I'm not the most interesting man out there. I have a pretty simple life, normal job, typical family, and I don't come from anywhere with any sort of distinction. I'm just, Jon Kline.

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And that's kind of the beauty of it.

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When I lost my mother at 16 to cancer, I never imagined I'd be able to recover from a loss that powerful and potent. I didn't believe in myself and thought I'd never live up to what I believed my mom or God would want me to be. But having gone through suffering, self doubt, pain, and grief, I've learned how to grow not only into the person my mom knew I could be, but into someone I wanted to be.

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I've been through triumph and trial alike in the years after losing my mom. I made it out of high school, went to college, made incredible lifelong friendships, traveled to the other side of the world, graduated, and ended up in the very same career as my mom. And every step of the way, I found myself closer to discovering who I really am and what my purpose in life is.

 

And it isn't overt or grand or some big spectacle. But it's special because, well, it's me. My story is the story of anyone ordinary. But at the same time, it's much, much more.

 

This is the life and work of Jon Kline.

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If you're looking for something more in depth about myself or more informative than "went to college" or "traveled to the other side of the world", click on this link to A Very Short Bio on Jonathan Kline