Norma Jean Fischer
Norma Jean Fischer, July 23, 1937-June 22, 2022, age 84, passed away peacefully at Delmar Gardens O’Fallon. Norma leaves behind her three children, Vickie Webber (Jay), Kathy Rosner (Mark) and Joe Fischer (Theresa). She also leaves 8 grandchildren, Dustin Webber (Allison), Casey Webber (Kayla), Chad Webber (Amanda), Brittany Rosner, Brandon Rosner, Garrett Fischer, Julia Fischer and Marissa Fischer. She was also blessed with 4 great grandchildren, Kenlie Webber, Logan Webber, Landon Webber and Jackson Webber.
Norma also leaves 8 brothers and sisters, Jim McCullough(Audrey), Bud McCullough, Butch McCullough (May), Barbara Stine, Bobby McCullough(Sandy), Kenny McCullough(Marilyn), Dottie Dufer(Doug) and Jackie Westrich.
Norma was preceded in death by the love of her life, Harold J. Fischer some 6 years ago. Her and Harold enjoyed 58 years of marriage before his passing. With Harold she enjoyed the good things in life such as bowling, travelling, deer hunting, fishing and church events. She often shared fond memories of Air National Guard bowling tournaments and international deployments that she accompanied Harold on.
After raising her three children at home, Norma chose to go to work in the food service industry including working as executive dining assistant at Boeing for many years. Later on, after retiring from Boeing, she worked in the kitchen at St Roberts/St Elizabeth Ann Seton to be closer to her grandchildren.
Norma enjoyed scrapbooking later in life and produced many albums of memories for her friends and family. She always enjoyed a night out at the restaurant, she was particularly fond of pizza and a beer!
Norma showed us all what it was like to be a good wife, mother, grandmother and friend. We will all miss her in our own way. Last week, Heaven got another angel and Norma wears her wings well.
There will be a Catholic Mass held for Norma at St Elizabeth Ann Seton Church on Thursday, June 30, 2022, at 11:00am. The church address is 1 Seton Court, St Charles, MO 63303.
Burial service will take place after the Mass at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery at 12:45pm. Please plan on arriving 15 minutes early for the procession.
In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Alzheimer’s Association.