Jonathan Yowin TSAI

Our family were so very sad to read of Jonathan’s passing. I well remember him as a student at The Children’s Place nursery school in Conestogo. He was a fun loving mischievous little boy and always had a smile and helping hand for any one.
John and I moved to Tobermory 15 years ago and would be delighted to have you visit. Our prayers and thoughts are with you both and with Stephen's family.

Thank you for being a friend, colleague and mentor to all of us on the Canadian CE Team WM.

Our deepest sympathy to John's family and friends at this difficult time.

I worked with John for about ten years at Waste Management. I know he had a strong impact in customer service. John was a team lead and spent his days dedicated to supporting his fellow colleagues who, in turn, supported our customers. Although John left WM almost two years ago, I remember him fondly as someone dedicated to work efficiency, accuracy and excellence. John also had a playful side and on team events, he shined. He loved our potlucks and at Halloween and Easter his boxes of candy...

Johnny was one of the best bosses I've ever had. I'm absolutely devastated he's gone. He has built such a great industry with his friends, and deserves to be recognized. He was an amazing, kind, inspiring, and very friendly guy. You will be missed.

Dear Fern and Kow Sing - we were saddened to learn of the death of John to COVID-19. Our heart goes out to his brother Steven and his family Hang Vu, Riley and Kaden and wish you all continued health. We will be in touch with you and Cousin Phyllis. On behalf of my late Mother (October 2019) your Cousin Arlene Shuh and her McDougall Family, please accept our heartfelt sympathy.

When someone you love becomes a memory.
The memory becomes a treasure.

All our thoughts are with you at this time.
Ian and Joanne Moore

Very sorry for your loss. Allan you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Dave and I were so sorry to hear of Jonathon's death. It impacted us especially hard since our daughter Karen was nursing on the CoVid 19 floor the night Jonathon died - she came home saddened but not knowing who the young man was. And of course son Steve and wife Kristan went to school with Jonathan and his brother. We met because of sports and soon knew what a loving and supportive family you were. I have read the many condolences and am touched by what a kind, generous and caring...

Dear Allan, Fern and Steven


We are so saddened to hear the news of Jonathan's passing. We have so many fond memories of our hockey years spent with Jonathan and you. Our prayers are with you and your family

Linda, Jim, Ryan Ironside