Ronnie Fowler

Ronnie Wayne Fowler, a devoted husband, father, and friend, passed away on March 5, 2025, at the age of 63. He leaves behind a legacy of love, strength, and selflessness that will forever be cherished by those who knew him.

Ronnie is survived by his loving wife, Karen Fowler, and his daughters, Andrea Shalom, and husband Chris Shalom. Sharla Parrish, and husband James Parrish. RayLynn Turner, Hannah Turner and Fiancée Ethan Mellard. He leaves behind sisters Lee Ann Fowler, Jeanie Kellar; and his brother, Michel Kellar and wife Melissa Keller. He also leaves behind his adopted mother, Sandy Rascoe and husband James Rascoe, his sisters, Christine, and deceased husband Allen Tyler, Patty and husband Edward Carey. Sandra and husband Butch Myers. Edward and wife Dana Gainer. Reba Becker and partner Debbie.

His cherished grandchildren, Tyler, Nicholas, and Natalie Shalom; Gavin and Samantha Parrish; Levi Mellard; Justin, Mavryk, and Dennis Kirby, will always remember their grandfather's love and guidance.

Many of his children's friends called him "Dad," but two were lucky enough to call him "Pops"-Cassious Dennis Kirby and Rachel Diane Martin-whom he lovingly "adopted" as his own.

He was preceded in death by his late wife, Deborah Fowler; his parents, W.B. "Calvin" Fowler and Alma Lee Mayes; and his brother, Calvin Fowler.

A hardworking man, Ronnie spent much of his life in construction and working on cars, always willing to lend a hand whenever his family needed him. After retirement, he found joy in woodworking, creating pieces that reflected his skill and creativity.

Ronnie had a deep passion for riding, especially as a dedicated member of Bikers Against Child Abuse (B.A.C.A.), where he served as the "Sergeant of Arms." His commitment to protecting and standing up for children was something he held close to his heart.

More than anything, Ronnie was a family man. He was a loving husband and a devoted "girl dad" who stepped up in every way. His generosity knew no bounds-he would truly give the shirt off his back to anyone in need.

Some of his happiest moments were spent riding his motorcycle across the lake on beautiful days, embracing the freedom and peace it brought him.

Ronnie's impact on his family, friends, and community will never be forgotten. His kindness, strength, and unwavering love will live on in the hearts of those he leaves behind.