Carolyn S. Fischer

Carolyn Sue Fischer, 80, of Blue Springs, MO, passed away peacefully at her home on Monday, November 9, 2026.  Carolyn was born on April 14, 1946, in Blue Springs, MO, to Herbert and Maryetta (Baldwin) Franke.  She was united in marriage to Charles Otto Fischer on July 16, 1966, in Blue Springs, MO and they shared 60 wonderful years together.  Carolyn worked for AT&T in manufacturing on the production assembly line for 30 years.  She was a member of the Pointe of Hope Church in Blue Springs, MO.  

A visitation will be held Friday, November 13, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. at Royer Funeral Home, located at 100 Royer Lane, Grain Valley, Missouri, 64029. A service will be held at 11:00 a.m. with a burial to follow in Valley Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, the family welcomes contributions to Pointe of Hope Church, located at 1215 NW Hwy 7, Blue Springs, Missouri, 64014. 

Carolyn was preceded in death by her son, Kevin Fischer, parents, brother Raymond Franke, brother-in-laws, Kenneth Fischer and Norman Estep. 

She is survived by her loving husband, Charles Fischer of Blue Springs, MO; her daughter, Lori Bragaw (Chris) of Blue Springs, MO; grandchildren, Jordan Fischer of Oak Grove, MO, Austin Bragaw of Independence, MO, Ashlynn Fischer of Oak Grove, MO, Kylee Bragaw of Oak Grove, MO, Carlie Fischer of Oak Grove, MO; siblings, Marylan Estep of Blue Springs, MO, Donna Skaggs (Ron) of Grain Valley, MO, Sharon Fischer of Wellington, MO, and Vicki Browning (Kevin) of Grain Valley, MO.  

Carolyn treasured every moment she spent with her family, creating countless memories filled with love, laughter and togetherness.  She enjoyed attending Comets indoor soccer games, watching Nascar races, shopping and going to the movies with her daughter, and spending time at garage sales with her sister.  Above all, she simply loved being surrounded by those she held dear.  Carolyn was her grandchildren’s biggest fan and most devoted cheerleader.  Whether it was baseball, soccer or tennis, she was always there on the sidelines, cheering them on with pride.  No amount of cold, rain, heat or snow could keep her from supporting her grandkids and being part of the moments that meant so much to them. 

Carolyn always had a heart of gold and was willing to lend a helping hand to anyone.  She was kind and compassionate and always put others needs before her own.  After retirement, she enjoyed volunteering for events at the church in her spare time.   

She also cherished time spent on the pontoon boat fishing, laughing and making special memories with her husband and family (even though she would not get in the water).  Her favorite vacation spot with her family was Branson. 

The holidays held a special place in Carolyn’s heart, especially Christmas.  She loved Christmas lights and filled her home and yard with decorations that reflected her love for the season.  Her Christmas spirt brought warmth and joy to everyone around her.  More than anything Carolyn loved her family.  It was never about what they were doing, but about being together.  The memories she created, the love she shared and the unwavering support she gave will forever be treasured by those who were blessed to know and love her. 

Obituary submitted by the family 

Arrangements by Royer Funeral Home in Grain Valley, MO