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Stephen Mark Mohl, 31, joined his Savior on Tuesday, January 21, 2025. Born in Abington, PA, he was the second son of Ralph Elwood and Patricia Lee Heath Mohl.
Stephen was a quiet, caring person who enjoyed working with computers and playing video games. He often played RuneScape and had an extensive Lego collection. Stephen also had a fondness for cats.
In addition to his parents, Stephen is survived by his three brothers, Andew, James, and Caleb.
A memorial service will be held on Friday, January 24, 2025 at Fletcher Funeral Service beginning at 3:00 pm. Click to view the service on Zoom
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Sharon Heath
January 24, 2025
My most favorite memories of Stephen first is the day I visited his family when he and Andy were toddler preschool age. They had cowboy boots on and were racing around the house on these red plastic motorcycles laughing and screeching with glee. It was such a delight to just stand there and watch them play motorcycles . Another time was when his mom bought this cowboy card game and we all sat around their kitchen table in their home at Fountain Inn. Other times are when all the kids would be outside either running and playing enjoying time together or swimming in various places. They all loved to swim! Always a joy to see.
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