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steady as the numbers he loved, the mathematics that spoke truth and poetry

to him. He found joy in his wife and children, and success in the world of

business when his profit-sharing arrangement with Lee Brothers brought a

new wave of prosperity during World War II. After the war, Andrew left to

open a certified public accounting office of his own, investing in small local

businesses along the way.

He planned his family’s vacations at the beach, carefully coordinating

with their closest friends, the Davidsons. Deborah and their son Sam were

dear friends. Diane and Esther Davidson were practically inseparable.

Andrew liked and respected Philip, too; they were occasional golf partners.

When Philip offered him an opportunity to serve as chief financial

officer of his new store in New York, Andrew jumped at the chance,

partially because Diane’s sister Eleanor and her family lived on Long

Island. His wife was thrilled by the idea of being close to her baby sister,

her nieces and nephews. Eleanor’s husband Rob was a reporter for The East

Hampton Star so she was often alone with the kids. Andrew joked that

Diane’s daily calls to Eleanor from Alabama generated so much revenue for

Southern Bell, she might as well fly up there and back each week.

He didn’t mind, really.

Andrew Leon was a family man.

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