Carl H. Fowler, age 75, passed away peacefully on October 19, 2022. He was born December 01, 1946, in Jasper, Texas to Elbert and Roberta Fowler. He married his long-time friend and love, Geraldine R. Fowler, on August 19, 1968. Carl gave his life to God at an early age under the leadership of the Church of God in Christ. For the last nine years, he has been a member of Peaceful Rest Baptist Church, where he was active on the Usher Board until his health prevented him from participating. Carl loved to talk about sports and to make people laugh.

Carl graduated from Rowe High School in Jasper, Texas in 1966. He played on the school's baseball team as a first baseman. Carl moved to Houston, Texas where he worked for 30+ years at Commercial Drywall as a foreman before retiring. After retiring he moved back to his hometown and stayed until his death.

Preceding him in death: Father - Elbert Fowler, Mother - Roberta Fowler, Siblings - Elbert Fowler Jr., Loretha Daniels, Hubert Fowler, Ronald Wayne Dinnon, Shelia Dinnon, and Cora Fowler-Diggles.

Carl H. Fowler leaves to cherish his memories his children: (5) sons, Orentha Fowler (Nichole Fowler) of Opelousas, LA, Cedrick Fowler (Michelle Fowler) of Humble, TX, Kevin Fowler of Washington LA, Robert Leach (Terri Leach) of Houston, TX and Darius Leach of Houston, TX; (1) daughter Angela Brown (Darrion Brown) of Texas City, TX (Mother, Gloria Leach). (4) siblings Beatrice Adams of Jasper, TX, Lois Smith of Mansfield, TX, Yvette Dinnon of Pearland, TX, and Craig Anthony Dinnon of Houston, TX. (16) grandchildren Jasmine Fowler, Ashlynn Gray, Kimyatta Anderson, Jaylen Fowler, Carly Fowler, Keisha Comb, Sahobonie Fowler, Abraham Fowler, Ke'Arie Fowler, E'Marion Fowler, Kevin Fowler Jr., Janika Padio, Jazmynne Padio, MyKayla Leach, Robert Z. Leach, and Kierra Leach; (6) great-grands, Quinton, Lacey, Cherish, Chloe, Sherman Jr., and Ja'Ceon; a special friend, Emily Morris, a host of nieces, nephews, and cousins.

Carl always found a way to make people laugh, he was full of joy and laughter. He loved his sports and talked about it constantly with anyone who was willing to listen. He was blessed with a kind heart and that's how he has impacted many lives.