I always admired Bro. Fire from the first time I met him in the late '60's when the family came to our church in Del City, Oklahoma. When I was in Bible college in Springfield, Missouri I was a member of the church that was their home church while they were in El Salvador, which provided more opportunities to interact with this wonderful family.
His love for God and the people of El Salvador was inspiring.
Thinking of all of you today. Sending you prayers for for peace, which I know you have, knowing where Uncle Ross has journeyed to. Much love to you dear Aunt and cousins today and always. TERESA. (Bernice Kinchen's oldest daughter.)
Your family has been in our thoughts and prayers all week.. Please know that we send our love and pray that you feel God's special grace during these days. Bro. Fite was a fine faithful missionary who never quit!! Elaine Jones called and asked to be included in sending her prayers and condolences to the family.
The Fites were our missionaries for many years. Dating back in the early '50's when my father, Thurmon Wilson, was pastor of Bible Baptist Church in Bridgeport, Tx and then at Eastside Baptist Church in Fort Worth from '59 to '69. Upon my Father's death my husband, Jesse Wilson, became pastor and we continued to support them. We always enjoyed them and lived supporting them. Through marriage we are distantly related. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Bro. Fite was a humble servant leader. Many lives have been changed because of his faithfulness to God. He will be missed. Please know that we love your family and you are all in our thoughts and prayers. Most sincerely, John and Linda Lemmon
We are praying for your family. Bro. Fite was a godly, missions-minded man who was a friend to many, including us. We learned a lot from him and his faithful example. Bro. Don and Teresa Kelderhouse
Mrs. Fite, we just wanted you to know that we love you and Bro. Fite will always have a special place in our heart. We appreciate so much what your ministry has been and we love you all. Love Zach and Tara and girls.
The Camden Bible Baptist Church family wishes to express its deepest sympathy to the family of Ross David Fite. It was our privilege to support this great missionary for a number of years.
We were saddened to hear of the homegoing of Bro. Fite. Yet we also understand that it is a joyous moment because of our "living hope". Our prayers for all in the family, for a blessed celebration service, and for dear Bro. Cayetano as he brings the message.
What a blessed joy to know that my all-time favorite missionary graduated within hours of my Daddy's home-going. What rejoicing there must have been in Heaven when each realized that the other had just arrived! We sorrow not as others who have no hope. Sending love to all....
Miss Mary and Bro. Collins and family we are so sorry for your loss. What a honor to call him daddy, grandpa and father-in-law. Such a goodly heritage. Praying for you all during this time. So precious knowing heaven is our home!
