Max Fisher

1908–2005 (age 97)

Businessman and philanthropist

Biography

Max Fisher built a reputation as an astute businessman and a generous philanthropist whose investments helped revitalize Detroit while supporting education, culture, and Jewish communal life.

He also championed interfaith understanding and civic leadership, leaving an enduring example of compassion now remembered at Clover Hill Park Cemetery.

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