Linda Greek Fowler
| Residing In: | Dry Fork, VA USA |
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| Spouse/Partner: | Thomas B. Fowler |
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| Occupation: | Retired |
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| Children: | Kristy Gail (Fowler) Compton, YOB 1963 in Corpus Christi, TX; Karen Lynne (Fowler) Gauthier, YOB 1965 More… |
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Linda's Latest Interactions
Posted on: Feb 14, 2020 at 6:37 AM
Happy birthday, tomorrow! Hope it's better to be early than late. I have a way of waiting to be "on the day" then remember the day after. Aren't you one of those who not only have a birthday, but a birthday week, and a birthday month? Hope all is going well . Meanwhile, enjoy this Valentine's Day. Thinking of you.
Judy Crofford Hennig
Posted on: Feb 15, 2018 at 4:33 AM
I knew John from our early childhood through Ayers Street church of Christ. Our friendship at school and church continued into college as we both attended Abilene Christian (College) University and often traveled back and forth between school and home together for holidays. John was always an honorable person, right in all directions--as a son, a husband, a father, an employee, and a Christian. For all who knew him, his passing has left a huge void. I thank God for such a good friend as John.
Posted on: May 27, 2017 at 11:20 PM
WOW, 41 years in the Corpus Christi School District! Impressive! Hi, Ferris, and welcome aboard. I remember you and immediately associated you with the band. I had to choose between band and choir; and though I wanted to be in both, I chose choir. I was fortunate to get to go to All-State Choir, and that is the second best part of my senior year. Of course, the 1959-60 Football season and our team winning the State Championship was the #1 highlight of that year for all of us. I'm glad to see another member of our graduating class join ray60.com.
Posted on: Feb 15, 2017 at 4:33 AM
Patty (Field) Chapman and I were best friends all through grade school and high school. As a friend, she was loyal, faithful to the end. She laughed easily and heartily, and her love for animals was lifelong. As her senior year at Ray was approaching, our local Naval Air Station's O & R operations ended and all O & R operations were moved to Pensacola, Florida, resulting in Patty's family moving there in order for her father to keep his civil service job. Patty regretted not being able to graduate from Ray with her classmates. Instead, she graduated from Escambia High School, Pensacola, FL, and was a member of the National Honor Society. A year later, the family returned to Corpus Christi, and her parents became owner-operators of a convenience store and taproom. Patty attended Del Mar College, and she worked many years for Alfred Edge Realty Company. Her marriage to Bill Chapman ended too soon, as Bill died of a heart attack at a young age. Patty remained single, sharing her home with her widowed mother until her mother's death, and then with her "fur-ever" friends. She volunteered at P.A.L.S Animal Rescue Shelter for years, until her health prevented her from continuing that labor of love any longer. I will miss her and will always treasure the wonderful childhood memories we shared.
Hi, Marty,
It's been a long, long time since you and Mike Ilse double-dated with Terry Sladek and me to the Tower Theater at Six Points to see a Bob Hope movie (perhaps "The Road to Bali"?), after which we four walked to your house for a game of badminton in your front yard. What an idyllic time of clean movies and safe streets in which we grew up!
I just looked at the 2010 reunion photos, and I didn't recognize anyone except you! You are still the beautiful girl that I remember. It's good to see you looking so vibrant and so young! It's too bad that all those photos don't have legible nametags. :)
