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Travis Fowler Obituary
Travis is survived by his loving children, Travis Ray Fowler II and Tegan Lynn Fowler of Oklahoma; his mother, Annie Duggins of Midland, Texas; his sister, Julie Fowler and niece Grace Taylor of Albuquerque, New Mexico; and numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins. He was preceded in death by his father, Danny Joe Fowler of Mimbres, New Mexico.
Travis lived in Albuquerque, New Mexico where he worked for TLC as a heavy equipment mechanic. He was a deeply beloved father, son, brother, uncle, cousin, and friend. He embraced a love for Jesus and attended Tower Road Baptist Church in Albuquerque. He was an avid horseman, enjoying many miles of trails with family and friends.
Travis's greatest joy and love in life were for his children. Travis delighted in the humorous side of life and made many cherished friends. His passing was sudden and unexpected but quick, just like he always hoped it would be. Travis wished to be cremated and his ashes spread upon his family's choosing. Travis's warmth and kindness will be dearly missed by his family, friends, and all who knew him.
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Jason Ross Hamilton
September 4, 2024
Travis and I and our little group of Mimbres kids spent a lot of time together in our early teen years, he was truly one of the nicest people and very funny.
Although life took us different ways and I had not seen him in a long time I can't wrap my head around the idea he is gone. All I can say buddy, is there are many fine horses in heaven I hear, hope you are making a big circle and seeing some new country. Much love and respect to the family during this tough time.
Allison Wilson
August 27, 2024
I just remember him from the refinery in Tulsa-he was a nice guy.
Jerry Mayer
August 25, 2024
I knew Travis in Tulsa, we went to A&P school together, rode bulls together at all the local rodeos we could, rode horses, and worked together at Bizjet International. Was very close to him and his mom. He was a kind, loving, friendly person. Loved him like a brother. So very sad to hear about this unexpected moment. Miss you Trav
Ray McCoy
August 24, 2024
I knew Travis when he lived in Tulsa. He went to Red Fork Baptist Church and we became friends. He always told me when he came to my Sunday School class that he loved my teaching because I put meat and potatoes in my lessons. Have missed him. Travis is with his savior waiting for the rest of us to join him. Love you Trav.
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Polly (Fowler) Hickman
August 24, 2024
One of the first memories I have of Travis-Playing in the backyard with Julie and Travis. Julie and I would make mud pies and poor Travis would have to eat them.
Travis was so easy going but he could eat! He would eat a full dinner ate home and then he would go to a friends house and eat another dinner. He never did gain weight! To this day I don´t know how he was able to eat that much food without getting sick.
Eddie Mattheyer
August 24, 2024
This is Eddie Mattheyer or as Travis called me, uncle Eddie. We worked at the Tulsa east Refinery at the crude unit. He called me uncle because his son Travis Jr. and I shared the same birthday August 13 every year I would text him Travis to remind him to wish his son a happy birthday for me. This year I did the same but he must have been busy, he never replied back. This really was hard to here he passed I´ll will always remember him. Praying for the family and Travis Jr. I would love to have your phone number to text you Happy Birthday again to honor your dad
Lora Jones Nichols
August 23, 2024
I went to high school with Travis. He was one of the kindest, most caring people I have met. I think of him often. My thoughts and prays are with his family.
Cindy Anderson
August 23, 2024
He was a great guy, and my cousin. He will be dearly missed.
The Gibbs family
August 22, 2024
He and my son Eric were best friends, hope they are riding their horses together agaih
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