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Michael Bowman

Michael Bowman

Michael Timothy Bowman passed away on Friday, June
27th in Indianapolis, IN. He was born in Lakewood, Ohio
on March 14, 1952. Mike graduated from John Marshall
High School in Cleveland, class of 1970. He studied
Biology at Cleveland State University. While in college he
became a certified scuba diver. Mike started his career as
an EMS in Cleveland, Ohio and became a member of the
Middleburg Heights Fire Department in the early 1980s.
During his career with MHFD he became a member of the
dive team and was also certified in Hazardous Materials
management.
Mike is survived by Margaret (Rodibaugh) Bowman whom
he married August 21, 1982 and many nieces, nephews
and cousins. He was proceeded in death by his parents
Stacy Albert Bowman and Martha Marie (Upchurch)
Bowman and one brother Patrick S. Bowman (Sue).
Mike was a past member of the Parma Elks Club where
he was an avid dart player. He had many hobbies over the
years including bowling, sky diving, ham radio operator,
fishing and hunting. In later years he enjoyed boating on
Lake Erie and riding Harley motorcycles.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Tunnel to
Towers Foundation, the Alzheimer’s Association or your
favorite charity.

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  1. I met Mike at Cleveland State University where we minored in pinochle and compared stories of Lawsons vs Convenient Food Mart. Years of friendship included weddings, parties, music, and a memorable trip to the gun range. My thoughts go out to Annie and others as we mourn this good friend and good man.

  2. One of the best. Gone too soon. May the love of God give you comfort; may the strength of God give you peace.

  3. Annie, I took me a while to look at this. I can’t believe he’s gone. He was like a brother to me, and we walked a long time together, you Mike, and I. May he rest in peace. I really miss him. 😔

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