Timothy Wade Wiegand, 64, St. Martins, passed away on Jan. 29, 2026, at University of Missouri Hospital in Columbia, surrounded by his wife and daughter.
He was born on Oct. 29, 1961, to the late Alva and Helen Wiegand in Washington.
He was united in marriage to Janet Wiegand Feb. 23, 1985. Together they built 40 years of marriage and raised two daughters.
Tim was a hardworking and dedicated man throughout his life. He served in many foreman positions during his career and became the proud owner and operator of his own construction company for many years. Tim took great pride in his work and in providing for his family.
He was a man who loved the outdoors. Fishing, hunting, trapping, metal detecting, camping, fish fry gatherings, and simply enjoying beautiful weather brought him great happiness.
Tim was a proud American with a deep appreciation for history and could share facts and stories for hours. Above all, he was most proud of his daughters and grandchildren. His family was his greatest accomplishment and his greatest joy.
Tim was preceded in death by parents, Alva and Helen; sisters, Kathy Nichols and Wendy Jones; niece, Christina Jones; and great-granddaughter, Emma Tune.
He is survived by wife, Janet; daughters, Michelle Edwards of Centertown and Danielle Suff and husband Robert of St. Martins; grandchildren, Brad Arlen Jr. and wife Renee of Chamois, Kristen Sorenson Arlen, Kayla Nolte and husband Hunter, Sr., Dawson and Dalton Arlen of Morrison, Shawn Tune of Owensville and Alisha and Matthew Wiegand of St. Martins; and great-grandchildren, Kamryn and Hunter, Jr. of Chamois; brothers, Jim Wiegand (twin) and wife Joyce of Chamois and Mark Wiegand of Jefferson City; sister, Rachel Modesitt of Jefferson City; nine nieces; one nephew; and many great-nieces, great-nephews, great-great-nieces and nephews, and dear friends.
A Celebration of Life will be held at 3 p.m., March 29, at Niekamp Park with services and a balloon release to honor and celebrate Tim’s life.
Timothy Wade Wiegand will be remembered for his strength, his work ethic, his love of the outdoors, his pride in his country, and most of all, his unwavering love for his family. His legacy lives on in each of them.
