Birth date: Aug 27, 1927 Death date: Mar 26, 2017
Xury “Joe” Fisher, III, son of Xury Fisher, II, and Pearl Adams Fisher, was born August 27, 1927, in Mexico, Missouri. He departed this life Sunday, March 26, 2017, in Lebanon South Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, in Lebanon, M Read Obituary
Our sympathy goes out to Crystal and Xury's families. We didn't have the honor of knowing Xury but by all accounts he was a fine man. We have known Crystal and her family for many years and sadden for their loss. We will be unable to attend the service but wanted to let you know you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Clyde and Linda Hudson
Joe was such a special gentleman, it's been an honor to be in his home and get to know him and Crystal. Many prayers for the family. ❤️
We first met Joe Fisher when Crystal and he began dating in late 2001. That’s going on sixteen years now. Not once did I ever a cross word from his lips. He was a true gentleman in every sense of the word.
He would always greet us with, “Hey Man/Hey girl, how you doing?” He loved Crystal dearly, his buddies at the VFW, talking about his stockcar racing days, trips to Branson & Boonville, planning family reunions with his daughter and just enjoying the love of his family.
Our most heartfelt condolences go out to all his family. He was a terrific person and we should all be proud to have known him. Rest in peace Xury.
In Christian Love,
Rick & Jeana Southard
Glenn and Joetta Fohn
I treasure Uncle Joe. It's funny how true it is that certain smells remind you of certain moments and certain people. I will always love the smell of a pipe because of Uncle Joe. He was loved so much by his kids and grandkids. I remember the childlike relationship he shared with Aunt Mary. They laughed together like teenagers, both just as ornery as each other. I am so happy they are together with Ed today. What a beautiful reunion.
Uncle Joe was a treasure.
My prayers and thoughts are with each of the family......
Bob and I have a lot of memories of Uncle Joe. Me as a kid growing up, then Bob since we married 48 years ago. Dad and Uncle Joe were always close and when Dad passed away (25 years ago) Uncle Joe showed his love and concern for all of us kids, even through the loss of his own son. He always treated Bob so kindly and Bob was always anxious to see and visit him on our Lebanon Trips. He will be missed by many.
Bob & Toyea Rettinghaus
He was great man. He was my good to me and my kids when we lived across the street.my prayers for his wife and kids. Patty true
