1939. Shortly after earning her undergraduate degree, her teaching career began in Baltimore where she taught geography, and in 1950, she was hired by the District of Columbia Public School System as a full-time substitute teacher. After a period of courting, Fowler and Hatter were married on June 27, 1944. Together they had four children: Andretta, Andrew H., Henrietta E., and John T. In addition to her roles as wife and mother, Mrs. Fowler continued her career in education, and in 1968, she became a permanent faculty member at Woodrow Wilson High School teaching World History, Sociology, and American History, a position from which she retired in 1979. As First Lady of Capital View, she was also a volunteer at her husband's church. Death Andrew Fowler died on January 4, 2003, at the age of 92. At the time of his death, he was one of the oldest and longest-serving pastors in the city and in the United States. References Fowler, Andrew. "Notes on My Fifty Years in Washington, D.C., and Background." Dec. 1987. 1910 births American clergy People from Inman, South Carolina 2003 deaths 20th-century American clergy