his death, he was a center for the Oilers.

Chynna Rogers (1994–2020), rapper and model

Chynna Rogerswas a model with the Ford Agency and a rising rap artist associated with A$AP Mob.

Otto Warmbier (1994–2017), U.S. student imprisoned in North Korea

American student who was imprisoned in North Korea for more than 17 months.

Christina Grimmie (1994–2016)

Singer Christina Grimmie wasa YouTube sensation who starred on season six of NBCe28099s e2809cThe Voice.e2809d

Greg Bryant (1994 - 2016), University of Alabama running back

Greg Bryant, a promising football running back with the University of Alabama at Birmingham, died May 8 in the wake of a shooting in south Florida, according to multiple news sources He was 21. Bryant, who first played football for the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana, was found shot along with a passenger in a car on Interstate 95 early May 7 near Delray Beach, Florida, police told the Palm Beach Post. While the passenger, Maurice Grover, had only minor injuries, Bryant was hospitalized in critical condition. Police are investigating the death as a homicide. Bryant was the most prominent player on the school's inaugural recruiting roster since UAB relaunched its football program.