Miriam Dora Fisher

It is with heavy hearts that the family of Miriam Dora Fisher, 88, of South West Port Mouton announce her passing on April 5, 2026 at Queens Manor, Liverpool.

Born in Port Mouton to Meredith and Ruth (Payzant) Wagner, Miriam was a dedicated wife and mother who was well known for her kindness and caring nature. She had a wonderful ability to make friends wherever she went.

In her earlier years, she was a talented seamstress, baker and cook. Once her children were all in school, she began working outside the home. First at C.W. McLeod Fisheries in Port Mouton until its closure then later at R.E. Newell Fisheries Ltd. In Vogler’s Cove.

Miriam had a great love of walking, especially along the beach in search of sea glass, always happy to stop and chat with anyone she met. Even after moving to Queens Manor, she continued her daily walks through the halls. She became well-loved by the staff and visitors alike, particularly her playful habit of giving a friendly pats on the butt as they walked by.

Miriam is survived by her children Gilbert Burgess of Greenfield, Peter (Rosemary) Burgess of Port Mouton), Alan (Anne Marie) Fisher of Port Mouton, Annette (Ricky) Roy of South West Port Mouton, Shauna (Ian) Corbett of Liverpool, Linda (Tracy) Vincent of Kingston, NS, and Lois (Barry) Bowers of South West Port Mouton. Her thirteen grandchildren Tina, Tanya, Melissa, Damon, Kayla, Hailey, Jaren, Justin, Jessica, Nolan, Chris, Dwayne and joel as well as her fifteen great grandchildren.

Besides her parents, Miriam was predeceased by her first husband Leon Burgess, her second husband Benny , her sister Loraine and her brother Eugene.

A celebration of Miriam’s life will be held at a later date. Donations may be made in Miriam’s memory to Queens Manor or to a charity of your choice. Online condolences may be made below. (www.chandlersfuneral.com)

Miriam’s family wishes to extend their heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Mogan, the dedicated nurses and staff of Queens Manor. They provided Miriam with exceptional care and offered such kindness and thoughtfulness to the family as they sat by her side during her final days.