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Alfred BOWLING Obituary
Age 71 of Huber Heights, passed away Thursday, June 23, 2022. He was born in Mt. Gay, West Virginia, and graduated from Dunbar High School in 1968 and Wright State University in 1972. Alfred was preceded in death by his parents; Alfred J. Bowling and Minnie Sue Wilson. He is survived by his twin sister; Alma J. Morris, sister; Delores Bullet, nieces; Cetecia Peterson and Cassandra Bowling, nephews; Albert Bowling III, Kenta Bowling, Walter Bowling and great nephew; Eric Peterson,Jr., his good friends; Mary Ann Scott, Connie Young and Lillian Hutson. There will be no services. Glickler Funeral Home is handling the arrangements.
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Lillian Hutson
June 27, 2022
To Alma and Family members of Alfred Bowling; Needless to say, many prayers, and deep felt sympathy is sent to you all. Al has been my dear friend for many years. Although we hadn't visited each other personally since Covid 19, nevertheless, we frequently talked on the phone many, many times. Al would talk about his Drama" shows, (that he loved so much), and I would talk about "Cowboy", movies that I love. Sometimes, Al would call me late at night, (and I do mean late, late at night), and he would say, "I just called to check on my Buddy". At first, those calls would concern and frighten me, however, I quickly got used to them and said, "Oh well that's Al being Al".
Many, many thanks Alma for sharing Alfred with me. I will truly miss him. And, I will continue sending up love and prayers for all of you.
Sincerely,
Lillian Hutson
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