John William BOWER

I am trying to locate Janice Mann who married Johnny Bowers son. Jeannie Glendenning is who she would remember me as. I lived on Lyon Heights. I'm getting married (at 70) on July 5th. I would love to get back in touch 519 589 5655 [email protected]

God is a God of all Comfort and he will Comfort the Family's...My condolences..

Our deepest sympathy and love from the Sawchuk Family, will alway's be proud to be a part of his career.

Dear Mrs. Bower and family
I wish to express my deepest condolences to your family. When I was a kid growing up in Oakville we all wanted to be Johnny Bower when we played hockey,road or ice. If you played net your were Johnny Bower. Johnny was more than a hockey hero to me. He was the connection between my dad and I. My dad was on the road for most nights of the week but come hockey we were like peas in a pod watching and talking about Johnny's heroics on the ice. We were fortunate to...

I would like to express my deepest condolences to the family for their loss of a talented man. I hope you find comfort in God during this time of sorrow.

Dear Nancy and family it was with great sorrow to hear of Johns passing it has been many years since we have seen you all but John and your family were wonderful mentors to my son Darren Staal for around 10 yrs from 1984 -1994 at Johns goalie school we truly cherish the memories from those years with you all . Say hi to everyone Darren lives in Carleton Place On. and is an electrician and has 4 lovely kids Thinking of you all our deepest condolences Yours Truly Brian,Vicky Staal and Family...

I watched the Leafs play in the late 60's with my parents. Right from the get go Johnny Bower was my favourite. About 8 years ago I had my picture taken with him and he signed my Leafs book at Chapters. I always thought of him as a kind man. When I met him in person he surpassed my expectations. I told him he was my favourite in the past, present and future. I meant every word. A gentle soul who had time for everyone. God Bless you Johnny. Condolences to the Bower family. An angel...

Although I never had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Bower personally, he did affect me indirectly. I always admired the way he played the game and more importantly the way he conducted himself off the ice. When my wife passed away 10 years ago, my best friend contacted Johnny through Wendel Clark, and told Johnny how I had lost my wife after she had battled cancer for 7 months. One day totally unexpected and envelope arrived in the mail, I opened it up and to my shock was a photo of my...