April 7, 2010
Fischer, Arline C.
Arline Claire Fischer, a resident of Townsend, and formerly of Norwood for many years, died Thursday, April 1, 2010 after a brief illness. She was 80. Known to many as Grandma, she was born in Quincy to her parents John and Catherine (Ellis) Marini. Mrs Fischer worked for over 25 years in both the Norwood High School and Junior High Schools in the cafeteria. She retired in 1993. She then moved to Townsend and worked in the elementary school cafeteria there for 6 years, retiring in 2006. Her many pleasures included time spent with her grandchildren, baking, reading and she was a big fan of the Lady T-Hawks basketball team in Townsend. They lovingly nicknamed her “G-Fish”. She was predeceased by her husband, Carl Fischer and her brother, Edward Marini. She is survived by her children, Steven C. Fischer of Attleboro, Lynne A. Fischer of Onset, Joseph C. Fischer of Franklin, Sandra R. Picard of Townsend and Stacey L. McNamara of Medfield. She is also survived by her sister-in-Law Gloria Marini of Quincy; her nieces Pam and Cheryl; her nephews Brian and David; 11 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Graveside service Tuesday, April 13, 2010 at 11 am at Highland Cemetery, Winter St., Norwood. Donations in “Grandma’s” memory may be made to the Leukemia & Lympohoma Society, 9 Erie Dr, Suite 101, Natick, MA. 01760
We miss you Ma…………
Mom,
You will be missed, but always remembered as the kind and generous mother and grandmother you were. God bless.
Nancy and Steve
Sandy, Jim, & family,
My deepest symapthies on the loss of your Mom..May your many memories bring you comfort. My thoughts are with you during this most difficult time.
Lisa (Boucher) Koytuis
To Sandy, Stacey and all of the Fischer Family,
I just read about the loss of your Mother. I don’t think I can truly express how sorry I am for all of you or how sad I am to hear this news. I have many wonderful memories of the fun times I spent with you, and your Mother is a very a special part of them. She truly was a kind, loving and generous person. I will never forget how welcoming and good, she was to me and to anyone who visited your home in Norwood. I pray she is at peace and I pray that all of you will find comfort in the wonderful memories you have.
God Bless you, Mrs. Fischer. I will never forget you!
Love,
John Folan
Dearest Mom,
I know you will always be with me in spirit as you were on April 1st. I enjoyed our rendevous and chats over these years and will definately miss them. Love Always, Lynnie
Mom,
I thank you for all the years of love, dedication, sacrifice and devotion you have shown me my whole life. I am honored and blessed to be your daughter. The memories of you and all the time we spent together will comfort me the rest of this life time and beyond. The time we spent during the last weeks of your life here were very precious. I enjoyed our quiet evenings of intimate conversation and the energy work we did together. It was my pleasure and privilege to share that with you. I know you will be near to me always. I love you so much. May your journey continue to fill you with love and light.
Your loving daughter,
Stacey
sandy and jim G-FISH will be missed so much around the girls and the lady t-hawks they loved your mom so much she was a very well respected lady who we all loved im glad she was there to see devon win a championship this year she will be sadly missed mike jessica and pops pare
Gramma,
Some of my fondest childhood memories are of the times we spent together. I am blessed to have had such great moments with you – coloring, wrapping Christmas gifts, going to lunch at Friendly’s, going for ice cream at Bubbling Brook. The most ordinary of activities were made to be so much fun! Thank you…you will be missed by all. May you find peace.