Jayvee Coy

I’m Jayann—mom to a bright and adventurous little boy named Bridger, and part of this growing movement that is near to my heart. As a parent raising a child in today’s fast-paced and uncertain world, I’ve come to see just how vital strong, loving connections between generations truly are.

What began as simple storytelling and quality time with my son grew into a deeper appreciation for the legacy of family, wisdom, and love that can flow between grandparents and grandchildren. I’ve watched Bridger light up when he hears about his ancestors, and I’ve seen how his confidence grows when he feels connected—really connected—to where he comes from and the people who love him.

I’m honored to be part of Heart of the Fathers, where we help grandparents rediscover just how powerful their role can be. My hope is to continue learning, growing, and helping bridge generations in a way that builds up families from the inside out.

As a wife, a mother, and someone whose heart beats for family legacy, my husband and I have experienced both the deep sorrow of losing our first baby and the incredible joy of welcoming our next child. These experiences have shaped and deepened our perspective on life, family, and purpose. They have reminded me just how precious life is and how important it is to build something lasting and meaningful, not only for our own family but for others as well.

I've always been drawn to family history: learning the stories, understanding our roots, and honoring the sacrifices of those who came before us. There's something powerful about knowing who you are and where you come from. That sense of identity and belonging can ground a person in truth, provide strength, and serve as a guiding light, especially in today's world.

Joining Heart of the Fathers has been a natural extension of this passion. I believe in helping grandparents recognize just how much their presence, stories, wisdom, and love can shape the rising generation. My hope is to help families build deeper connections across generations and live with greater purpose, understanding that what we nurture and pass down today can leave a lasting impact for generations to come.