Lawrence Joseph Fisher

Lawrence Joseph Fisher Lawrence Joseph Fisher, age 90, of Harrison Township, Michigan, passed away peacefully on June 3, 2026. Born on June 8, 1935, Larry lived a life defined by faith, service, family, and a deep appreciation for life’s adventures. He proudly served his country in the United States Army and carried that spirit of dedication and commitment throughout his life. Larry was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Lillian Frances (Ferrari) Fisher, with whom he shared a lifetime of love and devotion, his parents, Anne and Walter Fisher, and his sister Rita Winkler. He is survived by his children: Karen (Joe) Chodkiewicz, Susan (Jim) Rizzo, Joanne Fisher, Debra (Todd) Ruthven, and James (Martha) Fisher. He was a proud grandfather to Breanne (Andrew) Lawson, Joey (Aurora) Chodkiewicz, Alex Rizzo, Michael Rizzo, Brittany (Graham) Patton, Zack (Avalon) Ruthven, Annamarie Fisher, and Christopher Fisher. He was also blessed with seven great-grandchildren: Benjamin, Nina, Nicholas, Luca, Colton, Carter, and Arlo A man of deep faith and generous service, Larry was an active member of St. Hubert Catholic Church, a member of the Knights of Columbus (4th degree), served on the board of St. Vincent de Paul, and was a proud member of the American-Polish Century Club. He cherished his Polish heritage and the traditions, values, and friendships that came with it. His faith guided his life and inspired his commitment to helping others. Larry faced life’s joys and challenges with unwavering optimism, a grateful heart, and a belief that better days were always ahead. Larry embraced life with enthusiasm and gratitude. He loved sailing, golfing, and skiing, remaining an avid skier until the age of 80. He was especially proud of achieving a hole-in-one, a memory he enjoyed sharing with family and friends. Larry was an accomplished euchre player who rarely passed up a chance to join a game. Family and friends often joked that "Lone hand Larry" always seemed to be holding the winning hand. Whether gathered around a card table, out on the water, or sharing stories with loved ones, Larry's warmth, humor, competitive spirit, and infectious smile made every occasion more memorable. Above all, Larry was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. His family was the center of his world, and the values he instilled—faith, hard work, kindness, and perseverance—will continue through the generations that follow him. Larry will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by his family, friends, and all who were fortunate enough to know him. His legacy will endure in the hearts of those he leaves behind. He fought the good fight, finished the race, and kept the faith. He completed the work God gave him to do and now rests in His peace.

Lawrence Joseph Fisher

June 8, 1935 - June 3, 2026