Tammi Raquel Fisher, born on July 9, 1969, in Akron, Ohio, moved to Lansing, Michigan in 1983, graduating from Eastern High School in 1988. Tammi excepted Jesus Christ in her early years.

Dedicating her life to caring for the elderly and disabled, Tammi was a certified caregiver, driven by a profound passion for her work. Her commitment to family and friends was unwavering, always willing to go above and beyond for their well-being. Tammi was a perpetual learner, constantly researching and exploring ways to assist others in any way.

Tammi's love extended to her church, where she found solace and community. She had a fondness for puzzles, cooking, sewing, crafting T-shirts, creatively decorating her home, and, of course, indulging in her love for shopping – a passion so significant that she was on a name-to-name basis with her Amazon delivery driver.

Tammi leaves behind a legacy of love and care. Her absence will be intensely felt by her family and friends, who hold cherished memories of her dearly in their hearts.

Tammi, preceded in death by her beloved parents, Albert and Glenna Allen, as well as her sister, Malisha Edmunds, and niece, Tierra Jones.

She is survived by her sisters, April Jones, Gequeta Fisher, Katina Fisher, and Tramaine Fisher, as well as her brothers, Richard Good, Timothy Vinson, and Albert Fisher Jr. Tammi is also remembered by her stepsisters, Kathy (Tony) Howard, Jacquelin, and stepbrothers, Aldrick (Denise) Allen, and Walfer (Francine) Allen; and a host of extended family and friends.

In addition to her human connections, Tammi's loyal companion, her support dog Lucky, was a constant source of comfort. She would undoubtedly express her dissatisfaction if we neglected to acknowledge Lucky, a testament to the bond they shared.

As we bid farewell to Tammi, we celebrate the profound impact she had on those around her. Her spirit lives on in the memories of all those who were touched by her kindness, care, and love.