Cinthia Christine Fisher

Cinthia Christine Fisher passed away on Saturday, April 22, 2023 after a courageous three-year battle with cancer. Surrounded by family, she was 55 years old when she passed away at a Las Vegas hospital. She will be missed by her close-knit family and numerous friends.

Born on February 5, 1968 in Charleston, South Carolina, Cindy moved to Las Vegas when she was three. She grew up in Las Vegas, graduated from Sunset High School in 1986, raised a family here, worked as a medical assistant for many years at Las Vegas Urology and later became a Medicare broker and owner of The Fisher Agency. She knew many people, most of whom called her friend, in the Las Vegas community.

Cindy will be best known as a loving wife, mother and grandmother. She cherished time with her family, especially during the holidays and special occasions. She also enjoyed her trips to Hawaii and San Diego with her husband, her many outings to Disneyland with her children and grandchildren, and she enjoyed puzzling, board games, and scrapbooking. Cindy loved supporting her children by attending her daughter Kali’s school musical performances, seeing her son Cris put together world-class outdoor Christmas displays and her long weekends traveling to watch her son Zach play club baseball. Those who were close to her cherished her kindness and thoughtfulness. Until the very end she continued to always think of others before herself. She was an irreplaceable bright light in this world and set an example of positivity, goodness and generosity.

She is survived by her husband, Jay Fisher; her three children and their spouses Kali and Lee Wharton; Zachary and Lisa Hanna; and Cris Hanna and his longtime partner Katerina Emelioukova; four grandchildren Kennedy Hanna, Jack and Scott Wharton, and Olivia Fisher; her mother Donna Carol and father Alfred Ptasznik; sister Tammy Harry and half-brother Earl Carol III.

Services will be held at the Southwest Palm Mortuary, 7979 Warm Springs Boulevard, on May 17th at 6 p.m. Reception will follow the service.