Jordan lived his life on his terms. He was loved by many and valued his friends deeply and they became extensions of the family. Even though he possessed a "push your button" skill he more than made up for it and, if given the chance, Jordan would do anything for anybody in need of help. He had struggled along the way, but in the last few years was really getting it done.
Jordan had multiple skillsets and enjoyed being a tree-climber the most. He loved his kids and it was always so cool to see how they lit up when he was around. His smile was infectious and his sense of humor was over-the-top (although needing some censorship). Jordan loved fishing, four-wheeling Jeeps and quads and fixing anything.
Although he is gone Jordan will never be forgotten. He took a little piece of us with him and we will keep him in our hearts forever. Jordan did happy so much better than sad and he would want us to concentrate on all the good times that were had with him while he was here.
Jordan is survived by his parents John and Julie Willingham; his siblings Angie Willingham, Justin Willingham and Alex Walton; his children Kendal Brock, Bently Cole, Jakob Mark, Brooklynn Navaeh Faith and Jaymee Leann. Jordan is also survived by his grandparents Harold and Jane Willingham and Linda Housley; his uncles Kevin Bauman, Jeff Willingham and Jeff Housley; his aunts; nieces and nephews and cousins. Jordan is preceded in death by his grandfather Arnold Housley.
Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.mcgilleygeorgebelton.com for the Willingham family.
