Ray Fisher Jr.

I share your grief . I lost my beloved's husband last year and it is hard to cope with the loose. I hold him dear to me by remembering the all the marvelous good times we had together on the farm. He worked for HT Hackney but he considered his real work was farming with me . We really shared a wonderful life together and I am sure You and Ray enjoyed the same type of love. Hold your memories close to your heart and you will never really be without him. God bless you.

All my prayers to the families.

The entire Fisher family has my deepest sympathy and condolences during this difficult time. Mr. Ray Jr. was always good to me and my family, as was his late father Mr. Ray Sr. Always smiling, friendly, honest, down to earth, big hearted and professional all at the same time. An old school work ethic - a quality that is hard to find these days. To me and my family, the name Fisher will always be synonymous with trust. He just had that "something special" about him. He was a very likeable...

Ray was always nice to me and very appreciatively, mannerly towards me with “Humble simultaneously Classy” regards to myself as a customer. In other words-“I felt I was receiving Customer Service rather than becoming just another $Dollar$ in the Cash Register.” I enjoyed his method of conducting business.
Thanks, Duke Morton.

Just a Great individual,Great smilealways.Very sincere,caring ,loving person.We played baseball,great friendship,since classmates at Central

My deepest sympathy to Jackie and family. Ray was one of a kind and will be greatly missed. I’m sure Arthur Wallace was waiting on Ray to play a round of golf. God bless you!

Ray was a special person. What an honor to have been his friend and I am absolutely positive where he is now. Steve Tatum