William “Bill” Thomas Fowler of Henderson, Maryland went home to be with the Lord at Chesapeake Woods Center, in Cambridge, Maryland.
Bill was born to the late Walter Kerwin and Mary Agnes (Cain) Fowler .
He served in the Korean War and was stationed in Germany as a welder and received an honorable discharge. He continued to work as a welder, mechanic and novelist inventor.
Later in life he enjoyed making wood crafts, working on cars and watching NASCAR.
He will be forever remembered by his wife of 63 years, daughters; granddaughter and husband; great-grandchildren; brother and wife and sister.
Preceded in passing by brother Richard Fowler; sister Kathleen Hardesty; daughter Bonnie Lee Malloy; grand-daughter Sarah Ann Malloy.
A Celebration of Life Service, led by Sam Yockey was held at the Veterans Cemetery Chapel, Hurlock on December 17 with military honors.
Thanks to the Collins Funeral Home.
Bill was born to the late Walter Kerwin and Mary Agnes (Cain) Fowler .
He served in the Korean War and was stationed in Germany as a welder and received an honorable discharge. He continued to work as a welder, mechanic and novelist inventor.
Later in life he enjoyed making wood crafts, working on cars and watching NASCAR.
He will be forever remembered by his wife of 63 years, daughters; granddaughter and husband; great-grandchildren; brother and wife and sister.
Preceded in passing by brother Richard Fowler; sister Kathleen Hardesty; daughter Bonnie Lee Malloy; grand-daughter Sarah Ann Malloy.
A Celebration of Life Service, led by Sam Yockey was held at the Veterans Cemetery Chapel, Hurlock on December 17 with military honors.
Thanks to the Collins Funeral Home.
William “Bill” Thomas Fowler of Henderson, Maryland went home to be with the Lord at Chesapeake Woods Center, in Cambridge, Maryland.
Bill was born to the late Walter Kerwin and Mary Agnes (Cain) Fowler .
He served in the Korean War and was stationed in Germany as a welder and received an honorable discharge. He continued to work as a welder, mechanic and novelist inventor.
Later in life he enjoyed making wood crafts, working on cars and watching NASCAR.
He will be forever remembered by his wife of 63 years, daughters; granddaughter and husband; great-grandchildren; brother and wife and sister.
Preceded in passing by brother Richard Fowler; sister Kathleen Hardesty; daughter Bonnie Lee Malloy; grand-daughter Sarah Ann Malloy.
A Celebration of Life Service, led by Sam Yockey was held at the Veterans Cemetery Chapel, Hurlock on December 17 with military honors.
Thanks to the Collins Funeral Home.
Bill was born to the late Walter Kerwin and Mary Agnes (Cain) Fowler .
He served in the Korean War and was stationed in Germany as a welder and received an honorable discharge. He continued to work as a welder, mechanic and novelist inventor.
Later in life he enjoyed making wood crafts, working on cars and watching NASCAR.
He will be forever remembered by his wife of 63 years, daughters; granddaughter and husband; great-grandchildren; brother and wife and sister.
Preceded in passing by brother Richard Fowler; sister Kathleen Hardesty; daughter Bonnie Lee Malloy; grand-daughter Sarah Ann Malloy.
A Celebration of Life Service, led by Sam Yockey was held at the Veterans Cemetery Chapel, Hurlock on December 17 with military honors.
Thanks to the Collins Funeral Home.
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