Richard Mohr

Richard “Dick” Henry Mohr, 95, of Rimersburg, Pennsylvania, passed away peacefully on Monday, October 5, 2026.

Richard was born on July 11, 1931, in the rural town of Rimersburg, Pennsylvania, to Gladys and Charles Mohr. He was one of four boys. Richard’s mother later raised her family as a single mother until she met and married his stepfather, Roy Seybert. Dick lived a life grounded in family, faith, hard work, and the simple things that brought him joy. He loved watching westerns, working with his hands around the “farm,” and playing dominos. He enjoyed trips out West and especially treasured the time he spent with his grandchildren, creating memories that they would carry with them for years to come. Dick also had a deep love for reading and studying the Bible. He was baptized on July 10, 1970, and became one of Jehovah’s Witnesses. His faith in Jehovah was an important part of his life, and he dearly loved participating in the ministry and sharing his hope with others. Those who knew Dick will also remember his sparkling blue eyes, which reflected so much of his warmth and personality. Dick had a wonderful sense of humor and a saying that those who loved him will never forget. When asked how he was doing, he would often say, “Fit as a fiddle but 3 strings missing.” It was just one of the little expressions that made Dick uniquely himself and brought smiles to the people around him.

Dick was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Vivian Mohr; his son, Richard Todd Mohr; his daughter, Peggy Jo Mohr; his granddaughter, Jessi Swyers; and his brothers, Bob Mohr and Thomas Mohr.He is survived by his brother, Jim Mohr; his daughter, Donna Swyers; and his sons, Michael Mohr (Chris) and Kelly Mohr (Tannis).He will be deeply missed by his seven grandchildren: Timothy Swyers; Ryan Mohr (Candy); Cody Mohr (Jana); Alex Mohr (Briana); Drew Mohr; Charlee Rae Mohr; and Meeya Mohr; as well as his five great-grandchildren, Roxy, Riley, Jackson, Evie, and Bryce Mohr.Dick leaves behind a legacy of love, faith, family, hard work, laughter, and countless cherished memories. His family and friends will remember his sparkling blue eyes, his humor, his faith in Jehovah, and the special memories he created with those he loved. Though he will be deeply missed, the love he gave and the memories he made will live on in the hearts of his family for generations to come.

A Memorial Service will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday - October 24th, at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, located at 1210 Old Albany Road Thomasville, GA.

Livestreaming of the service will be available for those who are unable to attend.