Mr. Anthony "Tony" Kennedy Bowman Jr.

Pat,
Peggy and are sad to hear of Tony's passing.
We enjoyed being with you both very much.
He was respected by everyone who knew him.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Pat and the family on the passing of a great friend and mentor. When I spoke or met with Tony I was the one who left feeling better, that was Tony's positive attitude. His stories of family vacations to Edisto started our family on many great trips to his beloved Edisto.
Tony will be missed, but we have such great memories.
God Bless you,
John and Elizabeth Erwin

Very sorry to hear of Tony's passing. In a great and long life, he touched so many. I know you'll miss him so.

I am very sorry to hear about Tony . I have many fond memories of him and his family

Dear Pat and family, so sorry to read of Tonys passing. I saw him at moms funeral, sorry I didn’t see you. Prayers for peace and comfort to you all

Mrs. Bowman, Caroline, Paul and Mark
I have so many happy memories of spending time with all of you. Swim team, football games, giant inner tubes, and playing Michigan at Edisto. Mr. Bowman is part of every one of those memories and I’m deeply sorry for your loss. You are in my heart and in my prayers.

To Pat and Caroline,
Tony was one of the finest human beings I have met over my life time. He was humble, caring, dedicated and honorable. I played golf with Tony, Dick Moss and Mike Truluck for several years in North Carolina. Tony made these trip pleasurable and fun, always the gentleman. I had the pleasant opportunity on one of these junkets to see Tony shot his age - when 83. That is the only time I have seen someone accomplish this feat. It was to him not unusual and I kind of...

Mrs. Bowman, Paul, Mark and Caroline,
I am very sorry for your loss. I reflect on the many memories with your family still with me from long ago. From pool games in the FROG, popsicles in the garage, falling out of the tree by the driveway, we spent many a happy time with your family. You all have a special place in my heart and are in my thoughts and prayers.
Sincerely, Chris

I will miss Tony's smiling face and wonderful demeanor on Thursday mornings at Stono Ferry. I remember how excited he was the day he made his hole-in-one. he was a real gentleman, and will be missed. All my best to his family and friends.
Regards,
Jack Ditterline