Betty Rowland (1916–2022), legendary burlesque dancer 

Betty Rowland was a legendary burlesque dancer during the “Golden Age of Burlesque” who was known as the “Red Headed Ball of Fire.”

Judy Henske (1936–2022), 1960s folk singer and songwriter

Judy Henske was a folk singer and songwriter known for songs including “High Flying Bird.”

Lyubov Panchenko (1938–2022), influential Ukrainian artist

Lyubov Panchenko was a Ukrainian artist and designer known for her influence on Ukrainian culture.

David Birney (1939–2022), star of “Bridget Loves Bernie”

David Birney was an actor known for roles on TV shows including “Bridget Loves Bernie” and “St. Elsewhere.”

Jossara Jinaro (1973–2022), actress in “ER,” “Passions”

Jossara Jinaro was an actress known for roles in TV shows including “ER,” “Judging Amy,” and “Passions.”

Neal Adams (1941–2022), comic artist who revitalized Batman

Neal Adams was a comic book artist known for his work on characters including Batman, Green Lantern, and Green Arrow.

Rolando Hinojosa-Smith (1929–2022), author of “Klail City Death Trip” series

Rolando Hinojosa-Smith was an award-winning Chicano novelist whose works included the 15-book “Klail City Death Trip” series.

Kenneth Tsang (1935–2022), “Die Another Day,” “Rush Hour 2” actor

Kenneth Tsang was a Hong Kong actor who starred in many Hong Kong martial arts movies as well appearing in Hollywood films.

Kenneth Stumpf (1944–2022), Medal of Honor recipient 

Kenneth Stumpf was an Army Sergeant who was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor in 1968 for his heroism during the Vietnam War.

Cynthia Albritton (1947–2022), artist known as Cynthia Plaster Caster

Cynthia Albritton was a pop artist known as Cynthia Plaster Caster for her casts of rock stars’ penises.

Enoch Kelly Haney (1940–2022), renowned Native American artist

Enoch Kelly Haney was an internationally known Native American artist and former Seminole Nation chief.  

Kane Tanaka (1903–2022), world’s oldest person  

Kane Tanaka was the oldest person in the world when she passed away at the age of 119.   

Jim Hartz (1940–2022), former “Today Show” co-host

Jim Hartz was a broadcast journalist who co-hosted “The Today Show” alongside Barbara Walters in the 1970s.

Andrew Woolfolk (1950–2022), Earth, Wind & Fire saxophonist

Andrew Woolfolk was the longtime saxophonist for Earth, Wind & Fire.

Guitar Shorty (1934–2022), legendary blues guitarist influenced Jimi Hendrix  

Guitar Shorty was a legendary blues guitarist who influenced Jimi Hendrix and Buddy Guy.

Jacques Perrin (1941–2022), star of “Cinema Paradiso”

Jacques Perrin was a French actor who starred in the Oscar-winning film “Cinema Paradiso.”

Guy Lafleur (1951–2022), Montreal Canadiens legend 

Guy Lafleur was a legendary Hall of Fame winger for the Montreal Canadiens who helped the team win five Stanley Cup Championships.

Daryle Lamonica (1941–2022), legendary Raiders quarterback

Daryle Lamonica was a legendary quarterback for the Oakland Raiders who was a two-time AFL player of the year.

Dede Robertson (1927–2022), wife of televangelist Pat Robertson

Dede Robertson was the beloved wife of popular televangelist Pat Robertson and a founding board member of the Christian Broadcasting Network.

Ralph Kiser (1965–2022), contestant on “Survivor: Redemption Island”

Ralph Kiser was a competitor on “Survivor: Redemption Island,” the show’s 22nd season.

Robert Morse (1931–2022), star of “Mad Men,” “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”

Robert Morse was an actor who starred on Broadway and on the big screen in “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.”

Hollis Resnik (1955–2022), Chicago actress known for “Les Misérables”

Hollis Resnik was one of the greats of the Chicago theater scene, who also had movie and TV roles.

Art Rupe (1917–2022), record exec who helped launch Little Richard’s career

Art Rupe was the founder of Specialty Records, an influential force in early rock and roll.

Paul Siebel (1937–2022), 1960s singer and songwriter

Paul Siebel was a folk singer and songwriter known for songs including the widely-covered “Louise.”

Roderick “Pooh” Clark (1973–2022), R&B singer with Hi-Five

Roderick “Pooh” Clark was a singer with the R&B group Hi-Five, known for their 1991 hit “I Like the Way (The Kissing Game).”

DJ Kay Slay (1966–2022), hip-hop’s “Drama King”

DJ Kay Slay was a hip-hop DJ known for producing mix tapes on which star rappers battled each other.

Rio Hackford (1970–2022), actor in “Treme,” “The Mandalorian”

Rio Hackford was an actor who played Toby in “Treme” and Grayden Nash in “Jonah Hex.”

Liz Sheridan (1929–2022), Jerry’s mom on “Seinfeld”

Liz Sheridan was an actress best known for her roles on “Seinfeld” and “ALF.”

Mike Bossy (1957–2022), Hockey Hall of Famer with the Islanders

Mike Bossy was an NHL star who played for the New York Islanders in the 1970s and ‘80s.

Cedric McMillan (1977–2022), bodybuilding champion

Cedric McMillan was a leading bodybuilder who won the prestigious Arnold Classic in 2017.

Archie Eversole (1984–2022), rapper known for “We Ready”

Archie Eversole was an Atlanta-based rapper best known for his 2002 hit “We Ready.”

Shirley Spork (1927–2022), LPGA co-founder

Shirley Spork was a golfer and teaching pro who co-founded the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) in 1950.

Gilbert Gottfried (1955–2022), iconic comedian and “Aladdin” parrot voice

Gilbert Gottfried was a comedian and actor known for his comically screechy persona and for voice roles including Iago the parrot in Disney’s “Aladdin” and the Aflac Duck.

Kathy Lamkin (1947–2022), “No Country for Old Men” actress

Kathy Lamkin was an actress known for her performances in movies including “No Country for Old Men” and the 2003 remake of “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.”

Dwayne Haskins (1997–2022), Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback 

Dwayne Haskins was a quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers who had a standout college career playing for Ohio State.

Jimmy Wang Yu (1943–2022), pioneering martial arts actor

Jimmy Wang Yu was a Taiwanese actor who starred in classic martial arts movies including “One-Armed Swordsman” and “The Chinese Boxer.”

Rayfield Wright (1945–2022), NFL Hall of Famer with Dallas Cowboys

Rayfield Wright was an offensive tackle who went to five Super Bowls with the Dallas Cowboys in the 1970s.

Gerda Weissmann Klein (1924–2022), Holocaust survivor profiled in Oscar-winning film

Gerda Weissmann Klein was an author and Holocaust survivor who was profiled in the Oscar-winning 1995 documentary “One Survivor Remembers.”

Rae Allen (1926–2022), actress in “The Sopranos,” “Damn Yankees”

Rae Allen was an actress known for movies and TV shows including “A League of Their Own” and “The Sopranos.”

Nehemiah Persoff (1919–2022), character actor known for “Yentl,” “The Twilight Zone”

Nehemiah Persoff was a prolific character actor whose many memorable roles included Rebbe Mendel, the father of Barbra Streisand’s character in “Yentl.”

Bobby Rydell (1942–2022), 1960s teen idol 

Bobby Rydell was a teen idol in the early 1960s known for the hits “Wildwood Days” and “Volare,” and who starred with Ann-Margaret in the film “Bye Bye Birdie.”

Joe Messina (1928–2022), guitarist with Motown’s Funk Brothers

Joe Messina was a guitarist with the Funk Brothers, the longtime studio band for Motown Records artists.

Tommy Davis (1939–2022), Los Angeles Dodgers legend 

Tommy Davis was a major league baseball outfielder and third baseman best known for his time playing with the Los Angeles Dodgers.   

Sacramento Shooting Victims (2022)

Six people were killed, and 12 others were injured, in a shooting in downtown Sacramento, California early Sunday morning.

C.W. McCall (1928–2022), country singer known for “Convoy”

C.W. McCall was an outlaw country singer known for his 1976 hit song “Convoy.” 

Estelle Harris (1928–2022), actress known for “Seinfeld” role

Estelle Harris was an actress best known for playing Estelle Costanza, George’s mother, on “Seinfeld” from 1992 to 1998.