Angela Dawn (Rash) Fisher

Angela Dawn Fisher, 51, of Culver, Indiana, passed away on March 9, 2026, at Goshen Hospital. Born on April 6, 1974, in Bremen, Indiana, to Gregory and Kathy Rash, she graduated from Laville High School in 1992. In 1996, Angela began her career as a billing specialist for Dr. Holm at Holm Medical Clinic, where she worked for 25 years before transitioning to Gibson Insurance as a Client Account Manager in Employee Benefits. She found genuine joy in her work and the relationships she built there.

On October 7, 2000, Angela married the love of her life, Joel Fisher. Together they created a home rooted in faith, family, and deep devotion. Their 25-year marriage stood as a testament to enduring love, partnership, and commitment through every season of life. Angela’s greatest joy was her family. She faithfully cheered for her boys at football and baseball games and proudly supported them as they showed livestock at the county fair and other events. She extended the same warmth, encouragement, and care to many of their friends, becoming a second mother to so many.

Angela carried herself with quiet grace and humility, always placing others before herself. She offered comfort through her words, prayers, and thoughtful acts of service. An active board member of the Marshall County Cancer Association and a devoted member of Plymouth Wesleyan Church, where she served on the church board, Angela lived her faith daily with love, patience, and compassion. Even through life’s hardest trials, she remained steadfast in her trust in God’s plan and embodied the strength and dignity described in Proverbs 31.

She is survived by her husband, Joel Fisher of Culver; her children, Jacob Fisher (Abbey Gunning), Tucker Fisher (fiancée Kylie Tesman), and Michael Skiles (fiancée Emily Chatham); her father, Gregory Rash; her sister, Jessica Holderman (Phil); and her in-laws, Larry and Janice Fisher. She was preceded in death by her mother, Kathy Rash. Those who knew Angela will remember her gentle spirit, warm smile, and the rare kindness that made everyone around her feel seen and loved.