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RECOGNIZING THE LIFE OF LIEUTENANT LANE FOWLER
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HON. TRENT KELLY
of mississippi
in the house of representatives
Tuesday, June 22, 2021
Mr. KELLY of Mississippi. Madam Speaker, I rise today to recognize the retirement of Corinth Police Department Lieutenant Lane Fowler, Sr.
In 2004, Lt. Fowler joined the Corinth Police Department. His desire to help people was the reason he chose to launch a career in law enforcement. Over the course of his 17-year career, Lt. Fowler fulfilled his duties with a sense of pride.
One of his most rewarding achievements was serving as the leader of the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) Program. During his eight years working with fifth grade students, Lt. Fowler taught them about the importance of living a healthy lifestyle and making good choices with their lives. Lt. Fowler said it was his goal to teach children that law enforcement officers are not to be feared. It was his goal to build good relationships with members of the community of all ages.
On Friday, June 11, Lt. Fowler's retirement was celebrated during a ceremony hosted by his fellow police officers with the Corinth Police Department. It was my honor to thank him for his dedication to the citizens of Corinth and for his pledge to protect their safety. Lt. Fowler's service will always be remembered.
Lt. Fowler is married to Tonia Fowler. They have five children: Kacie Blakney; Johnson Fowler, Jr.; Sidney Robertson; Mikki Holmes, and Justin Holmes. The Fowlers have six grandchildren: Lainey Blakney; Corbin Blakney; Caben Robbins; Eli Robbins; Hadley Holmes, and Anna Grace Holmes.
I am grateful for Lt. Fowler's lifetime of service to North Mississippi and thank him for his commitment to the Corinth community.
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SOURCE: Congressional Record Vol. 167, No. 108
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