Showing up matters
Deeply connected. Ready to serve.
I believe being part of a community comes with a responsibility to give something back. That is one of the reasons coaching is so meaningful to me. Through Bethel Youth Wrestling and Bethel Junior High Wrestling, I have the opportunity to invest my time in young athletes, work alongside other coaches, and connect with the parents and families who make these programs possible.
Wrestling teaches lessons that reach far beyond the mat: discipline, resilience, accountability, teamwork, and the willingness to keep working when something is difficult. As a coach, I get to help young people develop those qualities while being a steady, supportive presence in their lives.
That desire to serve does not stop when practice or a match ends. I want the people in my community to know they can count on me to listen, to care, and to help where I can. Whether I am coaching an athlete or sitting down with a family to talk through their insurance, my approach is rooted in the same idea: relationships matter, trust is earned, and showing up for people matters.
- Service
- Discipline
- Mentorship
- Teamwork
- Commitment
A personal commitment
I want to help strengthen the place my family and I call home.
Being deeply connected to the community means knowing the people behind the names and policies. It means celebrating their successes, supporting the next generation, and being willing to serve when there is a need.
Coaching keeps me connected to local athletes and families while giving me a chance to pass along lessons about hard work, character, and supporting the people beside you.
That connection shapes the way I do business at Jividen Insurance. My clients are neighbors and local families, and I want every relationship to reflect the same care, dependability, and commitment I bring to coaching.
A relationship beyond the policy