Jonathan joined the Dyno Nobel team in December of 2011 at the Diavik Mine Site as an Underground Operator, worked at the Voisey’s Bay facility in NL-L, and progressed to the engineering department working with sites all across the business. Jonathan was well known and respected by his colleagues for his impeccable passion to detail and was considered a friend to many. Away from work, Jonathan was a dedicated dance and hockey dad. He also cherished time spent at the family camper and on his boat. He had a remarkable ability to make people laugh, even at the toughest times. Jonathan leaves behind his wife Melissa, daughters Reese and Rayah, and a large extended family and group of friends and colleagues.

Dyno Nobel is looking to help support Jonathan's family by honoring his memory and will provide a financial matching contribution to what will be raised.