Owner of Millwall FC died when their Range Rover went off a ravine and flipped.

John Berylson, 70, died after being freed from a vehicle by emergency responders, according to police.

July 6th 2023.

Owner of Millwall FC died when their Range Rover went off a ravine and flipped.
Millwall chairman John Berylson sadly passed away following a tragic car accident in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Local police reported that his Range Rover overturned and hit a tree, and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

John Berylson was a passionate and dedicated owner and chairman of Millwall Football Club since 2006. He was well-loved by the fan base, and his presence in the stands and around the stadium was always memorable.

Chief executive Steve Kavanagh paid tribute to Berylson’s ‘extraordinary and exemplary’ contribution on the club’s website. He described John’s passion for Millwall as ‘infectious’ and recalled his regular visits to the Den, his lap of honour before the final game of the season, and his ability to light up a cigar in celebration of a big win or promotion.

Manager Gary Rowett also shared his feelings for the late chairman, saying, ‘The skill that John had was incredible, he’d always try to make you feel better if you’d lost a game or something had happened. He’d always try to support and make it feel like there was a way out of it, there was a route out of it and there was a strategy to move forward. That showed his compassion, that showed his love for the club.’

John Berylson is survived by his wife, Amy, and three children Jennifer, James and Elizabeth. The squad will remain in Spain for pre-season preparations, but will pay their respects to the late chairman at The Den on their return. This marks a truly devastating time for the family, friends and club, who will forever carry on the memory of John Berylson.

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