Richard Howard Mobley left this life surrounded by close family on August 8, 2019, after a long and courageous battle with cancer. "Rick" was born on August 13, 1955 in New York City and was one of the adopted children of the late Louis R. Mobley and Dorothy E. Mobley of Howard County, Maryland. He spent his earliest years in the New York area and moved with his family to central Maryland in 1961. Rick attended Clarksville Elementary and Middle Schools and graduated from Glenelg High School in 1973. Shortly thereafter he married Sandra ("Sandy") Snyder and spent many years working for the Snyder family electrical business, attaining his Master Electrician license. He later worked as a union electrician in the Baltimore-Washington area. Rick was an avid outdoorsman and was fond of hunting and fishing. Rick got to travel extensively during his life, including trips to faraway places such as Norway, Germany, South Africa, Bermuda, Aruba, Canada and elsewhere. He was an accomplished and respectful hunter and took pride in the trophies he was able to bring home. Rick was preceded in death by his father Lou and his twin sister Diane Raymond 112334646
Richard Howard Mobley left this life surrounded by close family on August 8, 2019, after a long and courageous battle with cancer. "Rick" was born on August 13, 1955 in New York City and was one of the adopted children of the late Louis R. Mobley and Dorothy E. Mobley of Howard County, Maryland. He spent his earliest years in the New York area and moved with his family to central Maryland in 1961. Rick attended Clarksville Elementary and Middle Schools and graduated from Glenelg High School in 1973. Shortly thereafter he married Sandra ("Sandy") Snyder and spent many years working for the Snyder family electrical business, attaining his Master Electrician license. He later worked as a union electrician in the Baltimore-Washington area. Rick was an avid outdoorsman and was fond of hunting and fishing. Rick got to travel extensively during his life, including trips to faraway places such as Norway, Germany, South Africa, Bermuda, Aruba, Canada and elsewhere. He was an accomplished and respectful hunter and took pride in the trophies he was able to bring home. Rick was preceded in death by his father Lou and his twin sister Diane Raymond 112334646
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