THE LEBANON ENTERPRISE, Friday, March 7, 1917. Julius Bowman Dies in Louisvile Hospital.
Death claimed Robert Julius Bowman, 21, of Raywick, Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock at Nichols General Hospital in Louisville, where he had been in a critical condition for two weeks, suffering with an acute kidney disorder and complications. He had been in ill health since receiving a medical discharge from the Army in November 1945, but until recently was able to be up and about. Several weeks ago, his condition became alarming; his eyesight was badly affected, due to high blood pressure and he was taken to the hospital.
The youth was born at Raywick on January 8, 1926, a son of J. W. and Mrs. Beulah Knott Baird Bowman and had there al his life, with the exception of his term in the armed forces. Having suffered witha chronic kidney condition since he was a child, he was at first rejected for service. In March, 1945 however after re-examination, he was accepted and served eight months, four of which were spent in a hospital. He was a member of the Catholic Church and was graduated from St. Charles High School. He was unmarried.
Survivors include his parents with whom he resided, one sister, Mrs. Harold Craig, pf Finley; a half-brother, Nolan Baird, and his maternal grandmother.
The remains were brought to Bosley Funeral Home here and about 10 o'clock were removed to the home of his parents at Raywick. Requiem Mass was intoned at nine o'clock this morning at St. Francis Xavier Church by the Rev. C. V. Tompkins, and burial was in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were J. L. Hardesty, Jr., Bob Hardesty, Bobby Malone, Earl Cecil, J. A. Bowman and Charles Edelen.
His sister, Dorothy Jean (Bowman) Craig, 1927-2009, is buried in Our Lady of the Hills Cemetery, Finley, Taylor County, Kentucky.
Death claimed Robert Julius Bowman, 21, of Raywick, Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock at Nichols General Hospital in Louisville, where he had been in a critical condition for two weeks, suffering with an acute kidney disorder and complications. He had been in ill health since receiving a medical discharge from the Army in November 1945, but until recently was able to be up and about. Several weeks ago, his condition became alarming; his eyesight was badly affected, due to high blood pressure and he was taken to the hospital.
The youth was born at Raywick on January 8, 1926, a son of J. W. and Mrs. Beulah Knott Baird Bowman and had there al his life, with the exception of his term in the armed forces. Having suffered witha chronic kidney condition since he was a child, he was at first rejected for service. In March, 1945 however after re-examination, he was accepted and served eight months, four of which were spent in a hospital. He was a member of the Catholic Church and was graduated from St. Charles High School. He was unmarried.
Survivors include his parents with whom he resided, one sister, Mrs. Harold Craig, pf Finley; a half-brother, Nolan Baird, and his maternal grandmother.
The remains were brought to Bosley Funeral Home here and about 10 o'clock were removed to the home of his parents at Raywick. Requiem Mass was intoned at nine o'clock this morning at St. Francis Xavier Church by the Rev. C. V. Tompkins, and burial was in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were J. L. Hardesty, Jr., Bob Hardesty, Bobby Malone, Earl Cecil, J. A. Bowman and Charles Edelen.
His sister, Dorothy Jean (Bowman) Craig, 1927-2009, is buried in Our Lady of the Hills Cemetery, Finley, Taylor County, Kentucky.
THE LEBANON ENTERPRISE, Friday, March 7, 1917. Julius Bowman Dies in Louisvile Hospital.
Death claimed Robert Julius Bowman, 21, of Raywick, Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock at Nichols General Hospital in Louisville, where he had been in a critical condition for two weeks, suffering with an acute kidney disorder and complications. He had been in ill health since receiving a medical discharge from the Army in November 1945, but until recently was able to be up and about. Several weeks ago, his condition became alarming; his eyesight was badly affected, due to high blood pressure and he was taken to the hospital.
The youth was born at Raywick on January 8, 1926, a son of J. W. and Mrs. Beulah Knott Baird Bowman and had there al his life, with the exception of his term in the armed forces. Having suffered witha chronic kidney condition since he was a child, he was at first rejected for service. In March, 1945 however after re-examination, he was accepted and served eight months, four of which were spent in a hospital. He was a member of the Catholic Church and was graduated from St. Charles High School. He was unmarried.
Survivors include his parents with whom he resided, one sister, Mrs. Harold Craig, pf Finley; a half-brother, Nolan Baird, and his maternal grandmother.
The remains were brought to Bosley Funeral Home here and about 10 o'clock were removed to the home of his parents at Raywick. Requiem Mass was intoned at nine o'clock this morning at St. Francis Xavier Church by the Rev. C. V. Tompkins, and burial was in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were J. L. Hardesty, Jr., Bob Hardesty, Bobby Malone, Earl Cecil, J. A. Bowman and Charles Edelen.
His sister, Dorothy Jean (Bowman) Craig, 1927-2009, is buried in Our Lady of the Hills Cemetery, Finley, Taylor County, Kentucky.
Death claimed Robert Julius Bowman, 21, of Raywick, Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock at Nichols General Hospital in Louisville, where he had been in a critical condition for two weeks, suffering with an acute kidney disorder and complications. He had been in ill health since receiving a medical discharge from the Army in November 1945, but until recently was able to be up and about. Several weeks ago, his condition became alarming; his eyesight was badly affected, due to high blood pressure and he was taken to the hospital.
The youth was born at Raywick on January 8, 1926, a son of J. W. and Mrs. Beulah Knott Baird Bowman and had there al his life, with the exception of his term in the armed forces. Having suffered witha chronic kidney condition since he was a child, he was at first rejected for service. In March, 1945 however after re-examination, he was accepted and served eight months, four of which were spent in a hospital. He was a member of the Catholic Church and was graduated from St. Charles High School. He was unmarried.
Survivors include his parents with whom he resided, one sister, Mrs. Harold Craig, pf Finley; a half-brother, Nolan Baird, and his maternal grandmother.
The remains were brought to Bosley Funeral Home here and about 10 o'clock were removed to the home of his parents at Raywick. Requiem Mass was intoned at nine o'clock this morning at St. Francis Xavier Church by the Rev. C. V. Tompkins, and burial was in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were J. L. Hardesty, Jr., Bob Hardesty, Bobby Malone, Earl Cecil, J. A. Bowman and Charles Edelen.
His sister, Dorothy Jean (Bowman) Craig, 1927-2009, is buried in Our Lady of the Hills Cemetery, Finley, Taylor County, Kentucky.
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