Wilbur Fowler

Wilbur Dale Fowler left this world to go home, Tuesday May 24, 2022. He was a resident of Ferron, Utah, with his wife Janice Rae Haws, where they enjoyed hosting family reunions, horses, and an occasional scout camp.

Wilbur is a native of Indiana where he was born on March 24, 1941.



His father Simon Thomas Fowler was the owner of Fowler Vending in Cambridge City, Indiana. Wilbur is survived by his wife Janice Rae Haws, 5 children, Gracia Taylor (Brigham City, Utah) Paul Fowler (Tremonton, Utah), Emily Philpot (Ohio), Mark Fowler (New York) and Angela Fowler (Tremonton, Utah), his first wife Julia Ann Hunt - Holloway (Louisville, KY), his brothers Maynard, and Fredrick Fowler, and their wives, all of Indiana.



20 Grandchildren, 43 G-Grandchildren Children of Dan and Gracia Taylor - Josh and Audrey Taylor (3 children), Eli and Katie Taylor (5 children), Zac and Alex Taylor (3 children), Sam and Nikki Taylor (2 children), Drew and Kamilla Taylor (4 children), Natalie Taylor, and Katy Taylor Children of Paul and Pam Fowler - Amanda and Chaz Hillyard (3 children) Jeremy and Kirsten Fowler (4 children), Hannah and Dan Stevens, (5 children), Brennen and Haylee Fowler (4 soon to be six children), and Autumn and Jayden Ward) Children of Rick and Emily Philpot - Spencer and Liz Ervin (3 children), Kait Ervin (1 child), Olivia and Corrie Frederick (3 children). Children of Mark Fowler - Nic and Kayleigh Fowler (2 children), Hillary and Peter Stacey (I child) Children of Annie Schow Fowler - Ross, Kylee, Simon



He was a member of the Kiwanis, Chamber of Commerce. He was a member of the Scottish Rite of the 32nd degree, of the Free Masons. He owned and operated farms in New Lisbon and Dublin Indiana. After leaving Fowler Vending, he owned and operated the True Value Hardware in Cambridge City, IN.



Wilbur relocated to Utah in the mid 1980's and began servicing copiers. By 1999 he formed Fowler Service and serviced Ricoh copiers until his retirement in 2008.



He served as a Branch President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-saints in New Castle, Indiana. He was instrumental in assisting to form the first branch of the church in the area. He served as a stake High Councilor, and Regional Athletic Director. He and his brother Bill raised much of the capital to build the Chapel in New Castle, Indiana.



During his church service he enjoyed working with youth and served as a 11-year-old scout leader, and as scoutmaster.



He loved horses and enjoyed sharing the hobby with his wife, Jan, and anyone else that would give him a moment to saddle up.



On any given Sunday one could hear the laughter coming from the back yard as they hosted the grandkids and invoked such activities as flying U-control airplanes, eating cookies, and enjoying a burger, while gathering.



Viewings will be Thursday June 2nd, 2-22 at 6pm and Friday June 3rd, 2022 at 10 am. Located at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 531 N 100 W Brigham City, Utah 84302

The funeral services are at 11am, June 3rd, 2022.



Flowers should arrive by 5pm on June 2nd. To the Church address listed above.

The local florists are:

Brigham City Floral 435.723.3449

Drewes Floral 435.723.8571

Flowers should arrive by 5pm on June 2nd. To the Church address listed above.



He will be laid to rest in Ferron Utah on June 4th, 2022.



Viewing will be held at Dutch Flat Ward, of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints. 555 S 400 W Ferron, Utah 84523 at 11am followed by graveside services at the Ferron City Cemetery.



Family and friends may sign the online guestbook and share memories of Wilbur at www.fausettmortuary.com.