Fischer came to Alaska after serving in World War II. He served two terms in the state Senate and remained active in politics until his final months.
Vic Fischer, the last living signer of Alaska’s constitution, died Sunday at his Anchorage home. He was 99.
Fischer interrupted his university studies to serve in World War II. By the end of it, he was committed to the values that would guide his life, which he described as liberal and humanistic, including support for the vulnerable and combating racism.
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