Obituary of Motrena Darlette Fisher

"I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith; Henceforth there is laid up for me a crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, shall give me at that day; and not to me only, but unto all them also that love his appearing.

2 Timothy 4: 7-8

Montrena "Trena" Darlette Fisher was born on July 5, 1973 to Ray Fisher, Jr. and Barbara Jean James Fisher at Rapides Regional Medical Center in Alexandria, Louisiana.  Trena was the baby of three children.  SHe brought immediate joy, love, and laughter to the family.  Trena accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior at an early age and was baptized at Bright Morning Star Baptist Church in Pineville, Louisiana.

When she entered high school, Trena completed everything she set her mind to do.  She was very energetic and would communicate with everybody; whether it was a relative friend or neighbor.  SHe was not shyand never met a strange.  Trena graduated from Alexandria Senior High in 12991.  She loved basketball and was an active basketball team member of the Lady Trojans.  She was a very talented player.  She was also an avid supporter community, political and social events.

Trena was employed by the Rapides Parish Sheriff's Department for 11 years.  She began her career as a Correctional Officer and later transferred to the Bonds and Fines Department.  As Trena grew older, her interests became more diverse.  She loved children and always dreamed of havin g her own private in-home childcare business.  Her dream became reality and "Bundles of Joy Childcare" was established in February 5, 2011.  She provided a loving caring and teachable environment for every child that was entrusted into her care.  SHe loved and cared for each child as if they were her own and they loved her just as much.  After her mother became ill, Trena put aside her desires and became a caregiver for her mother while struggling with her own health.

After the birth of her daughter, Trena was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes.  This journey would take her through some tough battles, but she fought the good fight of faith and she finished her course.  She was a woman of strength, courage and determination.  It was her faith in God that helped her get through the tough times.  Trena's battle with this disease caused her to visit the hospital almost on a weekly basis at one point, but she was determined to stay as independent as she possibly could and she never complained.  Trena was a very independent and confident young woman who refused to let her illness control her destiny.  SHe knew what she needed to do and never wavered in pursuing her goals.  Her strength, courage and dignity are to be admired.

Trena was a loving and protective mother.  SHe had a stong desire to provide for herself and her children. She loved her children and granddaughter more than life itself.  Trena also loved her family and friends unconditionally.  There was nothing she would not do for them and nothing that she did not do for the,.  She was also a loving daughter, sister, grandmother, aunt, cousin and friend.  She gave the best of herself to everyone.

Those left to cherish Trena's memory are her parents, Ray Fisher, Jr. and Barbara Jean James Fisher; two children, Jacorey Vincent Robinson and Ja'Nyja Ray'Nae Johnson; one granddaughter, Kori'Anna Noel Robinson and her mom Brieanna Todd; two siblings, Val Renee FisherLewis (Robert), Kevin Renard Fisher, Sr. (Charmin) two aunts Mary Louise James Wardsworth (Anderson Jr.); Sharon Carroll (Matthew), first cousins raised as siblings; Andrea Wardsworth Baker, Anna Gail Wardsworth; two nephews, Kevin Renard Fisher Jr. and Kyland Reshard Fisher; one great nephew Kai River Fisher; two Yorkies, Tex and Peyton and a host of cousins, relatives, and friends.  Although our lives' journeys have bid us to be apart, Montrena Darlette's memories are very much a live in us.