Jonathon William Fowler

Jonathon “Jon” William Fowler was born at Washington Hospital in Washington, D.C., on September 30, 1996, to Daniel Robert Fowler and Christine Patrice Fowler-Moreland. He was the beloved middle child—brother to Matthew Daniel Fowler and his wife, Kayle, and their son, Steven; and sister, Kaitlyn Marie Fowler.

Although Jon’s life was tragically cut short the day before his 29th birthday, he lived it fully and with purpose. His big heart, quick wit, and easy smile left an impression on everyone who knew him.

Jon shared his life with his partner, Miranda, and was a loving father figure to her daughter, Willow, whom he cherished.

From an early age, Jon loved working with his hands—taking things apart just to see how they worked. A 2014 graduate of Easton High School, he briefly attended college before becoming a mechanic’s assistant. He later worked as a journeyman plumber for four years and eventually joined the Steamfitters Union to pursue his dream of becoming a welder. Jon excelled as an apprentice, consistently ranking in the top 95–100% of his classes. His instructors often remarked that he had the talent and dedication to one day become an instructor himself.

Jon loved the outdoors—especially camping—and found joy in creating his own music, which he shared with a growing community of listeners.

He was kind, funny, and endlessly generous, always ready to lend a hand or brighten someone’s day. Jon had a natural warmth that made people feel at ease, and his presence lit up every family gathering.

Jon was deeply loved and will be missed beyond words by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to assist with funeral expenses are deeply appreciated. Donations may be made through Belcroft Bible Church. The family is sincerely grateful for the love and support shown during this difficult time.