LYNN, Ind. (WRTV) Hundreds gathered in the small town of Lynn on Sunday to mourn the loss of Town Marshal Bradley Fisher, who was struck by a stolen vehicle during a police pursuit in Randolph County on Wednesday.It's very deva stating for everybody. Just a devastating situation, resident Don Fudge said. Brad is a dedicated police officer and firefighter. He's going to be greatly missed. Lynn is a town of fewer than 1,000 people near the Ohio border, but hundreds came to pay tribute to the man who served their community. The Lynn mainstay spent 27 years in law enforcement. He was also a fire department captain and an umpire.Officials said more than 300 police officers and first responders from various counties attended the services.The funeral was held at Randolph Southern High School, Fishers alma mater.His older brother, Jason Fisher, described Brad as a Chicago Cubs fan, the life of the party, a town hero, and a role model who motivated him to volunteer as a firefighter.Brad's legacy is evident in front of you all today, a testament to his all-or-nothing attitude, Jason said. He always gave 200%. Those who knew Brad knew that. Brad took life and discussions to the next level every time.Through tears, Fishers daughter, Zoe, said she will miss their phone calls and watching Cubs games together, but she emphasized that his legacy will live on.I love you so much, Pops. Thank you for everything, she said during her father's funeral service. We'll take care of Lynn for you and, most importantly, take care of Mom. Your legacy is the people you inspire.Following the service, Fisher's casket was taken from the high school to Spartanburg Cemetery, where he was laid to rest.Those closest to him remember Fisher as a man who brought people together. Now, the community he served has said its final goodbye to a local hero. ...read more read less