Jonathan Andrew Strebel December 2, 1979 - June 26, 2023

Jonathan Andrew Strebel, beloved father, brother, and adventurer, passed away on Monday, June 26, 2023. His untimely departure has left a void in the hearts of those who knew and loved him. Jonathan was a passionate individual who embraced life’s adventures, cherishing each moment with his loved ones.

Born in Murray, Utah, December 2nd, 1979 to Andrew George Strebel and Mavis Shakespear, Jonathan lived a life filled with a deep love for his family and a zest for exploration. He was a devoted father to his precious daughters, Zoey, Addison, and precious step-daughter Haley. They meant the world to him! Jonathan’s nurturing and caring nature will forever be remembered by his daughters those whose lives he touched.

Jonathan lived a life of great passion and unwavering dedication. Throughout his remarkable career spanning 15 years at Wasatch Electric, he continuously pursued his profession with fervor. He started as a journeyman electrician, and steadily ascended the ranks to become a revered Project Engineer; a position he held for the past 8 years. He was also a good-standing member of the 354th chapter of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) union.

Jonathan’s contributions were nothing short of impactful. He played a pivotal role in coordinating numerous large-scale projects, including power plants, data centers, airports, and temples. His recent endeavors encompassed significant undertakings such as the Provo Missionary Training Center (MTC) expansion and Utah State Correctional Facility. Jonathan’s invaluable expertise and unwavering commitment made him an indispensable member of his team at Wasatch Electric, and he will be missed dearly by his coworkers.

Jonathan was an avid outdoor enthusiast. He found solace and joy in the beauty of nature. One of his favorite pastimes was embarking on thrilling adventures in Utah deserts in search of gold, precious gems and minerals. He found peace in the serenity of the outdoors, where he could reflect and appreciate the wonders of the world.

Jonathan was the fifth in line of seven siblings Andrea Strebel, Kristina Michelson (Evan Michelson), Jared Strebel (Rachel Strebel), Deborah Daines (Brett Daines), David Strebel, and Timothy Strebel (Lindsay Smucker). Jonathan had a special bond with his brothers and sisters. He enjoyed sharing his adventures with them and cherished the moments spent together, creating memories that will be treasured by his siblings forever. His vibrant spirit, and genuine compassion brought warmth to family gatherings.

While we struggle to comprehend this profound loss, it is important to remember the joy he brought to our lives during his time with us. His memory will forever be a beacon of light, reminding us to cherish every precious moment and to support one another in times of darkness.

Jonathan Andrew Strebel leaves behind a legacy of love, adventure, and resilience. He will be deeply missed by his daughters, parents, siblings, and all those fortunate enough to have known him. May his spirit find eternal peace, and may his memory serve as a reminder to cherish life’s precious moments.

A memorial service will be held at 950 S 1700 E Springville, Utah 84663 on Friday, July 7th, from 6:00-8:00 PM. Family and friends may also attend a visitation prior to the funeral service from 9:00-10:15 AM at the same location followed by the funeral service beginning on Saturday, July 8th, at 10:30 AM to celebrate Jonathan’s life and to provide comfort to his loved ones during this difficult time. The family has created a web page for people to provide support for Jonathan’s beloved daughters. If you would like to offer prayers or make a donation, you may do so by visiting https://www.givesendgo.com/Jonathan_Strebel.

Rest in peace, dear Jonathan. Your light will forever shine in our hearts.