Larry J. Dolan, the owner of MLB’s Cleveland Guardians, passed away at the age of 94, as announced by the team on Monday. Dolan, a native Clevelander, bought the then-Indians in 2000 and led the franchise to numerous successes, including seven American League Central Division titles and nine postseason appearances.
Throughout his life, Dolan was known for his philanthropic acts of kindness and dedication to the Greater Cleveland community. He served as a First Lieutenant in the United States Marines before establishing a successful career in law, business, education, and sports. Dolan’s passion for supporting the Northeast Ohio community and his childhood favorite franchise was unwavering.
Under his stewardship, the Cleveland Guardians advanced to the 2016 World Series, showcasing Dolan’s commitment to success on and off the field. He is survived by his wife, Eva, six children, and 21 grandchildren, leaving behind a lasting legacy as the longest-tenured owner in Cleveland franchise history.
The loss of Larry J. Dolan is mourned by many, but his impact on the Cleveland community and the world of sports will be remembered for years to come. Our thoughts and condolences go out to his family, friends, and all those who were touched by his generosity and dedication.
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