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Douglas Edward Bowers, 58, of Saline, Michigan passed away peacefully on Thursday, March 31, 2022 at the University of Michigan Hospital, with his family by his side.
Doug was born July 8, 1963 to the late Laurence and Verna (Kothe) Bowers. On March 31, 2007 he married Sandra Kay (Ford) Bowers.
In addition to his wife, Doug is survived by one brother and five sisters; Larry (Esther) Bowers, Carolyn (Chet) Krall, Joyce (Mickey) Spiess, Susan Cunningham, Ginny (Mike) Schneider and Amy Bowers, and one son, Michael Shadley. Also survived by numerous special nieces, nephews and cousins.
Doug graduated from Manchester High School. He worked at Rampy’s for 20 years in the parts department. Then he worked for Recellular in Dexter until he became medically disabled in 2009. He loved to tinker and repair broken appliances and engines.
He fought cancer twice and was fighting it for the third time until his death.
He loved all animals but especially our five furry children who survive him, Brandi, Kenai, Zoey, Bennie and Jett. Per Doug’s wishes, he was cremated and a memorial service will take place at a later time to be determined. To leave a memory you have of Doug or to sign his guestbook, please visit www.rbfhsaline.com.
Sunny, with a high of 40 and low of 22 degrees. Sunny in the morning, overcast in the afternoon and evening, clear overnight.
Just by the pure number of pictures (many duplicates) I can sure tell what position the Saline Post is taking on this issue!
So let me get this straight, Trump and Musk are patriots because they're doing this for the country and not for themselves?
I see. So, destroying relationships with our allis and with our trade partners, chaotically firing then rehiring people with no impact studies or larger plan to ensure needs of taxpayers who fund the government are met, placing unqualified sycophants who, the only explanation for which that we can find, bought thei
When this was built, was this the only location possible? It seems like it is in the worst geographical location in the city
The WWTP dates to at least 1963 and perhaps even older. It's probably best to take yourself back to this date to imagine what was around the plant when it was built. Not sure why you think it's the worst place. I'm not an expert but seems to be that water flows downhill and the plant should be located near the ri
Next to your house Sam, or further down river outside of city proposed years ago, or to YCUA. After the plants biggest patch job is done the surrounding area will still smell like feces.