Kevin David Wiebe
It is with great sadness that we announce the unexpected passing of Kevin David Wiebe on Dec 01, 2025, at the age of 46.
Kevin was a devoted and loving husband to Jenna, father to his cherished children Zachary, Aiden and Alexis, brother to Keri-lyn (Noland Schmaus), son to Ken and Marj Wiebe.
Kevin is also survived by his grandmother Elaine Akerstrom, loving in-laws Gwen Davis, Trenton Davis (Amanda & family), Justin Davis (Pam & family) as well as many uncles, aunts, cousins and close friends.
Kevin had a kind heart and a generous spirit. He was the kind of person who showed up with a smile, support or with a helping hand whenever someone needed him. His presence made life brighter, and his absence leaves an ache that words cannot fully capture.
Kevin was loved beyond measure, and he will be missed deeply by everyone whose lives were made better by knowing him.
A private celebration of life will take place at a later date.
I new Kevin through my brother as he was a really good friend of his since childhood. He was truly a great human and was always there for his friends. He will be truly missed. Hugs to his family.
Kevin was a wonderful friend and a loving uncle to Alyssa & Brendan. I will cherish our late nights of playing Catan in the kitchen, hot tub chats and pool hall shenanigans. Kevin’s love made a huge impact in Alyssa and Brendan’s early life, they were so lucky to have such a loving role model.
He will be greatly missed and fondly remembered by the Kalis family. Our deepest condolences.
I was so sorry to hear about the passing of Kevin. Even though so much time has passed since we were last in touch, the memories of our childhood together remain very special to me. I fondly remember building epic snow forts in Elementary School and also sharing memories at our Highschool grad. Kevin was always kind and thoughtful, and that is how I will remember him. Please know that I’m thinking of your family and sending my heartfelt condolences during this time of loss.
So sorry to hear about Kevin. How tragic.
Good bye big brother. Life will never be the same without you. The unease I feel for what lies ahead is heavy and hard.
Jenna and family ,
I wish you much peace, comfort and happy memories of Kevin to get you through this difficult time..
My thoughts and prayers are with you all
Its hard to understand why people are taken from us, but find comfort in knowing Kevin was loved and will always be remembered as a father, spouse, brother, son, grandson, and friend to so many and his time here will be part of a well lived life
My deepest condolences to all who lost a loved one far too soon …..
Tammy Sharpe
I have known Kevin for a short time only through work. Kevin would come in to work with a smile, always ready to go! If I had something that needed his attention he would make sure it was done right and more! An amazing person in and out, I will definitely miss Kevin! Jenna and Wiebe family I cannot imagine the pain and heartache you’re feeling. I am praying for your peace and comfort!!
Sending love to you all. Every time I see or hear a reference to bad dad jokes I think of Kevin 💚🙏🏻💚
We remember Kevin as a close friend to our son starting in high school (where Kevin, Brandon, Dave and Michael were inseparable). Many memories of the four hanging out at our place through the years. Even as a teenager, Kevin was kind and thoughtful. Sending all our sympathy and strength to you for the unexpected loss of Kevin. Our thoughts go out to his family.
Kevin was only with us for a little over a year at the EPSB distribution centre but he quickly became a good friend and a favourite in the ‘pit’ among us drivers. His sense of humour, hard work, humility and generous nature were everything you look for in a great co-worker. Seeing him every morning and calling out my automatic “Mornin’, Kev” had become part of my daily routine and the sadness I feel that I can’t say it to him anymore cannot be expressed in words. He always spoke fondly about his kids, wife and dogs and it was these moments of downtime, swapping anecdotes about family and life that I enjoyed most with him. My deepest condolences to all he loved and who loved him.
Rest easy Kev – I’ll miss you, brother.
Margie and Ken, Jenna and family, Keri-Lyn and Nolan,
Words of sympathy fail at the enormity of this tragedy your family is going through. Nothing said can change what has happened or take away your pain. Please know you are in our hearts and thoughts, with hopeful prayers that Kevin is now safe in the world ahead and that God and His angels are surrounding you as you meet the challenge of being separated from Kevin.
❤️🙏🏻 Dave and Wendy Williams
I got to know Kev at work for a few years.. he quickly grew to be a friend and then even more like a brother. from talks about life. To late night gaming on Xbox. or spending the day playing 18 holes at the golf course. No matter what we where doing he had me laughing and was always there when i needed someone. Jenna and his 3 beautiful kids where his whole world. he loved bragging about them and and was the definition of a true family man. he is someone we should all inspire to be more like in are day to day. Jenna and kids always remember how much he loved all of you. you and your family are in are thoughts and prayers. Luv ya brother i will miss you.
In Loving Memory of My Cousin, My Brother in Every Way
It’s hard to find the right words for someone who was such an amazing person. You were my cousin, but really, you were my brother, who was a protector, made me laugh, and the one who always had my back. We shared so many moments that still make me smile, even through the ache of missing you.
I keep thinking about all the times you looked out for me, how safe I felt with you around, and how we could turn anything into a joke. I can still hear you teasing me about that time I accidentally hit you in the head with the remote. Your hilarious reaction, that grin afterward, and the way we laughed until we couldn’t breathe. Those memories are treasures I carry close.
I miss you more than words can say. I miss your presence, your humor, your steady way of being there for me without me ever having to ask. You were truly one of a kind, and my life is better for every moment we shared.
Thank you for loving me, protecting me, and filling my life with so much laughter. I’ll hold you in my heart forever.
I love you, and I miss you every single day.
I knew Kevin from work as our driver. He was a friendly man, always had time to have a quick catch up. He spoke often of his wife and children with a smile on his face. He will be missed. Deepest condolences to his wife and family.
We will miss Kevin here at our school. It was always a friendly smile and chat when he would come in. We are so sorry to hear of his passing. He will be missed. We pass our condolences to his family and friends.
We were heartbroken to learn of Kevin’s passing. We knew him fondly as ‘KW’ at our school and looked forward to our deliveries as he always knew how to brighten our day. KW was positive, funny, and always had a way of uplifting our spirits, no matter what challenges we were facing that day. For my assistant principal and I, he was an incredible lifeline during the support staff strike and always seemed to know just what to say to bring a smile to our faces. He took pride in his work, cared about people, and was an all-around incredible human being. We send our love to his family during this unimaginable time in their lives. We were so grateful to know him.
I was lucky enough to worked with Kevin at EPSB, he always had a smile and loved talking about his kids. He will be missed. My condolences to his family.
Kevin was so gentle and kind. He will be missed at Donald R. Getty School.
I knew Kevin from him delivering here to Meadowlark School.
He was a gentle man, always with a twinkle in his eye, and his laugh was infectious. He spoke fondly of his family.
He will be missed.
My condolences to his friends and family.