Harry I. FISHER Jr.

Neil,I had the pleasure of meeting your father just a couple of months at my restaurant,Bobs Coffee Shop,I couldn't help but notice how upbeat and happy he was.One of the first things he asked me was,did i ever have a boiled omelette,I told him no but i would be willing to give it a try.So in honor of your dad,in the not to distant future i would like to prepare you a boiled omelette.
Our condolences
Ken & Lori

Thinking of you, Lynn and the extended Fisher family. Thanking Harry for his charisma and wonderful parties hosted especially the Crab Soup parties. He will be missed by all.

Thinking of you all today as you celebrate Harry's life. We enjoyed knowing him. He was always fun to visit with and seemed to often have a new electronic gadget to show. I know you will all miss him, but hope all the good memories will sustain you.

Although we have only known Harry for several months, his dedication and commitment to the homeowners at The Regency at Berlin will be greatly missed. He was a wonderful, kind and giving man.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well-lived.

Lynn and Neal I remember being in your fathers first aid class and then riding on the RHVAA with him and your mom I will always have those thoughts to look back on. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Lynn and Neal -- I remember the many Lions' Club events we participated in toegther. Our fathers were good friends -- he always had a joke or story to tell. I recently saw some pictures in my father's Lions' club yearbook from when he was president - I'm sure your father has one too!

I hope all is well with you and you are in our thoughts and prayers.

dear lynne and neal - I am so sorry to hear about your dad. Such a wonderful man along with your mom. He was good company to me after mom and dad passed away last year. I remember enjoying a wonderful breakfast with your parents one Sunday morning. My thoughts are with you both.