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|footnotes='''Notes'''
|footnotes='''Notes'''
(1) After a brief career as a professional [[football]] player for the Houston Oilers, Fowler rode to political success in Louisiana as his father's successor in the former elected position of state elections commissioner.<br>
(1) After a brief career as a professional [[football]] player for the Houston Oilers, Fowler rode to political success in Louisiana as his father's successor in the former elected position of state elections commissioner.<br>
(2) Fowler benefited from a political dynasty launched by his father, [[Douglas Fowler]], and his uncle, Hendrix M. "Mutt" Fowler, from the small northwestern Louisiana community of Coushatta in Red River Parish.<br>
(2) Fowler benefited from a political dynasty launched by his father, [[Douglas Fowler]], and his uncle, Hendrix M. "Mutt" Fowler, from the small northwestern Louisiana community of Coushatta in Red River Parish.<br>
(3) While he was imprisoned for [[bribery]] and [[income tax]] evasion stemming from misconduct in connection with his job duties, Fowler's second wife, MariAnn, was kidnapped and went missing while she was en route to [[Beaumont]], [[Texas]], to visit her husband in prison. She was declared legally dead in 2005.
(3) While he was imprisoned for [[bribery]] and [[income tax]] evasion stemming from misconduct in connection with his job duties, Fowler's second wife, MariAnn, was kidnapped and went missing while she was en route to [[Beaumont]], [[Texas]], to visit her husband in prison. She was declared legally dead in 2005.
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