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Richard Hammond Cowan Jr.

Brunswick, Georgia

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Richard Cowan Jr.Longtime St. Simons Island resident Richard Hammond Cowan Jr. died Monday, March 7, at Southeast Georgia Health System, leaving behind a legacy of kindness and wisdom to all who were blessed to meet this remarkable man on his earthly journey.Richard was 78 when called home by the...

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This memory of Richard came up today. Miss him still and also his precious Gayle. They are safely home together forever. Peace, blessings and much love, Tess.

Richard will surely be missed. He made a difference in this world and in my life in so many ways. I got to know him in our EFM class where we met every Monday night for four years. We took Holy Communion to those who could not attend Church in person. His wisdom, support and rides helped me and my family as we moved in and out of recovery. And oh how he loved his precious Gail. That was inspiring, and the two of them showed so much kindness to me... offering me rides without my asking and...

Richard was such a joy to be around. He loved to ring the Salvation Army bells in front of Belk's at Christmas time and rang most every Friday. His Santa hat had to be as old as he was. He will be missed.

Gail, I am so sorry. I am thinking of you daily.

I will miss you my friend! You were always kind, supportive and a great friend to me. Your enthusiasm and encouragement lead me through many trials. Thanks for always being my cheerleader.

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Mr. Cowan was always allowing me to intrude into his home as a youngster tagging along with his daughter, Tavel, for many wonderful years. We had lots of laughs, during family dinners and family vacations. He loved to laugh, and the entire family loved life! One of my memories of great laughter was when Mrs. Cowan (Dr. Cowan) served us artichokes for dinner one evening, and I was in shock that they were having HUGE pine cones for dinner. I was such an uneducated junior high schooler. I...

I miss you big brother.