Grover Bowen

Hello to all,
What I remember most about Mr. Bowen was his smile, which always had a devilish, playful nature. He and my father were friends my entire life, and when I look at Grover's obituary, I see my father.
Grover and Jeanette would come to our house in Chesapeake a couple of times a year and swap army stories and share a drink together.
As a little boy, I remember walking up to the two, coming in on the tail end of a bawdy joke, whereupon my Dad would act like he wasn't...

My dear friend, Darlene,
I have such fond memories of the many stories your Dad told me. I am sure he's entertaining the angels in heaven with his stories now. We'll surely miss him. My deepest sympathy to you and your family.
Love,
Kathy

Uncle Grover, you will be missed,i will never forget when you come to visit every summer,pulling your camper to kentucky,an always giving advice to me about life when i was a little boy, im glad i got to chat with ya on the phone a few weeks ago. love Tommy Bush, LOUISA KY

Linda and Darlene,

I am sorry for your loss.

Grover wore many hats, but the one he loved the most read: No.1 Grandpa. I will severely miss him.

I love you, Papa. Forever your "Baby Bowen"

He wore a lot of hats, but the one he loved the most read: No.1 Grandpa. I will miss him dearly.

I love you, Papa. Forever your "Baby Bowen"

You are in our prayers.