Priscilla A Fowler

Priscilla Ann (Peel)Fowler (AKA- Nannie) , passed away peacefully on August 8, 2024 after a long illness. 

She was born September 28, 1941. Daughter of the late George and Helen Peel of North Weymouth. Sister of George Peel (Spokane, Wa) deceased, Roberta Davidson (Weymouth, Ma) deceased and Janet Wright (East Bridgewater, Ma).

Priscilla led a very active lifestyle, as a single mother of three, working for several bakeries, including Di Marino's for many years, to her lengthy career with State Street Bank in data entry. She worked long and odd hours so she could be there for her children while they were growing up.

In her younger years, she enjoyed simple family gatherings, travelling with friends and family throughout the US and camping trips with her children, including son, Michael Fowler(deceased) and daughter in law Judi, daughters Pamela Perry and life partner, Brian Barrows and Tina Gottron and husband Joseph, as well as four grandchildren, Adam Martin, Joshua Fowler, Jessica Perry and Kristina Fowler.

Most recently she would spend her time crafting including crocheting many items for friends. From Christmas trees to egg cozies or lopsided skull caps. There weren't enough hours in the day between bingo, senior chorus practice, dominos, traveling and crafting at her building at 1000 Southern Artery.

Priscilla volunteered for many years for the Walk for Hunger sign crew. She'd help paint the mile marker and encouragement signs, then place the signs out on a walk day over the twenty mile course, even into her mid 60's.

Yet! She was most happy spending quality time with her five great grandchildren, Chayne, Madelyn, Ceceila, Autumn, Tatum and this fall awaiting the sixth. Priscilla is survived by many loving friends and relatives, some listed above, some not. Didn't mean she didn't love all of them ; yet, only so many can be listed.

In lieu of flowers, do something nice for a neighbor or family member who is close to you or maybe donate to a charity of your choosing, in her memory.

A celebration of life will be held September 28, 2024