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Bonita Anderson posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 2, 2021
Dear Robyn, I was saddened to read of Jonathan’s passing. He was truly respected and loved by students, faculty, staff - and the Camrose Community at large - and won’t be soon forgotten. Take care
Hugs,
Bonita Anderson
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Sarah Petryshyn posted a condolence
Saturday, January 9, 2021
Rebekah and the Mohr Family,
I am so incredibly sorry to hear of your Dad’s passing. I was very fortunate to have spent time with your family all those years ago and will cherish those memories. I will be thinking of you and praying for you all during this difficult time.
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Siegfried Zierath posted a condolence
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
I am so sorry for your (our) loss of Jonathan, a great loss to his family and also to humanity. I lived in the Old Main third floor dorm in a room just down the hall from Jonathan and have fond and happy memories of that year ('70-'71). Memories of him at a keyboard, and at his desk, studying, but always willing to stop and visit and answer questions. He was the guy that seemed to know something about anything and everything. He was an inspiration for discipline and work: but that learning can also be fun and rewarding. For encouragement and some laughter, and great discussions, he was the one to visit. As you all know, it was an honor and a blessing to have shared moments of life with Jonathan. We are thankful for the Light he brought through his life.
Dr. Siegfried Zierath, D.C.
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Margaret Huff posted a symbolic gesture
Monday, December 28, 2020
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Dear Robyn, Joshua and Rebecca, and Colleen and Gregory as well. I am so sorry to hear of the sudden and shocking loss of Jonathan from your lives. It is a tragedy that will weigh heavily on all of you,,,and on the many others whose lives were touched by Jonathan's kindness, humour, faith and music.
Jonathan and Robyn stood as my sponsors when I was baptized as an adult, when we were students and members of the Camrose Lutheran College together. Even though we drifted apart later, the two of them have continued to be present in my thoughts throughout my life.
Jonathan was in my thoughts this Christmas season, as he has been every year, when I heard 'Silent Night' because he told me once that he believed an ancestor had written its beautiful lyrics. Jonathan was a wonderful and wise counsellor and friend. He will remain in my thoughts for the rest of my life.
I know Robyn and his family look forward to joining Jonathan in heaven in the fullness of time...as do I.
God Bless all who mourn an exceptional man. With love from Margaret (Peggy) Huff
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Donna posted a condolence
Tuesday, December 15, 2020
Dear Robyn, Joshua and Rebecca, I am so sorry to learn about Jonathon's death. My heartfelt condolences to you and your families. We have fond memories of Jonathon playing his double bass and singing, especially at Bethel. His warmth and humour were so welcoming. He was an amazing renaissance man. Glad to hear that one of his last experiences was sledding with his grandson. Sending you all hugs.
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Linda Richardson posted a condolence
Sunday, December 13, 2020
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, Robyn.
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George Rock posted a condolence
Saturday, December 12, 2020
Pastor Klaus Ohloff at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in High River mentioned the passing of Joanaton Mohr recently.
I lived in Camrose from 1984 to 1994 and met Jonathan when he led one of the earliest offerings of the Camrose Community Choir in the late 1980s. We sang 'The Messiah'. There were 'old-hands' at choral singing and 'newbies' like me in the choir. He made everyone feel welcome. We rehearsed for several months at Messiah Lutheran Church. His love of music and the Messiah was contagious and soon he had all of the new choir on the same page. I'll never forget the joy on his face and body as he led us into the Hallelujah Chorus at one of our performances We were in sync and we knew it as you see it by watching Jonathan. You could feel he thought our group was doing the music some measure of justice.
I am sure he conducted the rest of his life with the same ' love of life'.
My sympathies of his wife Robyn and family.
George Rock, High River
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Cathy Davis posted a condolence
Saturday, December 12, 2020
Robyn and family,
Such heartbreaking news to hear of Jonathan’s untimely passing. It was a pleasure working with him in the Chair’s hallway! Always helpful, always kind! So deeply sorry for your loss. He will be missed.
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Dean Bauer lit a candle
Friday, December 11, 2020
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Dean Bauer posted a condolence
Friday, December 11, 2020
Robyn and family. Our condolences and thoughts are with you. We loved the time we spent together when we lived in Camrose. Sending you all hugs. Dean and Janet Bauer
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Patti (Gitzel) Koehler posted a condolence
Friday, December 11, 2020
Robyn and the whole Mohr family
I was very saddened to hear of the passing of your Jonathan. I have many fond memories of his family in Stettler as his dad served at St Peter. Colleen and Greg my heart breaks for you as well in the loss of your brother. This world is a lesser place without him Patti
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Janice Lewsaw posted a condolence
Friday, December 11, 2020
I will always have fond memories of working with Jonathan at Augustana's North Hall. His office was just a couple of doors down the hall from mine, so I well remember Jonathan's cheery disposition, warm smile, and his willingness to help out anytime with support staff computer questions. He was truly a class act. My sincere condolences to Robyn and family.
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Carol Schwab posted a condolence
Friday, December 11, 2020
I remember Jonathan very well , from my school days in Stettler Alberta . Music and our faith in God , were the two common interests in our friendship . Together , we sang in the school Mixed Chorus , Madrigal group , and Folk Mass group . We travelled to the local , and provincial Music Festival , and I think there was a musical drama one of the years in HS The first summer after University , four of us went out to Bar Harbour church camp , every Friday night , to sing to the campers . Jonathan even brought his string bass to add to the fun ! ! After our studies , I married a military man , which took me far away from home . I know I would have enjoyed keeping in touch with Jonathan in our adult years . The common ties of Faith in God , and love of music , would have secured a friendship .
To the family of Jonathan , Your loss is great . May God give you comfort and Peace , and good memories
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Jeanette Aadland posted a condolence
Thursday, December 10, 2020
Robyn,
I was saddened to hear about your sudden loss of Jonathan. I also just heard that your dad passed away in October. I’m sorry to say I lost track of your dad the last few years as I dealt with a Marlin’s illness and passing. Your parents were special friends. I continue to thank God for your mom; as our prayer group met for many years, we shared our love for our children and grandkids. I thank God for you Robyn, and thank God for Jonathan—both of you precious gifts to our church.
May God’s loving presence comfort you and your family, and His promise of eternal life sustain you during this time of loss.
In sympathy, Jeanette Aadland and family
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Martha Zimmer posted a condolence
Wednesday, December 9, 2020
Robyn and family.....my mom, Joyce Church was Jonathan's biggest fan. She spoke very highly of him and yourself, Robyn. She loved to sing and Jonathan's contribution to Bethels music ministry made her proud to be apart of it's choir and the congregation.
My heartfelt condolences to all. May your memories bring you comfort and peace.
Martha Zimmer
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Glenda Strauss posted a condolence
Wednesday, December 9, 2020
Just want to pass along my condolences to Joshua and Danielle. May you feel comforted during this time and may the memories be sweet.
Glenda Strauss
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Randy Parcels posted a condolence
Wednesday, December 9, 2020
My deepest condolences to Jonathan’s family and friends for their great loss. Growing up in Stettler I have very fond memories of Jonathan and his family who lived 2 doors from my grandparents. Jonathan was always an incredibly positive role model as a student, as person as a friend.
Randy Parcels
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Greg Kjos+ lit a candle
Wednesday, December 9, 2020
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From the school days of sharing a dorm floor, to attending class and seeing his friendship and then love for Robyn flourish, to the pursuit of academic excellence in choral and computer science, this is the path he walked. But most important for me is this: " here goes a common and ordinary man (a gentle and kind person) who walked with Jesus and let His mercy and kindness touch people." Jesus' blessing continue to abide with you Robyn and family as you mourn the passing of Jonathan.
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Dorothy Warren posted a condolence
Wednesday, December 9, 2020
From Australia, I spent a year teaching at WE Hay Senior High at Stettler when Jonathan was in Year 12. I sang with the Madrigal group and choir. What fun and laughs we had. I remember Jonathan being very welcoming, kind and with a great sense of humour. We also got to know his parents at the Lutheran Church. Gary Fix currently from Stettler very kindly let me know of Jonathan's death.
What a wonderful contribution Jonathan has made to life on this earth, so caring and generous and clever.
My sincere love and condolences to his wife and family and all those who loved him.
Dorothy Warren (nee Western)
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Cindy Elliott posted a condolence
Monday, December 7, 2020
Robyn,
We are so saddened to hear about Jonathan and your loss.
May you find comfort knowing that he touched so many of us.
We enjoyed his humor and his wonderful smile!
He was a remarkable man and we will miss him.
You and your family are in our thoughts.
~Cindy & Eric Elliott
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Lynda Matear lit a candle
Monday, December 7, 2020
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Robyn and family my sincere condolences on your loss. I remember Jonathan fondly. It was a pleasure to work with him at Augustana. He will be greatly missed.
Lynda Matear
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Carol Schwab lit a candle
Sunday, December 6, 2020
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I remember Jonathan from my school days, in Stettler , Alberta . We sang together in the High School Mixed Chorus, as well as the Madrigal group , and the Folk mass group . The summer after our first year of University there were four of us that went out to the Bar Harbour church Camp each Friday night to sing and entertain the campers around the evening camp fire . If I remember correctly , Jonathan would even take his string bass out there those evenings !
Once my husband Mel , and I started to raise a family, we chose to name our first born son , Jonathan . I liked and respected that name , partly because the Jonathan Mohr I knew , was a kind and honorable young man. All my memories of Jonathan are positive ones . My University , then teaching , then marriage , took me to far away places , so we lost touch . Mel snd I give our sincere sympathy to the family . Carol Schwab ( be Richardson)
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Norman, MJ, Eric, Meghan and Kurtis posted a condolence
Sunday, December 6, 2020
Our condolences to Robyn and family on the passing of Jonathan. So many great memories of choir trips with you both.
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Elayne & Randy Schiffner posted a condolence
Sunday, December 6, 2020
Dear Robyn and family,
I grew up with Jonathan in Stettler and attended St. Peter’s Lutheran Church that his father was the Pastor and also my God Father. We attended the same school, Sunday School, were confirmed together and I even spent a year at Camrose Lutheran College before moving to Calgary. Jonathan was always a kind and gentle soul who was extremely bright and talented and destined to do great things. We lost touch as we raised our families. My heart is so heavy with the loss of Jonathan. I know Jonathan is cradled in the arms of our Lord, and that same loving God will give you the strength you need to face these difficult days. Colleen and Gregory I am so so sorry for the loss of your brother. It is so painful to lose a sibling. God Bless you and keep you and give you his peace.
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Melissa Hande posted a condolence
Sunday, December 6, 2020
His smile and twinkling eyes - I remember him as laughing and full of a playful spirit which could be teased out of him, even when he was being serious, especially if I brought up his 'girl'! Robyn, there is no way to fill the place of those we've loved and lost. Love and peace to you. - Melissa
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Kim Misfeldt lit a candle
Sunday, December 6, 2020
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Jonathan was a wonderful generous friend, generous with his time, with his advice and with his humor. He was the person to whom I went for advice for many years. I will never forget.
I always loved watching him enjoy playing his bass and listening to his singing.
Robyn, Joshua, Dani, Ellis, Luca and Stevii, Rebekah and Tyler, my heart aches for you.
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Cindy and Dan Bentley lit a candle
Sunday, December 6, 2020
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Herb Lede posted a condolence
Sunday, December 6, 2020
We were saddened to hear of the passing of Jonathan. Our deepest condolences to Robyn and family.
Herb Lede
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Lila Bowtell lit a candle
Sunday, December 6, 2020
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I am deeply saddened to read of Jonathan's passing. I offer my most sincere condolences to Robyn, the entire family and to his dear friends. A tragic loss of someone so deeply loved by so many.
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Bill Hackborn posted a symbolic gesture
Sunday, December 6, 2020
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Jonathan was a talented and compassionate man. He was also courageous: how brave is it for someone to decide after 10 some years as Augustana's Choral Director, not to mention a spouse and two children, to embark on a Ph D in computing science with the equivalent of less than two years of undergrad prerequisites?! And mischievously funny: I loved when he recounted stories of his time as a student at CLC (like faking ESP to one of his profs using signalling from an adjacent classroom) and his blunt/clever assessments of singers and instruments, like Alanis Morrisette or bagpipes, always offered with a slight smile and the characteristic twinkle in his eye. I will miss seeing and talking with him at Augustana events. My deepest condolences to Robyn, Joshua, Rebecca, and everyone else in his remarkable extended family.
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Paul Muhlbach lit a candle
Saturday, December 5, 2020
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My deepest condolences for your loss and the passing of a wonderful mentor and colleague. After learning from then Professor Mohr in the 1980's, I was truly blessed to work with him in the late 1990's. I was honored to be invited to celebrate with his friends when his Ph. D. was conferred.
I will remember with fondness his gentle wisdom, his welcoming nature, and his wonderful smile.
Warmest wishes and fond memories.
Paul M. Muhlbach
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Spencer posted a condolence
Saturday, December 5, 2020
Such heartbreaking news for your family and all that knew Jonathan. I always enjoyed the times I was able to spend with him and your family, he had such a welcoming and fun presence to him that was so great to be around. He will be truly missed and remembered, all my love to you in this horrible time.
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Lea Nicoll Kramer posted a condolence
Saturday, December 5, 2020
I was shocked to read of Jonathan's death. He and I were classmates throughout our school years in Stettler, and fellow choristers in the Mixed Chorus at Wm. E. Hay Composite High School. I remember well his violin solos at school assemblies, and the warmth of his parents and family within our community.
The last time I saw him was at the 40th anniversary celebration of the Stettler Music Festival, where we sang once more under the baton of our former teacher, Ken Mallett. We caught up a bit on each other's lives then, and I was looking forward to seeing him at our 50th anniversary high school reunion this past fall. Because of the pandemic, of course, that event was postponed. . .
My sincere sympathy to Johnathan's family, friends, and colleagues at Augustana. He was an amazing human being, and we are all richer for having known him.
Lea Nicoll Kramer
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Susan Laurendeau posted a condolence
Saturday, December 5, 2020
Our heartfelt condolences to the Mohr family. I, Susan, knew Jonathan as a child as Pastor R? Mohr baptized me in Forestburg when we lived at Galahad. Chris & Bertha Turigan are my aunt and uncle. I am writing this on behalf of their family as well. May God grant you all the love and strength to see you through this time.
Rick & Susan Laurendeau
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Garry Fix posted a condolence
Saturday, December 5, 2020
I attended high school in Stettler with Jonathan, serving on the student council with him. Even then, his future as a scholar was evident. I will always remember his sense of humor and thoughtful approach to life. We had recently connected via email while I was helping to organize a 50 year high school reunion that was postponed due to Covid-19. I regret that we did not have a chance to personally visit to catch up on each other's life.
Our heartfelt condolences to Jonathan's family, friends and former colleagues.
Garry & Grace Fix
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Larry Wilson posted a condolence
Saturday, December 5, 2020
My Condolences to all of Jonathan’s family. He was a truly remarkable person. I had the privilege to teach Jonathan in Wm E Hay High School in Stettler. He was an extremely good student and was always tutoring his fellow classmates who were having difficulties grasping the subject. He wasn’t athletic but his willingness to participate and try his best, earned him the admiration of all .The qualities included in his Obituary were evident even in High School years. He was a decent individual, truly respected and loved.
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Ross Emmett posted a condolence
Saturday, December 5, 2020
Jonathan was a excellent professor, a talented choral leader, a strong presence in the faculty at Augustana, and a supportive friend of many, including myself. I once remarked to him that he was a Linux operating system user who drove an old GM car. While at the time that was a cheeky remark from an economist about where we economize, it also captures some of his contrasts -- the love for choral music as well as computer code, do-it-yourself vs. pre-packaged purchases, etc.
My most cherished memory of Jonathan has to be his choral conducting. He and Marc Hafso invited me early on to join the choir, and then led us in some remarkable performances.
We had our differences - I was a Toyota Camry driver and a Windows computer user - but he and Robyn were there for me at one of the darkest hours of my life, for which I will be forever grateful.
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James Kariuki posted a condolence
Saturday, December 5, 2020
I am deeply saddened by the death of Jonathan Mohr. Jonathan was extremely dedicated to serving others well. I remember at a meeting when his renewal as Chair was discussed and he told the meeting how he felt he had to attend every meeting and event at Augustana so that the Science Department was represented. The fact that he was able to make time for everybody and how caring he was, is illustrated by the following story:
One of my research goals is to make a low-cost electroanalytical kit that I hope to eventually donate to local high schools and developing countries for the purpose of teaching electrochemistry. A main component of the kit is the software that displays the signal during the experiments. Commercial software is very expensive and can only work with commercial instruments. I wrote to Jonathan explaining to him about the software and whether he would have time to write the software for me. Without hesitation, he said he will make time for it, despite all the other things he had going on at that time. Not only did Jonathan write a software program that worked very well, but I was also impressed and humbled at how committed he was to my project, which to me had no real value to himself.
My colleague in the research project David King and I asked Jonathan if he wanted to commercialize the project, but he said no, and that he wanted the program to be freely available so that anybody in every part of the world can use it.
Just last month (November), our electroanalytical kit story was featured in the University of Alberta Newsletter, Folio, and on the U of A website. Just before the story was published, Jonathan again found the time to update the software because he wanted to make sure it worked well especially since we were expecting more people to use the program after learning about it from the Folio article.
On November 23, he wrote to me: “I hope the Folio article leads to other media coverage as well and that other chemists find CheapStat and ChemCharts useful.”
I thank Jonathan for his invaluable contribution to my project, and his kindness to others. I will miss him a lot. Rest in peace Jonathan! With my deepest condolences, James Kariuki
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Gail posted a condolence
Saturday, December 5, 2020
Dear Colleen, Greg, and family:
Was saddened to hear of Jonathan’s passing. May the wonderful memories that you hold of him ease your pain in the days to come.
Gail McConnell McPhail
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Bruce and Susan McKenzie posted a condolence
Saturday, December 5, 2020
A heavenly voice, hearty laugh and a generous countenance is what Susan and I remember about Jonathan. So sorry for your loss Robyn and family.
Love Bruce and Susan McKenzie
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Melanie Madill posted a condolence
Saturday, December 5, 2020
I remember Professor Johnathan Mohr as my illustrious choir conductor. I was a part of the Camrose Lutheran College Choir for the 1980/81 year. I loved Johnathan’s wit and determination as he always encouraged and pushed us to be the most beautiful choir that ever existed. I had the opportunity to branch off and be a musician and vocalist for Prairie Wind that year as well and travel through many provinces and into the States representing the College through music and song! Thank you for the music Johnathan. Enjoy the jubilant choirs and magnificent music in the heavens!! I too am also related to a Mohr. My grandmother was a Mohr. Maybe we might be also related through music as my ancestor ‘Father Joseph Mohr’, wrote the words to Silent Night?
Prayers for your family Johnathan, in this time, as they mourn a bright ‘smiling’ light that was taken so suddenly.
Melanie (Wagner) Madill
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Harry and Pat Prest posted a condolence
Friday, December 4, 2020
Pat and I were so sorry to learn of Jonathan's death. He was a wonderful colleague and a good friend. His contribution to Augustana was enormous. It is hard to highlight just one thing because he was so capable in so many areas: music and science, teaching, research and administration. I will always remember fondly the IDS classes we team-taught together; he was such a gifted teacher and so much fun to work with. Jonathan and I also worked together for years in administration at Augustana and I always admired his work ethic, his commitment, and his consummate skill in the many roles he undertook. Administration can be a hard slog and at times a rather thankless one but Jonathan always rose to the challenge and performed so capably, and always with such good humour and grace. He was a wise man and though we didn't always agree I learned that it was very important to listen carefully to his advice which was invariably sound and well thought through, even if it didn't always match my own previously held views. Robyn, Joshua and Rebeccah, please accept our deepest sympathy to you and your family. We know how much you will miss such a wonderful, loving, lively and caring husband, father, and grandpa. You are all very much in our thoughts and prayers during this sad time. Harry and Pat
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Martin Murphy posted a condolence
Friday, December 4, 2020
Jonathon was simply one of the dearest souls that I have ever come across. I never witnessed a time where he didn't have a smile on his face and a heartfelt hello at the ready when he saw you, and always an honest and infectious laugh. I never had the pleasure of attending any of his classes, but he was definitely a teacher and a mentor to me. He once offered me quiet words of encouragement that I have carried with me to this day. I am so grateful that I had more than one opportunity to tell him personally how much those words meant. I am certain that there are many thousands of souls who have similar stories to tell as this was just who this wonderful man was. My heartfelt condolences go out to Robyn and the entire family at this difficult time. God Bless
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Erik Parkin posted a condolence
Friday, December 4, 2020
I am so sad and deeply sorry for your family and the communities loss. Jon was one of the greatest men that I have ever known. For a large portion of my life he welcomed me into his family with open arms and an open heart. I have endless memories with him that I will cherish forever. Most of them involve laughter from deep in my belly or love that was unwavering and unconditional. I have missed him over these last 6 years that I have been away and I cannot imagine the pain that his family and friends are going through at this time. I send my thoughts prayers and love to the whole family. I can picture him eternally playing the stand up bass with the angels in heaven.
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Joy-Anne Murphy posted a condolence
Friday, December 4, 2020
Robyn, Joshua and Danielle, Rebekah and Tyler - my heartfelt condolences on the loss of Jonathan. He was a force of gentleness, insight, wit and intellect, as well as having a marvellous voice. Every Easter Vigil will forever carry for me the imprint of him singing "Neither death nor life" with great gusto. May you find comfort as a family as you mourn.
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Wanda Christensen posted a condolence
Friday, December 4, 2020
I’m so sorry to hear of Professor Mohr’s passing. I sang in the CLC choir 1983-85 under his directorship. We went to Germany and across the States on tour. I have so many fond memories that I know wouldn’t have happened without his leadership and efforts!! He will be missed dearly!
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Chris Jensen lit a candle
Friday, December 4, 2020
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My deepest condolences to Robyn, Joshua, Rebekah and families. Jonathan was such a stalwart figure in so many intersecting communities and touched thousands of lives - including mine - in wonderful and deeply meaningful ways. May your memories of him as a loving husband, father, grandfather, friend sustain you all in this most difficult time.
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carol allen lit a candle
Friday, December 4, 2020
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Was so sorry to hear of Jonathan's passing. He was such a warm, caring man and I am passing along my sincere condolences to Robyn and the rest of the family. /Carol Allen
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Stephen SAN lit a candle
Friday, December 4, 2020
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Dear Robyn and family.
Jonathan was a great teacher...
He taught us a lot more about life than music...
he taught us that life IS music.
For one thing, he helped me to find the gospel in Jesus Christ Superstar.
Love and Prayers
SAN
Editor of the Dag 81-82
Editor of Saga 83-84
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Chad Cull posted a condolence
Friday, December 4, 2020
It's been almost 20 years since I'd seen Professor Mohr. Without realizing it, he was very influential in my life.
My condolences to his family, friends and students who may be hurting today.
For some reason, this quote came to mind. “People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel."
I have nothing but positive feeling towards Professor Mohr. Rest easy.
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Lisa posted a condolence
Friday, December 4, 2020
Dear Robyn and family, we are holding you close in prayer as you grieve. May you find comfort in the stories and memories shared with family and friends.
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Neil Haave lit a candle
Friday, December 4, 2020
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I remember Jonathan fondly with his good-natured approach to everything he did. He was a great friend and colleague and will be dearly missed.
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Jillyn Shipley posted a condolence
Friday, December 4, 2020
Dear Robyn, Joshua, Rebekah and Family
Reaching out with love from afar.
My heart is breaking for you all as you face this overwhelming tragic loss of your wonderful husband, father, grandfather, sibling and friend. I will remember Jonathan with such fondness, he was so incredibly warm and welcoming to me and I enjoyed every moment that our families spent getting to know each other with the union of Rebekah and Ty. The world has lost so much with his sudden passing. He will now live on in the hearts and memories of all that knew him. I hope you walk with him often and take comfort in your loving family that surrounds you. I am so very sorry.
With love ...Jillyn Shipley, Victoria BC
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Jo-Anna Wohlgemuth posted a condolence
Friday, December 4, 2020
I echo what others have said, "your loss is Heaven's gain." I pray earnestly that God comforts you, the family and gives you a peace that defies understanding.
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Bonnie Arends posted a condolence
Friday, December 4, 2020
I can hear his resonant speaking and singing voice. Our loss is the heavenly choir's gain.
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Alan Heyhurst posted a condolence
Friday, December 4, 2020
I am so saddened to hear this news. Jonathan was the first person I met at Augustana as he was on the interview panel that hired me back in 2012.
He was always supportive and definitely passionate about Augustana.
He introduced me to a Canadian tradition, a grilled cheese sandwich and tomato soup. I had never had this combination before and he would often drop by when it was on the menu in the cafeteria to see if I wanted to join him.
We retired on the same day and rang the bell in the quad together with a few other colleagues.
My heart goes out to Jonathan’s family. He will be sorely missed.
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Madge McCready Posted Dec 6, 2020 at 5:33 PM
Dear Robyn and family. I sit here feeling devastated. In recent years I've seen little of Jonathan but the memories of our time working together for the Alberta Choral Federation and then the national accociation are ones of admiration, respect, and great fondness for a truly fine gentleman. I send my deepest sympathy.
Madge McCready
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