Marjorie “Margie” Emily Fisher

Marjorie “Margie” Emily Fisher 93, passed away on August 18th, 2025.

 

 Serving others was Margie’s most valuable accomplishment. She left an indelible mark on everyone who knew her. Margie graduated from Morrisville (PA) High school. She studied Special Education, Real Estate, and Spanish.

 Margie was grateful and blessed to be a stay at home Mom at her small farm in Montour Falls New York. She volunteered at her childrens’ elementary school and especially loved working with students with special needs. 

She helped manage the small farm while raising her children. When her children were older, she managed a sign business with her husband and worked in a specialty gift shop where she then retired in 1994. 

 

Margie loved Mexican culture and traveled to Mexico to visit her brother and vacation there. Margie also enjoyed traveling to New Mexico, California, Delaware, and Montreal. She especially enjoyed visiting her cousin and her husband in Hamilton, New Jersey for traditional “Trenton” Pizza. She loved the beach, especially the beauty of Spring Lake, NJ and the many fond memories of Seaside Heights, NJ with her family. 

 

Margie enjoyed reading, baking, ceramics, nature, animals, playing the guitar, dancing, and going out for breakfast with her family. Margie grew up during the Depression and was very resilient. She took that resilience and turned it into compassion and empathy, which enabled her to continue to serve others throughout her life. 

 

Margie was preceded in death by her husband, Charles Fisher; her parents Harlan and Margaret Huff; her brother Carl Huff; niece Beth Huff; nephew C. Michael Huff; cousin Carolyn Klein and her daughter Karen Klein.

 

She is survived by her daughter Chris Fisher, Clark’s Summit; Son, Glen Fisher, York; brother Warren Huff and partner Lee Anita Lawrence, Jamison; her cousin’s husband Frank Klein and his son Craig and family, Hamilton NJ; cousin Daurelle Harris and husband Bob, Chalfont; nephew Paul Huff and family, Yorba Linda California; niece Lauran Huff, Los Angeles, California; her nephew’s wife Patty Huff and family,  Washington Crossing; nephew Eddie Bigger and family, Goldsboro; niece Heidi Margoli and family, Henryville, and several great nieces and nephews in PA, NJ, and CA. 

 

The family would like to express their sincere and deep gratitude to the staff and residents at Lutherwood Senior Apartments, the Geisinger CMC Emergency Room staff, 65 Forward, Desiree from HHCP,  Dr Thomas Dzwonczyk, Dr James McKenna, Dr Gary Pacyna, Rossi’s Market, Caravia Market, 13 Olives, Beta Bread, Cafe Classico, Sacco’s Pizza, Yvonne from Gerrity’s Market, Scranton Ski Club, and Parker Hill Church. 

 

Private Arrangements will be made by her family. To remember, simply take a walk in your favorite place and think of her. To honor her, please continue her legacy by helping as many people as possible to forever change their trajectory and the lives of those they will help will be changed as well.