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Jeanne "NeNe" Lee Bandy Fisher

Jeanne "NeNe" Lee Bandy Fisher Lotz Funeral Home - Vinton

1960-09-16 - 2026-07-26

Lotz Funeral Home

Service details listed with Lotz Funeral Home (last service date 2026-08-03); verify visitation and service times on the funeral-home page.

Jeanne Lee Bandy Fisher, lovingly known as “NeNe,” passed away peacefully on July 26, 2026, at the age of 65. Jeanne was truly one of a kind. She never met a stranger and had a heart big enough to help anyone in need, often putting others before herself. Those who knew her best also knew why some affectionately called her “Mean Jeanne.” She believed in te...

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