Ola Marie Fisher
May 25, 1948 ~ October 12, 2026
Born in:
Cedar Lake, TX
Resided in:
San Antonio, TX
Ola Mae Brown Fisher was born May 25,1948, to Roosevelt Williams and Cleopatra Brown in the community of Cedar Lake, Matagorda County, Texas. Ola Mae confessed Christ at an early age and became a member of Bethlehem Christian Church in Cedar Lake. She participated in the choir as well as other church activities. Later in life she attended Dellcrest Church of Christ in San Antonio, Texas.
Ola Mae Graduated from O.H. Herman High School in Van Vleck, Texas in 1966. She was very studious and involved in various sports activities and was also a majorette in the band. She continued her education at San Antonio College and majored in General Studies. After college she began her working career at Turbine Support in San Antonio, Texas where she was employed for 20 plus years.
Ola Mae was very active in her local neighborhood as well as across the city of San Antonio. She volunteered for the San Antonio Livestock Show and Rodeo, Taste of New Orleans, Fiesta, voter registration, local food banks and at the local high school in various capacities.
Ola Mae was united in holy matrimony to Howard Earl Fisher on August 29, 1980, in San Antonio, Texas.
Mae, as she was affectionately known, enjoyed spending quality time entertaining family and friends. She was a person with a very big heart and she was definitely a caring individual. She opened her home to many that came to the city of San Antonio. She loved to barbecue, cook and fed anyone that came by their home. She also loved traveling, gardening, playing darts, dominoes, cards and supporting and cheering many family members at sporting events. She enjoyed returning to her roots in the Cedar Lake community for special times such as family reunion, where she was one of the main cooks. It was a joy to see her for the holidays, and at Christmas time, she had gifts for everyone. Her many contributions to her family and friends will be greatly missed.
She leaves to cherish her memories her children: Rondray Brown (Tracy) of Bay City, Texas, Andrea Thomas (Ishmeil) of San Antonio, Texas, Steve Fisher (Carolyn Ann) of Waco, Texas; daughter-in-law, Debra Jean Franklin Fisher of Temple, Texas; mother, Cleopatra Thomas of Cedar Lake, Texas; siblings Charles Ray Thomas (Collette) of Brazoria, Texas, Cleoester Armstrong (Rocky) of Bay City, Texas, Edwin Williams (Detrice) of Richmond, Texas, Avon Williams of Cedar Lake, Texas, Opal Jean Williams (Earnest) of Crockett, Texas, Theresa Williams of Rosharon, Texas, Trina Page (Gary) of West Columbia, Texas, Cheryl Woodard (Marvin) of Cedar Lake, Texas. Bonus sisters: Catherine Garrett (Victor) and Rosalind Waddy (Raymond).
She was preceded in death by her husband, Howard Fisher, father and step-mother, Roosevelt and Gertrude Williams; step-father, Charles Thomas; son, Gary Fisher; granddaughter, Kristen Martin; grandson, Andray Brown; sister, Valarie Woodard.
Services
Memorial Service: Sunday, November 1, 2026 1:00 pm
Bethlehem Christian Church
353 County Rd 279
Bay City, TX 77414
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My dear Godmother, Where do I even begin? So many childhood memories, so many moments of love, and so many things I will forever cherish. You were a special part of my life, and the memories I made with you will always hold a special place in my heart. It’s hard to put into words what you meant to me because some feelings are simply too deep for words. I’m grateful for the time, the memories, and the love that will remain with me forever. You will always be a part of my story, my childhood, and my heart. Though my heart is heavy, I will forever cherish the blessing of having you as my Godmother. Rest peacefully, my dear Godmother. You will never be forgotten. Until we meet again.
Love you dearly, Alicia