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Sam Fox, entrepreneur, megadonor and U.S. ambassador, dies at 95

Sam Fox, a prominent St. Louis entrepreneur, philanthropist, and former U.S. Ambassador to Belgium, passed away at the age of 95. Known for his significant contributions to the Republican Party, Fox was a major donor who notably supported George W. Bush's presidential campaigns. His business acumen led him to build a successful empire in the restaurant industry, including the founding of the popular chain, Fox's Restaurant. Beyond his business achievements, Fox was recognized for his philanthropy, particularly in education, where he donated millions to Washington University in St. Louis, which named its School of Business after him. His ambassadorship from 2007 to 2009 under President Bush was marked by efforts to strengthen U.S.-Belgium relations. Fox's legacy is remembered for his entrepreneurial spirit, his commitment to community service, and his substantial influence in both local and national politics.

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