Clyde Monroe Fowler Jr.

Every time I enter a museum or view art in any form I think of Clyde. He saw art everywhere and was able to communicate his understanding and love of art in such a personal way. One of the highlights of my teaching experience was at the Metropolitan Museum of Art viewing The Last Supper (on loan at the time) with Clyde where he opened a new world of observation and theory in his explanation. He will always be remembered for the honest love he had for people and cultures far and wide.

I taught with Clyde at Western Alamance 1972-1976. He was an inspiration to all who knew and loved him.

My thoughts and prayers are with Clyde's family. Clyde will be missed by many for all of his wonderful traits. Loved him.

My deepest sympathy to Clyde's family--I hadn't seen him for many years but I remember him so well. He was a great man who touched so many and was loved by many. He will be missed forever. Cathy Johnson

We provided Landscaping needs for Clyde for over 12 years. Clyde was easy going and a wonderful guy, very nice and Super Talented. We will miss him dearly. RIP Clyde.

It's obvious Clyde Fowler, what a impact ,and influence you've made, and touched so many lives, with your sweet spirit.This man was a class act. A Southern gentleman,scholar, and a fine judge of art..Thank you for sharing your talent ,with all that knew you.Your presence will be terribly missed ...for you left us much too soon.I like to think that heaven got one special angel...It pains me knowing ,that I will never see that smiling face, and natural smile again.I can only hold you in my...