Fisher Family Funeral Services

04/13/2026

Spring is here ❤️

04/07/2026

Please keep the Savage Family in your prayers:

William “Jeff” (Jayro) Savage passed away unexpectedly on March 22, 2026, at his home, likely after checking the scores of his favorite teams. Leaving behind a legacy of handcrafted beauty, along with a life lived on his own terms. Jayro found joy in turning raw lumber into lasting structures. He was a free spirit who walked his own path, and he was known for his wondering soul. Jayro was a man who could hold his own in any conversation lighting up rooms with a joke or a cleverly placed remark. We will remember Jayro not just for the milestones or the laughter but for the person who made every moment richer, and every story better told. His life was well lived and fondly remembered. A legacy of love, humor, and the enduring bond of family, friends, and his four-legged friend Meg. Jayro survives by cousins, aunts, uncles, and a circle of friends from Indiana to Florida who loved him for his generous heart and unique perspective. He will be missed by all who enjoyed his stories, quick wit, laughter, and free-spirited nature. Preceding in his death his mother Mary E. (Stewart) Savage, father William Bill Savage, and his brother Stuart M. Savage. A celebration of Jayro Life is being planned for a later date.

04/06/2026

In Loving Memory of Mark Raines
A life well lived, Mark Raines was a proud U.S. Army Vietnam Veteran, a devoted family man, and a true steward of the land. He will be remembered for his love of family, his strong work ethic, and the legacy he leaves behind. Fisher Family Funeral Services is honored to have served the Raines Family.

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04/05/2026

03/30/2026

Today we remember Thomas E. “Tom” Cain — a man whose life was rooted in hard work, dedication, and love for his family. A life well lived, a legacy well built, and a man who will be deeply missed.

03/23/2026

This Memorial Monday, we honor the life of Daniel “Dan” Ogle.

Dan proudly served his country as a United States Marine, and throughout his life he remained grounded in the values of hard work, dedication, and quiet strength. He was a farmer at heart, a steward of the land, and found peace in the outdoors—especially in hunting with his sons and grandsons.
Dan will be remembered for his steady presence, his love for his family, and the simple, meaningful life he lived. His legacy is one of service, resilience, and deep connection to both his country and his community.
We are honored to have served his family and to help celebrate a life well lived.

03/20/2026

Please keep the Sizemore Family in your Prayers,
Darlene Linn Sizemore, née Willis, passed away peacefully on March 17, 2026, in Noblesville, surrounded by her beloved family. Born on October 19, 1961, in Fresno, California, Darlene lived a life marked by her infectious humor, loving nature, and a heart big enough to embrace everyone she met.

Darlene was a woman who never met a stranger. Her warmth and generosity were evident to all who had the privilege of knowing her. She had a profound love for animals, a passion symbolized by her cherished cat, Pain, and her devoted dog, Daisy. These companions were constant sources of joy and comfort in her life.

Her interests were diverse and vibrant. Whether engaged in a competitive game of bingo, creating and enjoying funny TikTok videos, or expressing her admiration as an ardent Elvis fan, Darlene found delight in the simple pleasures of life. She treasured the time spent with her family and eagerly anticipated their gatherings, especially when she could showcase her skills grilling out, a pastime she truly enjoyed.

Above all else, Darlene took immense pride in her family, particularly her grandchildren, whose lives she touched deeply. She was the devoted mother of Danielle (Clayton) Lee, Darrick Horrall, and Dylan Willis. She found great happiness in her role as grandmother to Destinie, Dallas, Dylan, Daylyn, and Damon. Her loving family extended to her sister Donna Willis, niece Dana Sloan, and nephew Dennis Sweazey, who all carry forward her legacy of kindness and humor.

Darlene was preceded in death by her parents, Harry and Devorbia Willis, and her sister, Debbie (Willis) Childs. Their memories remain etched in the hearts of those who knew them, intertwined with the enduring spirit that Darlene so lovingly exemplified.

Her passing leaves a void in the lives of all who loved her, yet her spirit continues to inspire through the stories, laughter, and lessons she shared. Darlene’s life was a testament to the power of love and joy, a legacy that will eternally enrich those fortunate enough to have known her.

In honoring Darlene Linn Sizemore, we remember not only her laughter and caring nature but also her unyielding devotion to family and friends. May her memory be a blessing and a comfort to all who mourn her loss. A celebration of Darlene's life will be held on Saturday April 11, 2026, from 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm at Fisher Family Funeral services located at 508 E. 6th St. Sheridan, Indiana 46069. Everyone is invited to sign the guestbook, leave a condolence, or share a memory at fisherfamilyfunerals.com

03/17/2026

No need to search for a four-leaf clover today. Good friends, family, and community are the real lucky charms. Happy St. Patrick’s Day.

03/16/2026

Memorial Monday
Today we remember Earl H. Johns Sr. who passed away 5 years ago this month.

Earl H. Johns Sr., 59 of Tipton, Indiana passed away on March 15, 2021. He was born on December 24, 1961 to the late William Gerald and Marjorie (Adams) Johns in Noblesville.
Earl wanted to see the country and he enjoyed driving; he decided to drive a truck he thought what a better way to see the country and get paid for it. Earl drove a semi for Syndicate Sales. Before Earl retired, he worked for O' Reilly Auto Parts. When Earl was not working, he enjoyed working on car and just tinkering with stuff. He enjoyed collecting scale model semi-trucks. Earl looked forward to watching NASCAR he Martin Truex Jr. was a fan.
Earl loved his family especially his grandchildren he looked forward to seeing them every chance he got, and his grandchildren will always remember how he would tease them.
Earl is going to be greatly missed by his family his Loving wife Connie (Castor) Johns of eight years. His loving children children Earl John (Latisha Hummer) Johns Jr., Terry (Sarah Gustin) Johns, Rachel (Justin Jones) Amos, Amanda (Cody) Morrison and Austin John. He was loving and proud grandfather to Khyleigh, Raelynn, Skylar, Trystian “Big Tonka” Lucain, Emerson, Charlie, Addilynn, Sophia and Gracesyn. He was a devoted brother to Marilyn Sharp and Barbara Sigman. Preceding Earl in death his brothers Richard Johns, John Johns and Charlie Johns.

03/14/2026

It’s March and Pi Day — which means it’s the perfect excuse to celebrate with something sweet and a little green. We can’t think of a better way to tie together Pi Day and St. Patrick’s Day than with this easy, festive dessert.
Give it a try and tell us what you think!

03/13/2026

Pre-planning is a conversation, not a commitment. It gives families clarity and comfort, knowing they’re honoring what matters most to you.