Sandra Isabella Fisher

Sandra Isabella Fisher, 21, of Stafford Virginia, passed suddenly from this world to her place of heavenly peace on June 11, 2026. Born to Kevin and Sujey Fisher on January 9, 2005, she will always be in their hearts and as their sweet baby girl Bella, Sandrita, and Ginger Belle.

Sandra always excelled at the highest academic levels, graduating Suma Cum Laude from Stafford High’s Governor’s School program. She earned a full scholarship to Washington and Lee University, and aspired to become a pediatric neurosurgeon. During her college years she volunteered as an EMT and worked with deep compassion serving autistic children.

Sandra could accomplish anything she set her mind to. Bridging her parents’ passions, she pursued hunting with her father—harvesting her first deer at age nine—and inherited her mother’s talent for math while playing four years of varsity basketball. As a fearless leader ready to inspire girls in STEM, her academic brilliance made her dream of becoming a brain surgeon a very real possibility.

She is remembered as an honest and fiercely loyal loving friend. To her younger brother, Konor, she is a role model of excellence, devoted defender, and passionate advocate for the less fortunate and challenged. Sandra’s unique combination of bravery, toughness and passionate energy made her as a person to be noticed and reconned with. She stood up for people that otherwise could not stand or defend for themselves. Her life inspires us to accept one another exactly as we are, to lift each other up, and to hold the hands of the lonely.

Her friends knew her favorite Marvel character was Wanda, the Scarlet Witch—a powerful, complex figure she deeply identified with, right down to her themed baseball jersey and charm bracelet. Like Wanda, Sandra experienced life with extreme intensity, carrying an empathetic heart where profound joy and devastating sadness coexisted. Her love for the Disney and Marvel multiverse ran deep; she adored her emotional support dog, Loki, and embraced a sweet, girlish love for princesses, dolls, makeup, ribbons, and tiaras

Sandra was a prankster and jokester as well. She would often make goofy faces and voices. Her boisterous laughter was such pure delight as she pranked her friends and family, especially on her favorite day, April’s Fool. She had a way of inviting people to have fun with her.

Sandra was also a brilliant problem solver who loved the Rubik’s Cube. She would regularly hand it to her parents to scramble, only to solve it moments later. Her mother shares that she will never turn the cube again following Sandra’s final solution. This reflects the heartbreaking duality of Sandra: a gorgeous, loving young woman possessing wisdom beyond her years, blended with the soft fragility of a tender child. Today, we balance the trauma of losing her unmatched, selfless love with the comforting knowledge that she has found total relief from pain and pure acceptance in heaven.

Our beloved Sandra is survived by her mother Sujey, her father Kevin, her younger brother Konor, her loving paternal grandparents, and maternal grandmother, her devoted uncles and aunts, her cousins, her godmother and godfather. She is now embraced and reunited with her grandmother in Heaven.

Please join her family and friends for a Memorial Service Mass this Friday, June 19^th, 10 AM at St. Timothy Catholic Church located at 13807 Poplar Tree Rd, Chantilly, VA, 20151. Phone: (703) 378-7646

Donations in Sandra’s Honor may be made directly to the family and will be distributed to her favorite charities.