(Lynn, IN)--Hundreds of people gathered at Randolph Southern High School in Lynn Sunday to mourn the loss of Town Marshal Brad Fisher, who was struck by a stolen vehicle during a pursuit last Wednesday.  The service included more than 300 police officers and first responders from numerous local and regional agencies.  Brad’s brother, Jason, spoke at the service.  "Brad's legacy as a public service in evident in front of all of you today - a testament to his all-or-nothing attitude," Fisher said.  Following the service, Fisher’s casket was taken from the high school to Spartanburg Cemetery, where he was laid to rest.  Then came the traditional final call from dispatch.  Fisher had spent 27 years in law enforcement.  He was also a fire department captain and an umpire.