Obituary
DOUGLAS BRADFORD FISH, 64, of Orlando, Florida, passed away on April 30, 2022, at the AdventHealth Hospice in Altamonte Springs following an extended illness. He is now an angel in heaven. He was born in Miami, Florida on July 22, 1957, to Muriel and Anthony Fish. Douglas moved to Orlando, Florida in the late 1990’s, and made it his home with his life partner, Richard Brady. Douglas loved to make people laugh and always “found the funny” in any situation. He spent his life helping people and worked at Baptist Hospital in Miami for approximately 30 years. He volunteered his time helping and supporting AIDS and cancer patients and the homeless. Douglas was also an interior designer and a web designer. Even in his last days, he was planning and designing his room. Douglas loved animals, music, entertainment, and travel.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Muriel and Anthony Fish, and his life-long partner, Richard Brady. He is survived by his sisters, Toni-Jean Fish of Miami, Florida, Lori-Jay Iturriaga (Manny) of Miami, Florida, Jodi-Lee Sayeg (Randy) of Macon, Georgia, Jeri-Sue Moffitt (Jim) of Lake City, Florida, and Judy Fish-Grassi (Jim) of Sarasota, Florida; and his nieces and nephews, Robert Gonzalez, Heather Gonzalez, Michael Lundstrom, Shane Heyder, Kristin Heyder, Brittany Heyder, Robert Sahland, Rex Saip, AJ Saip, Kevin Saip, Douglas Sayeg, James Moffitt, Jr. and Christopher Moffitt.
A celebration of life will be held at Christ Fellowship Chapel, 8900 SW 168th Street, Palmetto Bay, Florida, on Saturday, June 4, 2022, at 11:00 a.m.
In lieu of flowers, you can donate to a local homeless shelter in honor of Douglas’s memory.
I am in shock. I had no idea. Last we spoke you were putting something on the mail to me. We talked about you moving and you were looking forward to a new state and new people.
I called and texted for Christmas, New year’s and your birthday and could not reach you. I decided to Google tonight because it is not like you to go missing for this long. I am sorry that I did not get to say goodbye. Rest in peace my dear friend. I will cherish the memories of the past 31 years from doing my make up on my wedding day, to driving me to target to get last minute things right before taking me to the hospital to give birth. The jokes to cheer me up, and the listening ear over the years. I am happy that I was able to be that listening ear for you as well. I am sure that you are with Richard now. You missed him so.
I will miss you
I hope you friends get to see these.
Retirement
Always sharing good times!
Judy Vicki and Douglas
Growing up with you was always an adventure and fun !
Willing to give of yourself to do many !
You will be missed but never forgotten!
My brother my friend
Love you
Lori
Douglas and I with Shane
Douglas and Jeri
Douglas and Jodi
say, "I used everything you gave me'.
Erma Bombeck
… One of your favorite people.
You certainly had A LOT OF TALENT and helped so many people throughout your life, literally up until you no longer could. That is what I’ll remember most … and your sense of humor of course.
I love you, Doug.
Doug and I
Doug and I disco dancing days!
You always tried to find the funny, all the way to the end.
Rest in the arms of those who loved you and passed before you...Richard, your mom...
You will be missed.
Douuuga and I in the middle with Jeri,Jodi,Robert,Mom,Shane,Jimmy and Richard
Mom and Doug
My Brother my friend all through our lives !
As young children we clung to each other for comfort in troubled times as we did as we grew older.
He was a jokester a funny guy always looking for a way to laugh in the hardest situations.
I think that will stick with me in front of all the other attributes.
I so loved him and will always carry him with me.
My brother my friend
Love you always
Lori
Doug at home.
Me at home
Doug became the biggest part of my heart…We talked every single day, for two years and had plans to spend the last of our days together but, God had different plans…
It’s really strange for me but, I am glad that he is finally with Richard, who was the love of his life, for 42 years…
I feel like I can say this, wholeheartedly….
I Love You both and I am glad that you will spend Eternity together, in PERFECT LOVE and INFINITE LIGHT….
You will always be the biggest part of my heart…
Eternal Unconditional Love and Light to You, Dougie…I Will Always Love You…✨
Rest in blissful peace.
Yours Always, Bobby.