David Warren Fischer

So sad. My cousin, Dave and I were born a year apart. Spent plenty of time on the farm with Dave when we were kids. Great guy.

So sorry to hear of Dave's passing. We worked together at the Metroparks for many years. Thoughts and prayers go out to the Fischer family.

Thinking of Dave brings back memories of a simple life. Good times on the Cohen Farm from the little trailer in a hay field to the "big house" that was like a palace! We shared raising animals, harvesting/shipping hay, cutting firewood and trying to believe "Mountain Man" really did have a mouse living in his hair! We both will miss you but the memories will keep you in our hearts forever.

David called me his sister and I, Jayne called him my brother. I have know David since I was a little girl. He was both my brother Greg and my brother Eric´s best friend. Eric and him played music together for years. My family calls him part of our childhood legacy.
My husband Clare and I have also stayed friends as couples with David and Melissa for all these years. All the times we have been with them has always been amazing. We always seemed to learn a lot from each other. I have heard my husband many times saying, well Dave Fischer said... and I can´t forget to add many hours Clare and David spent downing Strohs together grateful it wasn´t popular leaving more for them!!
He was a kind, patient soul. I think the family did a wonderful job summing up his attributes.
We will always have a warm place in our heart for all the great times we shared together. They are truly our extended family.
I have no doubt David would simply sum up his life as "What a ride"
A life well lived. We will truly miss this guy. Hugs and prayers to Melissa and her family.
Clare & Jayne Sherwood

Dave was a voice of reason - whether discussing politics or how to fertilize tomatoes. He was a true friend- ready to chop wood, fix a plumbing problem, or drink a beer with you. He taught my family about tractors, Joe Bonamassa, and Alaska. He will always be loved and cherished by the Linharts. We love you Dave, and our hearts go out to the Fischer family.

Dave was truly one of a kind and authentic. I always enjoyed conversations with him, he was wise, spoke the truth and meant what he said. He made a difference while he was here and will be eternally remembered.

The first time I met David, I was greeted with more than a simple smile and a handshake. I was immediately smitten with that of an old soul and a hug that resembled family. I wish I had known him better, but I´m proud to have know him at all.

I didn't know Dave well and only for a few years. But the part of Dave that I did know was that of an honest, quiet, humble, and kind man. I'm not often saddened by life's events, but I'm sad for losing this special human being. He leaves an admirable legacy.

We are all going to miss Dave! Kind, funny and knowledgeable he was a great friend..
Love to his family ,sons and Mel
The Spauldo´s