Bobby Joe Fowler, Sr.

bobby fowler, sr.
BOBBY JOE FOWLER, SR. Bobby Joe Fowler, Sr., 64, of 51 Bell Road, Asheville, died Saturday, July 26, 2008, at the VA Medical Center. Mr. Fowler was born in Gastonia and was a son of the late Roy Edward Fowler, Sr. and the late Dorothy Geneva Bryson Fowler. He was a Navy veteran of the Vietnam war. Surviving are his wife of 42 years, June Presnell Fowler; one daughter, Jenell Haney and her husband, Fleming, of Nebo; one son, Bobby Joe Fowler II of Asheville; five grandchildren, Ashley Wallace, Christen Fowler, Amber Fowler, Courtney Haney and Isabella Fowler; one great-granddaughter, Kilie Owenby; one sister, Bernice Fowler Parker and her husband, Riland, of Old Fort; five brothers, Roy E. Fowler, Jr., and his wife, Pat, of Tazwell, TN, Johnny Fowler and his wife, Joyce, of Weaverville, Billy Fowler and his wife, Barbara, of Arden, and Thomas Wayne Fowler of Winston-Salem. He was preceded in death by a brother, Charles Fowler. Military honors will be provided by the Buncombe County Veterans Council at 2:00pm Wednesday at the Western Carolina State Veterans Cemetery. The Rev. Troy Edwards will officiate. Mr. Fowler will be remembered as a man who always helped others. He loved his grandchildren deeply and he enjoyed bowling and he enjoyed planning the family reunions to help keep the family together.

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  1. I remember when I was younger how much Uncle Bobby made me smile, even though we lost touch for many years I will forever miss him.
    Love Always,
    Jennifer Fowler
    Clemmons, NC

  2. It’s hard to think that we will never see Uncle Bobby again here on earth but I know we will see him in Heaven some sweet day!

  3. Dear June and family, I am so sorry to learn of your loss. You may remember that I used to work for Rachal and Jenny years ago. I have thought of you and Bobby through the years and I always remembered how very close you two were. It was so obvious that you really loved each other. God will be there for you all the way.
    You will be in my prayers. Linda {Wise} Wilson

  4. Dear June and Family, Bobby has been a good, kind, and caring neighbor over the years and we will miss his friendly personality and conversations. Please know you’re all in our thoughts and prayers as you adjust to your loss. -Liz Langrall

  5. Aunt June and family,
    I will always be greatful for having Uncle Bobby in my life.You all were such a blessing when my own father passed away back in ’76.I shant ever forget all the help given to my own family by yours then.I have always felt as if you were my own family.Thank you for that.One of the things I most remember about Uncle Bobby was his smile.He always had a smile on his face regardless of the amount of pain that he was enduring.I am so sorry for the pain in which you go thru now.But he isn’t suffering anymore and for that I am greatful.May God bless and keep you all during these passing days.

    Sharon Freeman Pace

  6. june and family we are so sorry for your loss he will be missed very much by all who knew and loved him we are going to miss talking to him when he would stop by to visit us may you find the peace and comfort that Gods love will give you at this time our thoughts and prayers are with you all HERMAN-ALVA-FAMILY

  7. Bobby was one of my favorite customers at Star Lanes. My daughter and Ashley used to bowl together on the youth league and we would keep each other up to date on what they were doing. He will be greatly missed.

  8. We are sorry for your loss. It is hard to let someone you love go, but where he is now, there will be no more pain or sickness.

    We love you all and are praying for you during this time.

  9. Uncle Bobby was always there with a smiling face and an open heart. We have lost a friend but gained a true guardian angel.


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