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|children=Douglas Fowler, Jr. (1938–1998)​

|children=Douglas Fowler, Jr. (1938–1998)​

[[Jerry Fowler|Jerry Marston Fowler]] (1940-2009)​

[[Jerry Fowler|Jerry Marston Fowler]] (1940-2009)​

|relations=H. M. Fowler]] (brother)

|relations=H. M. Fowler (brother)

|party=[[Democratic Party|Democrat]] ​

|party=[[Democratic Party|Democrat]] ​

|occupation=[[Politician]] ​

|occupation=[[Politician]] ​

In 1999, Fowler was inducted posthumously into the Louisiana Political Museum and Hall of Fame in Winnfield. In its obituary of Fowler, ''The Baton Rouge Advocate'' said that the former commissioner's favorite sport was not football, which his son played, but "politicking."​<ref>"Douglas Fowler succumbs at 73," ''The Baton Rouge Advocate,'' January 31, 1980.</ref>

In 1999, Fowler was inducted posthumously into the Louisiana Political Museum and Hall of Fame in Winnfield. In its obituary of Fowler, ''The Baton Rouge Advocate'' said that the former commissioner's favorite sport was not football, which his son played, but "politicking."​<ref>"Douglas Fowler succumbs at 73," ''The Baton Rouge Advocate,'' January 31, 1980.</ref>

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