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Craig FISHER Obituary
40, went home to our Father in the late evening of February 10, 2022. Craig was a United States Air Force veteran who loved being outdoors. He loved his family and always comforted others. From lending a hand to a stranger stranded on the side of the road, to giving our daughter's beloved guinea pig CPR when he suddenly passed away. He was charismatic and his love for helping others was visible in everything that he did. His cheerful smile and the ability to make people laugh, will be missed. Craig is survived by his loving wife, Andrea. He was a proud stay-at-home father for his only daughter, Taylor. His parents, Jeff Fisher and Kimberly (Fargo, Fisher) Coon; his stepfather, Robin Coon; his siblings, Aimee (Matt) Vetter, Jonathan Fisher, and Michael Fisher. Craig is also survived by his nephews, Hunter and Luke Vetter; and niece, Kate Vetter; and was a friend of Bill W. A Memorial Service will be held for family and friends on Saturday, February 19, 2022, at 12 PM, at Fair Havens Church, 7337 Ward Rd., Tonawanda, NY. A Burial with Military Honors will take place at the Western New York National Cemetery at a date to be announced. To share memories and condolences with Craig's family, please visit rossakron.com
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Carla
February 19, 2022
My condolences to the family.
Nathan zarbo
February 18, 2022
I was shocked & deeply saddened to hear of Craig´s passing. I hold many great memories of Craig & all of them were of us laughing and having a great time together. His passing was terribly too soon & he will undoubtedly be greatly missed. It pains me that I
Am unable to attend the service because I will be out of town, but would like to pass on my condolences to his family.
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