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Coach Miller delivered the first State
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1958
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Doyle Marvin
08.30.2011
Doyle Marvin, 78, of Fowler, passed away on Thursday, Aug.
25, 2011 in Pueblo at St. Mary Corwin Hospital. He was born
October 12, 1932 in Manzanola to Lloyd and Emma (Glennemeir)
Marvin. He graduated from Fowler High School in 1950. On
July 14, 1956, Doyle married Evelyn Modlin in Fowler at
First Baptist Church. Doyle engaged in farming in Fowler
area before serving two years in the United States Army.
After completion of his term in the service, he enrolled in
Colorado State College (now the University of Northern
Colorado) in 1959 and received a Bachelor of Arts degree
with a major in Physical Education and a minor in Business
Administration. He also attended Western State College and
Adams State College for post-graduate studies. Doyle worked
for the Widefield School District in Security, Colo. as a
member of the faculty and served as junior high school boys'
counselor. On June 7, 1967 he joined Fowler State Bank as
assistant cashier. He quickly advanced to Vice President and
Cashier. In 1992, he became President of Fowler State Bank,
and held that position until his retirement February 2009.
Throughout his career he took joy in assisting the youth of
Fowler with 4-H projects and FFA projects. He was active in
a variety of civic and community organizations such as
Fowler Lions Club and Fowler Rifle Club. He was a member of
First Baptist Church of Fowler for over 50 years, and served
as a deacon for many of those years. He also served in a
variety of other roles within the American Baptist Churches.
Doyle loved his wife Evelyn with all his heart. They were
married for 55 years. He was very proud of both his boys,
Jerry and Kevin Marvin. Doyle loved to watch sports, and
participate in them when he was younger. He enjoyed being a
part of the rural agricultural life of Fowler. Doyle loved
being out among people, listening and caring about their day
to day concerns. He was a very hard worker. He is survived
by his wife Evelyn, and his sons Jerry and Kevin; his
daughter-in-law Melanie; grandchildren Clayton, Beau, Danica,
and Kassidy; his sisters Ruth (Tony), Ula, Anna Jean, and
Wanda; sister-in laws Pat Marvin and Helen Switser; and many
nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents
Lloyd and Emma Marvin; sisters Eva Lundy and Lula Marvin;
brother Donald Marvin; brother-in-laws Ron Switser, Ray
Lundy, Robert Chappell, Harold Shultz, and Herbert Green.
The Memorial Service was Tuesday Aug. 30 at the Fowler High
School Gym at 10:30 a.m., followed by interment at the
Fowler Cemetery, and then a luncheon at Fowler Christian
Church. A Memorial Fund has been established in Doyle
Marvin's name at Fowler State Bank.
From the Fowler Tribune,
Original content available for non-commercial use under a
Creative Commons license
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Celebrating 50 years with friends in Las
Vegas.
Left, Maxine Adcock, Don Dennis, Melverta and Jim Bauer, Jo Ann
Palmer
Front Left: Teena Weiland, Ann
Dennis, Larry Adcock, Maxine Adcock,
Paul Weiland, Jo Ann Palmer,
Melverta Bauer.
Behind: Don Dennis and Jim Bauer
Richard and Veree Pickerel - 50th Anniversary July 2011
Sunday, June 19, 2011 12:00 am
Gearld "Jerry" Sullivan, 70, lifetime area resident,
died at his home north of Olney Springs, Colo., on June
16, 2011, following a long illness. He was born on Oct.
24, 1940, on his parents' place, 20 miles northwest of
Fowler, and spent his life in the area involved in
ranching. He was married to Linda Wright on Aug. 3,
1967, at Highlands Baptist Church. He is survived by his
wife, Linda, of the family home; and four children,
Kristy Jo Sullivan, Kelly Raquel Sullivan, Sandy Faye
Sullivan and Shad Duane Sullivan. Sandy married Robert
Lee Shelton on May 31, 1997; and one granddaughter,
Tatum; also a sister, Pat (Bill) Tatman Stoutesville,
Mo. Memorial service, 10 a.m. Tuesday, June 21, 2011, at
Crowley Community Baptist Church, with Rev. Jeb Brown
and Rev. Ken West, co-officiating. Special music will
include, The Old Rugged Cross and The Place Where I
Worship by Deanna Russell as vocalist and Karol Carter
as organist. Casket bearers and special friends include,
John Jenkins, Garald Eichelberger, Brad Oakes, Pat
McConnell, Brent Bishop, Bobby Shelton, Kurt Vashus,
Lewis Fillmore, Marvin Montini, Kip Patton, Larry Bohrer,
Bill Moreland, Bill Tatman, Eugene Mote, John Thatcher
and Dick Tanner. Burial will be on the Sullivan Ranch on
Antelope Mesa, Crowley County, Colo. Memorials to Ark
Valley Hospice or the charity of your choice.
(Pueblo Chieftain)
Allan E. Kouns
Allan E. Kouns passed away on December 19, 2010 at the
Fowler Healthcare Center. He was born on February 23, 1939
to Charles E. and Alma Hammond Kouns. At his request
cremation has taken place. A memorial service and burial
will be in the Fowler Cemetery in July around Missouri Day.
Kouns is survived by his cousins, Nelcena (Edison) Baldwin
of Pueblo; Margo Cornett, Cody Wyo; and a niece Ginger Kouns,
Oro Valley, Ariz. Arrangements are with Griffy Family
Funeral, Fowler Colo.
Original content available for
non-commercial use under a
Creative Commons license. From the Fowler Tribune
1956
Cornelius E. "Junior" Sullivan, 73 of Aurora, CO. , passed away December 2, 2010
at his home.
His choice was to be cremated.
Memorial Services will be at a later date.
"Junior" was born May 16, 1937 in Pueblo County, near Fowler, CO. to C.W. and
Rachel E. (Clemons) Sullivan.
"Junior" is survived by his sisters; Thelma Brown, Mary Lou Sullivan, Helen
Butterfield and Laura Whitney.
Richard Fellhauer, FHS 46
FELLHAUER,
RICHARD A. 82, of Lakewood. Interment, City Cemetery in
Fowler, CO.
Published in Denver Post on January 20, 2011
Thomas "Tom" A. Denney
FHS 59
Thomas "Tom" A. Denney, 68, died Oct. 19, 2010,
in Pueblo, following an extended illness.
Tom was born Nov. 29, 1941, in Fowler, Colo. to David S. and E.
Frances Denney. He grew up in Fowler and retired from Mountain Bell
Telephone in 1990. A multi-talented man, Tom enjoyed flying and
rebuilding airplanes and spent countless hours doing both. He was a
longtime member of the Fowler Flying Club. Tom helped numerous
others building and rebuilding their projects, as well as spending
innumerable hours in his garage working on his own. His philosophy
was, "if it was rusted, busted or didn't run, I'll work on it." In
later years as he started experiencing some illness, he enjoyed
rebuilding Cushman scooters with his sons.
During the last year of his life as he battled various effects of
illness, Tom opened the door for God's grace and forgiveness. He
finished life with joy, peace and a hope of eternal life.
Tom is survived by wife, Mary Lou of Pueblo; son, Brent (Jackie)
Denney; mother, E. Frances Denney; brother, David W. Denney;
daughter-in-law, Ruth Denney, all of Fowler; and stepdaughters,
Carolyn (Michael) Brook, Connie (Tony) Hass and Chris (Anthony)
Cortese.
Tom was preceded in death by his son, Darren L. Denney in 2009 and
father, David S. Denney in 1971.
Courtesy of the Fowler Tribune
October 2010, Jim and Melverta (Fellhauer) Bauer,
Don and Ann Dennis, Loveland, CO
Left, clockwise: Claudia Poage, Ann Dennis, John Denning,
Dale Poage and Don Dennis. May 2010
J. Gilley Photo
Jane (Deeds) (61)
and Gary Stubbs (60),
Karen (Deeds) (64) and James Gilley (62)
Mirror given to 1957 Graduates, FHS.
(a dennis photos)
10-08 Veree
Pickerel (60), Don
Dennis (57),
Richard
Pickerel (58),
identifying old
school pictures.
And did the pictures
bring up fun
stories!
Sandy Tillotson
Koehler (58) and Don
Dennis (57)
October 2008, Denver
back:Louise Fosdick,
Judy Nichols, Ann
and Don Dennis
front: Jerry
Nichols and Richard
Pickerel
October 2009,
Pickerels House |
