American politician Kris Jordan died on February 25, 2023 in United States. He was 46.
Jordan’s death was announced by House Speaker Jason Stephens Saturday afternoon in a memo sent out to all House members.
“It is with deep sorrow that I inform everyone of the passing of one of our own, Representative Kris Jordan. Kris was a loving father, a man of faith, a leader, and a person I considered a very dear friend. Kris was a lifelong resident of Delaware County and devoted his life to his community, friends, and neighbors. My heart goes out to Kris’s family, especially his three children and loving parents, Ralph and Pat,” Stephens wrote.
The Delaware County Republican Party also released a statement on Facebook: “It is with a heavy heart that we inform you of the passing of our beloved friend and public servant Kris Jordan”.
“Kris had lived a life of public service. I ask that you all keep his family in your prayers today and please be respectful of their privacy as they mourn together. We will keep you all aware of arrangements as details come forth. Eternal rest unto him, and may the perpetual light of our God shine brightly upon him,” the statement added.
Born January 14, 1977 in Columbus, Ohio, Kris Jordan graduated from the Ohio State University.
Following graduation, Jordan served two terms as a Delaware County Commissioner and worked for Rep. Joan Lawrence and as a Legislative Aide to Rep. Jon Peterson.
He went on to serve in Ohio Senate for eight years.
Kris Jordan was serving his third term as state representative for Ohio’s 60th District at the time of his death.