PENDLETON, IN – Christopher P. Rowland-Fisher, 72, entered in to eternal rest with his Lord and Savior on Saturday, August 22, 2020 from St. Vincent Heart Hospital in Carmel. We are comforted as Chris's family by the scripture promise in Corinthians "We are full of courage and would much prefer to leave our home in the body and be at home with the Lord" (NKJV)
Chris was born on January 1, 1948 in Dearborn, Michigan. After high school, he served in the United States Army as a military policeman. Following his honorable discharge, he attended and graduated from the University of Delaware in 1976. Chris was a self-employed building contractor and along with his daughter Lizzie had owned and operated Family Homes of Indiana LLC. He was an active member of Horizon Christian Fellowship in Indianapolis where he was in a men's Bible study. Chris enjoyed so many things in his active lifestyle including, golfing, fishing, game playing, working crossword puzzles frequently and being an avid reader. Among family and friends, he was an excellent cook being known for his awesome fajitas. Every holiday Chris would showcase his restaurant quality prime rib and Yorkshire pudding. Chris will be remembered as a selfless, positive and giving person. At the drop of a hat, Chris would drive anywhere for anyone to help in any situation. His faith and his family were the primary focus of his life. Time spent with his two grandchildren was priceless to Chris, Frances and Esther. His beautiful smile will be warmly and fondly remembered.
Survivors:
Wife- Elaine Rowland-Fisher-married July 24, 1982
Daughters-Jessie (Joe) Foster-Frankton, Andie Rowland-Fisher MD-Minneapolis, Minnesota, Lizzie Rowland-Fisher-Pendleton
2 Grandchildren-Frances Foster and Esther Foster both of Frankton
Chris was preceded in death by his adoptive parents-Norman and Nancy Tubbs, his step-father John Rowland-Fisher.
Cremation has been chosen and private services will take place at the convenience of the family.
Chris was born on January 1, 1948 in Dearborn, Michigan. After high school, he served in the United States Army as a military policeman. Following his honorable discharge, he attended and graduated from the University of Delaware in 1976. Chris was a self-employed building contractor and along with his daughter Lizzie had owned and operated Family Homes of Indiana LLC. He was an active member of Horizon Christian Fellowship in Indianapolis where he was in a men's Bible study. Chris enjoyed so many things in his active lifestyle including, golfing, fishing, game playing, working crossword puzzles frequently and being an avid reader. Among family and friends, he was an excellent cook being known for his awesome fajitas. Every holiday Chris would showcase his restaurant quality prime rib and Yorkshire pudding. Chris will be remembered as a selfless, positive and giving person. At the drop of a hat, Chris would drive anywhere for anyone to help in any situation. His faith and his family were the primary focus of his life. Time spent with his two grandchildren was priceless to Chris, Frances and Esther. His beautiful smile will be warmly and fondly remembered.
Survivors:
Wife- Elaine Rowland-Fisher-married July 24, 1982
Daughters-Jessie (Joe) Foster-Frankton, Andie Rowland-Fisher MD-Minneapolis, Minnesota, Lizzie Rowland-Fisher-Pendleton
2 Grandchildren-Frances Foster and Esther Foster both of Frankton
Chris was preceded in death by his adoptive parents-Norman and Nancy Tubbs, his step-father John Rowland-Fisher.
Cremation has been chosen and private services will take place at the convenience of the family.
PENDLETON, IN – Christopher P. Rowland-Fisher, 72, entered in to eternal rest with his Lord and Savior on Saturday, August 22, 2020 from St. Vincent Heart Hospital in Carmel. We are comforted as Chris's family by the scripture promise in Corinthians "We are full of courage and would much prefer to leave our home in the body and be at home with the Lord" (NKJV)
Chris was born on January 1, 1948 in Dearborn, Michigan. After high school, he served in the United States Army as a military policeman. Following his honorable discharge, he attended and graduated from the University of Delaware in 1976. Chris was a self-employed building contractor and along with his daughter Lizzie had owned and operated Family Homes of Indiana LLC. He was an active member of Horizon Christian Fellowship in Indianapolis where he was in a men's Bible study. Chris enjoyed so many things in his active lifestyle including, golfing, fishing, game playing, working crossword puzzles frequently and being an avid reader. Among family and friends, he was an excellent cook being known for his awesome fajitas. Every holiday Chris would showcase his restaurant quality prime rib and Yorkshire pudding. Chris will be remembered as a selfless, positive and giving person. At the drop of a hat, Chris would drive anywhere for anyone to help in any situation. His faith and his family were the primary focus of his life. Time spent with his two grandchildren was priceless to Chris, Frances and Esther. His beautiful smile will be warmly and fondly remembered.
Survivors:
Wife- Elaine Rowland-Fisher-married July 24, 1982
Daughters-Jessie (Joe) Foster-Frankton, Andie Rowland-Fisher MD-Minneapolis, Minnesota, Lizzie Rowland-Fisher-Pendleton
2 Grandchildren-Frances Foster and Esther Foster both of Frankton
Chris was preceded in death by his adoptive parents-Norman and Nancy Tubbs, his step-father John Rowland-Fisher.
Cremation has been chosen and private services will take place at the convenience of the family.
Chris was born on January 1, 1948 in Dearborn, Michigan. After high school, he served in the United States Army as a military policeman. Following his honorable discharge, he attended and graduated from the University of Delaware in 1976. Chris was a self-employed building contractor and along with his daughter Lizzie had owned and operated Family Homes of Indiana LLC. He was an active member of Horizon Christian Fellowship in Indianapolis where he was in a men's Bible study. Chris enjoyed so many things in his active lifestyle including, golfing, fishing, game playing, working crossword puzzles frequently and being an avid reader. Among family and friends, he was an excellent cook being known for his awesome fajitas. Every holiday Chris would showcase his restaurant quality prime rib and Yorkshire pudding. Chris will be remembered as a selfless, positive and giving person. At the drop of a hat, Chris would drive anywhere for anyone to help in any situation. His faith and his family were the primary focus of his life. Time spent with his two grandchildren was priceless to Chris, Frances and Esther. His beautiful smile will be warmly and fondly remembered.
Survivors:
Wife- Elaine Rowland-Fisher-married July 24, 1982
Daughters-Jessie (Joe) Foster-Frankton, Andie Rowland-Fisher MD-Minneapolis, Minnesota, Lizzie Rowland-Fisher-Pendleton
2 Grandchildren-Frances Foster and Esther Foster both of Frankton
Chris was preceded in death by his adoptive parents-Norman and Nancy Tubbs, his step-father John Rowland-Fisher.
Cremation has been chosen and private services will take place at the convenience of the family.
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