Ed Fishel

1914–1999 (age 85)

Biography

Ed Fishel lived a life marked by quiet dedication to duty and country, bringing a steady spirit to the communities he served both in uniform and beyond. His commitment to service led him through years of faithful work, and his personal warmth left a lasting impression on family, friends, and comrades alike.

Honoring his legacy, Ed was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery, where the final salute recognizes a life of steadfast responsibility and a deep sense of patriotism.

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