On the 6th, officials from political and economic circles visited the CJ Human Resources Center in Pil-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul, where the burial place of the deceased Group Councilor CJ Son Bok-nam, who passed away on the 5th, was set up. .
Samsung Electronics President Lee Jae-yong was the first to visit the morgue with his mother, Hong Ra-hee, former director of the Leeum Museum of Art around 9:00 am.
In addition, on the morning of the same day, Seok-hyeon Hong, president of JoongAng Holdings, and Dong-gwan Kim, vice president of Hanwha Group, visited the funeral home and expressed their condolences.
Jeong Jin-seok, chairman of the People’s Power Emergency Response Committee, and Lee Ki-soo, former president of Korea University, also visited the morgue on the same day.
The son is married to the late Lee Maeng-hee, the eldest son of Samsung Group founder Lee Byung-cheol, and the late honorary president of CJ Lee Maeng-hee. They have three children: CJ President Lee Jae-hyun, Vice President Lee Mi -kyung, and Jaehwan Lee Jae-hwan President Lee Jae-hwan.
The deceased is valued as a person who laid the foundation for CJ Group.
When CheilJedang was separated from the Samsung group in 1993, Advisor Son’s stake in Anguk Fire & Marine Insurance (currently Samsung Fire & Marine) was swapped for a stake in CheilJedang, and all was donated to his eldest son, the president Lee Jae-hyeon.
Son was previously the company’s largest shareholder and executive through his stake in Anguk Fire & Marine Insurance, which he inherited from President Lee Byung-cheol.
President Lee Byung-cheol is known for having loved his eldest daughter-in-law, Koun Son.
According to the wishes of the grieving family, CJ Group will hold a funeral in a private funeral home.
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