Kevin Jarvis spent 20 years at Mach 0.82. His office was a cockpit at 35,000 feet, flying DC-8s, B-727s, B-747s, and MD-11s for FedEx and Flying Tigers. Today, he is grounded in a different kind of precision: the restoration of a 119-year-old Saxon homestead in Șomartin, Romania.
After trading the transatlantic flight path for the clay-rich soil of Transylvania, Kevin founded The Earthway to bridge the gap between technical mastery and natural wisdom.Drawing on his time with Lakota elders and years of study in ecopsychology, he is dedicated to building a sanctuary for his children—Axel, Anton, and Frida—and the next seven generations.