Jon Dorenbos experienced a treat on Thursday. It was the first Thanksgiving Day he was home in Huntington Beach, Calif., with his family in almost 20 years. The beloved former Eagles long snapper ...

When 12-year-old Jon Dorenbos woke up for baseball camp on ... Because, as far as he knew, he’d grown up in a happy family. Jon says he and his family spent a lot of time together.

NFL veteran Jon Dorenbos opened up in an extended interview ... "I got the therapy I needed. My family helped me. We were raised by my aunt after we lived in a foster home for about a year ...

Randy, meanwhile, opted to stay with family friends in Woodinville, Washington, to finish high school. Today, Jon has very little contact with his older brother. A major part of Dorenbos ...

Dorenbos' youth was even more traumatic. His father was sentenced to 13 years in prison after bludgeoning his mother to death in the family’s garage in 1992, when Jon was 12. To Dorenbos ...

He and his son haven’t spoken. Jon has no plans to reconnect. After being placed with a foster family for eight months, Dorenbos and his brother and sister went to live with Hindman, who won a ...

That's why Jon Dorenbos (pronounced DORN-bahs ... On Aug. 2, 1992, Kathy was killed by her husband Alan after an argument in the family garage in a Seattle suburb. Jon, 12 at the time, was ...

My sister and I stayed with a temporary foster family ... with Jon and the beautiful wife he just married, Annalise, in the parade with confetti falling on their heads.” Dorenbos has just ...

It's helped Jon Dorenbos cope with the passing years ... His brother Randy constructed a family scrapbook, sketching the lives and background of Kris, Jon and himself. It was Randy's way of ...

When Jon Dorenbos was 12 years old, his dad, Alan, killed his mother, Kathy, at their family home. Jon entered foster care and was later raised by his aunt and uncle. Alan Dorenbos was convicted ...