Steven Fowler
February 11, 1956 ~ January 8, 2024
Steven Fowler, 67 of Rose Hill, Retired AT&T Cable Splicing Technician, died Monday, January 8, 2024. Steven was very patriotic. A devoted husband, he loved grilling on the patio. He was an avid outdoorsman. He loved his many friends and especially enjoyed all his friends coming out to the shop. He loved his home and working on his property. He will be missed forever.Preceded in death by his parents, Charley and Edna Fowler; brothers, Jim and Paul Fowler. Survived by his wife, Mary D. Fowler; brother, Jerry (Treva) Fowler of Smolan, KS; sister, Janice Fowler; sister-in-law, Valerie Fowler Anderson of Humbolt, AZ.A memorial has been established with: Mt. Hope Animal Sanctuary, 15007 E. Greenfield Rd., Burrton, KS 67020.Services in care of Downing & Lahey Mortuary - East Chapel.
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Gun Man was one of my closest friends and I will miss him on a daily basis. RIP GM and save me a place at the table for when we meet again. Brownie.
Steve was my cousin we had great times when we were kids I had lost touch with him RIP cuz
Steve has been one my best friends since high school. We have shared a lifetime of memories and good times! He will be missed by all that knew him. To a founding member of “THE DIEHARDS”- find us a great fishing hole and hunting spots for when we’re all together again!! RIP Camo
Phil Hesse
Steve was a long time friend. We have shared a lot of laughs and a lot of tears. He is missed. We will meet again my friend.
David Harmon
Cousin Steve was my first childhood friend when we were growing up next-door to each other. Many laughs, good times and memories together. You’ll always be alive in our hearts Steve!
I have not really interacted with Steve much since high school and in particular elementary school years. I will always remember how much fun we had, whether it was playing neighborhood pick-up sports or just messing around. RIP Steve, and sympathy to family.
Mike
I knew Steve through my husband. They played alot of golf together along with Mark Thomas. They were quite a group. They were so funny and always had a good time. Steve was one of the nicest person I have ever met. May you all find peace in his memories. RIP Steve
Shirley Segerhammar
Mary, Gary and I were so saddened by Steve’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Steve was a great guy! He was kind and caring and wl be missed. Linda Parker
My condolences to you Mary and Family.Steve and I have been friends since high school I have a lot of memories of hunting and fishing trips to Dave’s farm and Phil’s ranch. He would always bring Mary’s cookies for all of us guys to enjoy. Steve and I enjoyed discussing when the orioles and hummingbirds were visiting our area and keeping tabs on each other sighting . I will miss him dearly. Jeff Carbiener