Ronald Fisher

Love and miss you uncle Ron. I hope you and Mom are having a wonderful sing a long in heaven. Who would´ve known we´d lose you both in one year. Our hearts are broken. We´ll see you again one day.

I´m sure still missing you uncle Ron. Now Mom is with you all too so have a wonderful Christmas up there and be our angels.

Ron was an incredibly decent guy who was always glad to see you. We don´t know how many weekend nights he hosted karaoke at the SW Eagles over the years, but they added up to a lot of fond memories and laughs. We shall always fondly remember him. Rob and Ruth (Dok) Johnson

Ronny was a special friend. We have been friends forever, since the boys were small, and just like me before the marriages and divorces. We used to hear each other's stories of broken hearts and we would pray together. We have sang in many karaoke gatherings. My late husband Rod thought a lot of Ronny. I know that Ronny comes from a good family, and I feel sorry for this huge loss. Wherever you are Ronny I am reaching out to you with a big hug.

Dear Linda and family of Ron, Ron was my neighbor and devoted dog walker to his two, 4-legged furry friends. I lived down the street from Ron and Linda until I moved to Lacey, WA this past January. We would often talk as he passed by my house on his walks. Ron was a genuinely sweet, kind man who always saw the good in life. Linda, I'm sorry for your loss of such a wonderful man. Ron will be missed! Warm regatds, Linda Yates

Ron was a valuable employee, but more importantly was a great person- loved and respected by staff and students in the Sedro-Woolley School District during my years there as Superintendent. My condolences to the Fisher family. RIP Ron.

Ron and I worked together in the Sedro-Woolley School District for over 15 years. He was always willing to lend a hand. He made a difference in this community.

My sweetest uncle, I miss you already. You were one off the very best guys left. I will see you again and we will get back to sharing our late night songs! Until then rest high on that mountain! Love you more than words can say.

I personally did not know your beloved. However, I did hear his name often. My late husband, Rob Guy, was principal of Mary Purcell. I believed Ron worked there. I know Rob respected him and they were friends. I believe they kept in contact a few years even after Rob retired. My condolences to you and yours. Andrea Guy