Coty-Gowen-Obituary

Coty Gowen

Studley, Virginia

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GOWEN, Coty Ryan, 18, of Montpelier, was embraced by the Lord on Friday, June 18, 2010. He was raised by his proud parents, Gary and Victoria Hegamyer and Jerry and Stacy Gowen; and is also survived by his brothers, Jason Gowen, Michael Mayhew and Wesley Hegamyer; sisters, Lorin Mayhew, Taylor Worton, Amanda Gowen, Samantha Hegamyer and Ashley Ryan; a niece, Alexis Lynn Mayhew; many loving grandparents and extended family. His dream was to one day be a mixed martial arts fighter in the UFC. The family will receive friends on Tuesday, June 22, 2010 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Mechanicsville Chapel of Bennett Funeral Home, 8014 Lee-Davis Road, where funeral services will be conducted on Wednesday, June 23, 2010 at 1 p.m. Interment will follow at Signal Hill Memorial Park. "It's not how you live while you're here, its how u live when u leave." T.I.


This obituary was originally published in the Richmond Times-Dispatch.

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Miss you bud... Its been 8 whole years now and it still feels like yesterday that I got the news. Its weird going on without you, I know you would have done big things. You were always smiling even in the darkest times, and still managed to put everyone before yourself.

RIP Brother

I Miss you do much Coty.. :(

I miss you.

COTY I MISS U SO MUCH ,SEAMS LIKE I SEE U EVERY WERE I SEE A BOY ON THE STREET FROM FAR AWAY HE LOOKS LIKE U ,THEN AS I GET CLOSE TO HIM ITS NOT U AND MY HEART BRAKES AGAIN I LOVE U SO MUCH.

To Coty,
I love and miss you very much

Your little cousin,
Joseph Gowen

i miss my little brother so bad .. he was a good boy and good man he had a heart of old and made me so prond to call hime my brother i love u my lil cokkie 4ever and ever!

Sure do miss that BIG SMILE

It's been a year, but the hurt and loss is still with us. Coty was such a special person, and loving and giving even as a child. His smile could warm the hardest heart. He is smiling for God now, but we remember him with love a year later. Rest high on that mountain and know you are remembered.