Morgan, John Wade
John Wade Morgan
It is with profound sadness that we announce the sudden passing of John Wade Morgan on Friday July 11th, 2025 in Chaplin, Saskatchewan. John (Wade) was born on September 7th, 1961, in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia. He was predeceased by his father, Ted Morgan; mother, Margaret Corkum; brother, George Morgan; mother-in-law, Velma Doucette; father-in-law, Ernest Doucette; brother-in-law, Ernie Doucette; and great-nephew, Evan Graham.
John (Wade) is survived by his beloved wife of 34 years, Faye Doucette, of Chaplin, SK; his sons, Devan (Cass) of Saskatoon, SK and Aaron of Chaplin, SK; and stepson, Kenny of Halifax, NS. He is also survived by his sisters: Angie (Myles) Whynott of Oxford, NS, Wendy (Doug) of Woodstock, NB, and Lisa (Rob) of Kingston, NS; and brother, Alan (Wanda) of Kingston, NS. Wade was a wonderful uncle to 16 nieces and nephews, and many great-nieces and great-nephews.
John (Wade) was employed by the municipality of Chaplin, a community he cherished deeply. To know John (Wade) was to know a man of strong work ethic, unwavering love for his wife, children, and family, and a person who asked for little, finding joy in the simplest things. He didn’t seek material possessions; his true wealth came from his family, who inspired him every day. John (Wade) loved deeply, was very compassionate and was always protective of his loved ones.
In keeping with the families wishes, a Celebration of John’s (Wade’s) Life will be held at a later date.
Our family has been forever blessed to have had him in our lives, and we will carry his memory forward every day, for he will never be forgotten.
Arrangements are entrusted to Moose Jaw Funeral Home, 268 Mulberry Lane. Gary McDowell, Funeral Director 306-693-4550
My thoughts and prayers are with all who loved and knew my wonderful brother. My brother was such a kind , loving soul. He always was there for me to talk to and he had this special way of making me feel heard, and most of all loved and valued . Your legacy will live on my dear brother and you will always be missed. I will never be ready to say goodbye, for I will carry you with me in my heart forever. Until we meet again , fly with the angels..
We were saddened to learn of John’s passing! We’ll always remember him for his love of family! He was an excellent plumber and a VERY hard worker. Our sincere condolences to John’s entire family. Rest in peace, John.
John was always there if the furnace went out, anytime, day or night he came, ,mostly didn’t charge much if at all. A good man who will be missed, my deepest sympathy to Faye and John’s family
Thank you so much for sharing that memory of my brother. It truly means a lot to me.
He had such a big heart and was always willing to help, often asking for little or nothing in return. I’m so glad you got to experience the kind of man he was—he cared deeply for others and never hesitated to lend a hand when someone needed it.
Hearing stories like yours brings comfort and reminds me just how special he was to so many.
We didn’t know John very well having interacted with him on a few occasions but it’s still a shock when someone so young is suddenly gone especially when he is such an important part of a community.
Audra and I wish to extend our deepest condolences to John’s family and may he rest in peace.
Dear Audra and Pierre,
Thank you both so much for your kind words and for taking the time to share them. It means a great deal to our family.
John (Wade) truly was an important part of your community—he loved his work with the village and was so proud to serve and help others in any way he could. He talked often about the people he worked with and the sense of purpose it gave him. Slowing down was never in his nature—he was always on the go, always trying to lend a hand.
It brings comfort to know he touched so many lives.
Thank you again for your thoughtful message.
Wendy (John (Wade’s) sister)
My sincere condolences to all his family !!!
I know by sending my condolences to Faye and the boys i’m admitting to myself your gone and I dont want to accept that .
I want to get your messages and send mine back , i want to laugh with you when we talk about the old days when we were yound and crazy . The time you were showing me how to do a power turn and i ditched the car …oh how we laughed ….we sat there had another beer and you took over and got us out of the ditch.
The time you lived with me and Reggie …..you loved the boys and would play for hours with them .
So many memories .
Theres nothing you loved more than Faye and the boys . They were your life .
I love you and my love is with Faye and the boys …..forever and always your sister Ang