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HomeMy WebLinkAbout3 of 1946 - A resolution of condolence upon the passing from this life of Christian Henry Fischer, Sunday, May 2 Resolution No 3 By Mayor Gla6e COMMISSIONER Resolution of condolence upon the passing from this life of Christian Henry Fischer, Sun. May 26, 1946. Pre tad to the Board of Camdssioners AND PASSED MAY 281946 cr►a+r RM RDSR Rec 116 3M 1-44 ROLL CALL Lay 28 Salt Lake City,Utah, ,194 b VOTING Aye Nay resolution Y1xeftbt2Sd Y , I move thatm 6aXNo o`4x by iay.or Glade Affleck [fef3lld: be adopted. Matheson . . . r Romney Tedesco Mr. Chairman . . Result Passed y the Board Hof Commi7:rs It Lke City, Utah, .. j City Recorder Mayor Wi LAKE?_G_i Y-OMPO WAINN; SALT I.AKP CITY 1,ITI'AH EARL J. LADE MAYOR Hay 28, 1946 To the Family of Christian Henry Fischer, c/o 7asonic Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah. Dear Friends: Last Sunday morninf, as must harpen to all men, the hand of death took from our midst one of our truly emi— nent Salt Take citizens, Christian Henry Fischer. The administration of Utah's capital city, there— fore, pauses this morning to make an official record of the passing of a great character. Christian Henry Fischer was born in Yurttemberg, Germany, in 1871. As a boy in his teens he came to the United States and fifty two years ago found his way to Salt Lake City. His interests lay largely in the field of busi— ness affairs, where, for years, he was successfully identi— fied with the coal business. It was, however, as a raster Yason of '.asatch Lodge Number 1, and of the York :Ate and Scottish Rite bod— ies that he especially distinguished himself. He rose to the high rank of Grand Master of these bodies. His most notable community contribution was his sponsoring of the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children. For twenty years he served on its hoard of governors, and visited the unit at St. Narks Hospital every day during these two decades. It is, without doubt, one of the most beautiful instances of devoted loyalty to children in Salt Lake City's history. Upwards of thirteen hundred crippled children were cared for during Ir. Fisher's incumbency. It is, therefore, with deep gratitude this morn— ing that we pause in reverent memory of this eminent citi— zen. He represented Salt Iake City, Utah, and America at their best. All of us should be mindful of the great example C.H.F.--2 he set in the solicitude of the welfare of others. It will long be a cherished memory in Salt lake City. Therefore, on behalf of the members of the City Commission, I bring to the children and relatives of Christian Henry Fischer, our gratitude for the ion,- and useful life of their forbear, our appreciation of this thoughtful benevolence and our sorrow at his passing. Respectfully submitted, Salt lake City Commission Dy H'ayor I