It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of
Jonah Patrick Wiebe, age 23, on May 28, 2026.
Born in Fredericton, New Brunswick, and residing in New
Maryland, Jonah lived life at full volume. He was often the loudest
person in the room, usually with one of his famously questionable
ideas, but he was always ready for an adventure and a good time. Jonah
had a way of bringing people together and never met a stranger for
long. Friends quickly became family in his world, and his door and
heart were always open to those around him.
Jonah was a natural tinkerer who loved fixing anything he
could get his hands on—often taking it apart just to put it
back together again. He found joy in the outdoors and could often be
found fishing, riding four-wheelers, sitting around a campfire, or
heading off on his next adventure. No matter where life took him, the
people he loved were always at the center of it.
Jonah shared a special bond with his mom, Shannon. No matter
how old he got, he always wanted to make her proud. She was the first
person he wanted to tell his good news to, and despite his best
efforts, he could never keep a secret from her for long. Their
relationship was built on unconditional love, honesty, and a
connection that could never be broken. The love he had for his mom was
evident in everything he did, and that bond will remain forever
cherished.
Above all else, Jonah cherished his son, Hayven Price.
Becoming a father was one of the greatest joys of his life, and Hayven
was the light of his world. He was incredibly proud to be his dad and
treasured every moment they spent together. Jonah also had a great
deal of respect for Rae Price, Hayven’s mother, and was
grateful for the family they created together. The love Jonah had for
his son was immeasurable, and that love will continue to live on
through Hayven forever.
Jonah is survived by his beloved son, Hayven Price; the
mother of his son, Rae Price; his parents, Tim and Shannon Wiebe; his
sister, Lindsay Wiebe; his nephew, Layton Wiebe; his second chosen
mom, Anne Murray; and many extended family members and friends who
will miss him deeply.
Though his time with us was far too short, Jonah’s
laughter, loyalty, adventurous spirit, and ability to make everyone
feel welcome will live on in the hearts of all who knew
him.
Honorary pallbearers are Landon MacAulay, Dawson Edwards,
Erik Gesner, Josh Shepard, Ben Tym, Kaleb Bonnar, and Cole Beaver,
Luke Shaddick.
A private, invitation-only funeral service will be held on
Tuesday, June 2, 2026. Family and friends are warmly invited to attend
a Celebration of Life at the Fredericton Exhibition Centre from 5:30
p.m. to 7:30 p.m., where stories, memories, and laughter will be
shared in honor of Jonah’s life.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to
[email protected], for a trust established for Jonah’s
son, Hayven, to support his future.
Forever loved. Forever missed. Forever remembered.
www.bishopsfuneralhome.com