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Margaret (Davis)
Fisher
Nov 11, 1935 — Jan 14, 2023
Woodburn
Margaret (Davis) Fisher, died on the 14th of January 2023 at The Heritage House in Woodburn, Oregon. Her funeral services will be held this Saturday, the 21st of January 2023 at 11:00 am. We will be having a memorial service at Unger Funeral Chapel, 229 Mill St, Silverton. In place of flowers, the family asks that memorials be made to the Alzheimer's Association of Oregon.
Margaret was born on November 11, 1935, in Denver, Colorado to John and Marie Davis. She was the first born followed by Richard and Charles. She graduated high school from Bend High and worked in the secretarial field for the rest of her life until she retired. She married Bill Higdon on June 15th, 1957. They raised a son, Mark, and a daughter, Carrie. Later they divorced. On August 19th, 1989, she married Larry Fisher. They would have celebrated their 34th wedding anniversary this August.
Margaret is survived by her husband, Larry Fisher. Her children are Carrie Trimble (husband, Tony), and Mark Higdon. Her grandchildren, Elliott Trimble, (wife Ashley), Gabriele Johnson, (husband, Emmitt) Miranda Halvorson, (husband, Kris), Fidel Kapolu, and Nekesa Higdon. Great-grandchildren, William, Keegan, Oliver, Alek, and Colin. Her parents, brothers Charles and Richard are preceded in death.
Margaret enjoyed painting on many media types, from canvas, glass, tree fungus, wood, shells, and even cloth. She loved decorating and her home was always decorated with just the Margaret touch.
She loved taking trips with Larry. Whether it be long trips, such as flying to Germany, or short trips to the coast. She also enjoyed Larry taking her on 'outings' while she made her home at Heritage House.
Some quotes are taken from a CD of Margaret:
"I had a nice life. I chose good". "I'm glad that I am short. People pay attention to you. They take care of you." "Never criticize for being different. There are different types of people and there's nothing wrong with that." So nice to have known different people in my life. Wouldn't give it up for anything.
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