Laura Kenworthy Bowers

Please forgive this very belated but no less sincere expression of condolences to the Bowers family. I knew Laura from St. Paul´s Church when she sang in my dad´s choirs as a child and pre-teen. She was a friendintelligent girl whose participation and cheerful presence was always valued by my dad. It had been my pleasure to reconnect with her on the phone 15 or more years ago by phone during a visit to the Flint area and after her parents told her of our chance meeting and conversation at St....

Rest well Laura. We played together in elementary School, had fun at Whittier and Central. You were cool people. RIP.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

So sorry to hear about your loss. My memories of Laura are of a fierce, very intelligent woman. In the 1970's/early 80's, she was on the forefront of women in the workplace, helping to establish a new norm. She was also so much fun!!!! Late night talks, Florida spring break and her visit to CA one summer are memories of Miss Laura I have and will hold onto forever. She was such a big part in making the Theta house feel like home. We lost a good one. Please know that she was well loved...

Still sending prayers and healing to the family and friends of Mrs Laura Bowers

My deepest sympathy to your family. Too soon, too soon. Although I am confidant Laura continued to live her life with the same enthusiasm and liveliness and kindness she showed during our time at Theta, making moments count; it is just too soon for those moments to be done. May God be with you as you continue on.

I am so sorry that you have lost your mom and wife. I know the shock of losing a parent too soon and suddenly. Time gives you more lovely memories each day and year. In college, I remember being in awe of Laura's intellect and knew she would be going far in life and surely she would think her greatest accomplishment was her family.

I sign my name with greatest love for the opportunity to know Laura during a seminal part of our lives -- one of my two "pledge daughters" who kept me out of trouble (occasionally) at Purdue. The first being Carol, whose wedding photo tells all posted here. We are the bookends -- my red hair has a lot more silver highlights these days. To be truthful, Laura might be frowning a bit upstairs watching me type, as I backed off revealing the rather colorful words to the Theta song we were...