Peter Fischer Obituary

Pete was the custodian at Mental Health where I worked. He loved sharing stories as he made his way around the center cleaning offices. The stories usually revolved around his grandkids,farm life, or his hunting cabin.
Two classic stories he shared was of of one growing up on the farm and walking back to bring the cows in for milking. He chuckled that the "health department would probably frown upon it now".
Having gone all summer long barefoot walking through the fields it would get pretty chilly on the feet as fall came on.
But to remedy that he said "Nothing felt better then placing
my feet in a nice warm cowpie,"when he wandered around the farm.
The other story was as a young adult arriving at the bus station in Minneapolis on the Grey Hound to find work.
He flagged down a taxi and asked to be taken to the YMCA to have a place to stay while he got familiar with the city.
He said the taxi took over 20 minutes before arriving at the WMCA.
Getting up the next morning he decided to take a walk around the block to see what he might find. When he got around the corner and other side he had arrived at the Grey Hound bus station.
He said he then told himself. "Okay, I need to get a lot smarter real fast if I'm going to be living in the city".
Happy hunting ground Pete.
My condolences to the family he was quite proud of you.

Will miss hunting with you "Pops".. Camp won't be the same.

Wow... where do I begin... he was a great person.. from the time I was a young tween going over to get a hayride n hot dog roast for a quarter.. to helping to throw hay in the barn then he´d let me ride the horse now n then... those were special times for this city suburb girl back then... That is partly why I fell in love with this wonderful community n through the years we would run into one another n chat a while! I will always remember you Pete... Fly High.. God definitely gained an Angel!!

Our families were friends when we were children & remember visiting on their farm. Pete was always kind to everyone. He also had work ethics back then & would leave play to do his chores. Condolences to his entire family.

Our sincerest sympathy to Brenda, her family and to her brother and his family on the loss of their father.... May the memories you share forever be a blessing. Trudy Turner, Monique Fontaine and Ayden and Amberlee Santos

enjoying Italy 2022,
treasured memories

Our cousin get-togethers were always a highlight of the year. I will miss running into you. It seems like almost everywhere. You'll be missed, and we will honor you. And our next cousins get together.

Best brother a sister could ever have. RIP

Sorry to hear of Pete´s death. Always enjoyed talking to him & listening to his stories. He will be missed by many

My old friend, RIP.. you will be missed. Donna Lawnichak Broman.

Rest in peace my friend lots of good memories of the I-500 P . S. Say Hi to J.J. For me