Thomas Franklin "Tommy" Bowers Jr
Thomas Franklin "Tommy" Bowers Jr
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Tommy was a graduate of Henderson High School in DeKalb County, Georgia. He met the love of his life, Teresa, at Rock Eagle 4-H camp. The couple spent 47 wonderful years together. Tommy spent most of his life in Fayetteville, Georgia, and worked as a black car limo driver as well as an Atlanta Lenox taxi driver. Tommy enjoyed fishing, doing yard work, camping, and was a devoted Braves fan.
Tommy was preceded in death by his father, Thomas Franklin Bowers Sr. He is survived by his devoted partner, Teresa Cook, his mother, Monika Bowers, his siblings, Mike, Tim, and Tina, along with his nieces and nephews, Jennifer, Amanda, Nick, and Ben.
Tommy will be remembered as a kind and loving man. He was always there to help those in need, especially his family.
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Jo Ann Bowdoin-Aynsley
October 11, 2025
Tom was such a wonderful person. He was smart, affable, easy to talk with and an expert in most things he tried.
The Bowers were known around Atlanta and way beyond for their ethical business practices and knowledge of all things watch and clocks.
As a person he will be missed so much, and as a professional just as much. That's something special few attain.
Sadly the end of an Era for clock and watch owners.
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