Brian Jay Fowler

brian fowler

January 14, 1963 ~ March 24, 2024


Resided in: Portland, Maine

South Portland - Brian Fowler, age 61, passed away on March 24, 2024. He was born on January 14, 1963, in New London, Connecticut, to parents William W. and Sandra L. (Pulcifur) Fowler and grew up in South Portland, Maine. Throughout his life, Brian worked for various companies in the food industry, where he held roles ranging from kitchen help to delivering beer. He lived life on his own terms, his free-spirited approach endeared those around him. From a young age, Brian displayed a knack for mechanics, often working on small engines alongside his grandfather. He found joy and satisfaction in the tinkering process, cultivating a skill that served him well throughout his life. Brian was an adventurous soul, always ready to embark on off-road adventures. He had a particular fondness for rides on his Kawasaki motorcycle, relishing the freedom of the open road and the thrill of exploration. Those who knew Brian took inspiration from his independent spirit and adventurous nature. In his quieter moments, Brian found solace in the simple pleasures of life, particularly enjoying a cup of Folgers coffee. Although Brian may be no longer with us, his adventurous spirit will continue to live on in the hearts and memories of those who loved him. Brian was predeceased by his father, William Fowler, and Sister Leeann Fowler. Brian is survived by his three sons, Anthony, Ryan, and Logan; a grandson Atticus; mother, Sandra Fowler; two sisters, Wanda Fowler, Tammy Pralicz and her husband Joe; two brothers, William Fowler Jr. and wife Lisa, James Fowler and his wife Mary; and many other family and friends. Brian's services will be private. May he rest in peace, forever riding on the winds of adventure.

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  1. Brian, know that you are missed so much on the block💔💔. It’s not the same to go out and not see you there. MJ misses you so much, we all do!

  2. Brian and I met at a dance at Memorial Jr. High. We dated about a month. We shared the same birth month, he thought that was so cool. Even after we broke up he would call me on my birthday till I was about 22. He was such a sweet guy. Rest in peace Brian ❤️

  3. I admired his free spirit. He was a maverick, definitely lived his life by his own rules. Through good days and bad he just kept on keeping on.

  4. That time a skunk was in the garage. He said “a skunk can’t spray when you pick it up by the tail”….He found that not to be true 🤣🤣🤣❤️

  5. My real name is Heather. Brian knew me as Blu. I met him in November of 2007. I was in a DV shelter in NM and had to go into hiding. I fled to Portland. I ended up at the Preble Street Resource Center. I guess I looked like a deer in the headlights. Brian took me under his wing and showed me the ropes. He showed me lots of places and views. He helped me survive. I can remember goin to his sisters house too. He was very kind and good to me and I’ve ALWAYS appreciated that. I was terrified and alone and he was an amazing friend. Im very sorry for this loss. Ive been scared to look him up, but im glad I did. Thank you so much Brian. Im glad I met you. Thank you for your kindness. Thank you for showing me the ropes. You made it possible for me to overcome one the hardest times of my life. Maybe one day you and I will play another game of pool 🥹.


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