Rudy J. Fisher Sr. passed peacefully on September 11, 2022 at The Courtyard in Colfax, surrounded by loved ones. He was 79. A Memorial Service will be held at a later date. Rudy was born on August 10, 1943 in Newcastle, Wyoming to Latal and Mildred (Garland) Fisher. He grew up on the family ranch 40 miles from Newcastle with his sisters Shirley Weideman and Rema Jean Hockett. He graduated from Newcastle High School in 1961. Rudy moved to Sheridan, Wyoming and graduated with a business degree from Sheridan Community College. He went on to attend Laramie University for two years. He married Alice Stroup of Sheridan in 1962. They moved to Colfax, Washington in 1967 where Rudy was hired by the Colfax Grain Growers. This started his career in the grain business. He went on to work for Western Grain which later became Columbia Grain. In 1993 he established Farm Commodities in Colfax (now an affiliate of Pomeroy Grain Growers). Rudy retired in 2006. In 1973 Rudy and Alice bought some country property on Crabtree Road just five miles from Garfield where they raised four boys. Rudy also served as a reserve deputy in Colfax for two years. He was a good wrestler in high school and college taking 2 ^nd place in State during his college years. He followed his boys through all of their sporting events with a camera in hand taking multiple pictures. They also enjoyed camping as a family. Rudy was a member of the Eagles in Colfax and was a good bowler and belonged to many bowling leagues over the years. He was an avid collector of antiques. Rudy and Alice moved to Hill-Ray Plaza in Colfax in December 2021 and Rudy was transferred to The Courtyard a few months ago in May. He is survived by his wife Alice of almost 60 years; 4 boys, Rudy, Jr. (Lisa) in Palouse, WA., Steve (Elvira) of Lancaster, CA., Tony (Becky) of Issaquah, WA., and Rick (Cari) of Spokane, WA.; by 13 grandchildren, Beau, Chrystal (Jesse), Ami (Chris), Andrew, Regina (Sister Margaret Mary), Damian, Annalise, Maggie, Katie, Timothy (Natalia), KayDee, Wilson and Molly; 3 great-grandchildren, Camille, Luca and Olivia; by his sisters, Shirley Weideman and Rema Jean (Larry) Hockett and a host of nieces, nephews and friends. On-line guest book is at www.corbeillfuneralhome.com

Corbeill Funeral Home in Colfax is caring for the family.