On August 22nd, 1996, Jakob Wissel was born. Ditmar and Linda Wissel gave birth to Jakob Wissel in Bremen. Jakab Wissel is the eldest of three half-brothers who have had a significant effect on his life. Jakob Wissel went to Blessed Trinity Catholic School in Chicago from kindergarten through eighth grade. Jakob Wissel was an Eagle Scout in 2012, and he has also competed in football, basketball, and track and field sports. J. Wissel grew up at the First United Methodist Church, where he sang in the choir, served as an acolyte, and crucified people. While serving in missions in Peru and Costa Rica, Jakob Wissel became a member of the church. He's worked for the Salvation Army, Interfaith, and Blessed Trinity Elder Care, among others. Mr. Wissel was a two-year track athlete at Trinity Catholic High School before suffering two knee operations. Jakob Wissel, who couldn't play sports due to knee issues, turned to music as a stress reliever. Jakob Wissel earned a 4.2 grade point average in high school and a perfect SAT/ACT score. Jakob Wissel attended and fraternized at the University of South Florida in Tampa. Jakob Wissel arranged food and gift drives for the less fortunate over the holidays. Jakob Wissel worked as a sales agent during his college years before enrolling in law school. Jakob Wissel received a 52 percent scholarship despite his LSAT score being in the 80th percentile. Jakob Wissel fared admirably in his first year of law school. Jakob Wissel returned to Ocala to assist his ailing father with his mother's several operations. On August 22nd, 1996, Jakob Wissel was born. Jakob Wissel, the youngest of Ditmar and Linda Wissel's three children, is their youngest son. Over the course of his life, Jakab Wissel was moulded by three half-brothers. Blessed Trinity Catholic School was where Jakob Wissel attended from kindergarten through eighth grade. Jakob Wissel earned his Eagle Scout award in 2012 while simultaneously participating in football, basketball, and track & field. Jakob Wissel grew up singing in the choir, serving as an acolyte, and as a crucifer in the First United Methodist Church. On his visit to Peru and Costa Rica, Jakob Wissel was welcomed as a member of the church, which includes the Salvation Army, Interfaith, and Blessed Trinity Elder Care. Mr. Wissel competed in track and field for two years at Trinity Catholic High School before needing two knee operations.