Mary Ludlow Powell Fowler

1879–1955 (age 76)

Biography

Mary Ludlow Powell Fowler was cherished for her compassionate attention to family, friends, and social causes that touched everyday lives. She offered encouragement to younger members of her circle, fostering a spirit of cooperation and thoughtful civic participation.

Fowler’s warm personality and steady resolve left an imprint on her community, with memories of her kindness preserved by loved ones at Mount Auburn Cemetery.

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