Agatha Bowden

Aggie was a wonderful person. Full of sunshine and so very kind. I had the pleasure of working with her at SJRMC , where she was a volunteer for cardiopulmonary rehab. Condolences to her family.

Dear Aggie,
It´s hard to put into words what you meant to me and to so many people. I´m so grateful that you were a part of my life, especially when I was going through some tough times. You were so supportive with your thoughtful and kind words and advice. It was always a pleasure and comfort being around you. There was never anything superficial about you, Aggie. Never pretentious, always honest, sincere and straightforward, you kindly spoke your mind. I loved that about you. Thank you for the real person you were, for your great personality and for being such a supportive and wonderful friend. I am so fortunate and thankful for the privilege of having known you. It seems now, for way too short a time. I will never forget our friendship; how much fun it was to be in your company and the wonderful memories you left me. I will see you on the other side, my friend.

Agatha was an old friend from way back. I loved her whole family. Her mother Malda was special. Her grandparents Nina and Nino as we new them were wonderful people. I miss them all!

I truly enjoyed Agatha, she was always fun and had a lovely personality. I was in Beta Sigma Phi with her, we were sisters. So sorry for your family and friends

What a friend she was! Always there for whatever you needed, willing to share your happiness and sorrows, and never hesitating to share hers with you. It was a special friendship that endured for 54 years. I will forever miss hearing the sound of your voice, especially your laugh. God Speed Aggie.

We loved her ery much and miss her everyday!
The Crane's Crew

One of my earliest memories of Aunt Aggie was when she was babysitting my brother Joe and me, and she served us strawberry jam for the first time. Joe wouldn´t touch it, but Ag talked me into trying some and I loved it. She was like that--always encouraging us to try new things.

Agatha, you are greatly missed. What a privilege to call you a friend for so many years! You always had the best stories & were so full of life. Rest with the Angels beautiful Ag! I miss you, you are always in my heart.

When Aggie and I were in Mr. Huffman Spanish class at Farmington High in 1950, she got A grades, and I am still trying to learn a little Spanish. Her brother Jimmy and I graduated together in 1951. I knew Buddy from the gas field and always loved to hear her say "Buddy". There was always much love in her voice. Now they are together. Love to both.
Zang Wood

Sending my loving thoughts to Aggie´s family. She was a good friend of my Mom´s, Georgie Monk, and I remember their animated conversations. A few years back, I gave Buddy a ride home from the post office when his old truck wouldn´t start. Aggie welcomed me as though I was a close friend they´d just seen the day before. It reminded me of how full of life and love she´d always been. Aggie left her mark, for sure, and it is a beautiful mark.

Aggie was the sweetest lady..always a smile and she helped me through the loss of my parents..I'm sure you're up in heaven having a great time.

Ohhh my goodness Aggie...you have gone beyond us-give Kenny (my dad at GAB when you worked for him) a hug when you see him. I always told him I wanted to be able to type as fast as Aggie! I probably never made it but I taught typing at FHS in her memory. I loved you...as did my dad! Comfort to all your family...she was always loved!