Brad Lee Fisher

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Joy Esquivel

Brad Lee Fisher

30 de junio de 1957 - 23 de noviembre de 2020

30 de junio de 1957 - 23 de noviembre de 2020

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Brad Lee Fisher Born 6/30/1957 in Chico, CA Passed on 11/23/2020 at Rideout Hospital, Maryville, CA Age 63 Yuba-Sutter Resident for 35 years Retired USAF SMSgt and second career as Occupational Safety Manager 195 th Wing Beale AFB, CA Survivors include Julie Fisher wife of 42 years, Shannon Fisher daughter, Tyler Fisher son, Karley Fisher granddaughter all of Yuba City. Donna Lipps sister of Sacramento. Tina Fisher Roe sister of Gig Harbor, WA. Brian and Ron Hill nephews of Zumbrota, MN. Anna Hill niece of Marysville, CA. Laura Roe niece of Carnation, WA. Scott Roe nephew of Bothell, WA. USAF Retired SMSgt 1975-1998. Red Eagle 4477 th Alumni, 9 th Reconnaissance Wing Quality Assurance managed 35 U-2, 15 T38 and 2 SR71 aircrafts along with 850 military personnel. A Desert Storm War Veteran. He was commented to be the most dedicated, motivated and most organized and respected U-2 maintainer in the business. Praised as "the glue that kept the maintenance team together." Known as the Landshark for his attention to detail and ability to maintain million-dollar aircraft to the very best of his ability. An expert marksman and always scored the very highest in every performance report he received. He epitomized the Air Force profession, excelled in knowledge of all related positions he held and was absolutely superior in all areas of duty performance. An avid bass fisherman who fished many years of his life. He loved Harley's, the Raiders and spent many years hunting with friends as well. A beloved husband, father, brother, uncle and most recently the very best Papa to his only grandchild. He will be greatly missed by all who knew, loved and respected him. He is proceeded in death by William H. Fisher father, Virginia E. Fisher mother, Linda D. Hill Sister and Ron Lipps step-father. A private family service will be held at Dixon National Cemetery. A memorial/celebration of life will be held next year when it is safe to gather in large numbers.

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Brad Fisher Funeral Service

18 dic 2020

9:30 - 23:00

(GMT-7:00) Hora del Pacífico (EE. UU. y Canadá)

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Jerri Birch

I never met Mr. Fisher. Joy is my daughter, had great respect for him. He will be greatly missed. My deepest sympathies go out to you and your family. May God, give you peace you seek at this time. Jerri Birch

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Bryan Williams

I had the privilege and honor to hire Brad into our Wing Safety position. Little did I know how close we would become over the years. He was my fishing buddy, Raiders brother, but most of all, my friend. I was honored with his presence in my life, and will miss his presence even more at work. We had planned to take his new boat out next year when the weather got better. I will not ever get that opportunity, but will cherish the friendship and time we had together. Rest easy, sleep well, and may God smile upon you and your family my friend. My final salute, Senior..... Lt Col Bryan L. WIlliams...or "Colonel W" to my friend, Brad Fisher......

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A Big guy with a Big voice with an even Bigger heart! I remember speaking to Brad over the phone for the first time thinking "He will be my enforcer". I have since come to know not to let that strong voice fool you...This man is a teddy bear on the inside. Kind, caring, loving, and so very thoughtful. He was always concerned with how I felt and how my family was doing. When I first met Brad in person he took me on a ride and gave me a tour on the history of Beale AFB. I was so intrigued to know about the POW camps up the hill and the giant radar systems. Brad knew about it all! He would even tell me me about buildings that used to be there before that building and before that one....Years of knowledge and history. Beale AFB was his military home. He always greeted me with a big hug and a smile. I miss him so, I wish I would have said more, asked more, and done more. He will leave a lasting footprint in my heart and I will always remember that he told me "Joy the work will be there---Take time and care for your Family first...Always". He spoke about his best friend and wife Julie and how he loved to care for her. I loved his stories about his granddaughter Karley who always kept him laughing and on his feet! I realized how very important time and family really is. Thank you Brad for all you've done and all you continue to do in our thoughts and memories....Joy

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