Sandra Fowler

I just want tot say that Dr. Fowler was missed the day I left SSC. She pushed me to become who I am today. She helped me with life changing events and was not only a professor but a friend. I think about her often and the things she taught me I will never forget! May she rest in peace.

My condolences go out to Sandra Fowler's Family. She was a truly wonderful person. To me she was a special friend, teacher, advisor, and mentor. I will miss her a lot. God Bless.

Sandy was one of my dearest and closest friends for over 20 years. I admired her intelligence, wit,gifted teaching and gentle spirit. Even after my family left Marblehead for Wisconsin, we remained "soulmates", and she will be forever in the hearts of all of my family.

I was heartbroken to hear about the loss of Dr. Fowler. She was an amazing woman with an amazing spirit. She has helped and touched so many people. I would have not have made it through college without her.

I was saddened and stunned to hear about the passing of Dr. Fowler, because as a professor and a person, she was always so full of life. Like many of the entries before me here, not enough can be said about how impactful her work and her positive attitude were on my life. I had her for 3-4 classes during my time at Salem State and I will still to this day say that one of the biggest reasons I have been so successul in my PR career is because I had such positive guidance in her classroom. ...

Sandra Fowler has without a doubt changed the course of my life. Through my time spent as one of her students, I learned that I am only as good as I strive to be, and that I should never settle for being any less than I am capable of. She held her students to the utmost standards, and taught them not only about how to be successful in their careers, but in their lives as well. Whenever I hear her name, or see her face, I will always feel a slight twinge of sadness in knowing that she left...

Sorry for your loss - Tom and Family.

Dr. Fowler was not only an amazing professor but a extraordinary person. It's such a challenge to capture everything she meant to me and other students in this tiny posting but I'll certainly try. She always had a line out of her cubicle of students wanting academic advising, personal advising or simply stopping by to say hello. She had a way of maintaining the respect of a professor with ability to relate to students as if she was still in undergrad. She taught a tough class and graded...