Birth date: Aug 31, 1929 Death date: May 7, 2006
John E. Rowe, Sr., 76, of Gold St., Stafford Springs, CT, died Sunday, May 7, 2006 at Johnson Memorial Hospital, Stafford Springs, CT. He was born in Hartford, CT, son of the late Charles W. and Marie (Meyers) Rowe. John retired f Read Obituary
Dear Mabel, John, Linda & Family -
So sorry to read about your lose. Didn't know John, Sr., but just knowing John, Jr. and the family I can bet there were many many laughs, always remember them and keep them close to your heart. My heart goes out to everyone and will always be thinking of you Mabel. Hope to see you at IMA real soon!!
Love Always
Carla Marie O'Neil
Dear Tina and Mom: Our condolences to you and your family on the loss of your grandfather, father and husband. I know your grandparents mean a lot to you Tina and our prayers are with you at this time. Ronnie and Kay Warren
Dear Mabel and family,
I am very sorry for your loss. I have not seen any of you since the 70's but have never forgotten you. Mabel you were like a mother to me and John was like a father. The best people are just never forgotten. I don't know if you will even remember me or not but I lived with my family in the big house behind you back around the late 60's early 70's time frame. My parents are Ed and Helen Guay and I have a brother named Gary. I don't even know what made me think of you guys all of a sudden but I did and hope you receive this. Take Care and God Bless You All. Call me if you'd like to talk. 850-449-0211
Love and Condolences
Estelle
John's obituary caught my eye--I can remember the three of you--Johnnie (cousin of my mother Doris), Mabel, and little Sharon---coming over to the Dan Darlings' house in Canton in the early 1950s. (I was called "Punky" at that time--or "Doris Jr.") It's been a very long time, but I still remember you fondly, and send my sympathies.
Dear Mabel and Family, I had the pleasure of working with John for quite a few years at TA. Every morning before he started his shift he would come to the office and we would chat. We chatted about horticulture, the moon phases, plants and various other things in life. I so enjoyed these conversations, he was an extremely smart person. I still have growing in my living room, a plant that he shared with me, it is gorgeous, as I followed his instructions to the letter. There isn't a moonlit night that goes by that I don't remember John. He had explained to me that if the moon was tipped so that it looked like a cup that could hold water, there would be no rain for a while but if it would spill the liquid it would rain. I watch constantly and remember John. When I would leave work, he would always send a huge wave out the window of the ticket booth. I will always remember him with great fondness and respect. He will be missed. Much sympathy and love to all.
Regards,
Jeanne Roman.
I worked at Backus Motors with John and many times went home with him for lunch, he was a good man and will be missed. My family gave me an 85th birthday party and John and Mabel attended it was so nice to see John and Mabel after so many years have passed. Thinking of you all at this hard time.
Phil Roy and Family
