Bradley James Fischer, 51, of St. Leon, Indiana passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, September 8, 2026. Born July 26, 1975, he is the son of Bob and Betty (Stenger) Fischer.
Brad was a member of All Saints Parish, and was a Regional Sales Manager for SRS Distribution, as well as part owner of Harrison Premier Fitness.
Brad, or “Icky” as he was affectionally known, was an honest, devoted, hardworking man, which carried over to every aspect of his life. Brad served the Greater Cincinnati roofing industry with passion and determination for almost 30 years. In Icky’s free time, he enjoyed riding his Harley, and cruising the back roads in his Ranger. To know Icky was to love him for the tough, stubborn, loud, and larger than life approach he took. Underneath the hard shell, was a soft, cuddly, teddy bear, who loved God, his family, his career, his customers and friends deeply.
Brad’s greatest and proudest accomplishments were his children, Carmen and Vaughn. Carmen was the light of his life, his true pride and joy, and Icky found himself cheering Carmen on in whatever new endeavor it may be. Brad loved to listen to her sing. He did his very best to be a horse show dad. He was over the moon when Carmen decided to take up Track and Field and weightlifting, finally a sport that he could guide and work along beside her. He was proud of all her accomplishments and everyone knew it.
While his time with Vaughn was cut short, he leaned on the memories of the times they shared together, playing with many toy tractors, big and small, especially his Farmall Super MTA, and the few times that they got to run their rabbit dogs together.
While he loved Carmen with all of his heart, he carried the grief of the loss of this beloved son, Vaughn, and sister, Kendra, with him daily. We rejoice knowing they have all received their eternal reward, and are reunited again.
Brad is survived by his pride and joy, his daughter Carmen; his parents Bob and Betty Fischer; sister and brother-in-law Katie and Billy Enneking; nieces Kenya and Taya Enneking; and the mother of his children, Shelly Schneider Fischer, as well as many aunts, uncles, cousins, friends, and colleagues.
In addition to his son Vaughn, who passed away in 2020, he was proceeded in death by his sister Kendra, and his grandparents Reca Arnoldy and Leo and Bernadette Stenger.
Visitation honoring Brad will be held on Sunday, September 13 at the Parish Life Center of All Saints Parish. Rosary will begin at 1:45pm followed by visitation from 2:00pm to 6:00pm. Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Monday, September 14 at 10:00am at St. Joseph Campus of All Saints Parish. Burial will immediately follow in the church cemetery. For those unable to attend, Mass will be live streamed at https://www.youtube.com/user/aspweeklyhomily. Memorials in Brad’s memory can be made to the Vaughn Fischer Memorial Fund (through the Franklin County Community Fund) or Masses. Memorials will be accepted at the visitation, sent directly to the Franklin County Community Fund, or mailed to the funeral home. Family and friends are encouraged to leave condolences at www.andres-wuestefeldfh.com.