Lydia L. Fischer
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“Oyer’ Fischer, Lydia L. (Murray) Rochester: Friday, September 22, 2017 at age 94. Predeceased by her husband Howard O. Fischer Sr. Survived by her loving children, Marjorie (Brian) Oyer, Howard O. “Bud” Fischer Jr., Albert “Bert” Fischer (Glenda Marischen); grandchildren, Elizabeth (Thomas) Schwartz, Mark (Bethany) Oyer, Anne (David) Rothrock; 8 great-grandchildren; sister-in-law, Dorothy Murray of Silver Lake, NY; many beloved nieces, nephews; dear friends especially her bridge and church communities. Lydia was a graduate of RBI and was employed as an executive secretary. She retired from the City of Rochester as an assistant to the director of Parks and Recreation. She was a proud 40 plus year member of Concord Lutheran Church. She was a member of the A.C.B.L., an accomplished and celebrated Diamond Life Master bridge player. Lydia loved to entertain family and friends and was devoted to her family. Lydia’s visitation will be held Friday, September 29th 4-8 PM and Saturday, September 30th 1-4 PM at Vay-Schleich & Meeson Funeral Home, 1075 Long Pond Rd. Her Memorial Service will be celebrated Sunday, October 1st  4:00 PM at the Lutheran Church of Concord 435 Holmes Road. Interment, Monday, October 2nd 11:00 AM at Maple Grove Cemetery, Waterloo, NY. Following the interment, all are invited to join the family at Abigail’s Restaurant in Waterloo. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Memorial Fund of Lutheran Church of Concord 485 Holmes Rd., Rochester, NY 14626 or Save-A-Pet PO Box 114, Newfane, NY 14108 in her memory. For more information and to sign her online guestbook, visit www.meesonfamily.com
So sorry to see this.Prayers to you Bert and Glenda and all your family through this hard time
As we all look back on the years we’ve shared with Aunt Lydia, I will always be thankful for her generosity. From the the wedding showers she hosted for me,( yes she hosted two!), always sending a ‘Thank you’ written by her, usually the next day after we had visited her, making us feel welcome in her home, and most of all to me, in the last 15 years since Dorothy’s passing, I always felt that as long as we had Aunt Lydia with us, a little bit of Dorothy was still with us. Missing her, but know that she is with the Lord she loved sharing eternal life with her dear family.
Dear Margie & family, So sorry to hear about your loss. En underbar människa Har nu fÃ¥tt frid… … saknaden är stÃ¥r Men minnen lever kvar Och värmer i vÃ¥ra hjärtan. A wonderful person Has now found peace… … their absence is great But the memories live on And warm our hearts.
Sorry for your loss, may she rest in peace. You had such a positive influence on so many FHS students especially those of us with ‘ issues’ Thank you Mrs. Oyer for making me a better person.
Sorry to hear of Lydia’s passing. She lived a full and wonderful life. We will miss her newsy Christmas letter. We have been remembering all the times we combined our dinners when we lived next door. Also all the swimming she and I(Sally) did together. Great memories for sure. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
My condolences. Lydia was a devoted and talented bridge player. It was a pleasure to play with her.
Bud and Family, so sorry to read of the passing of Lydia. My condolences.
Although we never had the opportunity to meet your mom, she must have been a wonderful woman. She has passed that and her beauty down to you, Margie. We are very sorry for your loss.