Sending much love from the Brauns in Truckee. We are heartbroken for Tobi and the rest of the Fisher ‘ohana. Having lived across the street from Pat and his family on Mano Drive for over 30 years, we feel fortunate to have called him neighbor!! 💜  We always knew Pat was home when we heard his diesel truck coming around the bend, and he always had time to roll down his window, give you a smile, a shaka, and a “Howzit?” 

A favorite memory of mine is from early on when I was home alone (Randy out of town) and I had a huge dead rat in my garage in a trap. Luckily, Pat was at home across the street and was only too happy to come dispose of the rat. I’ll never forget him walking out of the garage, barehanded, rat trap in hand with the large rat dangling. He smiled mischievously and asked, “Where’s your stew pot?!” Always there with that sense of humor and laughter. 

May he rest in peace now. He lives on in the memories of so many. Remember, he’s not gone. Just gone on ahead. 🙏

Pat was one of a kind. The moment I met him I liked him!!!

ABSOLUTLEY authentic!!!

Family man through and through. I laughed every single time I saw him and interacted with him.  Every time I knew I would be able to see him I was looking forward just spending some minutes with him. 

Pat, rest in Peace. 

Love you and your Family!🙏🏻

We love you Fisher Ohana!

Pat was an amazing man with a bigger than life personality! He will be so dearly missed by everyone that was blessed enough to know him. 

Rest in love Pat!