Easton, Pennsylvania
Maryann Fisher Maryann (Wetzel) Fisher, 69, died Monday in the Lehigh Valley Hospital- Muhlenberg, Bethlehem, PA. She was the companion of the late Earl Grube. Survivors: She is survived by a daughter Kathy Knecht with whom she resided; son Randy Fisher, brother Raymond, three...
Read Morekathy, I'm so sorry about your mom she was a like a mom to me when we were growing up she would do anything for you and her family. she was a very caring and loving person and she loves you all so much,I'm gonna miss her.you know she's with dad in heaven and they are smiling down at you and davey wishing they could be here with you. I love ya sis.love sonya.
sonya brown
January 13, 2010 | Easton
Kathy:
There will come a day
when your tears of sorrow
will softly flow into teats of remembrance...
and your heart will begin to heal itself...
and grieving will be interruptd by episodes of joy...
and you will hear the whisper of hope. There will come a day
when you will welcome the tears of remembrance
as a sun shower of the soul...
a turning of the tide...
a promise of peace.
There will come a day when you will...
risk...
Jean Warncke
January 09, 2010 | Northampton, PA
Randy& Barbara:
So sorry to hear about your mom. You will be in our prayers.
Dolores Flannery
January 08, 2010 | Bethlehem, PA
MaryAnn Fisher was a dear cousin. a
wonder person to talk with and happy to share family news and old stories. We all will miss her. With my heartfelt Sympathy to: Kathy,Randy&Willard Randy&Barbara&Family
Judy Duane
January 08, 2010 | Martins Creek, PA
A friend of mine from work shared this poem with me and I would like to share it with you...
If I should awake to find the world without you in it,the sun would never shine again so brightly for me,but I would go on.
If I should never hear your voice again,I would strive for the memory of each word we have shared and I would go on.
If I should suffer the agony of your death,and survive the insult,I would sense your pride in my ability to walk the path that I have...
January 08, 2010
Mom,
It has only been a couple of days since you had to go but it feels like a lifetime. I feel so empty inside. My days were spent helping you and now your gone. I miss you more than words can describe. I kept telling myself this day wasn't coming but it did. I could see you getting tired but I didn't want to face the truth you wanted to be with DAD. I hope you are proud of me. I hope I did everything you wanted. I know you and Dad will always check in from time to time. I love you...
Kathy Knecht
January 08, 2010 | Nazareth, PA
