"My name is not Cutie, it's Wyatt Ethan Mohr"

June 26, 2018 - September 21, 2021

Wyatt came into this world 4 weeks early, born to Donald Mohr and Katherine Georgeoff Mohr, with a heart condition that was repaired in open heart surgery less than 24 hours later. Wyatt's Mom prayed during that time to please allow her the opportunity to know his personality and to watch him grow into the person God created him to be. His parents stayed bedside nearly 24 hours a day for his entire stay at Riley Children's Hospital, and still believe that this was vital to his survival and the strides he made in his recovery process. Despite his difficult road early on and intermittent complications along the way, Wyatt did survive and came to show us the happiest, most joyful, door-holding, good-mannered, dishwashing, dryer lent-cleaning, laundry folding, lawnmowing, music-loving (especially singing Eric Church, anything K-Love and Rachel Platten's Fight Song), eager helper with anything, mental sponge, multi-colored sprinkled chocolate donut and Chocolate or Fox cake pop eating, make fun of Mommy snoring, on the way to be the best mechanical mind this world had ever seen, out of this world, at times quite mischievous sense of humor, loved his siblings fiercely, strong, yet gentle Old Soul little boy. He enjoyed every day on this earth and during those 3 years, Wyatt made a significant, positive impact on so many lives and showed us the Love and Mercy of God. Everyone who knew him are better people because of it. A lot of things made Wyatt unique, however, it was that he was more alive than any human being ever encountered by those closest to him.
Wyatt had the ability to make anyone smile just by looking at him and seeing his love for life.

A couple moments and phrases that illustrate Wyatt's personality and quick wit:

Wyatt encouraging his brother to "Go, go, go" and then laughing hysterically as his brother wiped out, then regaining his composure and patting him on the back before embracing him (to help soothe his brother's hurt pride), but not without a final chuckle.

With his sisters, Wyatt was kind enough to participate in their frequent photo shoots with him, as they showered him with attention and love. Then he would ask "How do I look?"

"That's a bad word, you're not allowed to say that around me" (scolding his Mom).
"I'm not supposed to have this I could choke" (at 2 years old - as he is handing the small item to the grown-up, who just dropped it onto the floor).

Wyatt enjoyed watching shows about bears, eating popcorn with his Mom, and being read to at any time. His favorite book with Mom was A Hoot & Olive Story Brave Enough for Two, with his sisters and brother it was Go, Dog. Go, Ten Apples Up On Top, One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish, and with his Dad it was Mickey Mouse's Picnic. Wyatt caught his first fish over the summer and reeled it in like a champion. In addition to Wyatt's playlist above, his favorite nursery song was Mary Had A Little Lamb. Wyatt would appreciate your also listening to Evan Craft & Danny Gokey's Be Alright and Tim McGraw and Tyler Hubbard's Undivided.

Wyatt loved cars, tractors, and anything that could be taken apart and needed fixed with a wrench and/or a drill – his mechanical mind seemed to be a gift from God. Wyatt, even at 3 years old knew that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the Living God, his Lord and Savior.

Wyatt was the youngest of 4 siblings, who survive him: Grace, Emma, and John Michael. He knew their mighty love and unfailing devotion to protect him. He is also survived by his Maternal Grandmother Ann Georgeoff, Grandpa Bob and Grandma Faye Brooks, cousins, and paternal uncles.

Preceded in death by Paternal Grandparents, Donald K. and Virginia Elizabeth Mohr. As well as Maternal Grandfather, Dr. P. John Georgeoff.

And in Wyatt's ever so sweet and mature empathetic disposition he would say to you right now "Are you crying? Awe, don't cry, it's all gonna be OK".

Many thanks to Riley Children's Hospital, specifically Dr. John Brown and his team, you saved Wyatt and gave us a chance to know him! Also, Dr. Susan Conrad your care to Wyatt and kindness to our family is appreciated! Wyatt would be honored for donations to Riley Children's Hospital, made in his memory.

Friends may call at the Maus Funeral Home, Attica, on Friday, October 15th, from 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. Services will be held at the funeral home on Saturday, October 16th, at 1:00 p.m. with a brief visitation held at the funeral home from 12:00 p.m. until the service time. Pallbearers will be Brian Brooks and Eric Farrar. Wyatt will be laid to rest in the Riverside Cemetery in Attica following his services at the funeral home