Marcus O. Stowe

Very sorry to hear that Marcus has passed. I can remember many visits to see your family, ride horses and play in the yard. My condolences to Mark, Sally and your family. He will be dearly missed. Colleen Modzeleski-Schmich

Have many fond memories of Mark. From our days as the leaders of UAW Local 730 through his last few years as the senior lunch bunch from the Local with Toffie, Dale, Stan, and myself. We shared many a laugh, some old "war" stories, and maybe even a little BS to go along with it. RIP my good friend Mark Stowe!

So Sorry to hear of Mark's passing. I met Mark though my Dad Toffie Abbasse. Dad often spoke highly of Mark. They had some great times together. Thoughts and Prayers to the Stowe Family.

I will always remember the friendship my Dad, Toffie Abbasse, and Mark shared, throughout all the years at GM and in the later years. The lunches at the Red Barn, (thank you, Cindy for getting them together) was the best for my Dad and, I think, for Mark too. My Dad passed in April and we will always be grateful for their friendship that held up all these years. On behalf of Toffie´s family, we extend our deepest sympathy to your family. You are all in our prayers. Sincerely, Toffie´s...

To most everyone around Marcus, he was known as Marcus and his wife as Joyce. As a nephew to Joyce, they were Uncle Dick and Aunt Maxine. As a youngster I was always confused when I was at their house and a neighbor or friend came over and called them Marcus or Mark, and Joyce. To me they were Dick and Maxine. As I got older, I accepted it and understood but they were always Uncle Dick and Aunt Maxine to me. They were both great people that I was very fond of as far back as I can remember....