She and Her Husband Adopted Three Children with Cancer They have been happily married for over two decades and support each other through difficult times. Kerri and Jim, both devout Catholics, finally tied the knot on Jat the Immaculate Conception Church in Roslynn, Washington at a private ceremony attended by close family and friends. However, it was not love at first sight for the couple, but they were interested enough in each other to go on several other dates and gradually became involved in a relationship. In fact, the date was set up by his sister Amy. She First Met Jim Caviezel on a Blind DateĪn interesting fact about Kerri Browitt Caviezel is that she first met her future husband Jim Caviezel on a blind date in 1993. Kerri, who currently lives in New York City with her family, continues to work as a school teacher in Seattle, Washington. She later became head coach at her alma mater, Cle Elum Roslyn High School, and in her very first year, helped the school team finish second at the Class 1A state tournament. For three years, she also served as an assistant Girls’ Basketball Coach at Mount Baker Junior-Senior High School, and was instrumental in preparing future WWU point guard Heidi Van Brocklin. Kerri Browitt Caviezel, who was a history and education major at Western Washington University, became a junior high English teacher after completing her graduation in 1990. She Is a School Teacher and Basketball Coach She is also one of only two women’s basketball players in WWU history to achieve top 10 rankings in points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocked shots. She made into the WWU President’s List nine times and was named a NAIA National Scholar-Athlete. In her senior year, she was named a NAIA District 1 all-star on a 26-4 team that ranked sixth nationally. She also guided her team to District 1 and Bi-District I playoff titles and reached the quarterfinals of the NAIA National Tournament. While studying at Western Washington University, she was part of WWU Vikings, the women’s basketball team, and according to legendary WWU coach Lynda Goodrich, was “our best defensive player”.Īs a junior, she co-captained the 1988-89 squad to a 30-5 finish, which remains the first and only 30-win women’s hoop squad in school history. She was a first-team Class 1A all-state pick player at school and led her school team to the state championship in her junior year in 1985.
She studied at the Cle Elum Roslyn High School in Washington, where she played basketball and was also a flautist.
She was raised alongside her three siblings: sister Kristen and brothers David and Jim. Kerri Browitt Caviezel was born on Septemin Mount Vernon, Washington, United States to Jean Vandetta and David James Browitt.
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