DEVELOPMENT NEWS
GIVING BACK to Jesuit
and the Community
Dr. Brian McEwen '70
JESUIT PERSPECTIVES • SPRING 2018 33
Dan Doyle Jr. ’89 is recognized as a Lightning
Community Hero and donates $1 million to
Jesuit’s ‘For Greater Glory’ campaign
Jesuit alumni honored
as Tampa Bay Lightning
Community Heroes
since the program’s
inception in 2011-12
It has been a season of
amazing generosity for
Dan Doyle Jr. ’89.
On April 30, the Tampa
Bay Lightning honored
Doyle and his father, Dan
Doyle Sr., as Lightning
Community Heroes during
Game 2 of their playoff
series vs. the Boston
Bruins.
The Doyles, who received
a $50,000 donation from
the Lightning Foundation
and the Lightning Community
Heroes program,
have donated the money
to the National Pediatric
Cancer Foundation and
Special Operations Warrior
Foundation.
Two months earlier,
Doyle was recognized by
Jesuit for an extraordinary
donation to the school.
At Gaudiosa on Feb. 24,
school president Fr. Richard
C, Hermes, S.J. announced
a transformational $1
million gift by Doyle to
the school's $40 million
'For Greater Glory' capital
campaign.
Doyle, the co-founder
and CEO of DEX Imaging, is
the youngest ever to make
a gift of $1 million or more
to Jesuit. For years he has
demonstrated exemplary
leadership in helping
advance the mission of
Jesuit. At Gaudiosa before
more than 600 fellow
Jesuit supporters, Doyle
and his wife, Nicole, were
recognized by the school
for their generosity and
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Greater Glory’ campaign.
Doyle and his father
co-founded Dex Imaging
in 2002, and they've
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commitment to giving
2/3rds of their company's
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Doyles have given gener-
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locally including Academy
Prep, Morton Plant Mease
Hospital, R'Club Child Care,
and PARC Florida.
Just a few days after he was
recognized as a Community
Hero by the Tampa
Bay Lightning on March 20,
Dr. Brian McEwen ’70 passed
away after a battle with cancer.
McEwen’s $50,000 award
from the Lightning went to the
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for Children, where he was
Executive Director. McEwen,
who earned a Ph.D. in applied
anthropology, started his
career counseling families
with disturbed children and
juveniles. At Champions for
Children he helped operate
their 11 programs for children
and adults, honing the
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abuse prevention through education
programs for parents.
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feature story about McEwen in
the Tampa Bay Times.
Scan to access a Tampa Bay Times
story about McEwen
Rex Farrior ’77
Feb. 21, 2013
Joe Capitano Sr. ’56
Nov. 2, 2013
Zack Aldridge ’14
Jan. 9, 2014
Andre Kirwan ’92
Jan. 16, 2014
Tom Pepin ’71
Dec. 29, 2014
Richard Gonzmart ’71
April 25, 2015
Jon Albert ’80
Nov. 3, 2016
Drew Valenti ’17
Feb. 4, 2017
Brian McEwen ’70
March 20, 2018
Dan Doyle ’89
April 30, 2018
Dan Doyle Jr.
'89 and his
father Dan
Doyle Sr. were
honored by
the Tampa Bay
Lightning on
April 30