FIND AN OBITUARY
Service information is posted on our website only with approval from the family.
If you are seeking information not listed below, please contact us.
Clyde Lee Bowen
05/17/1915 — 12/15/2003
From Richland, WA, US | Born in Spokane, WA
Clyde Lee Bowen
Clyde L Bowen, 88, of Richland, passed away on December 15 at Tri-Cites Chaplaincy Hospice House. He was born on May 17, 1915 in Spokane, WA to Henry and Emma Bowen.
He lived in the Tri-City area for 59 years and worked as a reactor operator for United Nuclear Corp. Clyde was a member of the Riverview Baptist Church in Pasco where he had many dear and faithful friends.
Clyde is survived by his wife Susie Bowen; son Richard Bowen; daughter Pat Hetrick of Aumsville, OR; 6 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, wife Louise Bowen and daughter Izetta Paulson.
A funeral service will be held on Thursday December 18 at 2:00pm at Riverview Baptist Church followed by a internment at Sunset Memorial Gardens in Richland. Visitation will be held on Thursday from 1:00-2:00pm prior to the service.
We knew Clyde through the business, and Clyde was always a happy person and liked to share his life with others. We were very fortunate to know Clyde for the many years that he came to Motoring Services.
I had just learned on Monday that Clyde was diagnosed with cancer and sent him a card. My oppologies for the lateness of the card.
Clyde will always be remembered and he and your family are in our prayers.
Brian Johnson
Owner, Motoring Services
We knew Clyde through the business, and Clyde was always a happy person and liked to share his life with others. We were very fortunate to know Clyde for the many years that he came to Motoring Services.
I had just learned on Monday that Clyde was diagnosed with cancer and sent him a card. My oppologies for the lateness of the card.
Clyde will always be remembered and he and your family are in our prayers.
Brian Johnson
Owner, Motoring Services
I knew Clyde in the early 1980’s. He was a retired Reactor Operator who worked summer outages at 100N. He was one of the reigning experts on the use of the Charge Machine and would teach young operators in the intracacies of its operation. I never quite got the hang of it but it was not for a lack of effort on Clyde’s part!
WE HAVE KNOW MR BOWEN FOR MANY YEARS. HE WAS ALWAYS SUCH A CHARACTOR AND SO PLEASANT TO BE AROUND. I REMEMBER THE MOTORCYCLE RIDES WE ALL USE TO TAKE. WHAT SWEET MEMORIES. MRS BOWEN YOU ARE IN OUR PRAYERS.
Guestbook for
Clyde Lee Bowen