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Dr. Jonathan Hackenyos

Posted 2021-12-28 by mhenderson
Published by Arizona Daily Star on Dec. 26, 2021 -
Tucson, Arizona

>> HACKENYOS, Dr. Jonathan,

50, a Lt. Col. in the Arizona Air National Guard and accomplished
physician, passed on December 13, 2021, having battled neuroendocrine
cancer since July 2020.

Dr. Hackenyos spent his childhood in Horsham, PA, graduating from
Hatboro-Horsham High School. He attended Syracuse University and
received a BS in biology. He was a proud member of SAE. Dr. Hackenyos
earned an MBA in Medical Management from St. Joseph's University while
also attending the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, where
he received his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine.

Dr. Hackenyos completed his Osteopathic Rotating Internship at Mercy
Catholic Medical Center in Upper Darby, PA. He went on to complete his
residency in Internal Medicine at St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix, AZ.
He served as Chief Resident/Jr Faculty at St. Joseph's.

Dr. Hackenyos was board certified in Internal Medicine by the American
Board of Internal Medicine. He was a Fellow of the American College of
Physicians. His clinical interests were general internal medicine,
aerospace medicine and aesthetic medicine. He also served as a Sr.
Medical Examiner for the FAA. Dr. Hackenyos served in several leadership
roles with the Arizona Care Network for a number of years including
serving as Chair of the Network Development Committee, Vice Chair of the
Board and most recently as Chair until July 2020.

Dr. Hackenyos co-founded Ocotillo Internal Medicine Associates,
practicing Internal Medicine in Chandler and Gilbert, Arizona since
2004. Dedicated to a life of service, Dr. Hackenyos served as a teacher
and mentor with a variety of higher education institutions around the
Valley, including St. Joseph's, A.T. Still University, Mercy Adult
Health Center, and Midwestern Medical College.

Dr. Hackenyos joined the Arizona Air National Guard in 2010. He entered
as an Internal Medicine physician with the 161st Medical Group and then,
upon completion of the Aerospace Medicine Course, was assigned as the
Flight Surgeon for the 161st Operations Group of the 197th Air Refueling
Wing. Dr. Hackenyos received numerous awards during his time at the
Guard. He truly valued his time spent with the servicemen and women of
his unit and considered them family.

Jon was the only child of William and Eileen Hackenyos. During medical
school Jon married his best friend and biggest supporter, Linda Crook.
Together, Jon and Linda brought three incredible children into this
world. A devoted husband and father, Jon was very active in his
children's lives, especially with his sons' Boy Scout troop, where Jon
served as a merit badge counselor, troop committee chair, and
outdoor/activities chair. Jon proudly watched as both his sons earned
the rank of Eagle Scout. He was beyond proud of his daughter and sons
and how they've grown into exceptional human beings. He is survived by
his wife, children, parents, in-laws, several cousins, sisters-in-law,
nieces and nephews.

An amazing father, husband, son, uncle, neighbor, doctor, military
officer, and friend, Jon passed with his loving wife by his side. Jon is
and will continue to be missed by all who had the privilege of knowing
him.

Public Memorial Service to be held at Chandler Center for the Arts,
Saturday, January 29, 2022 at 10:00 a.m. Hawaiian shirts encouraged. In
lieu of flowers, donations may be made to further research in
neuroendocrine cancer to: standuptocancer.org

And to help those with extra costs in their treatment of cancer:
fullofhopefoundation.org and to the Boy Scouts:
https://host.nxt.blackbaud.com/donor-form?svcid=renxt&formId=c34b8f7e-
64d9-4f09-8ef6-69af1f17c573&envid=p-HRoRmMi1N0adpkmIGOR8eg&zone=usa






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