Cecil Louise Fowler, 75, passed away Friday, Nov. 27, 2009, at St. Bernards Hospice.
She was born on May 4, 1934, at Pocahontas to the late Vernon and Maggie Smith Eads.
Survivors include seven sons, Mike Fowler of Washington, Ronnie Fowler of Strawberry, Greg Fowler of Jonesboro, Frank Fowler of Strawberry, Johnny Fowler of Rector, Tony Fowler of Cabot and Tim Fowler of Michigan; two daughters, Ann Hewley of Benton and Patricia Fowler of Ohio; two brothers, Eli Eads and Lonnie Eads of Pocahontas; and three sisters, Thelma Phillips and Furlee Todd, both of Pocahontas, and Barbara Kibby of Bono.
Burial was in Randolph Memorial Gardens Cemetery.
She was born on May 4, 1934, at Pocahontas to the late Vernon and Maggie Smith Eads.
Survivors include seven sons, Mike Fowler of Washington, Ronnie Fowler of Strawberry, Greg Fowler of Jonesboro, Frank Fowler of Strawberry, Johnny Fowler of Rector, Tony Fowler of Cabot and Tim Fowler of Michigan; two daughters, Ann Hewley of Benton and Patricia Fowler of Ohio; two brothers, Eli Eads and Lonnie Eads of Pocahontas; and three sisters, Thelma Phillips and Furlee Todd, both of Pocahontas, and Barbara Kibby of Bono.
Burial was in Randolph Memorial Gardens Cemetery.
Cecil Louise Fowler, 75, passed away Friday, Nov. 27, 2009, at St. Bernards Hospice.
She was born on May 4, 1934, at Pocahontas to the late Vernon and Maggie Smith Eads.
Survivors include seven sons, Mike Fowler of Washington, Ronnie Fowler of Strawberry, Greg Fowler of Jonesboro, Frank Fowler of Strawberry, Johnny Fowler of Rector, Tony Fowler of Cabot and Tim Fowler of Michigan; two daughters, Ann Hewley of Benton and Patricia Fowler of Ohio; two brothers, Eli Eads and Lonnie Eads of Pocahontas; and three sisters, Thelma Phillips and Furlee Todd, both of Pocahontas, and Barbara Kibby of Bono.
Burial was in Randolph Memorial Gardens Cemetery.
She was born on May 4, 1934, at Pocahontas to the late Vernon and Maggie Smith Eads.
Survivors include seven sons, Mike Fowler of Washington, Ronnie Fowler of Strawberry, Greg Fowler of Jonesboro, Frank Fowler of Strawberry, Johnny Fowler of Rector, Tony Fowler of Cabot and Tim Fowler of Michigan; two daughters, Ann Hewley of Benton and Patricia Fowler of Ohio; two brothers, Eli Eads and Lonnie Eads of Pocahontas; and three sisters, Thelma Phillips and Furlee Todd, both of Pocahontas, and Barbara Kibby of Bono.
Burial was in Randolph Memorial Gardens Cemetery.
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