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Obituaries



               Fisher, Gay E.








                              Gay E. Fisher                   Gay E. Fisher (cont. …)

                     A graveside service for Gay E. Fisher,
                                                              Her survivors are a son, Frank Fisher
                     87  will  be  at  1  p.m.  Thursday  in   of  Federal  Way;  one  daughter,
                     Ocean  View  Cemetery  with  the  Rev.   Madeleine  Hales  of  Bellevue;  five
                     Larry  Nicholson  of  the  First  United
                                                              grandchildren;    two     great-
                     Methodist   and   Congregational         grandchildren;  and  three  sisters,
                     Church officiating. Friends may call at   Margaret  Brobet,  Katherine  Iddins
                     Harper-Ridgeview  Funeral  Chapel        and Virginia Tibbits, all of Seattle.
                     until  5  p.m.  today.  Mrs.  Fisher  died
                     Friday in Port Angeles.

                                                              Source:  The  [Port  Angeles]  Daily
                     She  was  born  in  Cosmopolis,  Wash.,
                                                              News, Nov. 19, 1995
                     on Feb 23, 1890, to William and Lena
                     McLaughlin.  She  graduated  from
                     Lincoln High School in Seattle and in
                     1923   from   the   University   of
                     Washington.  Mrs.  Fisher  had  taught
                     school  in  Lewis  and  Whatcom
                     counties prior to serving as a librarian
                     at a University of Washington library.

                     On Jan. 11, 1928, she was married to
                     Frank Fisher Jr. in Seattle. He died in
                     1976.

                     She  came  to  Port  Angeles  in  1930
                     from  Port  Townsend.  Mrs.  Fisher
                     belonged  to  the  Senior  Citizens,
                     Olympic Memorial Hospital Auxiliary,
                     the Port Angeles Music Club, and was
                     a  charter  member  of  the  Port
                     Angeles  Garden  Club.  She  also  was
                     one of the founders of the Girl Scouts
                     in Port Angeles.


















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