Comments for the name Jon (2)

Jon Stewart on The Daily Show is a famous bearer.

Rockstar Jon Bon Jovi is a famous bearer.

Rapper Lil Jon bears this name.

This name is the older English way of spelling John and it is pronounced the same way in England.

Panic! At the Disco's bassist's name is usually referred as Jon Walker, though his name is Jonathan.

It's a better spelling and seems almost unique compared to the boring John spelling.

I think this name is a newer form of John, and I like it a lot better. Every John that I know, has told me that when he or she (I have met one little girl named Jon Grace, but I wouldn't name my daughter Jon), has always misspelled their name when they were little. They spelled it Jonh, or Jon, simply because you don't even hear the H sound in the name, and it was hard for them to remember to put it in when they couldn't hear it. So I prefer Jon.

Jon of Jon & Kate plus 8. His name is short for Jonathan. One of their sons (I believe it's Aaden) his name is Aaden Jonathan Gosselins, after his dad.

In Garfield "the comic strip" Jon is the owner of Garfield and Odie. Garfield calls Jon his food-fixer and litterbox-cleaner.

I'm very much surprised that nobody's said anything about Jon Anderson, of the progressive rock band Yes! He's a rather famous bearer of this name, and when I think of the name Jon (as spelled without an H), I usually think of him.

Jon looks boring and incomplete without the H, and it makes me think of Jon Gosselin.

I have two JON's-

1) Jon Anderson From the band Yes. He is the singer. I love his voice. It's so good yet cute and elf like. He is like one of my fav short guys

And 2) Jon Cryer from Two and a Half Men. He plays Alan. And he is... the awesome... the great... DUCKIE! From Pretty in Pink "Hello and Welcome to another day of higher education".

Jonathan "Jon" Favreau (b. 2 June 1981) is the Director of Speechwriting for President Barack Obama.

Jon Snow from A Song of Ice and Fire. Lord Commander of the Night Watch at 17.

I actually know someone by this name who pronounces it like the Dutch Jan (YAHN).