Bernard Fisher

1918–2019 (age 101)

Air Force officer

Biography

Bernard Fisher (1918–2019) served his country with distinction as an Air Force officer, earning the Medal of Honor for a daring rescue and now honored at Homewood Cemetery. He faced peril with calm resolve, setting a powerful example for all who served alongside him.

His dedication extended beyond military service, as he remained a steadfast advocate for veterans and a mentor to those following in his footsteps, proving that a life of duty can also be a life of service to others.

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