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1948
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2021
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Charles FISHER Obituary
73, of Julliette, GA, passed away on 12/22/21. He was born 7/19/1948 in Middletown, Ohio, to the late Charles E. and
Mariana Fisher.
He is survived by sisters Mary Lou (Charles Judd) Hauenstein, Barbara (Steve) Osborne, his cousin Tom Bell, who was like a brother, and many other cousins, 3 nieces and 3 nephews and 5 great-nephews.
A graduate of Middletown HS in 1966, He also served in the U.S. Marine Corps and is a veteran of Vietnam War.
Chuck (as he liked to be called) had many good friends in GA, and considered it home.
He knew no stranger and was known for his kindness. He was a skilled carpenter and enjoyed being with his Blacksmith friends.
His family is thankful for David Woodberry, David Brinser and Brenda Torstenson and the countless other friends who helped him in his time of need.
Cremation is planned with Monroe County Memorial.
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Thomas Bell
December 22, 2024
Hey Cuz; You left us yesterday 3 years ago (12/21/21).... Until my last breath, I will miss talking to you, remembering the memories and our bond. I bought some Telluride Blues Festival items. Thought about our road trip out there in 1975. Every anniversary and B-day I call M-Lou and we remember you.
Danny Thurston
March 29, 2022
Sorry to hear of Chucks passing he was a Friend for a long time .I know he will be missed by His Family and Friends and All that knew Him in Monroe county Georgia.
Danny&Lora Thurston
Brenda Torstenson
January 6, 2022
My friend oh how you are missed each and everyday! I miss our morning conversations. The world is a better place for all the good seeds you planted!!!!
Mike and Sandra Lewis
December 31, 2021
We considered Chuck a close friend. When we saw Chuck he would always take time to talk and catch up with what has been going on. Chuck helped us to remodel our Bathroom with another friend Andy. Chuck was good with many carpenter tools and was a great painter as well as being a remodel expert. A true combat vietnam war veteran, he will be missed by his friends and family.
Jodi Amatulli
December 28, 2021
"Riders on the Storm"...I can´t listen to The Doors without thinking of your brother Charlie and cousin Tom Bell in Houston Woods one summer circa the late 1960s or early´ `70s. They were playing the tunes from their van and probably giggling at us-goofy young girls thinking we were being very hip!
Dave Cole
December 26, 2021
So sorry to hear of Chucks passing . Wonderful person who migrated down here to the South and stayed. Helped a lot of people and did home building/ construction with friends. God Bless Chuck!!
Richard Newman
December 26, 2021
So sorry to hear of his passing
Anne M Mulligan
December 25, 2021
Mary Lou and Barb, Thanks for letting me know in August that he was not doing well. Life can be so short. Charlie was such a cute little kid. May he rest in peace.
Kathy Trent Zumbahlen
December 24, 2021
Mary Lou, Barb, and family-
So sorry for your huge loss, very sad to hear this news about Charlie.
Wishing you peace.
Kathy Z.
DONALD E. FRYER
December 24, 2021
SO SORRY FOR THE LOSS OF CHUCK, WE WERE GOOD FRIENDS, AND WAS LIKE FAMILY, WE CALLED EACH OTHER CUZ, WE MEET WHILE WORKING AT ALLIED VAN LINES , BACK IN THE EARLY EIGHTIES , HE WILL BE MISSED!
Kay Ellen Cole Laurain
December 23, 2021
I went to Fenwick High School with Chuck and didn't see him after he left there until 2 years ago when he came to my sister-in-law's funeral. We were able to talk for several hours and took pictures together, which I cherish. A great, caring person. Fly high, Chuck.
Thomas Bell
December 23, 2021
We were 1st cousins born 3 months apart and from 2 yrs old forward were just like brothers. We traveled far and wide, good times, bad times, shared experiences far too many to name. I will miss him terribly every remaining day of my life until we meet again in the kingdom of our Lord and Savior.
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