On April 28, 2025, Lolis Gist, Jr. peacefully transitioned from this earthly realm to embrace his eternal home as one of God’s Angels. Born on December 4, 1937 in San Angelo, Texas, his life was a testament to the boundless love of God.

Lolis was the cherished first born child of Vivian L. Gist and Lolis Gist, Sr., and brother of 11 siblings.

He attended Blackshear School and played the saxophone in the school band. Upon finishing school he served in the United States Army.

Lolis is a very well known saxophone musician and played in various bands in the San Angelo area.

He was married to his wife the late Doris F. Gist for over 50 wonderful years and they raised their son Howard Gregg Gist along with Howard’s mother the late Martha Smith.

He was a member of New Light Baptist Church and served on the Usher Board.

Lolis along with his father were the owners and operators of Gist Carpet Installation & Service. They provided carpeting services to area businesses, and residences. After retiring from the carpeting business he worked at Angelo State University before final retirement. 

Lolis was a caring family man and a good friend to many. He was always very kind, patient and willing to help. He was a very detailed person, immaculate lawn, sparkling clean vehicles, and a very sharp dresser. He and his wife were the GOAT Bar-B-Que Masters dream team. Imagine being the oldest sibling of 12. He was their rescuer, their support, their all after the death of their father. He was the perfect example of a true family man.

He is now reunited in God’s beautiful garden with his wife Doris F. Gist; his father Lolis Gist Sr.; his mother Vivian L. Gist; his brothers, Charles W. Gist, Ronnie D. Gist, and Lonnie K. Gist.

He leaves to cherish his memories: son, Howard G. Gist; daughter-in-law Ruby Gist; sisters, Billie J. Barbour, Patricia J. Henry, Eleanor A. Bush, Mona D. Ray, Janet S. Nieves (Johnny R. Nieves), Shawn Y. Gist; brothers, Jackie E. Gist, Gerald J. Gist; grandchildren, Marcia Jones, Deadra Gist, Lolis Gist, Ronna Keith, Racy Keith; great-grandchildren, Kalia Hernandez, Tyre Thomas, Nicole Gist, Jeremiah Gist; God daughter/cousin, Patrinella Boudeaux; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives, and dear friends.

Lolis, Junior, Dad, Grandpa, Uncle Junior, Bro. Lolis…You will surely be missed, but we are rejoicing that you are with God soaring with the angels. Your memory will be kept alive. Rest in heavenly peace!!

Louie "Kenneth" Shaw, 93, of San Angelo, Texas passed away on April 27, 2025. A memorial service will take place at Johnson's Funeral Home Chapel on Friday, May 16, 2025 at 2:00 p.m.

Kenneth was born on August 25, 1931 in Carlsbad, Texas to Ewell and Clarice Shaw.

Kenneth attended school in Water Valley and graduated in the class of 1948. After high school, he proudly served in the United States Air Force from 1951-1955. Following his service, Kenneth continued his education and obtained a math degree from Texas Tech University and then went on to secure his Master's Degree in accounting from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.

On July 3, 1964, Kenneth married Christine Mick in Colorado Springs, CO. He and Chris didn't have children together, but he always thought of his stepchildren as his own. Kenneth and Chris were married for 34 years before her passing. 

Kenneth's professional life included: Computer Engineer for PHILCO-Ford in Philadelphia, VA, and also Washington DC.; Computer Engineer for NORAD in Colorado Springs, CO; and also Computer Engineer/Senior Controller for JPL (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) in Pasadena, CA. In the words of his sister, Lorece, "He was very smart, but never bragged about it."

Kenneth was preceded in death by his wife Chris, parents Ewell and Clarice Shaw, brother and sister-in-law Harold and Ann Shaw, brother David Shaw, stepson Terry Mick, stepson Jack Mick, and stepdaughter Nancy Mick.

Kenneth is survived by his sister Lorece Shaw Baze, brother Bob Shaw, and sister-in-law Diana Shaw, all of San Angelo. He is also survived by stepson Jim Mick of Salida, CO, stepdaughter-in-law Doris Mick of Colorado Springs, CO, and nephew Dean Shaw (Wendy), niece Teresa Shaw Calvert (Doug), nephew Ronald Shaw (Rhonda), nephew Stephen Baze, niece Sharon Baze Vick (Mickey), Leslie Shaw Arledge (Robert), niece Andrea Shaw Mutzabaugh (Brian), and special friend Glenda McCleery. Kenneth also leaves behind many great nieces, nephews, cousins, golfing buddies and friends who will miss him very much.

Kenneth was known for his quiet, but quick wit, someone who loved his family, and someone who really, really loved to play golf. So much so, that when he retired, he moved to New Mexico and got a part-time job as a marshal at the golf course at Inn of the Mountain Gods in Ruidoso. He was actually working to play for free and wasn't getting a paycheck - which was fine with him. He would say, "It's not the best paying job I ever had, but it's definitely the best job I ever had." And what did he do when he moved back home to Texas (San Angelo), he secured the marshal's job with the same deal at Quicksand Golf Course. 

As much as Kenneth loved golf, he truly loved family more. Every Sunday at 2:00 pm was lunch at Lorece's house with her and Bobby. This has been a tradition for many years. He also never missed a family function and was almost always the first one there - showing up with his famous pecan pie.

Kenneth was a loving brother, uncle, and a friend to many and will be greatly missed.

Honorary Pallbearers for the service will be: Dean Shaw, Ronald Shaw, Stephen Baze, Mickey Vick, Dustin Vick, Sidney Hale, Stan Shaw, George Neill, and Jason Cross.

It is with deep sorrow and much love that we mourn the passing of Felisa Uvalle Ybarra, who departed this life peacefully on May 3, 2025 at the age of 89 beautiful years surrounded by her loving family. A beloved mother, grandmother, aunt, sister, and friend, Felisa lived a life marked by strength, grace, and unwavering devotion to her family.

Felisa Ybarra was born on November 20, 1935 in Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico. Felisa spent her life nurturing and caring for those around her. She was the heart of the family, always ready with warm food, a listening ear, and the kind of wisdom that only comes with a life well-lived. 

Felisa was known for her incredible cooking, her green thumb, and her unwavering faith. In her lifetime, she was a long-time member of Bethel Baptist Church who was also a dedicated teacher, a faithful prayer warrior, and a devoted follower of Christ. She was a woman of quiet resilience who faced life's challenges with grace and strength. Her legacy lives on through the values she instilled and the many lives she touched with her kindness.

She is survived by her son, Samuel Ybarra; seven daughters, Dora DeLeon (Alfredo), Mary Ybarra, Betty Ybarra Rangel, Teresa Lee Rodriguez (Alejandro), Rosa Corona (Alejandro), Sally Echavarria (Ruben), Vivian Garcia (Salvador). Grandchildren including Jesse (Jessica), Sarah, Kayla, Fabian, Luciana, Raylee, Shauna (Michael), Nicholas(Alyssa), Analia, Noah, Luis, Marcos, Lil Fred (Dominic), Alyssa(Jackson), Nova, Mariah, Makayla, Kingston, Benny, Ky'Lee, Maxston, Ovidio, Samuel (Brittany), Amaya, Aria, Samuel, Analeyah, Asaiah, Angel, Eduardo, Amy, Iris(Isaiah), Kora, Brock, Alexis, Anthony, Justus, Alicia, Michael(Miranda), Elizabeth, Isabella, Brandy, Dominic, Oscar Jr, Angel, Heather, Samantha(Zach), Alaia, Anaya, Desiree, Liam, Sam Henry(Jaime), Kayli(Jesus), Julia, Nora, Kameron, Kinsley, Jeremy(Kari), Anthony(Jasmine), Colt, Alexis(Berto), Joseph, Jayden(Hailey), Tatum, Taylor, Kami, David, Angel, Mia, Zane, Phillip, Makeyla, Ariella, Natalie, Alex, Bella, Athena(Michael), Lupe, Isaiah, Elijiah(Jaylon), Josiah, Akaylah, Christopher(Dawn), Caleb, Zackary, Mason, Felisha(Paul),Norberto, Noah, Jacob, Christopher Hudgins, Olivia(Raul), Kataleya, Jakobie, Matthew, Melissa(Marcos), Anastasia, Marcos, Arabella, Abriana, Anais, Matthew(Vida), Envy, Euphoria, Martika, Noel, Ruby(Isaac), Kia, Rachel, Angelina, Sonny, Joshua(Kinsella), Christian, Brooklyn, Haven, Tristen, Johnny Ray(Jennifer),Gabriel, Surviving Siblings -Tito Mendez Uvalle & Jesus Mendez Uvalle countless others who were blessed to know her. Though our hearts are heavy, we take comfort in knowing she is reunited with loved ones who passed before her, and that her love remains with us always.

She was reunited in heaven with her parents, Leopaldo & Leonarda Uvalle Mendez; spouse, Santiago Ybarra; two daughters, Teresita de Jesus and Irene "Bertha" Martinez; son, William Noel Ybarra; sons-in-law, Robert Corona, Ben Garcia, Rick Swain, Carlos Martinez; grandson-in-law, Broderick Ryan; and siblings, Eva Mendez Uvalle, Francisca Mendez Uvalle, and Antonia Mendez Uvalle. 

Viewing will be from 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM on Wednesday, May 7, 2025 at Robert Massie Funeral Home. The family will receive friends from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM. A celebration of Felisa's life will be 10:00 AM Thursday May 8, 2025 at Word of Life Church where family and friends will gather to honor her memory. Burial will follow in Robert Lee Hispanic Cemetery under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home.

Felisa Ybarra will be dearly missed but never forgotten.

"For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life."

John 3:16

Gloria Mae Sheffield passed away peacefully on April 30, 2025, at the age of 94. Gloria was born January 3, 1931 to Dan and Vada Glenn of San Angelo, Texas. She lived her entire life in San Angelo except for the last year when she moved to Mansfield, Texas in order to be closer to family.

Gloria married Rushing Sheffield in 1952. They had two children, Doyle Lee and Valerie Kay. Gloria was an active partner in Rushing’s business until they retired in 1996. After retirement, they both enjoyed playing golf with friends at San Angelo Country Club and Alto Lakes Country Club in New Mexico. Rushing and Gloria spent 65 happy years together before he passed away in 2017.

Gloria graduated from San Angelo College. She served as assistant director of the Make it Yourself with Wool Contest, which was held at San Angelo College. In addition, she served as chairman for both the Home Demonstration Council of Tom Green County and the food division of the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo. Gloria also enjoyed assisting in many 4-H activities.

Gloria is preceded in death by her husband, Rushing Sheffield and son, Doyle Sheffield. She is survived by her daughter, Valerie Warneke, son-in-law, Jamey Warneke, two grandchildren, Jenna and Ryan, brother, Danny Glenn, and a very special friend, Barbara Block, and her husband, Carl. Gloria is also survived by her dog, Diesel, a constant companion and source of comfort. She would like to acknowledge those who assisted her later in life in San Angelo, Valerie Queen and Marcia Wickes, as well as Visiting Angels, Eunice and Brenda. The family is also grateful for the staff and residents at Legend of Mansfield for their friendship and support this past year.

There will be a visitation at Harper Funeral Home Monday, May 12th from 5:00-7:00 pm. A family graveside service will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Meals for the Elderly or a charity of your choice.

Phyllis J. Halfmann Smith, 77 of Ft. Stockton, Tx.. went to be with the Lord on April 30 in San Angelo, Texas following a brief illness. Born in Ballinger, Texas October 28, 1947.

Phyllis graduated from Wall High School in 1966 and attended Angelo State University.

In 1979 she and her family moved to Ft. Stockton, Tx. She learned to love the hot dry and arid climate. Phyllis was employed at Enron for 23 years. She was the last employee to leave the Enron Ft. Stockton office. With all of her retirement fund gone she went to work for the Texas Dept. of Corrections. She retired after 12 years with the state and declared herself retired at age 63 yrs.

In 1986 she married the love of herlife, Mickey Smith. Mickey also gave her six step children and their spouses. Chuck Smith, Kayleen Rivera and husband Steve, Mike Tyrrell and wife Tammie, Tom Tyrrell, Dawn Clayton and husband Gary and Sharon Tyrrell. Which she fell in love with instantly.

In 1988 her son Jack C. Burleson II died and in 1991 her daughter, Julie A. Burleson died. Phyllis and Mickey loved to travel. Traveling to Phoenix AZ NASCAR races, Las Vegas, NV., San Antonio , Tx. visiting grandkids or Washington state, visiting his brother or, Abilene, Tx. watching a granddaughter's baseball game. Phyllis went to Greece last year with her sisters visiting her niece Helen. Phyllis also supported many groups in Ft. Stockton. The Ft. Stockton Silhouette Shooters sponsoring the 1987 International Silhouette Shooters Championships. Phyllis won 1st place in the revolver Class B shooters. Phyllis was a member of St. Anges Catholic Church, Ft. Stockton Senior Center quilting group, First Baptist Church Ladies Bible Study group and served on the Ft. Stockton Cemetery Advisory Board for 32 years.

Phyllis and her mother, Geraldine, cut, pieced and quilted hundreds of quilts. The last quilt she was working on is a Wall Hawks T-Shirt quilt for her brother Brian and sister-in-law, Rhonda. Phyllis’ best friends were her sisters, brothers and her first cousins, (especially the Gully girls) Going to AJRA Junior rodeos to gambling in Wendover, Nevada and WinStar Casino in Oklahoma. Phyllis always had a smile and a friendly hello. She loved her friends and they loved her. She was the peacemaker and matriarch of the family.

She is preceded in death by husband Mickey, her children, Jack and Julie Burleson, step son Chuck Smith, her parents, Alex and Geraldine Halfmann and a very special great niece, Hadlee A. Holik. Survivors include: Brothers; Bobby Halfmann and wife, Sharon, of Wall, Bruce Halfmann of San Angelo, and Brian Halfmann and wife Rhonda of Wall. Sisters, Pam Stokes, of Wall and Priscilla Halfmann of San Angelo. Nieces: Helen Harris of Glyfada, Greece, Courtney Stokes Hambright and husband, James of Dry Ridge, Kentucky, Casi Halfmann and husband Brad of Rusidoso, New Mexico, Brianne Killam and husband Duane of Wall, Shyanne Holik and husband Jason of Wall. Nephews: Tyler Halfmann and wife Laci of Wall, Justin Halfmann and wife Lisa of San Angelo. Her Stepchildren and their families. Uncle and aunt: Alan and Marilyn Halfmann of Olfen and Kathy Halfmann of Olfen. She is also survived by great nieces and nephews, numerous cousins and many friends. Pallbearers for the service will be Tyler Halfmann, Justin Halfmann, Duane Killam, Jason Holik, Truman Rivera, Gary Clayton and Mike Tyrrell. The rosary will be at 10:00 A.M., Monday, May 5, 2025, at St. Ambrose Catholic Church. The Funeral Mass will follow at 10:30 A.M., Monday, May 5, 2025, at St. Ambrose Catholic Church. The burial will be 11:00 A.M., Tuesday, May 6, 2025, at East Hill Cemetery in Fort Stockton, Texas. Pallbearers for the service will be Tyler Halfmann, Duane Killam, Jason Holik, Truman Rivera, Gary Clayton and Mike Tyrrell.

Family and friends may share their condolences and sign the online register book at www.harper-funeralhome.com

Reda Lou Templin Echols, 82, of San Angelo Texas, went to be with Jesus, her Lord and Savior, Saturday, April 26, 2025. Visitation for family and friends will be from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday May 9, 2025, at Johnson’s Funeral Home in San Angelo. Reda’s Celebration of Life service will be held at 10 a.m., Saturday, May 10, 2025 in Johnson’s Funeral Chapel. Graveside service will follow at Johnson’s Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens, and then a catered reception back at Johnson’s Funeral Home. 

Mom requested a celebration of life and asked for those who can to wear bright happy colors to celebrate her arrival in heaven. Pastor Ryan Owens from Redeemer Church will be officiating. Reda was born on November 13, 1942, in Coleman County, Texas, to Walter Herman Templin and Lillian Beatrice Simpson Templin. On August 12, 1982, she married Richard “Dick” Durwin Echols, of Lamesa, Texas. They lived in Lamesa for 29 years and were members of First Assembly of God. Two of Reda’s favorite pastimes were watching the Dallas Cowboys and Christian television. She was most known for her love of Jesus, faithfully sharing Him with others. Reda was a loving mother, wife, grandmother and great grandmother. 

She is survived by her brother Walt Templin and wife Carolyn of San Angelo TX, brother Troy Templin and wife Gwen of Austin TX, and sister Linda Templin Landers of San Angelo TX; prior husband Jim Swaringin of San Angelo TX; children Sonja Swaringin Crownover and husband Doug of Spring Branch TX, Wayne Swaringin of San Angelo TX, Crystal Swaringin Martin and husband Heydon of Allen TX, and Tisha Swaringin Davis Byrd and husband Byron of Allen TX and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. She was preceded to heaven by her husband Dick; parents Walter and Lillian Templin; and grandchildren Amanda Crownover and Jeremiah Swaringin. Pallbearers will be son Wayne Swaringin, son-in-laws Heydon Martin and Byron Byrd, grandsons Oscar Favila and Stephen Swaringin, and great grandson Jaxon McAdoo. 

The family wishes to extend sincere gratitude to the care given by Madaline Anderson of New Braunfels TX. In addition to or in lieu of flowers, the family asks that you make a memorial donation to Samaritan’s Purse, PO Box 3000, Boone, NC 28607, 828-262-1980, https://samaritanspurse.org/.

Dorothy Dale Mackey, 97, of San Angelo, passed away on April 27th, 2025

She was borning Port Arthur, TX to Mr. And Mrs. R.D. Copeland. Dorothy attended Brownfield High School and graduated in the class of 1945. She then began her career working for Sears Roebuck and retired 25 years later. Dorothy Dale Copeland married Foy W. Mackey May 31st, 1946 and had two children.

Dorothy had a passion for helping animals and people and will always be remembered for her kindness and knowledge of reflexology and herbs.

She was preceded in death by her parents, R.D. and Ruth Copeland; Husband, Foy W. Mackey; and son, Mike Mackey. She is survived by her son Gregg Mackey and his wife Sandra; grandchildren, Shay Enriquez, Lisa Edwards, Brandon Mackey, and Austin Mackey; and 6 great grandchildren.

There will be no services as per her wishes.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you make a memorial donation to amy animal rescue.

The family would also like to thank Hospice of San Angelo and Regency House for their care of Mom.

Billye Jean Joyce went to be with her Lord and Savior on Sunday,April 27, 2025, in San Angelo. 

She was born April 12, 1927 in Brownwood to Ivy and Edna (Tate) Mayfield. She was the 3rd born of 6 children. They lived in Santa Anna, Abilene, and settled in Talpa for most of their childhood. It was in Talpa that she met the love of her life, Jack Joyce. They were married October 14, 1945 and moved to McCamey. They welcomed two sons, Larry and Hal, during their time there. She made a profession of faith in Christ at First Baptist Church of McCamey on January 7, 1050 and was baptized into the church. In 1953 the family moved to Big Lake where they became a vital part of the community for 59 years. She served wholeheartedly in the First Baptist Church and participated in the Garden Club and Investment Club. She worked in the banking industry for over 32 years, taking care of customers and offering excellent service. Travel was one of Billye's favorite pastimes, and she even became a travel agent after retiring from banking. She traveled to many places across the globe with her friends and family. Jack and Billye enjoyed 63 years of marriage before he went to Heaven in 2008. She moved to San Angelo in May 2012 with her son and daughter-in-law, Hal and Vicki Joyce and became a member of Southland Baptist Church. Her J.O.Y. Sunday school class became a vital part of her life. Billye was very strong in her faith and deeply believed in the power of prayer. 

In her fifties, she dedicated herself to being physically fit. Most mornings, you would find her on the walking track at 4:30 AM before going to work. She had a fitness trainer that she met with on Zoom all through the years. According to him, she could hold a "plank" in her nineties better than most of his 40 year old clients. She was faithful to exercise daily up until March of this year. Part of that routine included crawling, which she had fun doing with her great grandchildren!

She was preceded in death by her parents, Ivy & Edna Mayfield; husband, Jack Joyce; and son, Larry Wayne Joyce. Also preceding her were her brother, Bruce Mayfield and three sisters, Laverne McDonald, Pat King, and Dorothy Ratliff. 

She is survived by her youngest sister, Carolyn Mayfield of Palm Springs, California; her son, Hal Joyce and wife Vicki of San Angelo; grandchildren, Melissa Wood and husband Kelly, Jack Alan Joyce and wife Christy, Laura Kohutek and husband Jeremy, and Amy Miller and husband Daniel; great-grandchildren Haley Moore and husband Justin, Reagan Wood and fiance Brandon Wolfe, Sage and Jett Joyce, Emma, Alyssa, and Jackson Kohutek, and Addison, Harper, and Landon Miller; and great-great-granddaughter Lakyn Moore.

Public viewing will from 10:00 AM until 8:00 PM with a family visitation from 5:30 until 8:30 PM Friday, May 2, 2025, ar Robert Massie Funeral Home. Graveside service will be 10:00 AM Saturday, May 3, 2025, in the pavilion in Glenrest Cemetery in Big Lake with Dr. Chris Curran, pastor of Southland Baptist Church, officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home. 

Pallbearers include Jack Alan Joyce, Jett Joyce, Kelly Wood, Jeremy Kohutek, Daniel Miller, Gary Ratliff and Terry Joyce.

Willie C. "Train" Anderson, 87, passed away peacefully in his sleep on April 16, 2025. He was born in San Angelo, Texas, the second of six children to Lura J. and Welonia Anderson. After graduating from Central High School, he proudly served four years in the U.S. Navy. He later married Azelia Anderson, and together they raised two children, Verdelle and Jack Lura Anderson. Willie eventually moved to Victorville, California, where he spent his later years.

He was preceded in death by his parents, his beloved wife Azelia, and his brothers Stephen J. and Samuel R. Anderson. He is survived by his children, his sister Ruby L. Molock, and brothers Vernon J. and Marion T. Anderson.

Colby Brent Fisher, affectionately known as “Butter Bean,” passed away unexpectedly on April 17, 2025, in Bryan, Texas, at the age of 23.He was born on January 22, 2002 in Lubbock, Texas, and a resident of Fulshear, Colby lived a life full of faith, service, love, and an unmistakable joy that lit up every room he entered.

Colby was the beloved son of David B. Fisher and Amee M. Love, and a cherished brother to Calem and Cason Fisher. He is survived by grandparents Suzie Love, Ted and Jamie Love, and Bobby Fisher; great-grandmother Jeannette Love; and an extended family of aunts, uncles, cousins, fraternity brothers, and friends who adored him. He was preceded in death by his grandmother Carol Fisher, great-grandparents DT and Doris Killam, Vida Louis Killam, Claude Arthur Love, Mona and Keith Boyd, Great-Aunt Kay Longest, Great-Uncle Tab Love, and Uncle Damon Fisher.

A proud student of Texas A&M University, Colby majored in Political Science with a minor in Cybersecurity. While studying, he excelled in many fields, including solar sales, website design, and SEO. Colby’s drive and passion were evident in every job he took on—whether it was at Domino's Pizza, In-N-Out Burger in Katy, or most recently, H-E-B in Bryan, where he was unanimously voted Partner of the Month in just his first month.

Colby was also a devoted Volunteer Firefighter with the Pecan Grove Fire Department, living out his calling to serve and protect others. His heart for helping people was further shown through his final act of kindness—organ donation—a gift that will continue his legacy of compassion and generosity.

An active member of Alpha Sigma Phi at Texas A&M, Colby joined the fraternity in Fall 2020 and served as Vice President of Recruitment. He completely transformed the recruitment process and laid a new foundation for brotherhood grounded in faith and unity. Colby envisioned a revival among his brothers—one led by love, purpose, and service. His impact within Alpha Sig will be felt for generations.

Colby was a man of God and a true warrior for Christ. His faith was the foundation of everything he did, and his joy was contagious. He lived to uplift those around him and made everyone feel seen, loved, and important. His giant heart formed deep, lasting relationships that will forever be treasured by those who knew him.

A celebration of Colby’s life will be held at 10:00 AM on Saturday, April 26, 2025 at College Hills Baptist Church in San Angelo, TX.

Burial will follow at 3:00 PM at Eola & Mereta Cemetery in Eola, TX.

To support the Fisher family during this time, contributions may be made via:

GoFundMe – The Family of Colby Fisher

Meal Train for the Fisher Family

Colby’s time on earth was far too short, but his impact was vast and everlasting. He will be missed beyond words and remembered with immense love.