of Conway, AR
July 23, 1948 - August 21, 2023
Thomas Lee Fowlkes, 75, of Conway, Arkansas went to be with the Lord, August 21, 2023. He was born July 23, 1948 in Searcy, Arkansas to Harold and Lois (Breeding) Fowlkes.
Thomas is preceded in death by his parents; daughter, Shelly Fowlkes and brothers, Bill Fowlkes, Sterling Breeding, Clinnon Breeding and Larry Breeding.
He is survived by his son, Kyle Fowlkes of Conway, Arkansas; granddaughter, Ava Fowlkes of North Little Rock, Arkansas; brothers, Faye Breeding of Little Rock, Arkansas; Max Breeding of Benton, Arkansas; nieces, Lynn Sostarich, Jan Viertel and many other friends and family. He will be greatly missed by all.
Thomas graduated from Conway High School in 1966, then attended UCA. He was a member of the U.S. Army Reserves during Vietnam. Thomas worked for the City of Conway Street Department for over 40 years until his retirement.
He enjoyed riding bicycles, coaching softball, but mostly he enjoyed spending time with and teaching his granddaughter, Ava, how to play basketball, she was truly the light of his life.
There will be a memorial service on Saturday, August 26, 2023 at 2:00pm at Second Baptist Church in Conway, Arkansas, where he was a member.
I was so very privileged to know Mr. Tommy. He was certainly “one of the good onesâ€
Rest in peace
Tommy fought the fight and finished the race well. May he now rest in peace, be healed and be whole again.
Kyle and family, so sad to hear about the loss of Tommy. I know he worked hard to beat his cancer. Keep those wonderful memories alive.
Kyle and family, so sad to hear about the loss of Tommy. I know he worked hard to beat his cancer. Keep those wonderful memories alive.
We are sad to hear of Tommy’s passing.
We have memories of the good fellowship we had at Second Baptist.
Prayers for Kyle and the rest of his family.
Dear Family: I have known Tommy for many years and he was a true friend. We went to church together and we played softball during those years. I pray for the family and many friends. Go rest high on the mountain!
To Moore family, so sorry for the loss of Tommy. You were blessed to have a wonderful friend.
Prayers for God's peace and comfort all the family. I haven't seen Tommy in many years, but remember how he was such a kind gentleman.
So sorry to learn of Tommy's passing. Joe Bray and Tommy were good friends. Leta and I spent great times playing spoon and cards over the years. We loved watching our kids play and eating chips and dip. Kyle was such a cute little boy and Shelly was a precious child. With love, Brenda Bray
Kyle and Ava—so sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.—-Teressa Robinson
We had a good run Hoss. We will miss you, you were always there for me and my family. See you on the other side.