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Mary Fowlow January 6, 1959 - September 13, 2023

It is with great sadness that the family of the late Nellie “Mary” Andersen Fowlow, Born January 6, 1959, announce her passing on September 13, 2023, at her home in Trinity East.  Predeceased by her husband of many years, Wade Fowlow, her youngest son, Riley (angel boy), parents Andrew and Christiana Andersen, In-laws Oscar and Greta Fowlow and her older sister, Harriet.

Leaving to mourn are her son, Garett (Sam); Stepchildren; Tracy (Brian), Vernice (Jerry), Roland, daughter-in-law Brigid, and her precious grandchildren; Natalie, Autumn, Faith, Daniel, Dawson, Damian, Brandon, Emily, Ben, Liam and Elias. Also leaving to mourn is her stepmother, Caroline; her brothers; William (Jan) and Robert (Katie).  Sisters: Jessie (Doug), Bertha, Joyce (Gordon); Sister-in-law Kathy; as well as a large circle of nieces and nephews (whom she loved dearly), other relatives and friends.

Mary was born in Makkovik and raised there with her siblings. She loved Labrador and was known by many as ‘laughing Mary’ with her infectious laugh. She was able to visit Labrador this past summer for the first time in 24 years and it made her heart full.  Mary made Trinity East her home after moving there in 1985. She loved many things; berry picking, fishing, sewing, knitting, cooking and baking, reading and watching movies. Mary would patch and save anything until she was certain it was unusable- a skill that taught her children well. She could often be found playing cards with anyone who stopped in and offering a cup of tea or cooking dinner.  She will be missed by all who knew her.

Cremation has taken place and a burial service held later this week.

 

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    Daphne Bailey says

    Our Deepest Sympathy to all her family at this very sad time. Hold your memories close to your hearts. Love Daphne & Garland Bailey

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    Edna and Ed hart says

    May you rest in peace

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    Aidan & Gloria Fowlow Noonan says

    Sincere sympathy to all of you, may precious memories offer some comfort to you all at this sad time.

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    Charlotte Winters-Fost says

    Mary I will hold your memory in my heart. Your presence at First Light Language and Culture Camp at Burry Heights made a big impact. Your expertise at skinning, gutting and cooking wild meat in this case ukalik was evident. You were a good friend to our sister Ruth too as you helped her paint her house after her husband passed. I wish we could have spent more time together. I am grateful for the time I was in your presence. You are with your angel boy now and your husband, aipaga. Rest now Mary.

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    Joyce says

    Love you, my sister. I will miss your voice, your laughter, your honest care for everyone.
    I hope you’re with your “angel boy” and your Wade, happy, without pain. Never have I wished that so much as I wish that for you.

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