James Howard Fish, 75, passed away on Saturday, March 19, 2022.
He was born September 24, 1946, in Haywood County and was the son of the late Charles Clyde Fish and Frankie Rachel Clark Fish. He proudly served our country and was a United States Army veteran. Jim was a 1966 graduate of Canton High School, retired from Champion International with 40 plus years of service, and was an actively involved in Union Local 507. He enjoyed farming and coached Canton Youth Sports for many years. Jim will be missed by his family and friends.
Surviving are his daughter, Kimberly Fish Conard (Charlie) of Canton; son, Tony Fish (Cynthia) of Spartanburg, SC; four grandchildren and one great-grandson; brothers, Charles Crawford Fish (Valerie) of Normandy Park, Washington, and Gary Norbert Fish (Dorothy) of Canton; sisters Jean James of Waynesville, and Judy Burrell (Lewin) of Canton; special uncle Harry Fish of Canton; six nieces and two nephews and numerous cousins and friends.
A private service will be held at a later date.
He was born September 24, 1946, in Haywood County and was the son of the late Charles Clyde Fish and Frankie Rachel Clark Fish. He proudly served our country and was a United States Army veteran. Jim was a 1966 graduate of Canton High School, retired from Champion International with 40 plus years of service, and was an actively involved in Union Local 507. He enjoyed farming and coached Canton Youth Sports for many years. Jim will be missed by his family and friends.
Surviving are his daughter, Kimberly Fish Conard (Charlie) of Canton; son, Tony Fish (Cynthia) of Spartanburg, SC; four grandchildren and one great-grandson; brothers, Charles Crawford Fish (Valerie) of Normandy Park, Washington, and Gary Norbert Fish (Dorothy) of Canton; sisters Jean James of Waynesville, and Judy Burrell (Lewin) of Canton; special uncle Harry Fish of Canton; six nieces and two nephews and numerous cousins and friends.
A private service will be held at a later date.
James Howard Fish, 75, passed away on Saturday, March 19, 2022.
He was born September 24, 1946, in Haywood County and was the son of the late Charles Clyde Fish and Frankie Rachel Clark Fish. He proudly served our country and was a United States Army veteran. Jim was a 1966 graduate of Canton High School, retired from Champion International with 40 plus years of service, and was an actively involved in Union Local 507. He enjoyed farming and coached Canton Youth Sports for many years. Jim will be missed by his family and friends.
Surviving are his daughter, Kimberly Fish Conard (Charlie) of Canton; son, Tony Fish (Cynthia) of Spartanburg, SC; four grandchildren and one great-grandson; brothers, Charles Crawford Fish (Valerie) of Normandy Park, Washington, and Gary Norbert Fish (Dorothy) of Canton; sisters Jean James of Waynesville, and Judy Burrell (Lewin) of Canton; special uncle Harry Fish of Canton; six nieces and two nephews and numerous cousins and friends.
A private service will be held at a later date.
He was born September 24, 1946, in Haywood County and was the son of the late Charles Clyde Fish and Frankie Rachel Clark Fish. He proudly served our country and was a United States Army veteran. Jim was a 1966 graduate of Canton High School, retired from Champion International with 40 plus years of service, and was an actively involved in Union Local 507. He enjoyed farming and coached Canton Youth Sports for many years. Jim will be missed by his family and friends.
Surviving are his daughter, Kimberly Fish Conard (Charlie) of Canton; son, Tony Fish (Cynthia) of Spartanburg, SC; four grandchildren and one great-grandson; brothers, Charles Crawford Fish (Valerie) of Normandy Park, Washington, and Gary Norbert Fish (Dorothy) of Canton; sisters Jean James of Waynesville, and Judy Burrell (Lewin) of Canton; special uncle Harry Fish of Canton; six nieces and two nephews and numerous cousins and friends.
A private service will be held at a later date.
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