Roger Fred Fisher, the son of Fred L. Fisher and Vertie Temple, was born on December 21, 1935, in Lincoln, Nebraska. He graduated from Lincoln High School with the Class of 1954. Following graduation, he attended the University of Nebraska.
On August 12, 1955, in Lincoln, Nebraska, Roger married Marilyn Kay Fifer. They lived in several locations and eventually moved to Grinnell, then to Oakland Acres, and in 2015 moved to Newton.
Roger was a computer programmer/analyst. He worked for several major companies, including Grinnell Mutual and Wells Fargo. He was an active member of First Christian Church and served as Board President. Roger served as past Mayor of Oakland Acres and past board member for Morman Trail Credit Union. He was a Boy Scout and later served as a leader in the Boy Scouts. He was an advocate for Special Education and Intellectual Disabilities and served with PIN (Parents In Need) Tough Love.
Roger died on February 26, 2020, at MercyOne Newton Medical Center. He was preceded in death by his parents; daughter-in-law Mary Fisher; and in-laws Leonard and Kay Fifer.
Survivors include his wife Marilyn Kay Fisher of Newton; sons Mark Roger Fisher of Newton and Michael William (Michelle) Fisher of Boone, Iowa; daughters Mellanie Kay (John) Olson of Lebanon, Missouri, Mindy Sue Fisher of Newton, and Maryann (Scott) Eddins of Grinnell; 13 grandchildren Randy, Matt, Neil, John, Miriam, Benjamin, Thomas, Tashia, Dean, Anjelica, Amy, Chelsea, and Madison; ten great-grandchildren Gage, Jerith, Gabriella, Jerald, Grey Wolf, Joshua, Steven, Brenton, Maelie, and Kendyl; two great-great-grandchildren Lochlan and Justin; sister Ann (John) Foster of Lincoln, Nebraska; and several nieces and nephews.
Source: Pence~Reese Funeral Home, Newton, Iowa∼2 Aug 2023 Edit requested by Tracy Frankforter Williams, obituary amended to include his great granddaughter.
On August 12, 1955, in Lincoln, Nebraska, Roger married Marilyn Kay Fifer. They lived in several locations and eventually moved to Grinnell, then to Oakland Acres, and in 2015 moved to Newton.
Roger was a computer programmer/analyst. He worked for several major companies, including Grinnell Mutual and Wells Fargo. He was an active member of First Christian Church and served as Board President. Roger served as past Mayor of Oakland Acres and past board member for Morman Trail Credit Union. He was a Boy Scout and later served as a leader in the Boy Scouts. He was an advocate for Special Education and Intellectual Disabilities and served with PIN (Parents In Need) Tough Love.
Roger died on February 26, 2020, at MercyOne Newton Medical Center. He was preceded in death by his parents; daughter-in-law Mary Fisher; and in-laws Leonard and Kay Fifer.
Survivors include his wife Marilyn Kay Fisher of Newton; sons Mark Roger Fisher of Newton and Michael William (Michelle) Fisher of Boone, Iowa; daughters Mellanie Kay (John) Olson of Lebanon, Missouri, Mindy Sue Fisher of Newton, and Maryann (Scott) Eddins of Grinnell; 13 grandchildren Randy, Matt, Neil, John, Miriam, Benjamin, Thomas, Tashia, Dean, Anjelica, Amy, Chelsea, and Madison; ten great-grandchildren Gage, Jerith, Gabriella, Jerald, Grey Wolf, Joshua, Steven, Brenton, Maelie, and Kendyl; two great-great-grandchildren Lochlan and Justin; sister Ann (John) Foster of Lincoln, Nebraska; and several nieces and nephews.
Source: Pence~Reese Funeral Home, Newton, Iowa∼2 Aug 2023 Edit requested by Tracy Frankforter Williams, obituary amended to include his great granddaughter.
Roger Fred Fisher, the son of Fred L. Fisher and Vertie Temple, was born on December 21, 1935, in Lincoln, Nebraska. He graduated from Lincoln High School with the Class of 1954. Following graduation, he attended the University of Nebraska.
On August 12, 1955, in Lincoln, Nebraska, Roger married Marilyn Kay Fifer. They lived in several locations and eventually moved to Grinnell, then to Oakland Acres, and in 2015 moved to Newton.
Roger was a computer programmer/analyst. He worked for several major companies, including Grinnell Mutual and Wells Fargo. He was an active member of First Christian Church and served as Board President. Roger served as past Mayor of Oakland Acres and past board member for Morman Trail Credit Union. He was a Boy Scout and later served as a leader in the Boy Scouts. He was an advocate for Special Education and Intellectual Disabilities and served with PIN (Parents In Need) Tough Love.
Roger died on February 26, 2020, at MercyOne Newton Medical Center. He was preceded in death by his parents; daughter-in-law Mary Fisher; and in-laws Leonard and Kay Fifer.
Survivors include his wife Marilyn Kay Fisher of Newton; sons Mark Roger Fisher of Newton and Michael William (Michelle) Fisher of Boone, Iowa; daughters Mellanie Kay (John) Olson of Lebanon, Missouri, Mindy Sue Fisher of Newton, and Maryann (Scott) Eddins of Grinnell; 13 grandchildren Randy, Matt, Neil, John, Miriam, Benjamin, Thomas, Tashia, Dean, Anjelica, Amy, Chelsea, and Madison; ten great-grandchildren Gage, Jerith, Gabriella, Jerald, Grey Wolf, Joshua, Steven, Brenton, Maelie, and Kendyl; two great-great-grandchildren Lochlan and Justin; sister Ann (John) Foster of Lincoln, Nebraska; and several nieces and nephews.
Source: Pence~Reese Funeral Home, Newton, Iowa∼2 Aug 2023 Edit requested by Tracy Frankforter Williams, obituary amended to include his great granddaughter.
On August 12, 1955, in Lincoln, Nebraska, Roger married Marilyn Kay Fifer. They lived in several locations and eventually moved to Grinnell, then to Oakland Acres, and in 2015 moved to Newton.
Roger was a computer programmer/analyst. He worked for several major companies, including Grinnell Mutual and Wells Fargo. He was an active member of First Christian Church and served as Board President. Roger served as past Mayor of Oakland Acres and past board member for Morman Trail Credit Union. He was a Boy Scout and later served as a leader in the Boy Scouts. He was an advocate for Special Education and Intellectual Disabilities and served with PIN (Parents In Need) Tough Love.
Roger died on February 26, 2020, at MercyOne Newton Medical Center. He was preceded in death by his parents; daughter-in-law Mary Fisher; and in-laws Leonard and Kay Fifer.
Survivors include his wife Marilyn Kay Fisher of Newton; sons Mark Roger Fisher of Newton and Michael William (Michelle) Fisher of Boone, Iowa; daughters Mellanie Kay (John) Olson of Lebanon, Missouri, Mindy Sue Fisher of Newton, and Maryann (Scott) Eddins of Grinnell; 13 grandchildren Randy, Matt, Neil, John, Miriam, Benjamin, Thomas, Tashia, Dean, Anjelica, Amy, Chelsea, and Madison; ten great-grandchildren Gage, Jerith, Gabriella, Jerald, Grey Wolf, Joshua, Steven, Brenton, Maelie, and Kendyl; two great-great-grandchildren Lochlan and Justin; sister Ann (John) Foster of Lincoln, Nebraska; and several nieces and nephews.
Source: Pence~Reese Funeral Home, Newton, Iowa∼2 Aug 2023 Edit requested by Tracy Frankforter Williams, obituary amended to include his great granddaughter.
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