Virginia Fisk

Kay, Patty, and E.J., I was so sorry to hear of Jeans passing. Take comfort in knowing that GOD needed her in heavan. Our life here is only a short one, and I look forward to seeing her there when my work here is finished. She was a wonderfull person and step mother. I often wonder how you all have been these past years as it has been a long time since i have seen any of you. She will be missed by many. May GOD bless you and give you strength. Love, Dale.

To Doris and Jean's whole Family: Sending you my thoughts and prayers as well as my deepest condolences upon Jean's death. Beth Martin Tolfree (Peggy's sister)

When I opened the newspaper today and realized Ginny had passed, so many wonderful memories came flooding back. Ginny was the most remarkable, talented, and witty teacher! She so generously gave her time to students, but also to me as a brand new third grade teacher. Ginny shared her teaching wealth with me when I needed it most. My 28 years at Fancher were wonderful, due in large part to Ginny's (the left handed teacher) kindness. Just Saturday I spoke to a former Fancher student and she recalled fond memories of her fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Fisk. Ginny loved her own children so, apparent through our daily talks. My husband and I wish comfort and peace through the warm memories of Ginny. God bless all of you.

Jason Riley lit a candle in memory of Virginia Jean (Hart) Fisk

rest in peace Mrs. Fisk. she was such an awesome lady. She was my fourth grade teacher and treated my twin brother and i like her own grandchildren, inviting us to the cottage in oscoda a few times. She will always be remembered. I am very greatfull to have known her. Deepest condolences to the family!