When I look at properties for FT in cluster administrator the only owner I
see is the node1 owner.  Why doesn't owner node2 show up as a selection?
I'm thinking about doing the following below from a MS KB article to fix my
problem, any ideas?

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You can reinstall the Full Text resource by manually running Ftsetup.exe.
However, before you can manually run Ftsetup.exe, you must perform the
following cleanup steps.

Note You must perform these cleanup steps on all nodes in the cluster group.

1. Delete the NewInstanceName subkey under the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Search\1.0\Gathering

Manager\Applications

2. Delete the NewInstanceName subkey under the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Search\1.0\Applications

3. Locate the shared data directory of the new clustered instance, and then
delete everything under the FTData folder.

Note Typically, the FTData folder includes some .0 files, some .1 files, and
a SQLServer$NewInstanceName folder.

After you have completed the cleanup steps, you can reinstall the Full Text
resource.

Note Make sure that you only run Ftsetup.exe from the node from which you
originally ran the SQL Server Setup program. Also, make sure that the node
has control of the shared drive.

To manually run Ftsetup.exe, you can use the following command-line

command:

"Path of the new clustered instance Bin folder\ftsetup.exe"

SQLServer$InstanceName SQL Server Account 1 0 1 0

Note InstanceName is the name of the new clustered instance of SQL Server.
SQL Server Account is the account under which SQL Server runs.

This account must have local administrator permissions on the node from
which you run Ftsetup.exe.