Zachary Dean Mobley was born April 26, 2000, at Mercy Hospital in Des Moines, Iowa, to Donald “Dean” Mobley. He passed from this life at the young age of 26 on May 7, 2026, at St. Marys Hospital in Rochester, Minnesota.

Zach grew up in Guthrie Center, Iowa, and later lived throughout the Des Moines area. He cherished many memories visiting his favorite Aunt Elizabeth “Liz” in Van Meter and spending time with his cousins. He attended Hoover High School, graduating in 2018. During those years, Zach enjoyed spending time with his friends, whether that meant hanging out, occasionally skipping school, or playing soccer and football. It was also during this time that he developed his lifelong love for the Dallas Cowboys and the Oregon Ducks—“Go Ducks, baby!”

At just 16 years old, Zach’s life changed forever with the birth of his first daughter, Rose Marie Mobley. From that moment on, he dedicated himself to becoming the best father he could be—and he truly was. After graduating high school, Zach followed in his father’s footsteps and found his passion in landscaping. He dreamed of becoming his own boss and opening his own business one day. He began building his skills while working for EverGreene Landscaping and Sodding and Huisman Grading in the Grimes, Iowa area from 2014 to 2024. Starting in sod work, Zach worked his way up to become a skilled grader—something he took great pride in. His strong work ethic and appreciation for the long hours of the trade were instilled in him by his father, Dean.

Zach later settled in Polk City, Iowa, where he met the love of his life, Allyson Deutsch. For Zach, it was love at first sight. Their love, though young, was deep and unwavering. Together, they built a beautiful life and welcomed two more daughters, Kloah Michelle Mobley and Mabel Elizabeth Mobley, along with their beloved cat and dog, Tabitha and Zuko. After two years together, Zach proposed to Allyson at Disney World, and they were united in marriage on October 26, 2025.

Following the birth of their third daughter, the family relocated to Austin, Minnesota, where their bond continued to grow—celebrating six years together and their first year of marriage. During this time, Zach became a stay-at-home father while pursuing his dream of starting his own landscaping business. He was an incredibly devoted girl dad who loved his daughters with his whole heart. From tea parties, painting nails, makeup and dress-up, to building fairy gardens and hosting indoor concerts to their favorite music—including Huntrix and Taylor Swift—Zach embraced every moment. He even discovered a new love for baking, famously mastering oatmeal cream pies, which became a favorite of his daughter Rose.

In late 2025, Zach began a deep and meaningful journey in his faith. He immersed himself in the Bible, asking questions and seeking understanding, which led him to Cornerstone Church—a place that became very special to him. There, he grew in his relationship with Jesus Christ. One of his proudest accomplishments was becoming a godly husband and father and leading his family in faith. Zach, Allyson, and Rose were baptized together—a moment he held close to his heart.

Zach will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him. His legacy lives on through his family, who are committed to raising awareness for mental health, including suicide awareness, anxiety, depression, and the importance of support for all who are struggling.

Zachary was preceded in death by Lillie Aldine Mobley, Janette Mobley, and Ray Mobley.

He is survived by his wife, Allyson Mobley; his daughters, Rose, Kloah, and Mabel Mobley; his father, Donald “Dean” (Vicci) Mobley; his aunt, Elizabeth (Erik) Faust; cousins Ben, Sam, and Lilly Thompson; uncle Nathan Mobley; his father- and mother-in-law, Joseph (Michelle) Deutsch; sister-in-law Jordan (Tobi) Bailey and nephews Axle and Beckett; brother-in-law Conner (Thea) Deutsch and nephew Acesyn; brothers Damyan Bello and Caden Rhoades; and nieces Maya, Claire, and Ava.

A Celebration of Life will be held at 3:00 PM on June 19, 2026, at Big Creek Park, Beach Shelter Cabana #2 in Polk City, Iowa.

**Macken Funeral Home was honored to provide cremation services for the Mobley family. We are not involved in any services nor will we be present. If you have any questions please kindly contact a member of the family.