Stanton K. Fisher

Stan was a great friend. He's a good man, resourceful, generous and full of fun.
I miss him and sure he is in a better place now still talking and laughing.

Stan Fisher was my first boss in my new career as a Medical Laboratory Technician. I interned at Goddard Memorial Hospital. He also gave me my first job, while still in college learning, in Microbiology of course. I loved Micro( as we called it) he was always there to answer my questions and teach me what I needed to know. Stan was the best boss i had in this job in the lab. After 7yrs I moved to Plymouth so I eventually had to leave the Goddard. The managers there could not compare to Stan....

Kate,

You and your children are in my thoughts and prayers as you adjust to life without your Stan. He will always be in your hearts, as I remember Stan, his family was his life and I know he is watching over you during this difficult time.

I can't believe my mentor is gone. Stan taught me in the Microbiology department in the Lab at Goddard Memorial Hospital. He made me laugh and was such a wonderful person. I am saddened to hear he has passed. My Nicole has another angel to welcome in heaven. She knew Stan also. The many times I had to bring her to the lab for the switch off with my husband.
Katie, so sorry you have lost your warm and loving partner, Sending much love and prayers to you and the girls.

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Kate, Stan will be greatly missed. I enjoyed spending time talking and sharing moments together. My thoughts go out to you and your family at this difficult time. Sherry Hunnewell (Bridgewater, MA)

To Stan's family, He will be missed by so many people because he touched so many lives. He will always be remembered for his kind ways and his wonderful sense of humor. With our deepest sympathy, Cheryl and Rick Ohlson

Katie, Our hearts go out to you and the girls at this time. Stan was a special person and those that knew him and spent time with him know what I mean. He will remain in our hearts forever and know that our maker has someone special in his hands. I know he will watch over you until you meet again. God Bless you and the girls.

So sorry for your lose. Stan was a warm and wonderful man, and a pleasure to know.

Katie,
We are holding good thoughts for you at this difficult time. I had the great fortune of being one of the many "students of Stan" at the Goddard.
I always smile and sometimes laugh out loud when I think of the time spent working for Stan. He will be missed, in the best possible way.