Randy Fowler takes every opportunity he gets to spread a message that begs repeating: don’t drink and drive.
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His severely injured body and brain are constant symbols of regret, even 33 years after a crash that killed his best friend.
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Fowler was behind the wheel of his truck after a night of partying. Nobody was wearing a seatbelt.
He suffered a life-altering injury.
As Jill Croteau reports above, he hopes his story makes a lasting impression to anyone who thinks about drinking and driving.
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