Fisher Funeral Chapel - Logansport, IN

10/15/2025

Robert Irwin was just 2 years old when his father, “The Crocodile Hunter” Steve Irwin, died tragically while handling a stingray.

Last night, on DWTS, he paid tribute to his mother, Terri, for the love and strength she has shown- for always being there for him and his sister - keeping his dad’s memory alive.

It wasn’t just for his mom, he said, but for anyone who’s lost someone special.

Grab the tissues and check out the dance with his Dancing With the Stars pro Whitney Carson.

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10/15/2025

Ron Winegardner proudly served in the U.S. Air Force from 1960 to 1964 during the Vietnam War.

On Monday, October 13, he was welcomed home in Heaven.

A devoted husband, father, and grandfather, Ron lived a life rooted in service, faith, and family. His full tribute is linked below—we invite you to read and remember a life well lived by posting on his Tribute Wall.

View Ronald G. Winegardner's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

10/14/2025

This morning! Hurry! You can make it! Enjoy!

10/14/2025

Loretta Swigart lived a full century—100 years marked by faith, wisdom, and quiet acts of love. Valedictorian of the Metea High School Class of 1943, she saw the world transform in ways few can imagine. From party lines to smartphones, Loretta witnessed the evolution of the telephone—but she never lost sight of its true purpose: connection.

Her ministry was simple, yet profound. Loretta made phone calls to shut-ins who needed a cheerful voice, offering comfort, companionship, and God’s love one conversation at a time. In an age of texts and emojis, she reminded us that sometimes we need to put the phone down and talk—and other times, the phone is a lifeline to the lonely.

As we honor Loretta’s legacy, let her example challenge us: Who in your life needs a voice, not just a message? Reach out. Speak love. Be the connection someone’s waiting for.

View Loretta I. Swigart's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

10/14/2025

Marilyn Spangler was the kind of woman whose quiet strength shaped generations. Widowed young, she poured her heart into being there for her children and grandchildren—loving them twice as much, once for her and once for the husband and father they lost too soon. She was what you might call an ordinary hero: a devoted school bus driver who greeted each child with a smile, and a faithful volunteer with the Awana Baptist youth ministry, planting seeds of kindness we may never fully see bloom.

As we remember Marilyn, we’re reminded of this simple truth: “You never know how far the ripples of your kindness will travel—only that the world is a kinder place because you were here.”

We invite you to share your memories, stories, and words of comfort on Marilyn’s Tribute Wall by clicking the link below.

View Marilyn Frances Spangler's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

10/13/2025

Judi Knight lived a life full of grit, grace, and just the right amount of sass. Whether she was baking her famous cinnamon rolls, cheering on the Colts, or working alongside friends half her age, Judi brought heart and humor to everything she did. Her legacy is woven into the lives she touched—through family, friendship, and fierce loyalty.

We invite you to read her full obituary and share your memories on Judi’s Tribute Wall

View Judith A. "Judi" Knight's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

10/11/2025

Mary Fisher grew up in the Onward Christian Church. Her Grandpa Granville Kesling owned a big popcorn farm just down the road a ways. He also had the largest herd of Percherin horses this side of Missippi. This noodle dinner, hands down, is one of the best around! Maybe it’s the recipe, maybe it’s the cooks, maybe it’s the friendly, familiar faces…but perhaps it’s all the memories and the legacy stirred in that makes this one of our family’s favorite dinners!

Come to Onward for chicken & noodles tonight! Drive back by way of Pipe Creek Falls…you’ll drive by the old Kesling homestead!

10/10/2025

It’s 38 degrees this morning! Brrr…
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10/08/2025

The Maconaquah Student Media Program is excited to announce our documentary program. Students from the Maconaquah Student Media Program are seeking to interview veterans and civilians from the World War II era to the present day for their class. These interviews will be recorded and shared with students, families, and the Maconaquah community. Students will then spend the year creating documentaries from their stories. If you are able and willing to be interviewed, please contact Michael Fenters at fentersm@maconaquah.k12.in.us or at 765) 689-9131 extension 5335.

10/07/2025

We are sad to share that Bonnie L. Record has passed away. She was a kind and strong woman who loved her family very much. You can read her obituary and share your memories by clicking on the link below.

Instead of sending flowers, Bonnie’s family asks for help with her final expenses. If you’d like to give a gift to help, please visit the Tribute Fund on her obituary.

Thank you for your love and support.

View Bonnie L. Record's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

10/07/2025

We often hear these sad words: “She always took the pictures…we have none of her.”

Dear families everywhere,
If Mama wants family pictures taken—do it.

Even if it’s not how you’d choose to spend your evening.

Even if you hate being in front of the camera.

Even if life feels too busy and everything else seems like a bigger priority.

Do it anyway.
Do it without excuses.
Without whining.
Without tears.
Without making her bribe, threaten, or beg.

She wants these photos because the kids are growing and changing faster than her heart can keep up with, and this feels like the closest she can get to freezing time.

Because she’s almost always the one behind the lens, but rarely in front of it. She wants proof she was there too. She longs for someone to capture the tender moments between her and her family the way she captures them for everyone else.

Because while her phone is already full of the everyday memories she treasures, sometimes it’s special to have everyone cleaned up, together, and beautifully photographed.

A mother gives endlessly without asking for much in return. So when she asks for family photos, take it as your chance to give her something that will mean more than you realize.

Let her be in the pictures with you—because it doesn’t happen nearly enough.

It might not mean much to you.
But it just might mean the world to her.

© Casey Huff

10/06/2025

Share, share, share! Let’s show our support to the FOP! The LPD and CCSD are always there when we need a funeral es**rt to the cemetery - let’s help them raise money for their upcoming Christmas “Shop with a Cop!” Come eat pizza with us tomorrow!