David-Fowle-Obituary

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David Tayloe Fowle

Washington, North Carolina

Oct 23, 1932 – Jun 9, 2019 (Age 86)

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BORN
October 23, 1932
DIED
June 9, 2019
AGE
86
LOCATION
Washington, North Carolina

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David Fowle passed away on June 9, 2019. Funeral Home Services for David are being provided by National Cremation of Raleigh, NC.

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My belated condolences to the family of David Fowle. I spoke with a former teacher assistant at the school yesterday and she informed me of his passing. I was a teacher Brooks when he served as a principal. I recall him fondly as a sensitive man who had empathy for all students and staff. When I think of him, I will always remember his character.

Pappy was my 7th grade teacher at WHS. He was so loved and respected, and all the girls thought he was beautiful. My cousin has already posted as to how she, Suzanne and I tested his patience. (Suzanne and Mary Ann WERE bad!) Our memories of him are still vivid, precious and much enjoyed even after all these years. I send my love and sympathy to his family. A life well-lived!

Dear Peggy, I am so sorry to hear of Pappy's death. Trough our school days and afterwards I think of him with fond regards. My thoughts are with you and your family. Sincerely, Phyllis Alligood Encinias

Dr. Fowle was a special soul. I appreciated him as my principal at Daniels in the 70s, and then became friends in 1996 when I returned to Raleigh. I got to know him through morning swims at Optimist Pool, and he got me into triathlons. He was an intelligent, caring, thoughtful gentleman with a zest for life and a notable sense of humor. Hell be greatly missed by the folks who were fortunate enough to be his friend.

"Pappy" was our 7th grade teacher @ WHS and what a memorable year that was! It was his first teaching job and with the likes of me, my cousin Kay , and Suzanne in his class, I'm surprised. he didn't decide to quit altogether and be a truck driver! His patience w/ us was amazing - we were BAD! But somehow we all got through it and went on to the 8th grade where, maybe (?) We had matured a bit by then. I am so sorry for your loss, but what a wonderful life he lived and shared w/ his family...

Ginger and Claud Hodges

David Fowle was one of the best principles WHS ever had. He was a serious person but had a gentle way about him. He sure left his mark at Washington High. My prayers at this time.

John and I met David in the Optimist Pool--what a perfect place for David to be. He always greeted us with a big smile and a hearty slap on the back. Conversations ALWAYS included what his beautiful granddaughters were up to and when we had our first grandchild he never failed to ask about her and let us know that we were embarking on the best time of our lives as grandparents. David, we will miss your smile and your advice on family, exercise and life but are happy knowing that you are not...

I always thought Pappy was the nicest and most handsome man. I know my father Charles Hoyt thought the world of him. I wish I could come up for the service. I send my condolences to all of the family.