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Peggy Ann Fisher
Peggy Ann (Campbell) Fisher of Germantown, MD, a retired banking executive, passed away peacefully at the Village at Rockville on July 4, 2015. Peggy began her financial career with First American Bank of MD. During her career, Peggy managed numerous Credit Card Operations for several institutions. Originally born in Logan, OH on December 19, 1939, she was the daughter of James and Betty Campbell. Peggy moved with her parents at an early age to the metropolitan Maryland area. She graduated from Montgomery Blair High School. Peggy held many leadership roles in Financial Women International (FWI), previously known as the National Association of Banking Women (NABW). She held offices at the local, state, and national banks, including serving as its National President. Peggy formed many long term friendships from these associations. She is survived by her only daughter Debra Fisher of Gaithersburg, MD, her grandson Paul Willier and his wife Elizabeth (Rentz) Willier of Germantown, MD, her granddaughter Jessica (Willier) Wynne and husband Sean Wynne, and great-granddaughters Leah and Nora Jane Wynne of Valdosta, GA. Peggy will be greatly missed by her best friends Joyce Butler, Lois Fairhill, Jill Merrick, and Cindy Wright. Relatives and friends may come to the Rapp Funeral Home for the viewing at 933 Gist Avenue, Silver Spring, MD 20910 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on July 9, 2015. Burial will be held on July 11, 2015 at the Oak Grove Cemetery in Logan, Ohio. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Lung Association.
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Memories and Condolences
for Peggy Fisher
Lynn Kaplan
July 2, 2019
Although four years have passed, you are forever in our hearts.
LYNN KAPLAN
July 22, 2015
REST IN PEACE, MY FRIEND
July 11, 2015
TO THE FISHER FAMILY MY CONDOLENCES 1PET. 5:7 "THROW YOUR ANXIETY UPON GOD BECAUSE HE CARES FOR YOU".
July 10, 2015
Peggy Fisher was a dear and loyal friend I had the pleasure of meeting through NABW and FWI. I would echo Shirley Conley's remembrances about Peggy's courage in the face of her own perceived limitations. She had so much to give to others, and gave of herself freely, often against great odds. She was a caring and strong supporter of women in their quest for career equity and upward mobility, even when she, herself, was struggling with the same issues. A friend to all, our worlds were made better by her presence and love. Peggy will be greatly missed.
Pat Wyskocil, La Quinta, CA
Shirley Conley-Leigg
July 8, 2015
My memory of Peggy was her courage. She hated flying but flew all over the country to help women and make speeches that were educational and informational. She hated elevators and would wait until hundreds of people at large conferences would thin before she would enter one. She was a joy and did not let her fears hold her back from living.
Marsha Henderson
July 8, 2015
My condolences to Peggy's family. I became acquainted with Peggy through NABW/FWI with her involvement at both the state, regional and national levels. Peggy and I traveled to Russia together with other FWI friends to inaugurate the first chapter in that country. Peggy was always a contributor of ideas, time and energy as well as a fun person.
Lois E (Wright) Fairhill
July 8, 2015
Beautifully done, Joyce! Some of the old-timers will also remember Peggy's turn as Mimi in "Mrs. McThing" in the Blair High School theater production of the late 1950's (and a couple of the "antiques" like me can even recall the slumber parties of our early teens). A Blairite her whole life, wherever she lived or traveled, Peggy was a joy to know and be with -- she will be greatly missed but even more treasured as a friend (in my case, at least, for more than 60 years). Rest peacefully, Dear Friend, see you at the House.
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