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The provided text is an excerpt from a Wikipedia article focusing on the life and career of Roy O. Disney, the American entrepreneur who co-founded what became The Walt Disney Company. The article details his early life, education, and military service in the U.S. Navy before he and his younger brother, Walt Disney, established the Disney Brothers Studio in 1923. It explains Roy O. Disney's crucial role as the financial and business leader of the company, serving as its first Chief Executive Officer and eventually ensuring the completion and naming of Walt Disney World after his brother's death. Furthermore, the text covers his personal life, death, and the various aspects of his lasting legacy within the company and beyond, including statues and named facilities.