Gary-Bowe-Obituary

Gary Norman Bowe

Portland, Oregon

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Bowe, Gary Norman 58 03/12/1951 04/14/2009 Gary passed away at home from cancer. Gary was born in Portland where he lived all his life. He attended Benson High School and retired from Chevron Asphalt Refinery in 2005 after 27 years. Gary is survived by his wife, Phyllis; daughters, Rachelle Mong...

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I worked with Gary for a short time at Chevron Asphalt. He took me fly-fishing for the first time and I have been hooked since. Thanks for that Gary! I send my deepest sympathies to all of the family and friends who have lost such great person. He was truly a cool guy!

James Stine

Rachelle, your dad had such an impact on me growing up and practically living with you in our teen years. He was like a dad to me, always teasing, holding me accountable, taking us sailing, showing me what a man and a father should be. He raised some lovely women and I feel blessed to have been a small part of your family. I will always hold him dear to my heart.

Gary was the love of my life. In the seven years we were together he showed me so much love and brought me much happiness. My life has a hole now and it will never be right again. I love you the mostest my handsome man. Always, Miss Phyllis

We are sorry for your loss. Our thoughts are with you.

Jill and Marc Grassman and family (friends of The Mong family)

What else can you say. Gary was simply a great guy who cared for all those around him. I am so glad to have known him for so many years. Rest in peace buddy.

I worked with Gary for over 25 years. He was such a sweetie. We had the same birthday, and he would bring me flowers. He will be greatly missed.

Gary was a great friend to us and we'll always miss him and his kind ways. He's definitely left a hole in our lives. We shared many a wonderful motorcycle ride with him and Phyllis. Gary was a savvy planner for all the fun routes and we saw so many scenic places and have tons of enjoyable memories because of him. We are so sorry for Phyllis and the family for their loss and ours as well. Jerry and Shirley

I've known Gary for 25 years, he's the best man you will ever know. He was like a brother to me. He was with me through good times and bad. There's not enough words to explain how much he meant to me. We'll always love you Gary

"Rachelle, I'm deeply sorry to hear about your Dad. Please accept our heartfelt condolences and we send our love and thoughts to you, Mike, Jade, Jasmine and Brit." June Mong (Mike's sister) London