Chris Fisher died September 6, 2007. Chris and his wife Lynn (Mayhew) Fisher, both long-time residents of South Pasadena and graduates of South Pasadena High School, made South Pasadena their home. Chris loved living in South Pasadena and was looking forward to seeing his daughter, Natalie, graduate from South Pasadena High School in 2009. Chris was an accomplished, well-respected musician, a great guy, who was well-loved by his family and friends. Chris was a 34 year resident of South Pasadena and loved living here! After graduating from SPHS in 1975 he continued to live in So. Pas and went to Trade Technical School in Los Angeles and received his certificate in machining and mold making. He went on to work in the manufacturing Industry for over 30. Chris worked for Stanley Tools for 10 years and went on to do consulting and computer design. He is survived by his wife of 25 years Lynn A Fisher, his daughter Natalie Fisher and his sister Cecilia Fisher.
Lynn Mayhew (Mayhew-Fisher) (1979)
Chris Fisher died September 6, 2007. Chris and his wife Lynn (Mayhew) Fisher, both long-time residents of South Pasadena and graduates of South Pasadena High School, made South Pasadena their home. Chris loved living in South Pasadena and was looking forward to seeing his daughter, Natalie, graduate from South Pasadena High School in 2009. Chris was an accomplished, well-respected musician, a great guy, who was well-loved by his family and friends. Chris was a 34 year resident of South Pasadena and loved living here! After graduating from SPHS in 1975 he continued to live in So. Pas and went to Trade Technical School in Los Angeles and received his certificate in machining and mold making. He went on to work in the manufacturing Industry for over 30. Chris worked for Stanley Tools for 10 years and went on to do consulting and computer design. He is survived by his wife of 25 years Lynn A Fisher, his daughter Natalie Fisher and his sister Cecilia Fisher.