Birth date: Jun 4, 2016 Death date: Jun 16, 2026
Nathaniel "Nathan" Stanley Fisher, 10-year-old son of Paul and Jamie Fisher, passed away Tuesday, June 16, 2026 at VCU Medical Center in Richmond, VA. The family will receive friends from 1:00-3:00 p.m. Tuesday, June 23, 2026 at Read Obituary
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Found and Sons Funeral Chapel of Fredericksburg
10719 Courthouse Road, Fredericksburg VA 22407
Nathan was such a loving and caring little boy. The girls loved him and always played with him at school. He would make our day by always being happy and waving hi to us on the way home from the bus stop never missed a day. We will be forever missed, sending all the love to the family
Nathan was one of those rare souls who always brought a smile with him wherever he went.
I watched him grow from that tiny little man crawling up the stairs after his dog to the big boy in T-ball. I will be forever thankful to Jamie for sharing so many photos, allowing this long-distance great-aunt to feel close.
He was loved from the very beginning, and in his life, he made my sister Linda’s dream come true in the most beautiful way. I will always be grateful that she knew the joy of him, and that our family had the gift of loving him.
To Paul, Jamie, Amelia, and everyone who held Nathan so close: your love for him was unmistakable. He was surrounded by it every day, and that love will continue to surround him now.
Nathan wrote a beautiful little love story with life. We can all learn from this little man. Bring a smile and share the love.
I will miss him deeply.
Nathan was a happy little boy who had a contagious smile and laughter. He loved sports and playing games and dancing and playing with his sister. Our Heavenly Father called him home. We cannot always understand why he does but God is all love and powerful. Nathan is in his arms and seeing and experiencing all that the Heavenly realm has to offer.
I met Nathan when he joined my cub scout pack as a Lion. He was such a ray of sunshine and it warmed my heart when he got comfortable enough to give me first bumps (even outside of scouts!). My fondest memory was when he came camping with us and he and I went exploring on the beach while the older kids went hiking. We floated pinecones in the puddles and watching him splash around and laugh reminded me how precious childhood really is. You left your mark kiddo and you'll surely be missed 💗
Cindy Cook Ward Turner lit a candle in memory of Nathaniel "Nathan" Fisher
One of my memories of Nathan is with my mother who passed a year ago. When we would come to work she would always look for Nathan. He would come and hug on her and sit and play with her while waiting to go to our rooms. I had him one day in my classroom. He would get a chair and would push it around the room making this gosh awful sound . He would look over knowing he was doing something he shouldn’t be doing . And with the best sneaky big smile and his face and giggling . You truly couldn’t do anything but laugh. Will miss his beautiful smile and big big hugs .
