I have just arrived home from a one year stay in Utah to find a mailed card reminder for the February 27, 2022 West Coaster. That prompted me to google Bob's name. I was so very saddened to see the news. I thought it was important to leave my condolences and tell you that Bob was one of the nicest guys I've known. And definitely one of the most honest. When I used to visit the store Bob was very straight forward with me about what was a good buy and any little negative/positive details I might not have noticed about the product. Bob was always pleasant and just had a way about him that made you feel comfortable. All of us can only hope that when the time comes people remember us in the way they remember Bob. That would be an honor. We should all drink a bottle of Guinness on his behalf to celebrate a really, really fine man. I will miss him. - John Weil

Kelly and Family,
So sorry to hear about Bob. I have such great memories of spending time with your family many years ago.  I remember good food, swimming and lots of fun times. I am reminded when in Vista visiting and drive close by your house or Bob's office/shop. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Alan

Bob Fisher was an amazing man. He was the son of Bob and Mary Fisher. He spent most of his growing up years in Grangeville, Idaho, which was a little town in Idaho that he loved and was proud to share with his family. He loved the annual Borders Day celebration with the egg toss, parades and meeting with his high school classmates and teachers at reunions. Hard to believe it was just five years ago he celebrated the Fourth of July in Grangeville. 
Bob was a big brother to his sister Patt who passed away in 2018. Michael who lives in Iowa and sisters Linda and Maribeth in Idaho. He was Uncle Bob to his nieces and nephews. We all have so many good memories of Bob. 
He was a man who loved family and had a great commitment to take care of us. He was a man of great faith. He and Barbara shared a beautiful life together with many challenges and celebrations. They were so very proud of their three girls, grandkids and great grandkids. They never lacked photos to share and brag. 
Our hearts are broken and grieve for Barb, Kelli, Molly and Suzi, grandkids/grandkids. I hope that soon we will all be able to celebrate and remember the man who always was there to take care of us. He is greatly missed. Rest In Peace Bob, we love you and miss you.

Greetings, the biggest regret I have is not having enough inter actions with cousin Bob and Barbara. I can always remember in early years what a big man we thought he was with his military service and rank. Thank you for your service. Our last meeting is Menominee; Mich at Perkins was a great time. You were noticed and you will be missed Cousin Sarge & Joni Rudell

Dear Fisher Family,
Although the years have flown, memories of Bob and all of you remain bright and warm in my memory and in my heart. I always knew I'd get a warm hug and encouragement when I would see Bob, even though I was quite the handful. He had the best and brightest smile (although I'd say that's a tie with his lovely Bride, Barbara), and of course spending time in the Tin Soldier Shop was so fascinating, and Bob was always happy to explain what the soldiers and their regalia was for. He was a patient and kind man. Summertime swims, and having Molly as my favorite sitter, she had to have gotten her patience from somewhere :) I can recall so many early morning Lions club meetings, pancake breakfasts at Brengle Terrace with the Lion's Club, and it was so nice to see him & Barb still trucking along years after we lost my Dad, Fred. He and Barb made it sting a little less to be without my Dad. Bob and Barb raised a beautiful family, were active together in our little town of Vista and the community was abundantly blessed by it. I wrap you all in so much love and comfort and peace, and thank you for sharing this beautiful tribute to a marvelous Grandfather, Father, & Friend to many, May he fly free, and rest in love.
Our hearts celebrate and mourn with yours, we are so sorry for your loss.
Love, Nicole (Gross) Rouette & family <3

Kelly, Molly, Suzi and Families,
It's been many years but losing a class act like cousin Bob still hurts.
Visiting your Dad and Mom in Vista and attending Fisher and Girard family reunions always guaranteed beautiful memories. My mom, Aunt Alice loved spending time with her sister Mary's family.
Please accept our condolences and know you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Cousin Penny (Rudell) and Dick Hurlbert