Henry "Hank" Mohr
April 8, 1932 ~ February 2, 2021
Henry John “Hank” Mohr, 88, of Indianapolis, died Tuesday, Feb. 2. Hank was born April 8, 1932, in St. Meinrad, Ind.
An Army veteran who served during the Korean War, he married Margie O’Daniel in 1957 and later graduated from Evansville College School of Engineering.
Hank served as plant manager for Uniroyal, a division of the U.S. Rubber Co., before retiring from Methodist Hospital as a facilities engineer.
He is survived by his wife; children, Rob (Diane Sanders), Scott, Dianna (Wayne) Voida and Brian (Christine Brunsman); and grandchildren, Whitney and Vanessa Scott.
A viewing will be held from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Monday, Feb. 8, at St. Roch Church, 3600 S. Pennsylvania St., where a service follows; burial rite is at the Calvary Cemetery Chapel.
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Very sad to hear of Hank’s passing; we express our sincerest condolences to Margie and all the kids. Hank was a good man and friend to all. I will always remember those family picnics to Boggs Creek Park. Mark & Cathy Nolen
Our love and deepest condolences.
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When I think of Hank, I think of a good and faithful Catholic and a man’s man. I think that he would do anything for anybody who asked him. I am requesting a Mass be prayed for him at the Saint Meinrad Archabbey. May his soul rest in peace. My condolences and sympathy to his wife and Family. Bob Davis
So very sad to hear this. All family in our thoughts and prayers! God Bless and help you through this difficult time! Will definitely miss him on the sales floor when things get back to “normal!”
Oh, Margie, I’ve been thinking of you ever since I learned of your loss of Hank. Know that you and your family are in my prayers and Bob’s too. I loved the video — it was so “Hank”, always working, always completing a project, and a wonderful, beautiful man, who was married to a wonderful, beautiful woman. God bless you, the children, and those two beautiful granddaughters. Love you so very much!
Condolences from Bob and Molly to Rob and Diane on the passing of Rob’s father.
Hank and Margie Mohr……God blessed us the day we moved into your neighborhood….such kind, loving, thoughtful, and generous people. Your Halloween “encounter ” with trick or treaters was a rite of passage for our children…..and you always had special treat bags for the neighborhood kids! Your blue Christmas lights on a snowy night were a glimpse of heaven! Your hearts for the poor at Christmas would qualify you both for sainthood. And a million thanks for letting us come swim in your pool….surrounded by the most beautiful flowers in the whole neighborhood! The neighborhood won’t seem the same without Hank driving by greeting us with his sincere and loving smile…and a twinkle in his eye! May you rest in peace with your Lord, Hank. Joe and Bonnie Schott
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We met Brian, Christine, Dee Dee, Wayne, Whitney & Vanessa years ago in Cancun. Unfortunately we did not have the honor to meet Hank but his and Margie’s legacy is secure with such a fine family! Our deepest condolences to your family for your loss of Hank. God Bless!
Another great man passed I have several great memories from playing basketball at night at the lighted court. Going on picnics with Mohr’s.Hank was always willing to help or show you how to things. I will miss him and remember the many things he did for me and so many of the kids in the neighborhood. Mark Springman