OMG I got it... The issue is that the Kernel Module wasn't loading during boot, thats why I wasn't seeing any error messages or anything in the dmesg output. What led me down the road to my answer was the fact that when I ran the lspci -k command the "Kernel module in use:" line was missing. I noticed that is was a potential issue in my original post but I didn't know how to go about fixing it... After trying I found out that the "ath10k_core" was being loaded at startup but not the "ath10k_pci" Kernel Module. In an attempt to load that module I noticed that the /usr/lib/modules/`uname -r`/modules.networking file was absent "ath10k_pci". I decided to modify the file located at /etc/sysconfig/modules/qubes-u2mfn.modules and add the line "modprobe ath10k_pci.ko" and BAM BANG POW after a reboot the wifi starts working!!! Well... I can at least see the wifi networks now but I'm sure they work...
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