Earl "Lee" Howser

Julie. I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your father. I knew him in Jefferson City MO as a high school classmate and friend in 1954. He was always very kind and gracious. Since I also lived in MI for many years and have now returned, we had something in common. May your family have wonderful memories of your father.

Julie, I am so sorry I missed noting your Mom and Dad's passing. You may not remember me, but Dee Surbrook and I would see you and your Mom frequently at Antique Shows and we visited your home as well. Your father was one of a kind, personable, helpful, kind, patient. I knew him through United Way and Jackson Community College. My sympathies to you and your family. You were blessed with wonderful parents.

I had the privilege of working with and for Lee for many years. He was a respected colleague and a beloved friend to David and me.

Jeanine & I wish to extend our sincere condolences and prayers to the Howser family on their loss. I served for Several years as a Trustee at Jackson College before Lee´s Retirement. I found him to be just as his family described him; and found it rewarding to work and support him because of all those positive traits. My God welcome him to eternity

So very sorry for your loss. Lee was a supportive administrator and good person. May your wonderful memories of your parents bring comfort to your family.

I´m heartbroken for your family. Lee was the best boss I ever had. He truly knew how to supervise people and make them reach their potential. He and Norma were both wonderful people. He will be missed. I´m glad we were able to stay somewhat in touch with each other. RIP you´ve more than earned it.

Chris, Steve and Julie, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your father. He was the best Supervisor I ever worked for at Jackson Community College or any place else. I have many fond memories of both your Mother and Father. May he rest in peace.

Lee was a friend thru my JCC days when I taught there. Dynamic and memorable man. I've missed him over the years.

Condolences to the Howser family from the family of former JCC colleague Dick Wendt.