Andrew Peter "Drew" Gross Jr.

I just today learned of Andrew's passing. What a shock to say the least. I knew Andrew from work (I worked at Ancora Hospital). Andrew was a kindhearted soul, and having met his father it wasn't hard to see why. Many fond memories of meetings, luncheons, and the infamous after meeting overnight trip he arranged, for about 20 of us, to his favorite place - Atlantic City! RIP Andrew

So very surprised and sorry to hear about Andrew's passing. We worked together at NJ DMHAS and he was always friendly and kind and really looked forward to his retirement this past July. Rest in peace Andrew...

What an unexpected and premature loss. Andrew and I worked together with NJ DHS. He was always thoughtful, kind and gracious. I was able to join he and his father in Atlantic City for dinner and enjoyed his stories about his parents being sweethearts since elementary school, and intricate details of the history of Atlantic City....and his puns....Andrew was a punny guy. I bet I just made him laugh.

I would encounter Andrew every so often at various Republican events. He was a soft-spoken, unassuming guy, who had a better-than-average understanding of public policy issues. It´s sad that he died so young. I will keep his family and friends in my thoughts.

Drew and I lived a few houses from each other he was a good guy so sorry to here of his passing. My condolences to his family and friends he will be missed.

Valerie and family so sorry for your loss. Prayers and love to all.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I am shocked to read of Andrew's passing. Drew, and I grew up a few streets away from each other, and both attended the same elementary, and high school within the same years. I remember him as a sweet, intelligent young man with a lovely, caring family. We just connected through social media a few months back. My heartfelt condolences to Andrew's loved ones. He surely was one of the "good guys", and will be dearly missed.