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Ruth M. Fowler NiskayunaRuth M. Fowler, 98, of Union Street, Niskayuna, and a former resident of Coburg Village in Clifton Park, died on Monday, June 24th, 2013 at Ellis Hospital, just two weeks before her 99th birthday. Born in Schenectady, Mrs. Fowler was the widow of Barnett (Barney) Fowler. She was a graduate of Nott Terrace High School and Albany Business College. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church; was also past president of Parkhurst Children's Shelter Board, now Northeast Parent and Child Society; was active in her church and was active on the board of Schenectady Symphony and in United Way. Survivors include her son, Robert M. Fowler and his wife, Cornelia from Munnsville, NY; three grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. She leaves one sister, Clara Belle (Mrs. John A.) Beals of Coshocton, OH, and was predeceased by one sister, Verna (Mrs. William J.) McCullough of Clearwater, FL. Private graveside services were held on Friday, June 28th, 2013. Contributions if desired, may be directed to the First Presbyterian Church of Schenectady or Northeast Parent and Child Society, 120 Park Avenue, Schenectady, NY 12304. For online condolences please visit, www.jonesfh.net.
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Mrs. Fowler, I met you at Baptist. You were one of the most sweetest residents I had. I felt so sad leaving you and when I find out our Father called you home it broke my heart. I wanted to see you one more time. I waited for your call. Rest in heaven my beautiful lady. It was such a pleasure meeting you. You truly touched my heart. I will carry you forever in my heart.
Cynthia Kolarcik
July 29, 2013
She was a nice and generous lady. I liked her very much. I'm sure she is enjoying heaven and time with her Heavenly Father.
Debbie Schneiderwind
July 13, 2013
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