Son of Harry and Harriet (Eastburn) Bowman
Graduated from Stapleton High School, 1944
Married: May 18, 1947, to Dottie Beltz in Arnold
Began working in the grain business in Arnold, 1948; managed elevators in Callaway and Fremont; moved to Kearney, 1965, manager of Peavey Grain
Retired, 1991, from Con-Agra as vice president and general manager of the Western Region, including a large export elevator in Kalamah, Wash; was involved in merchandising grain from Kearney to Asia's Pacific Rim;
Had farming interests after his retirement; purchased Cargill Grain Elevator in Kearney, 2002, and the business became B4 Grain
Served on the Nebraska Executive Committee of the Nebraska Grain Associations, was a member of the Omaha, Denver and Kansas City Grain Exchanges and of the National Grain Trade Council
Activities: member of the church, Kearney Elks Club, Kearney Country Club, UNK Foundation, past chairman of the Gateway Farm Expo and a member of the Kearney Area Chamber of Commerce
Survivors include: wife; son, Brad of Kearney; daughter, Tami Hellman of Kearney; sister, Lois Vosicky of Fairhope, Ala.; and four grandchildren
Preceded in death by a brother and a sister
Graduated from Stapleton High School, 1944
Married: May 18, 1947, to Dottie Beltz in Arnold
Began working in the grain business in Arnold, 1948; managed elevators in Callaway and Fremont; moved to Kearney, 1965, manager of Peavey Grain
Retired, 1991, from Con-Agra as vice president and general manager of the Western Region, including a large export elevator in Kalamah, Wash; was involved in merchandising grain from Kearney to Asia's Pacific Rim;
Had farming interests after his retirement; purchased Cargill Grain Elevator in Kearney, 2002, and the business became B4 Grain
Served on the Nebraska Executive Committee of the Nebraska Grain Associations, was a member of the Omaha, Denver and Kansas City Grain Exchanges and of the National Grain Trade Council
Activities: member of the church, Kearney Elks Club, Kearney Country Club, UNK Foundation, past chairman of the Gateway Farm Expo and a member of the Kearney Area Chamber of Commerce
Survivors include: wife; son, Brad of Kearney; daughter, Tami Hellman of Kearney; sister, Lois Vosicky of Fairhope, Ala.; and four grandchildren
Preceded in death by a brother and a sister
Son of Harry and Harriet (Eastburn) Bowman
Graduated from Stapleton High School, 1944
Married: May 18, 1947, to Dottie Beltz in Arnold
Began working in the grain business in Arnold, 1948; managed elevators in Callaway and Fremont; moved to Kearney, 1965, manager of Peavey Grain
Retired, 1991, from Con-Agra as vice president and general manager of the Western Region, including a large export elevator in Kalamah, Wash; was involved in merchandising grain from Kearney to Asia's Pacific Rim;
Had farming interests after his retirement; purchased Cargill Grain Elevator in Kearney, 2002, and the business became B4 Grain
Served on the Nebraska Executive Committee of the Nebraska Grain Associations, was a member of the Omaha, Denver and Kansas City Grain Exchanges and of the National Grain Trade Council
Activities: member of the church, Kearney Elks Club, Kearney Country Club, UNK Foundation, past chairman of the Gateway Farm Expo and a member of the Kearney Area Chamber of Commerce
Survivors include: wife; son, Brad of Kearney; daughter, Tami Hellman of Kearney; sister, Lois Vosicky of Fairhope, Ala.; and four grandchildren
Preceded in death by a brother and a sister
Graduated from Stapleton High School, 1944
Married: May 18, 1947, to Dottie Beltz in Arnold
Began working in the grain business in Arnold, 1948; managed elevators in Callaway and Fremont; moved to Kearney, 1965, manager of Peavey Grain
Retired, 1991, from Con-Agra as vice president and general manager of the Western Region, including a large export elevator in Kalamah, Wash; was involved in merchandising grain from Kearney to Asia's Pacific Rim;
Had farming interests after his retirement; purchased Cargill Grain Elevator in Kearney, 2002, and the business became B4 Grain
Served on the Nebraska Executive Committee of the Nebraska Grain Associations, was a member of the Omaha, Denver and Kansas City Grain Exchanges and of the National Grain Trade Council
Activities: member of the church, Kearney Elks Club, Kearney Country Club, UNK Foundation, past chairman of the Gateway Farm Expo and a member of the Kearney Area Chamber of Commerce
Survivors include: wife; son, Brad of Kearney; daughter, Tami Hellman of Kearney; sister, Lois Vosicky of Fairhope, Ala.; and four grandchildren
Preceded in death by a brother and a sister
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