James-McGowan-Obituary

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James D. McGowan

Palm Harbor, Florida

Mar 4, 1926 – Jul 12, 2011

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March 4, 1926
DIED
July 12, 2011
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Palm Harbor, Florida

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Moss Feaster Funeral Home and Cremation Services - Clearwater Obituary

James D. "Jim" McGowan, 85 of Clearwater, FL, previously of Newton MA, died Tuesday July 12, 2011.Born March 4, 1926 in Cambridge MA, he served in the Army during WWII in Europe under General Patton. He was one of the declining numbers of "The Greatest Generation". He worked for New England...

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Dear Mrs. McGowan, Sue, Steve and Jeanne--Fond memories shared as neighbors from 35 Kensington Street. My deepest sympathy for the loss of a loving husband of 60 years and a father for most of those years. May your memories of him live on in your hearts.
With sympathy,Susie Fay Hayes

Dearest Mrs. McGowan and Family,
My deepest sympathy for your loss. What a devoted man he was to all of you. I can picture his telephone truck sitting in the driveway and can see him smoking one of those smelly cigars.
Kind rememberences to all of you. Love, Kathy Fay

Steve & Joyce and family...
So sad to hear of Uncle Jim's passing. He leaves a legacy of love so familiar to the McGowan family history... twinkling blue eyes and a big heart. Safe travels to Florida. Kiss your Mom.
Our love and condolences travel with you.
XXXOOO Greg and Liz McGowan

Terry, Sue, and Paul,
My deepest sympathies go out to you during this time of the loss of Jim. My prayers are with you. Jim was a wonderful father and husband, and I am honored to have gotten to know him.

To Suzanne & Family,
I can't remember if I had the pleasure of meeting your dad all those years ago when we were classmates. But, I know he was a good father and a good friend, because of the love and respect he is being given here. He will always be with you, in your hearts & memories. My prayers & condolences on your loss of this wonderful person.

Jim was a very nice guy. In the early 80s I worked with him at 30 Mystic St. in Arlington. He was at the end of his career and I was at the beginning. He advised me to get an outside job at New England Telephone for higher pay . I did and I am still with what is now Verizon nearing the end of my career. I will let others who knew him of this bad news. Very Sorry for loss.

He was a good guy, sorry for the loss. He always came in to the Atlantic Station on Adams Street
with the N.E.T & T truck to say hello, 40 yrs ago.some guys you always remember.

Dear Jeanne and Ron,
There are no words that can be said to ease your grief at this time. We too have been where you are now. Know that our thoughts are with you.

To live on in the hearts of those you loved is to have never died at all.

Jeanne and Ron,
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time of loss. Please accept my deepest sympathy.