Preston Lee Elgren

It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of Preston Lee Elgren, who passed away on September 28th, 2026 in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, at the age of 51. Preston was born in Regina on December 18th, 1974 to parents, Ralph and Linda Elgren. He spent his childhood and most of his adult years in Regina before he moved to Moose Jaw in 2021 to continue his work as an automotive parts manager.

Preston was a proud father, loving brother, and caring friend. He is predeceased by his grandparents, Ted and Geraldine Elgren, Charles and Mae Newis; uncles, Fred Newis, Bill Vance, and Murray Elgren; aunt, Eleanor Vinen; cousins, Parker McClelland, Bob Newis, Kelly and Kimberly Elgren. He is survived by his parents, Ralph and Linda Elgren; his daughter, Stella Mulatz; son, Braedin Weinberger; his brothers, Randall (Gabrielle), Casey (Sarah), Logan (Jaylene), and Wilson; his niece, Madison; nephews, Hayden, Jakob, Dexter, Leopold, Benjamin and Thomas; as well as aunts, uncles, cousins, and many other special family members and friends.

Preston had a lifelong love of sports. In his younger years, he was an avid cross country runner. Through his youth and adult years, he also enjoyed playing baseball, soccer, curling, and golfing with his dad, brothers, or friends. When he wasn’t playing sports, you could find him watching his Minnesota Vikings or Calgary Flames on tv. He was constantly checking and up to date on the latest sport news and shared his love for the game with his friends and family. He also had a deep love of music and took great pride in his large CD and tape collection, you could count on him playing music wherever he was. He always loved spending time with his friends, whether it was playing or watching sports or just enjoying a good laugh together. He especially looked forward to his annual carolling night with his longtime childhood friends, Clint, Ang, Nathan, Jason, Cory, and Jerrod.

Those who were lucky enough to know him will remember his wonderful sense of humour and personality. He loved to joke around, share a good story, and try to make people laugh. This especially made him a favourite of the younger children at family functions who he always took the time for. He leaves behind a lifetime of memories, stories, laughter, and love.

There will be a celebration of life at a later date.