Richard W. Stowe

Dear Sister Stowe & family,
It is with fondness that I remember Richard Stowe, being the best Home teacher we ever enjoyed growing up in Highland. The LeBaron family enjoyed his warm and moving messages, and he never stayed too long for we 6 children. He remembered our birthdays, brought us treats, and even watched our cheesy magic tricks. I express our kindest sympathy, and know that Our Father in Heaven will comfort you. Thanks for your stellar examples of living Great Christlike...

We share gratitude for all that Dick was able to assist with in managing complex medical care. Shauna and Amberlee Hatton-Ward

My condolence to you Lucille, and your family. When you left Draper and the drugstore it left a hole in the people of Draper. Dick was our confidant, Dr. and more. He was always ready to answer our questions on prescriptions or health and he was very helpful. We have missed him. What a great man.

Our love and prayers go out to you and your family at this time. My family has many cherished memories of Dick as our Bishop, Stake President and Patriarch. He gave our youngest son his patriarchial blessing before he departed on his mission..and it was amazing and so very special. One thing I and my children remember about him was as he sat on the stand as our bishop he would intently look at and listen to every speaker that took the podiom. He cared and we all knew it. May the Spirit grant...

So many times I thought about driving to Highland and catching up with Dick but didn't act on it. Very sorry I missed my opportunity. As a young boy and later as a young man Dick always treated me as if I were an adult and a lifelong friend, respectful and interested in my life. He left a lifelong impression and I miss him. What a good guy.

We send our sincere love and deepest condolences to you Lucille & all your family. We will always remember Pres Stowe as a gentle loving husband, father & friend. Someone who untiringly served his God & his fellow man. He was a righteous example to us all & he will be sorely missed.

Dear Lucille , DeAnn, Stephen, and Corrin; Dick was our Bishop when we lived in Highland 3rd ward. Monette was friends with DeAnn and Dad, milt Sealy served with him in the Stake. Many fond memories of your great father. Our thoughts are with you now. Vicki Sealy and Richard Clayton, St. George

A Dear Friend of the Searle's Family. Our Condolences to the Stowe Family . Frank Searle