James William Fish

Apr 19, 1965 — Aug 9, 2026

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  1. James William “Jim” Fish, 61 of Stroudsburg, passed away at his home on Sunday August 9,
  2. 2026, after a long and arduous journey with cancer. Through the years, he navigated many
  3. treatment options, persevering each day with strength and determination.
  4. Born in East Stroudsburg, the son of Ronald William and Lucille Lorenzet Fish, Jim was a
  5. lifelong resident of Monroe Country. His passions included hunting, fishing, golfing, and, most
  6. importantly, spending time with family. He found joy in the simple moments and the company of
  7. good friends.
  8. Jim served as a member of the East Stroudsburg Fire Department, Acme Hose Company No. 1
  9. for 35 years. As a young man, Jim started his career alongside his grandfather, William Charles
  10. Fish. A master of his craft, Jim was not only a sales and design engineer, but also a third
  11. generation sheet metal worker whose work encompassed both small and far-reaching scopes
  12. within the community.
  13. Jim was a trusted mentor, teacher, and problem solver whose willingness to help, knowledge, and
  14. patience shaped the careers of countless coworkers. No matter the challenge, people knew they
  15. could turn to him for guidance, as he never hesitated to share his time, expertise, and unique
  16. perspective. He was always willing to lend a helping hand, and if he could give you a hard time
  17. while doing it, all the better. Jim had a quick wit and a good-natured way of teasing those around
  18. him, often using humor as his own way of showing he cared.
  19. He is survived by his mother, Lucille Fish Read; sister, Connie Fish Harris; and three children,
  20. Kaitlin Fish, Taylor Fish, and Will Fish.
  21. A Celebration of Jim’s Life will be held at the Moose Lodge, 705 Stokes Mill Road, East
  22. Stroudsburg on Sunday August 23, 2026 from 1-5pm. The family invites all who knew and loved
  23. him to attend.
  24. Donations can be made in Jim’s name to the Broadhead Chapter of Trout Unlimited: Donate
  25. Here

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