ANDREW A. JEON M.D., MBA

I was singing your praise today Andrew, made me think about how much you helped me. So grateful for you and our friendship. Sending much peace to you and your family.

I knew Andy when he a student at XBHS in Westwood. He was a student and a friend. I remember his parents as well and the delightful meal I had at their home. I happened to think of him today and was stunned to learn that he had died. A flood of other wonderful memories of him came after I read this obituary. For knowing him, I am grateful.

I can still see Andy walking the halls at XBHS, always with a smile on his face. He was always very kind and willing to acknowledge us all in his passing through the school each day. A fine student, scholar, physician and man - God bless.
Chris Newell 69

Thoughts and prayers with Andy, Scott and family,
I last was with Andy at our 1969 graduation from Xaverian. His achievements and goodness are no surprise to me. He was a fine fellow student at Xaverian. We all appreciated his goodness and brilliance.He is home now and may the Lord watch over his loved ones.
Steve Murphy 69

Dr. Jeon was a man whose expertise on many topics was matched by his passion for that expertise, and thus he never approached anything with less than 100 percent commitment and dedication and joy. Fortunately, this meant that many, many people benefitted from his pursuits. I learned of this when he joined the board of trustees of Hazelden Foundation (now Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation), where I work. From ensuring the quality of treatment for our patients to educating the next generation of...

It was a pleasure to have been a sectionmate of Andy's at HBS. He was a thoughtful, compassionate and insightful addition to our class, and he will be greatly missed by us all. Rest in peace, friend!

Andy was a wonderful section mate at HBS - a calm presence and mentor to many. He will be missed.

Sorry to hear of Andy's passing. I knew him from his days at Xaverian Bros H.S. Andy was always smiling, friendly, great sense of humor and quick wit. I remember him fondly. Heaven just got a gem of a person.

Andy was a dear friend and co-conspirator when we were anesthesia residents at the MGH and then found ourselves in a class on health care when he was at HBS and I was at the Kennedy School. I have fond memories of him and I send my condolences to all who are grieving.