Wednesday, December 4, 2019
Sandy was my brother-in-law for forty years. We married into a very large Fischer family and had to, on occasion, jointly protect ourselves as "outlaws". He was a solid presence within the extended family structure, available to assist and support every member.
He had a sense of humor which he shared with family, friends, and patients. When I had a cold or sore throat, Sandy would tell me that it would be gone in five days, whether I visited a doctor or not. Saved me a fortune in unnecessary MD visits!
He was a true professional in his field. A man of competence, skill, and caring who treated those with disabilities with compassion and a sense of hope. Sandy went out of his way to make everyone feel important.
Sandy was a great husband and father. He greatly loved his wife and was extremely proud and supportive of his talented daughters.
I'm proud to have known such a wonderful guy for so long.
