I've known Jon for about 5 years now. In the early days of our friendship we didn't get along very well, we bashed heads many times do to my nature of telling it how it is, or at least how I felt it was haha. As the years passed that changed and we moved passed our differences, Jon became someone that I could confide in about personal things that only he would understand.
Jon always had a drive to achieve things and a thirst for knowledge. He couldn't accept no, or not possible, or failure as options. He had to know the answer. He would go out of his way to help anyone who needed it.
Jon never told me plain out he wanted a legacy or something to be remembered by, but I could tell by his conversations and drive for a successful clan, and his other business ventures that its what he wanted. I can honestly say , judging by all the heartfelt comments on this thread, and the 40+ that joined us for his Memorial on teamspeak, that he did not fall short of achieving that.