Son of Wilbur Aaron and Anne Marie Fischer
He was born on March 8th 1968 at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
After graduating from Fauquier High school in 1987, David went to work for the Fairfax County Government and because of his dedication and good work was promoted to supervisor for the Wastewater Management Division. He worked there until his health no longer permitted, completing 28 years of loyal service.
Although his grave marker indicates that he died in 2017, David passed away at his home in Warrenton on Christmas day 2016, following a courageous and well fought battle with cancer.
Left to mourn him, a sister, and a brother and their families, many friends and two aunts in Germany.
He was born on March 8th 1968 at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
After graduating from Fauquier High school in 1987, David went to work for the Fairfax County Government and because of his dedication and good work was promoted to supervisor for the Wastewater Management Division. He worked there until his health no longer permitted, completing 28 years of loyal service.
Although his grave marker indicates that he died in 2017, David passed away at his home in Warrenton on Christmas day 2016, following a courageous and well fought battle with cancer.
Left to mourn him, a sister, and a brother and their families, many friends and two aunts in Germany.
Son of Wilbur Aaron and Anne Marie Fischer
He was born on March 8th 1968 at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
After graduating from Fauquier High school in 1987, David went to work for the Fairfax County Government and because of his dedication and good work was promoted to supervisor for the Wastewater Management Division. He worked there until his health no longer permitted, completing 28 years of loyal service.
Although his grave marker indicates that he died in 2017, David passed away at his home in Warrenton on Christmas day 2016, following a courageous and well fought battle with cancer.
Left to mourn him, a sister, and a brother and their families, many friends and two aunts in Germany.
He was born on March 8th 1968 at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
After graduating from Fauquier High school in 1987, David went to work for the Fairfax County Government and because of his dedication and good work was promoted to supervisor for the Wastewater Management Division. He worked there until his health no longer permitted, completing 28 years of loyal service.
Although his grave marker indicates that he died in 2017, David passed away at his home in Warrenton on Christmas day 2016, following a courageous and well fought battle with cancer.
Left to mourn him, a sister, and a brother and their families, many friends and two aunts in Germany.
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