Douglas Michael Fisher

Douglas M. Fisher, born August 19, 1983, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, passed away on July 29, 2025 after a courageous battle with cancer.

Doug was a man whose dry sense of humor, loyalty, and kindness left a lasting impression on everyone who knew him.  A talented tattoo artist for over 11 years, he not only created art but also meaningful connections with clients and friends, earning their admiration and respect. Doug’s talent was deeply influenced by his grandfather's profession as an artist whose skills and dedication inspired him from an early age and guided his own artistic journey.

Beyond tattooing, Doug was a gifted musician, playing the guitar and bass as well as writing his own compositions. He also applied his creativity as a skilled web developer, designing websites and logos that seamlessly blended art and technology.

Basketball, a passion from high school days, remained a cherished part of his life, bringing joy and shared moments with family and friends. Yet, more than any hobby or talent, Doug will be remembered for his kindness and loyalty to his friends and family. He embraced his role as a stepfather and role model to his partner’s son, Dylan, leaving a legacy of guidance, love, and support that will be remembered always. He was a devoted son to his mother Donna and a big brother to Kevin who he was always proud of for following his dreams. Doug’s laughter, kindness, and passion for art and family will live on in the hearts of all who knew him.

He is survived by his partner, Jenna Koch and her son, Dylan; his mother, Donna Fisher; his brother, Kevin Fisher, many aunts, uncles, cousins and his dear cat, Kittikins, always by his side. 

He is preceded in death by his beloved grandparents, John and Maryann Tosto, Robert and Anne Fisher; and uncle Peter Tosto.

A memorial service to celebrate Doug’s life will be on October 3rd from 4pm-8pm, with a remembrance service at 6:30 at the Pinery on the Hill in Colorado Springs. In lieu of flowers, please make your charitable contributions to the family and Celebration of Life.

Doug’s legacy will live on in the love he gave, the art he shared, and the memories held close by all who knew him.