

Welcome to this joyful and uplifting memorial webpage dedicated to the remarkable life of our dear Father and Husband. While our hearts may be heavy, we choose to honour him with smiles, laughter, and a celebration of the love he shared with us all.
Obituary
Craig Bowman, a man of integrity and a pillar of the Bowman Family Roofing legacy, passed away on March 12, 2024. He leaves behind a legacy of hard work, unwavering laughter and love, and community spirit that will forever resonate with those who knew him.
Born in 1951, Craig was a dedicated family man, a loyal friend, and a respected member of the community. His commitment to excellence was evident in every shingle he laid and every nail he drove. Craig’s work ethic was unmatched, and his craftsmanship was a testament to his dedication.
Beyond the roofing business, Craig had a passion for life. He loved hockey and golf, spending countless hours cheering for his favourite team and sharing the excitement with his family and friends. On the golf course, he found solace and camaraderie. Craig’s zest for life extended beyond sports; he was the first one on the dance floor at family gatherings, twirling his wife, Teri, or any willing partner, with a smile that would light up the room.
Teri, his beloved wife of 47 years, was his partner in every sense of the word. Together, they weathered storms, and built a life filled with love, laughter, and shared dreams. Their daughters, Sarah and Brooke, were Craig’s pride and joy. He instilled in them the same values of hard work, kindness, and compassion that defined his own character. Craig had unwavering pride for his son, Brent, as he followed in his footsteps, carrying forward the Bowman legacy.
Craig was more than a Roofer; he was a community advocate. Whether helping at local events, coaching youth hockey, he was always there to lend a helping hand. His impact extended far beyond the rooftops he repaired; it touched the hearts of everyone he encountered.
In his memory, let us celebrate Craig’s life—a life well-lived, a legacy well-built. As we say goodbye, let us remember the man who danced, laughed, and loved with all his heart. Craig Bowman will forever be the man who supported everyone, and the embodiment of integrity.
In honour of Craig, a man whose spirit soared like the eagles over the rugged peaks, we will gather as a family to celebrate a life well-lived. As we scatter his ashes upon the mountain tops, we will release him to the winds, knowing that he is forever a part of this majestic landscape.
Celebrating Craig Bowman’s Life: A Summer Tribute. As the warmth of summer envelops us, we will gather to honour the unshakable spirit of Craig Bowman—a man whose legacy echoes through the seasons. We will come together to celebrate the chapters he penned in our hearts. We will raise our glasses to the man who danced with life.
As an expression of your love and support, please share a personal memory that you have of Craig, below.
Rest in peace, Craig. Your legacy lives on.
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I heard of Craig’s passing today and with a heavy heart think of the love of his life. You could not think of Craig without thinking of you, who shared a love that was strong and true.and will be held in the hearts of those knew you both.
Although many years have passed since I last saw you, old friends are like diamonds precious and rare.
Thinking of you
Marlane
It has just come to my attention that you lost Craig this past March. We are so very sorry to know you are in pain and how much you must miss him. Craig was fun and got along with everyone. We looked forward to seeing the family at occasional get togethers when we were younger. Please know that we are thinking of you and hope that your memories will sustain you.
Regards,
Diane and George Tyszka
A great friend and we’ve missed you these last few years. Be at peace Craig and know that you’ll be remembered by all who knew you
Loved Craig when he did the "Boman Shuffle" .Although we parted ways long ago he is always in my thoughts.
Love to Terri and family
Greg
