Taya and Chris Kyle Family
About Taya Kyle
Taya Kyle was unexpectedly thrust into the spotlight when she married Chris Kyle, one the America’s greatest heroes. Chris’ story was told in the book and movie, American Sniper. Chris did four tours of duty as a Navy SEAL and, ultimately lost his life at a shooting range in Texas. Taya continues to rise above her grief and pain with a family she loves and a platform honoring Chris’ life. Taya provides help and hope to those going through tragic times through speaking engagements, writing and her foundation, Taya and Chris Kyle Family - service marriage strong.
Taya became a New York Times best-selling author with her first book, American Wife, and in 2019 released her second book – American Spirit – a collection of short stories chronicling the lives of inspirational people she has met through her travels, all of whom show the American Spirit is as strong as ever.
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Faith
My life has been a journey of turning fear into faith. Only God could have taken me through despair and tragedy to a place where I find peace, love, majesty, and even joy in this chaotic, messy world. I am eternally grateful and hope to help others find the same.
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Family
Learning about loving others through triumph and tragedy has become a passion of mine. With my hardships and lessons, I have seen how loving others well can change a family's dynamic for generations. My struggles have provided me with intensive training grounds. I aim to share what I have learned with all who hope, as I do, to leave a lasting legacy of love.
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Freedom
Learn more about the TACK-FI founded the Chris Kyle Frog Foundation as a way to continue a post-deployment legacy Chris began, helping veteran and first responders keep their families in tact as the rigors of service life threaten to tear them apart.
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Legacy
Chris's death showed me the power of legacy in a well-lived life. He inspired many and gave me his American Legacy to carry while I began creating my own. I aim to leave a legacy of loving others well while inspiring others to do the same. What's your legacy?