Fischer Funeral Home Warsaw

She was born May 17, 1942 in Warsaw, daughter of the late Joseph and Agatha Aldrich Rucker. Catherine was employed for 45 years at the Wyoming County Community Hospital where she worked in the linen department prior to her retirement in 2002. She was a member of the New Beginnings Fellowship in Hermitage.Catherine was an avid quilter. She produced many intricate quilts over the years, winning a first place just last year at the Wyoming County Fair. One of Catherine’s great joys was attending, with her husband, the twice monthly get togethers of the “Breakfast Bunch”, a group of couples who met for years enjoying fellowship with each other. She also loved her role in life as mother and grandmother and was looking forward to the birth of her first great grandchild.Surviving are her husband of 56 years, Darold Fisher, whom she married on April 1, 1961; her children, Todd Fisher of Warsaw, Darryl (Rachel) Fisher of Warsaw, Dennis (Sarah) Fisher of Darien, Tammy Fisher of Warsaw; eight grandchildren; one great grandchild on the way; her sister-in-law, Peggy Rucker of Phoenix, Ariz.; several cousins. She was the sister of the late Martin Rucker.There are no calling hours. A celebration of Catherine’s life will be held at a date to be announced. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, 101 John J. Audubon Pkwy., Amherst, NY 14228-1198. Arrangements are being completed by Robinson & Hackemer Funeral Home, Warsaw. Online condolences at www.robinsonandhackemer.com. (The Daily News Online)

According to the Coshocton County Sheriff, Eugene M. McFadden was pronounced dead at the scene near the intersection of TR-26 and TR-35.EMS responded to the scene after another driver called saying it appeared McFadden was not breathing. When deputies arrived to the scene, they determined McFadden died after a tree stuck his vehicle. The sheriff's report said it appear after the tree struck his vehicle, McFadden's car traveled off the side of the road, striking a tree.His obituary can be found on Fischer Funeral Home's website.His wife would like for people to know that he was a hard worker who was kind and dedicated to his family. He never missed a day of work in 11 years no matter the weather. He lived in the area since he was 3-years-old. (ABC6OnYourSide.com)