Obituary
Russell Mobley
Russell Mobley, age 44, passed into the presence of the Lord on Monday, October 4, 2021 after an extended illness. He was born on August 11, 1977 to Russell Mobley and Debra Bivens. Russell married Lisa Marie Eder on June 2, 2007 at Living Word Christian Church, where he loved serving.
Russell loved his family very much and had many artistic skills, excelled in cooking, loved telling jokes and enjoyed entertaining kids of all ages by making balloon animals & doing magic tricks. His love for life and his infectious laugh will be remembered by all who knew him.
Russell is survived by Lisa, his wife of 14 years, their children: Gary (13), Catherine (12), Victoria (10) and John (8). He is also survived by his father Russell Mobley, his mother Debra Bivens of Florence, Texas, a brother Doyle, sisters Keziah Jones, Marjorie Countryman and beloved nieces and nephews.
Russell’s family expresses special thanks to Pastor Mark Clements of Living Word Christian Church, the entire Living Word Christian Church family and Darin Jobe of Coulee Region Cremation Group.
A memorial service and celebration of his life will be held at 6:30pm, Thursday, October 7, 2021, at Living Word Christian Church, 2015 Ward Avenue, La Crosse, WI 54601. Rev. Mark Clements will officiate. There will be no visitation. All are welcome to attend. For information about the service contact office@lwcclax.com. To leave online condolences visit the funeral homes website at www. couleecremation.com.
Thank you everyone for your prayers and kindness to our family during this difficult time.
Lisa and I are praying for you and the kids Lisa
So sorry for your loss prayers are with you !! With God you are never alone !! Love you sweetie
I will miss Russell. He was a tremendous personality for God. His easy going nature leant itself to all who were near. If you hadn’t seen him in a while it was as if there was no time lost, you just picked up where you left off. I’m looking forward to our next meeting and joying in our great Lord, and spending eternity together!
i feel very bad that i have not heard of this sooner, I remember his laugh and how much he cheered me and my friends up on bad days. May he fly high in the clouds and I hope to be up there with him playing video games.