Benjamin Conner Fisher, beloved son, brother, and friend, passed away on February 8, 2026. Born on April 24, 1997, Ben was a shining light in the lives of those who knew him. His kindness, generosity, and unwavering faith were evident in everything he did. A devoted Christian, Ben prioritized family above all else, embodying the values that he held dear throughout his life.

Ben grew up in Hendersonville, where he attended Hendersonville High School before graduating from Station Camp High School. He treasured the friendships he built during those years, whether in the classroom or playing with his travel soccer team. His love for sports were both on and off the field—he enjoyed playing soccer and basketball, and he especially loved cheering on the Tennessee Titans and the Nashville Predators.

Nature held a special place in Ben’s heart, and he was never happier than when he had a fishing pole in hand, ready to catch smallmouth bass. He also enjoyed hunting turkey and deer, embracing every opportunity to be outdoors. His curiosity extended beyond nature—Ben loved learning about the Civil War and often toured local battlefields with his family, sharing those experiences with the same enthusiasm he brought to all his interests. Whether he was exploring the wilderness or spending time at home with his family, Ben approached life with genuine enthusiasm. His love for animals was clear in the special bond he shared with his dogs, Cindy and Wilbur, creating countless treasured memories together.

Family time meant everything to Ben. He especially loved the weekends spent with his nieces, when he would cook and bake for them, filling their visits with warmth and joy. Saturday nights were a cherished tradition for Ben and his sister, Kayla, as they watched UFC fights together, sharing laughter and excitement as each match unfolded.

Ben will be deeply missed by his family, including his mother Leah Phillips Fisher, his father Charles Stanley Fisher, and his grandparents Clara Fisher, Robert and Leah Quandt, and Karen Phillips.

He is also survived by his sisters Kayla Nicole Wilks, Jordan Lange Dollins, Mya Isabelle Fisher, and Lyla Elizabeth Fisher; his uncle Steve Fisher (Susan), uncle Bob Quandt (Cortney), aunt Rena Whitford (Matt), uncle Mark Phillips (Stephen), uncle Ryan Phillips (Ashley), uncle Christopher Phillips (Anne), aunt Stephanie Binkley (Tim), and aunt Shona Phillips.

Ben was also a loving uncle to nieces Allison Dollins, Victoria Wilks, and Violet Dollins.

Other relatives that will cherish his memory include his cousins, Caleb Quandt, Luke Quandt, Josephine Whitford, Tyler Phillips, Collin Phillips, Jack Phillips, Halen Phillips, River Phillips, Dustin Binkley, Dillon Binkley, Daphne Binkley, Travis Fisher, and Holly Robinson.

Ben is preceded in death by two of his grandfathers, Earl Doyne Phillips and James William Fisher.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donation be made to Blood Cancer United.

Serving as pallbearers will be Caleb Quandt, Luke Quandt, Eric Wilks, Dustin Binkley, Dillon Binkley, and John Wesley Stewart.

As we gather to celebrate Ben's life, a visitation will be held at Hendersonville Memory Gardens, Funeral Home & Cremation Center on February 12, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, followed by the funeral service at 1:00 PM and burial at 2:00 PM. It is a time for his loved ones to come together, share stories, and honor the memory of a remarkable individual who taught us all the importance of faith, family, and kindness.