HENRY EUGENE "GENE" FISK

I was so saddened this morning when I looked up Gene Fisk only to find out he passed away last year. I studied physics with him as a freshman and to a large degree because of him and Prof Kraemer became a physics major. I think the day before I had to declare a major, Prof. Fisk invited me to his home out near Monroeville for dinner with his family. I think that evening my choice was made to study physics. While I didn´t become a physicist, I never regretted the training. And I always...

I was wondering how you guys were getting along, since I last talked to Gene several years ago, so I decided to Google his name and see if I could get an address or phone number. I was saddened to read his obituary and passing of this year. I had been working with him as a film scanner of particle collision events, employed by Dr. Harold Tiko in the Physics Lab at UCLA. I was working to save money for completing my engineering degree at Purdue University, which I did complete in 1963. I...

So very sorry for your loss. Gene was such a wonderful man! I enjoyed getting to know him at the Congregational Church of Batavia and singing in the choir with him.

With great sadness I learned of Gene's passing. We both worked on the Fermilab Tevatron accelerator in the Technical Support Section the early 1980s. We have lost a good friend.

Dear Jean, I am so sorry that we lost touch. I remember Gene as a high quality guy who shared thoughtful insights with ironic humor. I wish you good memories and the faith that things get better with time.

Jean, Very sorry to get the sad news. Please receive our warmest condolences.

Sorry for you loss, he was a wonderful person to work with.

It was an honor to be a part of his life- what a wonderful husband, father, and grandfather

Dear Jeanie, we are so sorry for your loss. We´ll always remember Gene as a wonderful friend and colleague. Wishing for you all the comfort friends and family and good memories can bring, Frank and Wyatt Merritt