 He endowed the Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware.He hired a man to keep his name and his firm's out of the press, and kept him off the full-time payroll (though he sat full-time at a desk in head office) so that if, improbably, a comment did slip out, it could be honestly dismissed as not coming from a Goldman Sachs employee.He died of complications following a fall at the age of 81.