Carey Lee Fisher

It is with great sadness that the family announces that Carey Lee Fisher of Clarksburg, WV passed away on March 7, 2026, surrounded by his adoring family.

Carey was born July 7, 1966 in Clarksburg, WV, to Beverly Anglin of Nutter Fort and the late Rickey Fisher.

In addition to his loving mother, he is survived by his wife, Pamela Ash Fisher, who he celebrated his 40th wedding anniversary with on March 1, 2026; two children, Matthew Fisher of Clarksburg and Joshua Ash of Clarksburg; three siblings, Shannon (Don) Welks of Good Hope, Amanda (Chris) Tate of Lake Mary, Florida and Ali (Mike) Arcure of Fairmont; six grandchildren, Jayda Ash, Jaycent (Breyanna) Ash, Lily Ash, Remedy Ash, Haleigha Ash, Ceralyn Ash; two great grandchildren, Ayla and Mateo; nieces and nephews, Kyrsten (Tim) Weaver, Dylan (Kayla) Altizer, Chase Reeder, Cameron Reeder, Maiya Reeder, Aidan Arcure, Lilah Arcure, Raymond Patterson, Eli Patterson, Kristen Jordan, Braylon Ash, Adreyan Ash, Dakota Ash, Morgan Ash; great nephew, Holden Altizer; sister in law, Suzanna (Rick) Patterson, Camp Creek, WV; brothers-in-Law, Jody (Kayla Ash) of Salem WV, Noah Ash of Canton, Ohio and Charlie (Hayley) Ash of Austin, Texas.

In addition to his father, Carey was preceded in death by step father, Chuck Anglin; mother and father-in-law, Stanley and Kathy Ash; paternal grandparents, Doy and Evelyn Fisher; maternal grandparents, Don and Connie Fittro (Flannery); and cousins, Christopher Wayne Mearns and Jason Mearns.

Carey was a 1984 graduate of Liberty High School. He had been employed at Kroger for 18 years. Carey was a natural artist. His drawing and writing skills were truly amazing. Carey was key in implementing the first Clarksburg Winterfest. He was a long time Super Fan of the Pittsburgh Penguins. He loved Star Trek, Sci Fi, all kinds of music, comic books, classic literature, playing the harmonica and had the largest knowledge base of obscure facts. Carey was also an avid fisherman. He spent a great deal of time fishing on the Buckhannon River and landed his share of muskies. He was the first one in the morning with a fishing pole in his hand headed toward the river. Carey valued family and friendship above anything else. If a family is a wheel, he was our hub. Carey shared the closest relationship possible with his son Matthew. Their bond was unbreakable and Matthew stayed fast by his side through every moment, good or tough. Carey made everything wonderful. He was always joyous, even in the face of adversity. His quick wit, big hugs and presence were an integral part of our lives, and this void will be chasmic. He was also an irreplaceable friend to so many. He maintained friendships from elementary school and made another friend everywhere he went. His work family at Kroger were very dear to him. Their support of Carey during his illness was so appreciated. He had another family of friends who were his Primanti Brothers trivia partners, Fat Chance. Carey enjoyed life more than many do. He appreciated the beauty and value in everything. He was good, kind, smart, funny and brought life to everything. His family is devastated by his passing but count ourselves beyond lucky that our lives lined up together. We will miss you forever.

The family would like to thank the staff at the UHC Cancer Center. A special thank you to Dr. Ahmad, Vanessa Lipscomb and Skylar Bartlett. Their care for Carey over the past 3 years was remarkable and he loved you all. Also, a special thank you to Carey’s dearest friend Alex Main who Carey considered a brother. Your support of Carey and his family during this time made this load a little lighter.

In keeping with his wishes, Carey will be cremated. A gathering for family and friends will be held at a later date.

Expressions of sympathy may be extended to the family at www.amoscarvelli.com. A service of Amos Carvelli Funeral Home.