Millwall FC Mourns the Loss of Club Owner John Berylson in Fatal Car Crash
Massachusetts, USA – John Berylson, the owner and chairman of Millwall FC, a prominent English Football League team (EFL), tragically lost his life in a single-car accident on Tuesday morning, Your Content has learned.
The 70-year-old Berylson was driving his 2019 Range Rover at approximately 8 AM when he lost control of the vehicle, causing it to roll over and collide with a tree.
Despite the efforts of rescuers, Berylson succumbed to his injuries.
In a statement released by Millwall Football Club, they expressed their profound sadness over the sudden and tragic passing of John Berylson.
Described as a truly great man, Berylson was known for his unwavering dedication to his family and his exceptional generosity, warmth, and kindness.
He lived a vibrant and joyful life, always eager to share his vast knowledge and experiences to benefit others.
The statement further emphasized Berylson’s strong affinity for the club’s underdog status and mentality, as well as his deep admiration for Millwall supporters.
He was fiercely loyal to his staff, and his presence will be greatly missed by both the team and the fans.
Despite the team’s preseason training camp in Spain, Millwall took a moment during practice to honor Berylson’s memory.
Beyond his involvement with Millwall, Berylson also made significant contributions to philanthropy.
He actively ran the Amy Smith and John G. Berylson Foundation, while also serving as a trustee for the Smith Family Foundation, which annually awards grants totaling approximately $15 million.
John Berylson leaves behind his wife, Amy, and their three children, Jennifer, James, and Elizabeth.
The news of his untimely passing has left a deep void in the hearts of those who knew him, according to TMZ.
May he rest in peace.