Eva was the daughter of Ida May Shawl and Edward Ammerman.
She married Hershel Coby on July 30, 1921; their son Harold Coby (1922-2001)was born of that union.
Her second marriage was to Henry Bowman. One son (living) was born to that union.
The Bowman's owned the the successful ( and wonderful) E & H Bakery on Bridge Street in Portland, Michigan.
They resided on Riverest Drive off of Maynard Road. In her golden years Eva was active in the Porland area Senior Citizen Center and also worked at the Neller Funeral Home in Portland, Michigan.
Eva was a a dear woman.
She married Hershel Coby on July 30, 1921; their son Harold Coby (1922-2001)was born of that union.
Her second marriage was to Henry Bowman. One son (living) was born to that union.
The Bowman's owned the the successful ( and wonderful) E & H Bakery on Bridge Street in Portland, Michigan.
They resided on Riverest Drive off of Maynard Road. In her golden years Eva was active in the Porland area Senior Citizen Center and also worked at the Neller Funeral Home in Portland, Michigan.
Eva was a a dear woman.
Eva was the daughter of Ida May Shawl and Edward Ammerman.
She married Hershel Coby on July 30, 1921; their son Harold Coby (1922-2001)was born of that union.
Her second marriage was to Henry Bowman. One son (living) was born to that union.
The Bowman's owned the the successful ( and wonderful) E & H Bakery on Bridge Street in Portland, Michigan.
They resided on Riverest Drive off of Maynard Road. In her golden years Eva was active in the Porland area Senior Citizen Center and also worked at the Neller Funeral Home in Portland, Michigan.
Eva was a a dear woman.
She married Hershel Coby on July 30, 1921; their son Harold Coby (1922-2001)was born of that union.
Her second marriage was to Henry Bowman. One son (living) was born to that union.
The Bowman's owned the the successful ( and wonderful) E & H Bakery on Bridge Street in Portland, Michigan.
They resided on Riverest Drive off of Maynard Road. In her golden years Eva was active in the Porland area Senior Citizen Center and also worked at the Neller Funeral Home in Portland, Michigan.
Eva was a a dear woman.
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