Millwall Mourns: Iconic Owner John Berylson Passes Away at 70 in Devastating Tragedy
Millwall mourns the tragic loss of John Berylson, their beloved owner and chairman Berylson, who dedicated his life to the club since 2006, sadly passed away in a devastating accident His remarkable contributions and unwavering commitment will forever be remembered
Millwall have announced the death of owner and chairman John Berylson in "a tragic accident".
The Lions confirmed the news in a statement posted on Twitter on Tuesday night.
Millwall posted a statement, announcing the heartbreaking news of the passing of their beloved owner and chairman, John Berylson. The statement revealed that Berylson, 70, who had been associated with the club since 2006, tragically lost his life in an accident on Tuesday morning.
John, a man who celebrated his 70th birthday just last month, tragically lost his life in an accident on Tuesday morning. Our hearts go out to his wife, Amy, his three children, Jennifer, James, and Elizabeth, and the entire Berylson family during this difficult time.
The sudden and heartbreaking loss of John will undeniably have a profound effect on all those fortunate enough to have crossed paths with him. He was a genuinely remarkable individual, exemplifying unwavering dedication to his family and radiating generosity, affection, and compassion.
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With an extraordinary life brimming with vibrancy and happiness, he always had others on his mind. His insatiable thirst for sharing his vast wisdom and experiences with others was a testament to his selflessness.
John's fervent leadership and guidance have propelled Millwall to unparalleled prosperity and unwavering stability.
Ever since his initial involvement with the club in 2006, he has overseen some of the most remarkable moments in the history of Millwall. His significant contribution in creating the foundation for those achievements cannot be measured.
John's enthusiasm for the upcoming season and his long-term vision were evident as he spoke passionately. Any triumphs in the future will be a tribute and testament to his memory and his honorable legacy.
"John delighted in the club's status and mindset as the underdog. He deeply connected with these values and identity, and he held a profound admiration for the Millwall supporters. His loyalty towards his staff was unwavering, and both they and the fan base will experience an immeasurable sense of loss in his absence."
In response to the news, the English Football League expressed their shock and sadness, offering their deepest condolences to John's family and all those affiliated with Millwall.
Content: Alan Dunne, a former Millwall defender who played nearly 350 matches for the club, took to Twitter to express his heartfelt condolences to the chairman, who was not only his leader for many years but also a dear friend.
"John was a gentleman who put Millwall back on the map. What he has done for the club will always be remembered and can only thank him for everything he done for me and MILLWALL. Rip JB."
