Jordan is an easygoing, fun-loving old soul with a deep passion for music - from jazz and timeless classics to Japanese-inspired melodies. He loves gaming, reading, and being with the people who mean the most to him.

In mid-2025, pain in his leg and nodules in his abdomen began to change everything. What started as discomfort became debilitating, forcing Jordan to leave the job he loved. Then an MRI revealed three spots on his brain, and a month-long hospital stay uncovered something far more serious: masses in his heart.

The complexity of these tumors left doctors searching for a safe path forward. Before they could act, Jordan suffered a life-threatening gastrointestinal bleed and was rushed into emergency surgery. Days later, open-heart surgery became unavoidable.

On November 7th, surgeons removed six masses from Jordan's heart - one so large it occupied nearly the entire right side of the organ. Seven days later, he went home. Then came the call no family is ready for: the masses were cancerous.

After his first round of chemotherapy, a follow-up PET scan revealed four new spots. More treatment followed. Through every blow, Jordan has faced it all with unwavering positivity, courage, and grace.