Malcolm Glazer, philanthropist and renowned businessman, passed away on May 28, 2014 at the age of 85. A native of Rochester, New York, Malcolm Glazer revolutionized the business world through his influence and success. After a two year stint in the U.S Army, Malcolm Glazer began his lifelong career of business endeavors. He founded and served as the president and CEO of First Allied Corporation, which is now known as the parent company of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Manchester United, and the Jacksonville Jaguars. After joining forces with his six children - Avram, Joel, Bryan, Kevin, Darcie, and Edward - Malcolm Glazer expanded his vast empire. He is credited for turning the Buccaneers into a championship football team and for pioneering the way towards growth for Manchester United. His undeniable success earned him an induction into the Florida State Hall of Fame in 2014 as well as various awards. Malcolm Glazer also made significant contributions to his local Rochester, NY community. He enjoyed athletics and philanthropy, with his Foundation aiding numerous causes. He leaves behind an impressive legacy due to his business acumen and philanthropic work.