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Hunter Fowler, Age 27, passed away on September 8, 2026, at the South Strand Medical Center. Hunter was born on August, 8, 1999, in the beautiful coastal town of Myrtle Beach to his beloved Parents, Benjamin Fowler and the late Gea Fowler. From a young age, Hunter demonstrated a remarkable aptitude for mechanics and electronics. He could often be found under the hood of a vehicle. His hands were deftly tinkering with cars and gadgets, always eager to learn more and share his knowledge with those around him. His passion for working with his hands was not just a hobby, but a testament to his boundless curiosity and love for creating and fixing things. Hunter’s life was filled with love by many, shared with his cherished family and friends. He leaves behind his two children—daughter Danny Fowler and son Dolan Fowler. Hunter’s father, Benjamin Fowler, and his wife, Luci. He is also survived by his brothers, Thomas Fowler (Ryli) and Terrence Fowler; his sister, Macie Fowler; his half-siblings, Jaxson Fowler and Cheyenne McKerley; uncle Alex Grady; and his grandparents, Terry and Rita Grady. His loyal canine companions, Packman and Vinny, will miss him dearly. Though Hunter experienced his share of loss with the passing of his mother, Gea Fowler, his uncle Eric Grady, and his good friends, Julia McGuire and Kyle Perry, he carried their memories with him, honoring them in his everyday actions and in the love he shared with those around him. In accordance with his family's wishes, a private ceremony will be held to celebrate Hunter's life. Those who wish to honor his memory may consider making a donation to a charity of their choice in lieu of flowers. Hunter Fowler’s spirit will forever remain a part of the lives he touched, a testament to the power of love, family, and the joy of working with one’s hands. May his memory be a blessing, cherished by all who knew him. He will be missed, but never forgotten - Until we meet again
Mr. Fowler is entrusted to Kelvin F. Lewis, the funeral director, and the Lewis Crematory & Funeral Home staff of Myrtle Beach, SC. (843) 294-0011
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