Andy Harmon

Andy Harmon; 49; of LaGrange Park. Beloved son of Julianne and Thomas Harmon. Loving brother of Karen Harmon Curin. Cherished uncle of Charley and Maddie Curin. Dear nephew of Frank (Peggy) Harmon, Helen (the late Michael) Hill, Maureen (the late Craig) Manwaring, Mary (Dennis) Meade, and the late Karen Haggerty. Fond cousin and friend of many.

Andy joined Leyden High School in 2005 and for the past 16 years worked closely with students and athletes. He was joyful, kind, funny, and loved his students and colleagues.  He was beloved by the athletes and coaches in the JV Girls Softball Program. Coach Harmon was instrumental in the success of the program and has had a positive impact on hundreds of softball players. He received his undergraduate degree from Eastern Illinois University and master’s from DePaul University.

Visitation 3 to 8pm Tuesday, August 17th at Hallowell & James Funeral Home, 1025 W. 55th St., Countryside. Chapel prayers 9:15am Wednesday, August 18th from the funeral home, processing to St. Francis Xavier Church, LaGrange for 10am Mass. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105 or by visiting stjude.org.

For further service details: 708-352-6500

12 Replies to “Andy Harmon”

  1. We couldn’t of asked for a better softball coach but better yet friend!!! Words can’t describe how much he will be missed! I will miss his smile, laughter and great conversations. Andy is now at peace in his Field of Dreams and I know he will be checking in on us every Spring season:) All my love and sincere condolences

    1. Sorry to hear about your loss. May he Rest In Peace. Sending thoughts and prayers from the Tagalos family..

      -Jimmy

  2. Andy – you impacted my life with your amazing smile and congeniality – I will always cherish my relationship with Andy – love you brother – Bobby B

  3. Nobody could spread the gift of laughter like Andy! Always in a jolly mood and it was contagious to all around him. He will be missed. Love you Buddy!

  4. Andy I know you’re in a better place and I know this for a fact because I’ve been there March 21, 2020 my heart stopped for 15 minutes I was kept alive for CPR what I saw is very private to me but you are with people that you have loved your whole life guard well and in Hoc to my brother in heaven Andrew Harmon

  5. Andy – May God’s peace rest well upon you. Heaven just received the most jovial, uplifting individual I know. Miss you for a while, but not an eternity and keep them laughing until the next time we cross paths again. Jim

  6. Rest In Peace Coach Harmon Leyden will miss you and the girls softball team as well my condolences and sympathy to your family as well…

  7. Best teacher a student could ever ask for . Thank you for always making class fun and may you Rest In Peace. My condolences to the family

  8. I’m so sorry for your loss Harmon family. Please accept my condolences. You raised one fine son and he was loved by all.
    We truly lost an incredible man, teacher, coach and friend. Andy, you made everyone smile just by walking in the room. You had the most infectious smile and laugh, I can hear your voice now and boy do I miss you! I will forever miss you and our talks in my office.
    I’m glad you’re not suffering anymore.
    Rest In Peace my friend.

  9. I never knew you died until months later, you were a great teacher for Senior Seminar when I was there in the Fall of 2014! I loved the way how the class ran smoothly with Chicago history and when you took the class and Mr. Cerasani’s to the architectural touring trip in Chicago. I will miss you and hopefully I’ll meet you again when my time is up. Prayers.

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