Wilbur John Fiscus Jr.

I first met Wilbur and Kim searching for their home in Trussville. Since then we have found two other homes together. Wilbur was always happy. I will always remember his infectious smile. He was a fun, loving, warm, sensitive man. He will be missed by many friends and family.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you Kim.
Roger and Kathy Estes

This is very difficult for us as we have lost a very dear friend. We first met Wilber & kim when they first moved to Trussville.visited each others house almost every weekend. Spend Our New Years eve at their house a New years day at ours. Rode many miles on the old harleys together. What more can I say but see ya soon my dear Friend... We will always Love you Ride Free

I knew Wilbur as a classmate at OCC. We played in a band together and also in the college jazz band back in the 70's. I'll always remember Wilbur for his smile, sense of humor and "primping" his hair :) Through the years, we lost touch, but I still consider him a friend and very saddened to hear this news. Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Wilbur and Kim have been friends of mine and my husband, Tim for many years. Wilbur worked for Tim at Riders Harley Davidson, Trussville, before going to Mt. Chehah. We will miss Wilbur very much, his laughter, sense of humor, and zest for life. I know he loved his wife Kim with all his heart and also his "furry" family. See you again Wilbur someday, ride with the wind! Love you, Sally

Wilbur was a friend of mine from way back. My dad and his dad worked at Whirlpool together for many years. My dad sold my first horse to his dad for Wilbur's first horse. It was a big white horse with a blue/gray area on his chest. His name was Bill. I lost track of Wilbur until we met again at Oakland City College. We had lots of fun while there. He was a good friend.

i knew wilbur as a friend and fellow clasmate at occ
also later he became an insurance representative for me