Sue and Maggie my thoughts and prayers go out to you both on your lose of a father and a husband...He must of been a great father to have such a wonderful daughter. I can only hope that I do such a wonderful job with my daughter...May the blessings of love be upon you...May its peace abide with you...May its essence illuminate your hearts... 
Now and forever more...

Sue and Maggie, Vic was a true gentleman and sportsman. I had the pleasure of interacting with Vic at work. I also enjoyed a few golf outings together. It's amazing that he golfed and bowled as well as he did, prior to his hip surgery! I'll also remember Vic coming to Honolulu and renting red convertible cars. My prayers and thoughts go out to you both in this trying time. Odaiji ni.

Dad- I cannot believe you're gone. I've been blessed to have had you as a dad for 40 years! I will always cherish our golf games together but mostly, going to OU football games! Even though you are no longer here with mom and I, always know that you will NEVER be forgotten. I love you dad and will miss you dearly!!! Xoxo

I only have extremely positive memories of Vic when I worked with him in Japan. He was a complete gentleman, always had a smile on his face and a positive comment to share. He unknowingly taught me a lot about how not to sweat the small stuff and enjoy the journey. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Sue and Maggie. May God Bless Vic, Sue and Maggie. Aloha Tony Paresa

It was a pleasure to work with Vic all the years I lived in Cp Zama,Japan. He was always Happy and can make anybodys day. He will surely be missed. My prayers are with you and your OHANA. May god bless you.

Sue & Maggie, my prayers include peace of mind for you and your thoughts as Vic is resting well and has no more pain. God Bless.

Sue & Maggie, 
our deepest sympathy on your loss. Joe & I will always cherish and remember our bowling days with you and Vic in Camp Zama and the Hui-O-Hawii club gatherings. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Sue & Maggie: I'll always remember the 
great times when Vic and I worked and 
traveled together, he in JED and I in POD. When in Japan, Vic always said you made the best mashed potatoes with steak-it was - as I spent many-a-times @ 
your home in Camp Zama. We have been in 
in-touch so often since he retired and will miss your frequent visits to Hawaii - and above all we'll miss him! Take care . Jimmy & Sandra Lee

Sue, 
I remember meeting you and Vic when we visited my sister, Andrea, in San Antonio a few years ago. You fixed us the best dinner, and we had such fun with you all that evening. I will never forget it! Andrea always talked of you all so much, it was like dining with family. Vic will surely be missed, but I am sure there are wonderful memories to recall. Stay strong and know that friends are there when you need them most. You and your family have my Deepest Sympathy.

Sue & Maggie, 
We are very deeply saddened by the loss of your husband, father, and our dear friend. We will cherish the memories of the times we have spent together and the many laughs we have had together. We are with you during your time of grief. Please hold tight to all the great memories and draw comfort during the difficult moments. 
Lean on your friends for strength, and always remember how much you are cared for. Sending luv, peace, prayers, and our heartfelt blessings your way. 
Andrea, Anthony, Lenora, & Miss Kitty

I would like to extend my sincere condolences to Mr Bowman's family. I often took care of him while he was on dialysis at BAMC. Mr Bowman was such a kind and sweet person. He never complained and he had a great outlook on life . My prayers go to you. Sincerely Irene Ozuna

We very much enjoyed our travels together. Vic's wonderful voice as he shared great stories will stay with us always. Eileen & Bob

OBITUARY

Victor Morris Bowman

January 10, 1937 – May 19, 2010

Porter Loring Mortuary - McCullough

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