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==Obituary== | ==Obituary== | ||
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| + | EVERETT COWAN | ||
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| + | Sympathy is extended to the Cowan family at the Nov. 11 death . of Everett Cowan in an East Hartford hospital. Everett Cowan was born July 25, 1917 the son of William and Minnie Jones Cowan at the family home on Tabor Road. | ||
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| + | He grew up in the Lutheran Church, and was graduated from Berne High School. He served in the U.S. Army in the early '40s and after marriage to Ruth VanValkenburg of Turner Falls, Mass., lived in the Tony Yarmchuk house in Berne. | ||
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| + | He is survived by his widow, Ruth Cowan, and three children, CaroLIo, Conrad, and Larry in connecticut | ||
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| + | USTrightof MM&imnJmhM two | ||
| + | brothers, Harold Cowan of iSchenectady | ||
| + | and Walter Cowan of | ||
| + | Spicing City, Pa. | ||
| + | Memorial gifts are being | ||
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Revision as of 20:46, 18 February 2014
Birth
Everett W. Cowan
Education
Military Service
Occupation
Marriage & Children
Everett W. Cowan
Death
Everett W. Cowan
Obituary
. EVERETT COWAN
Sympathy is extended to the Cowan family at the Nov. 11 death . of Everett Cowan in an East Hartford hospital. Everett Cowan was born July 25, 1917 the son of William and Minnie Jones Cowan at the family home on Tabor Road.
He grew up in the Lutheran Church, and was graduated from Berne High School. He served in the U.S. Army in the early '40s and after marriage to Ruth VanValkenburg of Turner Falls, Mass., lived in the Tony Yarmchuk house in Berne.
He is survived by his widow, Ruth Cowan, and three children, CaroLIo, Conrad, and Larry in connecticut sister, USTrightof MM&imnJmhM two brothers, Harold Cowan of iSchenectady and Walter Cowan of Spicing City, Pa. Memorial gifts are being
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