Alexander Wallace Dreyfoos Obituary, Renowned Philanthropist & Visionary

Alexander Wallace Dreyfoos passed away early on Sunday. He left behind a cultural legacy that includes the Dreyfoos School of the Arts and a performance hall at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in West Palm Beach. He was 91.

Dreyfoos mentored former Kravis Center CEO Judith Mitchell, who verified to WPTV that Dreyfoos passed away quietly in his sleep at the West Palm Beach Lourdes Noreen McKeen Residence.

The Palm Beach County Council of the Arts was established in 1978 by Dreyfoos.

The 2,195-seat Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall is a feature of the Kravis Center, which opened in September 1992.

Eastman Kodak Company sold the VCNA on a global scale, and in 1970 a motion picture application of the technology brought Dreyfoos an Academy Award in 1971.

In 1974, Photo Electronics Corporation acquired WEAT-TV, and it was renamed WPEC utilizing the initials of his business.

Alexander and Martha Dreyfoos welcomed Dreyfoos into the world on March 22, 1932, at New York’s Presbyterian Hospital.

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Dreyfoos formerly lived in Palm Beach.

He was significant to Mitchell, her family, and her spouse, too. I joined him on all of his adventures.

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Our heartfelt condolences go out to the deceased’s family and friends, who have been struggling with the loss of such an intelligent and compassionate individual.

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