Mary Tinsley Fisher

Mary Angelyn Park Tinsley Fisher, age 89, of Tuscaloosa, Alabama made her way to Heaven on December 18, 2022.

She was preceded in death by her husband and father of their four children, Exam Edgar (Billy) Tinsley, her second husband, Fred Warren Fisher, her parents Mary Willard Adams Park and Stanley Park, stepmother Marian Hagan Park and both brothers, Stanley Park Jr. and David Lawrence Park.

Mary Angelyn is survived by her children, Angelyn Tinsley Gray (Gene) of Birmingham, AL, Exam Edgar (Eddie) Tinsley Jr, (Ann) of Tuscaloosa, AL, Margaret (Peggy) Tinsley Lewis (Richard) of Murfreesboro, TN, and Robert Joseph (Joe) Tinsley (Donna) of Tuscaloosa, AL.

She is MaeMae to 10 adoring grandchildren, Carlin Gray Graham (Baird) of Nashville, TN, Marian Park Gray of Birmingham, AL, Stewart Tinsley Gray (Melanie), of Birmingham, AL, Brian Park Tinsley, of Tuscaloosa, AL, Newton Hinton Tinsley of Birmingham, AL, Margaret Jackson Tinsley, of Austin, TX, Robert Adam Lewis (Katie) of Franklin, TN, Richard Alexander (Alex) Lewis (Crissa), of Nashville, TN, Joseph Calvin (Cal) Tinsley (Jessica) of Birmingham, AL, Will Adams Tinsley of Tuscaloosa, AL, and 11 really GREAT grandchildren, four wonderful nieces, Fred Fisher's children, Debbie Surdan and Harry (Ann) Fisher, and Fred's three granddaughters, Stacey, Kelsey, and Taylor.

Mary Angelyn was born on September 28, 1933, in Tuscaloosa, AL. Where she lived her entire life. As a child, she loved playing with her brothers and riding horses with her father, a love she was able to share with her children.

She graduated from Tuscaloosa High School where she was a class favorite, and her boyfriend Billy was the quarterback and punter of the football team.

One Semester of College in Danville, Virginia, at Averett College was all she could take. On Christmas break, Freshman Year, she and Billy eloped on December 26, 1952.

Mary Angelyn's life was dedicated to her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, her family and her church, First Baptist Church of Tuscaloosa.

Her family acknowledges close friends from Claymont and Laurelwood, compassionate staff at Capstone Village, her Sunday School class lead by Dr. Hayse Boyd, her friend and caregiver Nikki Shelby, Comfort Care Home Health, and all at Hospice of West Alabama.

In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to First Baptist Church of Tuscaloosa or Hospice of West Alabama.