Anna Maxine Fisher

Birth date: Sep 11, 1924 Death date: Jan 5, 2014

Anna Maxine Fisher, 89, homemaker passed away January 5, 2014 in Claremore, Ok. She was born September 11, 1924 in Robertson, KY and was the second of Ross & Effie (Eastwood) Brown three children.Anna is survived by children, Ronn Read Obituary

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Barbara Elmore

614w ago

All of the memories I have of Aunt Anna are good ones. She was such a delight to be around. As a child I can remember spending many evenings at her and Uncle Jr.s house in Chandler. As an adult my children and I spent time with them and visited them often in Inglewood, Ca. Later after they moved to Tulsa, Ralph and I went to visit with them and once again shared stories, laughs, recipes and so much more. Anna and Jr. were like a second set of parents for my siblings and I when we were young and remained so for me as I got older. My mother always thought of Anna as a sister and she spoke fondly of her. I stayed in touch with Anna and Philip for years and truly will miss both of them. I can only hope Anna is having a good time playing bingo or penny poker with Jr. and my mom and dad. Whatever she is doing you can bet she has a big smile on her face. I will always love you Aunt Anna.

William Fisher

615w ago

I fondly remember how nice Aunt Anna was to me when I was a child. She was married to my dad's brother and my dad loved to go to California to visit them when they lived in Inglewood. My memories of visiting that little house were always very positive. We went to Pacific Ocean Park, we went fishing on the jetties, we walked the neighborhood. Sandy and I were the same age and we had fun together. My mom and dad loved Junior and Anna and enjoyed visiting with them. She was a very pleasant person who loved to laugh and was content with her station in life. I loved Aunt Anna. Bill Fishe4r

Sandy Fisher Stukas

615w ago

Word's cannot express the loss of The First Person in My Life. My Mom was more than just a Mom she was also a Friend. Growing up and even in My Teenage Year's I was just as happy spending an Evening with my Mom or going shopping with her as being with my friend's. Coming from a Family of five we may not have had everything we wanted but we alway's had alot of love and laughter in our house. After I got married and had a Daughter my Mom was alway's there for her too. I continued to work and they would drive her to my place of work so I could nurse her. Every other day when I would pick her up there would be a New Outfit for her. My Mom loved sewing for Jenny. I still have some of those outfits plus a 4ft Raggedy Ann doll signed by her. She was so excited when she started teaching knitting classes for Sears. She was one of the first teachers on The Knitting Machine. Oh yes we would sit up to wee hours in the morning playing cards with the neighbors. I really can't remember hearing my Mom raise her voice at me. (Maybe my Brother's ) My Mom was very lucky to have my Sister Nancy helping her the last few years. It was not easy living so far away. She always helped people out. She even use to give perms to little ole ladies to save them money. If you new my Mom that's just how she was. I'm sure God has alot planned for a Very Special Person. We were so Blessed to have her in our life for 89 wonderful years. Mom you will be so missed, Love you!!! Your Daughter Sandy.

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