TOHATCHI
Benjamin Clyde Bowman, 72, of Tohatchi passed away Dec. 25, 2003 at the Northern Navajo Medical Center in Shiprock.
Benjamin was born July 10, 1931 in Ft. Defiance, Ariz., to Alfred H. and Wilheminia Bowman. He was of the Tachiini Clan born for Bitannii Clan.
Mr. Bowman served in the United States Marine Corp. during the Korean conflict.
Survivors include six daughters: Charlene L.B. Gorman and her husband Kenneth of Farmington; Colleen W. Bowman of Tohatchi; Clarissa N. Bowman of Shiprock; Carletta D. Bowman of Shiprock; Estelle J. Bowman of Shiprock; and Michelle B. Ahlm and husband John of Farmington.
Bowman is also survived by one brother: John W. Bowman of Tohatchi, and two aunts: Rose Begay and Matilda Arviso both of Tohatchi. Grandchildren include: Quentin, Jerrod, Clayton, Courtney, Ernesto, Joshua, Robert and Justin.
Bowman was preceded in death by his parents, Alfred and Wilheminia Bowman; brothers: Ernest; Arthur V.; Vernon A.; David C.; and Edward Bowman. Also by a sister, Eloise Kellogg.
Services will be held Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2003 at 10 a.m. in the Ryder Memorial Chapel on the campus of Navajo Prep School, 1200 W. Apache in Farmington. The Rev. Jack E. Fowler will officiate.
Pallbearers: Quentin K. Bowman, Clayton A. Gorman, Justin Bowman, Jerrod B. Bowman, Micah Bowman and Jason Bowman.
Interment will be in the Tohatchi Community Cemetery with military honors conducted by the Tohatchi Veteran’s Organization. Friends will be received at the Tohatchi Chapter House immediately following the services.
Benjamin Clyde Bowman, 72, of Tohatchi passed away Dec. 25, 2003 at the Northern Navajo Medical Center in Shiprock.
Benjamin was born July 10, 1931 in Ft. Defiance, Ariz., to Alfred H. and Wilheminia Bowman. He was of the Tachiini Clan born for Bitannii Clan.
Mr. Bowman served in the United States Marine Corp. during the Korean conflict.
Survivors include six daughters: Charlene L.B. Gorman and her husband Kenneth of Farmington; Colleen W. Bowman of Tohatchi; Clarissa N. Bowman of Shiprock; Carletta D. Bowman of Shiprock; Estelle J. Bowman of Shiprock; and Michelle B. Ahlm and husband John of Farmington.
Bowman is also survived by one brother: John W. Bowman of Tohatchi, and two aunts: Rose Begay and Matilda Arviso both of Tohatchi. Grandchildren include: Quentin, Jerrod, Clayton, Courtney, Ernesto, Joshua, Robert and Justin.
Bowman was preceded in death by his parents, Alfred and Wilheminia Bowman; brothers: Ernest; Arthur V.; Vernon A.; David C.; and Edward Bowman. Also by a sister, Eloise Kellogg.
Services will be held Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2003 at 10 a.m. in the Ryder Memorial Chapel on the campus of Navajo Prep School, 1200 W. Apache in Farmington. The Rev. Jack E. Fowler will officiate.
Pallbearers: Quentin K. Bowman, Clayton A. Gorman, Justin Bowman, Jerrod B. Bowman, Micah Bowman and Jason Bowman.
Interment will be in the Tohatchi Community Cemetery with military honors conducted by the Tohatchi Veteran’s Organization. Friends will be received at the Tohatchi Chapter House immediately following the services.
TOHATCHI
Benjamin Clyde Bowman, 72, of Tohatchi passed away Dec. 25, 2003 at the Northern Navajo Medical Center in Shiprock.
Benjamin was born July 10, 1931 in Ft. Defiance, Ariz., to Alfred H. and Wilheminia Bowman. He was of the Tachiini Clan born for Bitannii Clan.
Mr. Bowman served in the United States Marine Corp. during the Korean conflict.
Survivors include six daughters: Charlene L.B. Gorman and her husband Kenneth of Farmington; Colleen W. Bowman of Tohatchi; Clarissa N. Bowman of Shiprock; Carletta D. Bowman of Shiprock; Estelle J. Bowman of Shiprock; and Michelle B. Ahlm and husband John of Farmington.
Bowman is also survived by one brother: John W. Bowman of Tohatchi, and two aunts: Rose Begay and Matilda Arviso both of Tohatchi. Grandchildren include: Quentin, Jerrod, Clayton, Courtney, Ernesto, Joshua, Robert and Justin.
Bowman was preceded in death by his parents, Alfred and Wilheminia Bowman; brothers: Ernest; Arthur V.; Vernon A.; David C.; and Edward Bowman. Also by a sister, Eloise Kellogg.
Services will be held Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2003 at 10 a.m. in the Ryder Memorial Chapel on the campus of Navajo Prep School, 1200 W. Apache in Farmington. The Rev. Jack E. Fowler will officiate.
Pallbearers: Quentin K. Bowman, Clayton A. Gorman, Justin Bowman, Jerrod B. Bowman, Micah Bowman and Jason Bowman.
Interment will be in the Tohatchi Community Cemetery with military honors conducted by the Tohatchi Veteran’s Organization. Friends will be received at the Tohatchi Chapter House immediately following the services.
Benjamin Clyde Bowman, 72, of Tohatchi passed away Dec. 25, 2003 at the Northern Navajo Medical Center in Shiprock.
Benjamin was born July 10, 1931 in Ft. Defiance, Ariz., to Alfred H. and Wilheminia Bowman. He was of the Tachiini Clan born for Bitannii Clan.
Mr. Bowman served in the United States Marine Corp. during the Korean conflict.
Survivors include six daughters: Charlene L.B. Gorman and her husband Kenneth of Farmington; Colleen W. Bowman of Tohatchi; Clarissa N. Bowman of Shiprock; Carletta D. Bowman of Shiprock; Estelle J. Bowman of Shiprock; and Michelle B. Ahlm and husband John of Farmington.
Bowman is also survived by one brother: John W. Bowman of Tohatchi, and two aunts: Rose Begay and Matilda Arviso both of Tohatchi. Grandchildren include: Quentin, Jerrod, Clayton, Courtney, Ernesto, Joshua, Robert and Justin.
Bowman was preceded in death by his parents, Alfred and Wilheminia Bowman; brothers: Ernest; Arthur V.; Vernon A.; David C.; and Edward Bowman. Also by a sister, Eloise Kellogg.
Services will be held Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2003 at 10 a.m. in the Ryder Memorial Chapel on the campus of Navajo Prep School, 1200 W. Apache in Farmington. The Rev. Jack E. Fowler will officiate.
Pallbearers: Quentin K. Bowman, Clayton A. Gorman, Justin Bowman, Jerrod B. Bowman, Micah Bowman and Jason Bowman.
Interment will be in the Tohatchi Community Cemetery with military honors conducted by the Tohatchi Veteran’s Organization. Friends will be received at the Tohatchi Chapter House immediately following the services.
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