
In loving memory of
Corry DeWayne Fowler
June 28, 2015
Corry DeWayne Fowler was a devoted father and family man whose life centered on his children, parents, and close-knit Birmingham circle — remembered for his warm smile and the love he gave to those around him.
Remembering Corry
A life held close in memory
Corry DeWayne Fowler, 43, of Birmingham, departed this life on June 28, 2015. A loving father and family pillar, Corry’s life was defined by his deep devotion to his children and the steady presence he provided to relatives and friends. He is remembered by many for his ready smile and the way he put family first.
Corry is survived by five daughters and three stepdaughters, four sons, his parents, Myra White and Freddie Fowler, five sisters, one brother, grandparents Ludie Blackmon and Annette White, and two grandchildren. His family gathered to honor his memory with services held at St. James Baptist Church in the Druid Hill neighborhood of Birmingham and burial at Carver Memorial Cemetery. Arrangements were entrusted to Arrington Funeral Home, with a public viewing held the day before the funeral.
Those who knew Corry recall a man whose life was shaped by family commitments and neighborhood ties. While public records note the sorrow of his passing, the messages left by friends and relatives emphasize the personal moments that defined him—his role as a father, the comforts he offered family, and the everyday interactions that made him known and loved in his community.
Though his life ended far too soon, Corry’s legacy lives on in the children and grandchildren he raised and in the heart of the family he helped hold together. In their grief, his loved ones honored him by gathering, sharing memories, and committing to keep his spirit alive in the lives of those he loved most.
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Remembering Corry with compassion and heartfelt sympathy. May every good memory bring some measure of comfort to the people whose lives were touched by this loss.