Robert Eugene Fowler, 49 formally of Sioux City, Loving Husband, Father, Son, Brother, Uncle, Nephew, Cousin and Friend, passed away on January 2nd 2022, due to complications of covid19 at St.Luke's hospital in Duluth, MN .Funeral Services will be held 10:00am Saturday, January 15, 2022 at the Waterbury Funeral Service of Sioux City, 4125 Orleans Ave. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation will be held from 5-7pm with family present Friday, January 14 at the funeral home.

Robert grew up in South Sioux City, Nebraska where he graduated from high school. He later attended Western Iowa Tech for heating and cooling repair. Many people knew Robert for his love of hunting, fishing, fast cars and motorcycles. He always had the best of luck landing the biggest fish. Robert and his father Richard, would always bring home the most pheasants when they hunted together.  After high school, Robert traveled and lived in Colorado Springs CO, Las Vegas NV. and Newport Beach CA. While traveling, he worked in construction and painted high-rise buildings. Robert returned home to Sioux City in 1999. On February 19th 2000, Robert met his wife and lifelong partner Sharai Sharpe of Sioux City, they dated for two years and married on March 9th 2002. Robert and Sharai raised their four children together, which they both love dearly and dedicated their lives to. Robert and the family attended several churches in Sioux City, they enjoyed attending church, their faith and being involved in the food pantry ministry. In his spare time he enjoyed working out and lifting weights along with spending time with his family, camping and making many wonderful memories. Robert had a fantastic work ethic and was a great provider for his family. He could fix anything and was always willing to lend a hand to help someone in need. Between 1999-2010 Robert worked at several nursing homes in the Tri State area before he was hired by the Burlington Northern Railroad as a conductor from 2011-2021. Upon suffering a back injury Robert retired the railroad and pursued an opportunity to invest in The Flying Eagle RV resort in Wisconsin with his wife. This is where he intended to spend the rest of his life fishing, riding his Harley, and maintaining the resort with his family. Tragically, Robert's life was cut short after a 41-day battle with Covid-19. Robert had so much to live for and was excited to start a new life in the small town of Iron River, Wisconsin just the way he wanted.

Robert is survived by his parents; Richard and Donna Fowler (Spath) of South Sioux City, wife: Sharai Fowler (Sharpe) of Wisconsin, children; Samantha Fowler of Sioux City, Jake Finch of Wisconsin, Mickey Finch, and Corban Finch of Le Mars, siblings; Rick (Tammy) Fowler of Moville, IA, Raymond Fowler of Killeen, TX, Randall (Melissa) Fowler of Sioux City, IA, Diane Brown (Dowling Fowler)(Jim) of Napa, CA. four brother-in-laws, and four sister-in-laws, and many nieces, nephews, and cousins.

He is proceeded in death by his son, Jonathan Fowler, niece, Nevaeh Fowler, paternal grandparents; Chuck Fowler and Ella (Matney) Fowler of South Sioux City, Nebraska, maternal grandparents; Edwin Spath and Marilyn Phillips Spath of Wakefield, Nebraska. Roy, and Mildred (Hattig) Lumongsud of South Sioux City, Nebraska and Guam, father-in-law; Stan Sharpe of Iron River, WI and mother-in-law: Carrie Zortman of Stillwater, MN.