Christi Candy Fowler , April 22, 1975 — April 25, 2018

Christi Candy Fowler  (Hazel Green, Alabama, AL) April 22, 1975 April 25, 2018 Death notice, Obituaries, Necrology
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Christi “Candy” Fowler, 43, of Hazel Green, passed away on Wednesday. Christi grew up in Abingdon, Virginia and was a graduate of Battle Creek High School in Battle Creek, Michigan. She was a member of the Ladies’ Oriental Shrine of North America and enjoyed clowning with her husband as a Shriner clown.

She was also active in Relay for Life and was a strong advocate for melanoma research. She was preceded in death by her mother, Sharon Hoskins; By her grandmother, Peggy Tate; and by her uncle, Tommy Tate. Surviving family members include her husband, Will “Cotton” Fowler; Her five children: Shelby Rae Tate, Brian Fowler, Allison Fowler, Leslie Fowler, and Emily Fowler; Two brothers, Jack Foster and Michael Foster; Her cousin, Ashley Tate.

She is also survived by her best friends, April Hummel and Dina Janicki. The family is planning a Celebration of Christi’s life at the Cahaba Shrine Temple and the details will be announced by Hazel Green Funeral Home. Hazel Green Funeral Home is honored to serve the family.

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death notice Christi Candy Fowler April 22, 1975 — April 25, 2018

obituary notice Christi Candy Fowler April 22, 1975 — April 25, 2018

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