Nancy Stephens Fowler, of Marietta, died Tuesday January 8th.
Mrs. Fowler was a devoted wife to her late husband, Gene L Fowler; A beloved mother to her sons, Mark S Fowler, Kim L Fowler and her daughter Lori J Richardson. She is also survived by her granddaughters, Jennifer Dickey, Kaitlin Fowler and Abigail Richardson as well as her great granddaughter Nora Dickey in addition to many nieces and nephews and sister-in-law May Clemetsen.
After graduation from nursing school in 1953 she began her nursing career in pediatrics in Santa Anna California. Are most recent nursing position was a school nurse in Ridgefield Connecticut.
Mrs. Fowler was born in Regina Sashkatchewan Canada on December 22, 1930. She met Gene Fowler and married in 1954 then they transferred to Dallas Texas where Mr. Fowler was born and raised. In 1962 they moved to Ridgefield Connecticut where they raised their children and finally resided in Kennesaw Georgia.
She enjoyed sewing gardening and scrapbooking.
She loved spending time with her children and grandchildren
Mrs. Fowler was a devoted wife to her late husband, Gene L Fowler; A beloved mother to her sons, Mark S Fowler, Kim L Fowler and her daughter Lori J Richardson. She is also survived by her granddaughters, Jennifer Dickey, Kaitlin Fowler and Abigail Richardson as well as her great granddaughter Nora Dickey in addition to many nieces and nephews and sister-in-law May Clemetsen.
After graduation from nursing school in 1953 she began her nursing career in pediatrics in Santa Anna California. Are most recent nursing position was a school nurse in Ridgefield Connecticut.
Mrs. Fowler was born in Regina Sashkatchewan Canada on December 22, 1930. She met Gene Fowler and married in 1954 then they transferred to Dallas Texas where Mr. Fowler was born and raised. In 1962 they moved to Ridgefield Connecticut where they raised their children and finally resided in Kennesaw Georgia.
She enjoyed sewing gardening and scrapbooking.
She loved spending time with her children and grandchildren
Nancy Stephens Fowler, of Marietta, died Tuesday January 8th.
Mrs. Fowler was a devoted wife to her late husband, Gene L Fowler; A beloved mother to her sons, Mark S Fowler, Kim L Fowler and her daughter Lori J Richardson. She is also survived by her granddaughters, Jennifer Dickey, Kaitlin Fowler and Abigail Richardson as well as her great granddaughter Nora Dickey in addition to many nieces and nephews and sister-in-law May Clemetsen.
After graduation from nursing school in 1953 she began her nursing career in pediatrics in Santa Anna California. Are most recent nursing position was a school nurse in Ridgefield Connecticut.
Mrs. Fowler was born in Regina Sashkatchewan Canada on December 22, 1930. She met Gene Fowler and married in 1954 then they transferred to Dallas Texas where Mr. Fowler was born and raised. In 1962 they moved to Ridgefield Connecticut where they raised their children and finally resided in Kennesaw Georgia.
She enjoyed sewing gardening and scrapbooking.
She loved spending time with her children and grandchildren
Mrs. Fowler was a devoted wife to her late husband, Gene L Fowler; A beloved mother to her sons, Mark S Fowler, Kim L Fowler and her daughter Lori J Richardson. She is also survived by her granddaughters, Jennifer Dickey, Kaitlin Fowler and Abigail Richardson as well as her great granddaughter Nora Dickey in addition to many nieces and nephews and sister-in-law May Clemetsen.
After graduation from nursing school in 1953 she began her nursing career in pediatrics in Santa Anna California. Are most recent nursing position was a school nurse in Ridgefield Connecticut.
Mrs. Fowler was born in Regina Sashkatchewan Canada on December 22, 1930. She met Gene Fowler and married in 1954 then they transferred to Dallas Texas where Mr. Fowler was born and raised. In 1962 they moved to Ridgefield Connecticut where they raised their children and finally resided in Kennesaw Georgia.
She enjoyed sewing gardening and scrapbooking.
She loved spending time with her children and grandchildren
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