RIP Daisy Fisher ❤️
Today our family lost one of it's own, one of the most caring, loving ladies. We certainly may not have been as close over these last few years as we'd have liked but we are still family and you will be sadly missed. Your beautiful smile, your sense of humour and the jokes that you played on all of us as kids [I still giggle over the memories of the fake pooh & the vampire love bites]. These memories we cherish & will hold onto forever in our hearts. It's time now for you to Rest In Peace Aunty Daisy, at 97 you had a good life. Condolences to all the family.
Love always Christina ❤️
Condolences to all of Daisys'families. My memories also go way back to Spencer Park primary school but in more recent years our association with the Married Ladies Darts club when she was a much cherished member of our ever changing community.Best advice ever...touch your toes once a day....at 98 I think the trick worked. Rest easy Daisy..job well done. Sue Whittingstall (Ledger)
Sympathy to Mrs Fisher’s family. Daisy taught our late son Scott in year 3 at Spencer Park. Her sense of fun was wonderful. It was lovely to catch up with her at an over 50’s Xmas lunch a few years ago. Keith and Barb Thomas
U remember as a kid u would give me and my brother piece of paper and textas to colour in on plus the times id send u birthday messages on Facebook and Christmas cards to u and Garry.gonna miss your cherish face and the stories Id hear bout.R.I.P aunty daisy still thinking about ya
Mrs Fisher was one of the best teachers at Spencer Park. She had a smile that would light up the class room. It was a privilege to be one of her students. Deepest sympathy to her family.
🌹Condolences to the Family of Mrs Daisy Fisher. She was a lovely, caring on-line friend of several years. She always had a lovely remark and a caring response. I treasured her friendship from the Australian sister city to Albany, (NY). Garry, her son, was also a friend. I shall miss them both greatly. ❤️
Deepest condolences to Wendy, Garry & families on your sad loss. I will always remember the way Aunty Daisy’s eyes always twinkled and her cheeky grin. We would see quite a lot of her as children when she would come up to Perth to visit my father (her brother) and I remember lots of laughs & good times. Sadly, as time passes, life gets in the way and you see less of people, but I looked forward to her Christmas card every year with her latest news. Goodbye Aunty Daisy, you have lived a full and wonderful life, go now & catch up with your brothers & sisters. I am so glad that our lives touched for a short time. Rest in Peace.
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Condolences to your family. You were a wonderful teacher when I was at Spencer Park Primary in 1970’s. May you rest in peace xx
Condolences to your family. You were a fabulous teacher at Spencer Park Primary when I was there in the 1970’s . RIP xx
RIP Daisy Fisher ❤️
Today our family lost one of it's own, one of the most caring, loving ladies. We certainly may not have been as close over these last few years as we'd have liked but we are still family and you will be sadly missed. Your beautiful smile, your sense of humour and the jokes that you played on all of us as kids [I still giggle over the memories of the fake pooh & the vampire love bites]. These memories we cherish & will hold onto forever in our hearts. It's time now for you to Rest In Peace Aunty Daisy, at 97 you had a good life. Condolences to all the family.
Love always Christina ❤️
Condolences to all of Daisys'families. My memories also go way back to Spencer Park primary school but in more recent years our association with the Married Ladies Darts club when she was a much cherished member of our ever changing community.Best advice ever...touch your toes once a day....at 98 I think the trick worked. Rest easy Daisy..job well done. Sue Whittingstall (Ledger)
Sympathy to Mrs Fisher’s family. Daisy taught our late son Scott in year 3 at Spencer Park. Her sense of fun was wonderful. It was lovely to catch up with her at an over 50’s Xmas lunch a few years ago. Keith and Barb Thomas
U remember as a kid u would give me and my brother piece of paper and textas to colour in on plus the times id send u birthday messages on Facebook and Christmas cards to u and Garry.gonna miss your cherish face and the stories Id hear bout.R.I.P aunty daisy still thinking about ya
Mrs Fisher was one of the best teachers at Spencer Park. She had a smile that would light up the class room. It was a privilege to be one of her students. Deepest sympathy to her family.
🌹Condolences to the Family of Mrs Daisy Fisher. She was a lovely, caring on-line friend of several years. She always had a lovely remark and a caring response. I treasured her friendship from the Australian sister city to Albany, (NY). Garry, her son, was also a friend. I shall miss them both greatly. ❤️
Deepest condolences to Wendy, Garry & families on your sad loss. I will always remember the way Aunty Daisy’s eyes always twinkled and her cheeky grin. We would see quite a lot of her as children when she would come up to Perth to visit my father (her brother) and I remember lots of laughs & good times. Sadly, as time passes, life gets in the way and you see less of people, but I looked forward to her Christmas card every year with her latest news. Goodbye Aunty Daisy, you have lived a full and wonderful life, go now & catch up with your brothers & sisters. I am so glad that our lives touched for a short time. Rest in Peace.