Charles L. "Larry" Rowan

Almost nine years later I learn of this mathematically unsurprising circumstance. I'm not absolutely confident that I met my uncle, but I recall having done so once. Many years ago, the mid-'60s, I visited Toledo with my parents, my father being Richard Duane Rowan (note the spelling). There I met my grandparents (for the final time?), my aunts, Margie, Bev, and Susan, and a cousin or two. I'm struck by the reference to my grandmother, Jenny (Bare) Rowan-LoPresto. The hyphenated name offers...

Guillermo, Dominic and I will miss you, Uncle Larry. We're so glad for our short reunion a few summers ago. Dom treasures his ukelele and his time with you. We wish there had been more, but are grateful for the time we had.
-- Wendy

Cindy

When we lose a loved one here on earth, we gain an angel in heaven that watches over us. May you take comfort in knowing that you have one more angel to watch over you now.

All My Love

Dad,
You came into my life when I needed you most. You never left my side. It was hard to say So Long, but I know you are in a better and safer place with your Family and Friends.
You are my Guardian Angel now, I know I made you proud because you told me that many times. Thank you for that.
You are the greatest and most caring Dad a girl could ever ask for.
Rest In Peace and know how very much you are loved!
Your Daughter

So sorry for the loss of your dear loved one. My prayers are with your family during this sad time. May you have peace and comfort in knowing that others care.