Services were conducted Wednesday at
2 o'clock at the Associated Chapel in Greenbrier by Rev. Ronald Teague and Rev. Gene Moffatt. Burial was in Bethlehem Cemetery.
He was a member of Bethlehem Baptist Church, a native of Robertson County and a son of the late John Henry and Dora Elmore Bowling. A retired city employee, he was a member of the signal division of the police department in Nashville. He belonged to the Franternal Order of Eagles.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Bertha Bradley Bowling of Greenbrier; two daughters, Mrs. George R. Borton of Redwood City, CA and Mrs. George E. Walker of Nashville; five grandchildren; one brother, Adam Bowling of Greenbrier and one sister, Mrs. Joe Nash of White House.
Services were conducted Wednesday at
2 o'clock at the Associated Chapel in Greenbrier by Rev. Ronald Teague and Rev. Gene Moffatt. Burial was in Bethlehem Cemetery.
He was a member of Bethlehem Baptist Church, a native of Robertson County and a son of the late John Henry and Dora Elmore Bowling. A retired city employee, he was a member of the signal division of the police department in Nashville. He belonged to the Franternal Order of Eagles.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Bertha Bradley Bowling of Greenbrier; two daughters, Mrs. George R. Borton of Redwood City, CA and Mrs. George E. Walker of Nashville; five grandchildren; one brother, Adam Bowling of Greenbrier and one sister, Mrs. Joe Nash of White House.
Family Members
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Infant Son Bowling
1886–1886
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Infant Son Bowling
1887–1887
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Annie E. Bowling
1889–1890
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Stella B. Bowling
1891–1897
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Leland B. Bowling
1892–1899
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Infant Daughter Bowling
1894–1894
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Elsie May Bowling
1894–1899
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Lyman Mead Bowling
1895–1896
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John B. Bowling
1898–1898
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Adam Dewitt Bowling
1900–1993
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Mary Ann Bowling Nash
1904–1991
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