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A CELEBRATION OF LIFE
KATHEEN FISHERJANUARY 12, 1950 – JANUARY 8, 2017
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OBITUARYOn January 8, 2017, Kathy died peacefully after suffering many illnesses brought on by her lupus condition.
Kathy was born Kathleen Ann Marcellus in Easton, PA. She lived there for 13 years until her family moved to Ft. Myers, FL. During those 13 years, her passion was sledding with her cousin, Michael, with whom she was very close. They have remained close all these years.
Upon completing high school in Florida, Kathy obtained an undergrad degree in psychology and then went on to achieve two years of law school in Atlanta while serving as flight attendant for 28 years for Delta Airlines. Her travels took her around the world to exotic locations such as Paris, Rome, London and St. Thomas. She and her husband, Joe, often vacationed in many of these same spots.
At the age of 38, she and Joe took on the responsibility of raising Zoe, Joe's granddaughter. This to Kathy was a labor of love and she poured her heart and soul into the project.
Kathy was a reader, often reading 2-3 books a week. She loved to discuss her most recent book with friends and give recommendations for others. She was also a skillful and avid bridge player.
Kathy was known by all for her grace and elegance and her way of making people with whom she came into contact feel good. Despite all her illnesses and physical challenges, she remained positive and upbeat and to many who knew her, she was their hero and role model.
In lieu of flowers, Kathy’s family requests thatdonations be made to the Lupus Foundation of America.
ORDER OF SERVICEKathleen Fisher: A Celebration of Life
Saturday, January 21, 2017 11:00 a.m.Northside Community Church, Ann Arbor
Musical Meditations Susie & Kathryn Goodson
Prelude String Quartet
Handbell Introit “Balm in Gilead” (Traditional) Al & Sheree CarkCall to Worship Terence McGinn Poem: “I Did Not Die” (Frye) Pastor
Hymn #145, verses 1, 2, 3 “Morning Has Broken”
Invocation Sheree ClarkI Corinthians 15: 51-54 Ministry Associate
Anthem Chancel Choir “Set Me As a Seal” (Clausen) Paul Clark, Director
Reading of Obituary
Viewing Comments from Friends
Eulogy John Fisher
Pastoral Comments and Prayer
Hymn #711, verses 1, 4, 6 “For All the Saints”
Benediction
Duet “The Prayer” (Foster et al) Glenn & Holly Perry
Postlude String Quartet
Following the service, Kathy’s family will receive friends downstairs.