Joseph Paul

Mohr

Joseph Paul Mohr Obituary

Joesph Paul, 65 of North Platte, passed away on Nov. 10, 2026, at Great Plains Regional Medical Center. Joesph was born in Grand Island, Nebraska on April 26,1961 to Ernest and MaryAnn Mohr (Cook).

Joseph was married to Tina Mohr on January 25,1991 in North Platte. She went to be with her Savior in heaven on March 18, 2015.

Joseph leaves behind his five daughters and their families. Nikki Perez, Alicia (Chad) Spilker, Elena (Mario) Ramos, Jessica (Danial) Lawrence, and Tara Perez. He had fourteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Also, surviving are his ten siblings, John (Kathy) Quinlan of York, William (Kay) Mohr of Kearney, James (Mary) Mohr of Council Bluffs, Iowa, Veronica (John) Shepard of Cozad, Mary Jane (Arron) of Morton, Illinois, Daniel (Mary) Mohr of Harrisburg, South Dakota, Sharon (Joel) Wiegand of Nunica, Michigan, Michael (Mindee) Mohr of North Platte, Joany (Rodney) Thompson of Monticello, Illinois, and Samuel (Angela) Mohr of North Platte. Preceding him in death were his mother, MaryAnn, his wife, Tina, his father, Ernest and his brother, Ernest John.

Joe dearly loved his wife and five girls, his fourteen grandchildren, and his three great

grandchildren. He spent a lot of time with all of them enjoying their sports, school activities, and many family gatherings. He also enjoyed taking care of and feeding the birds, the squirrels, and his cat named Ritz who he faithfully checked on daily at the shop.

Joe, as a young boy delivered newspapers, hunted for worms for his family’s business, and occasionally babysat his younger siblings to help his father. As an adult, Joe worked as a carpet layer for many years. He worked with Gary Carr at Carpet City and Lyle Bartak at Erikson’s. His last job was at Linden Estates where he did maintenance work. He also assisted his father and brothers as needed in their lawn and snow removal businesses.

Joe embodied a strong faith and love for God and his church. He gave of his time, talent, and finances to support others. Every year, he helped his father put up his massive religious Christmas display. For many years, he took good care of an elderly woman named Ann, who lived in his neighborhood. He even took her to church every Sunday. He assisted his father in remodeling his childhood home. Joe supported the church financially by completing a large electrical project. He was an amazing giver throughout his entire life. There are so many other examples where he touched the lives of family and friends with his giving heart. He will truly be missed by many!

Celebration of Life Services are being planned for spring of 2027.

Online condolences may be shared at Adams & Swanson Funeral Home who is assisting the family,