Paul Teal (1989–2024), One Tree Hill actor 

Paul Teal was an actor best known for his performance as Josh Avery on the TV drama “One Tree Hill.”

Bela Karolyi (1942–2024), coach who transformed U.S. gymnastics

Bela Karolyi was a gymnastics coach whose sometimes-controversial methods helped transform U.S. gymnastics and bring home gold medals, techniques that also stirred up criticism for alleged abuse.

Karl Tremblay (1976–2023), Les Cowboys Fringants singer

Karl Tremblay was the lead singer and cofounder of the Quebec folk rock band Les Cowboys Fringants.

Dex Carvey (1991–2023), comedian and son of Dana Carvey 

Dex Carvey was a comedian and the son of "Saturday Night Light" and "Wayne’s World" comedian Dana Carvey, who was featured on his father’s Netflix special, “Dana Carvey: Straight White Male, 60.” 

Ken Squier (1935–2023), Hall of Fame NASCAR broadcaster

Ken Squier was a longtime NASCAR broadcaster and the first to do play-by-play for the Daytona 500 on national television, as well as the originator of the event’s moniker as “The Great American Race.”

Julio Lugo (1975–2021), former Boston Red Sox shortstop

Julio Lugo was a former Major League Baseball shortstop who won the World Series in 2007 with the Boston Red Sox.

Heath Freeman (1980–2021), actor known for “Bones,” “Skateland”

Heath Freeman was an actor known for appearances on TV shows including “Bones” and “NCIS.”

Harrison Dillard (1923–2019), four-time Olympic gold medal winner

Harrison Dillard was a four-time Olympic gold medal winner in track and field. He was the top hurdler throughout much of the 1940s, though his first Olympic gold came in a dramatic photo-finish in the 100-meter sprint at the 1948 London Olympic games. He won his signature event, the 110-meter hurdles, at the 1952 Helsinki Olympic games. He was part of the gold medal-winning 4x100-meter relay teams at both Olympics.

Marie Greenwood (1912–2019), pioneering Denver teacher

Fought segregation as one of the first black teachers hired by Denver Public Schools.

Roy Clark (1933-2018), “Hee Haw” star

Country music legend was a renowned guitarist.

Lil Peep (1996–2017), musician combined emotional lyrics with hip hop beats

Lil Peep, singer, rapper, and fashion model, died Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2017, according to multiple news sources. He was 21.

Lisa Lynn Masters (1964 - 2016), Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt actress

The actress starred in an episode of "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" and also hadroles on "Gossip Girl," "Ugly Betty," "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," and, most recently, "Nashville."

Mose Allison (1927–2016), jazz and blues pianist

Mose Allison was a legendary blues and jazz pianist.

Holly Dunn (1957 - 2016), Are You Ever Gonna Love Me singer

The former country singer-songwriter had two No. 1 hits in the late '80s and early '90s with "Are You Ever Gonna Love Me" and "You Really Had Me Going."

The Swashbuckling Tyrone Power

Tyrone Power was one of the great leading men of Hollywood's golden age — especially when he wielded a sword.

Karl Slover, Munchkin Trumpeter

More than 70 years ago, Karl Slover turned his small stature into a plum movie role, one that he'd treasure for the rest of his life. The 4-foot-4-inch actor played a Munchkin in "The Wizard of Oz."