Jimbo Fisher has two children. They are Ethan and Trey Fisher.
Ethan Fisher was diagnosed in 2011 with Fanconi anaemia, a rare genetic disease. The diagnosis prompted Ethan’s parents, Jimbo and Candi to begin a national foundation, Kidz1stfund. The non-profit finds critical research on Fanconi anaemia.
The University of Minnesota’s Hospital rechristened its FA program the Kidz1stfund Fanconi Anemia Comprehensive Care Centre.
Fisher’s oldest son, Trey attends the University of Tennessee at Martin where he is a quarterback for the football team.