Rev. Lester Bowers
(1967 - 2009)

Continued..... You were: The son, no mother would want to suffer The brother, a sister would wish to have The husband, a wife would have and hold The father, to be shared for the rest of their lives The pastor, the community can use The counsellor, though troubled, one would ever refuse The friend, a companion to the end. Today, you are gone, but not forgotten. Family and friend...

Today, I reflect on your life in more than one way. As a son, brother, husband, father, pastor, counsellor and friend. I knew how you felt about wearing each one of those hats; and you wore them gracefully and made them appear as if they were the simplest roles to have. But you were determined to live a full life for and because of the ones you cared so dearly about; the love for family and fr...

I miss you soo much it hurts! Its just not fair that u are no longer here, I can't undetstand y, and time does not heal my pain :o(

He had the voice of an angel. When he sang at our last Revival Meeting in Hartford Connecticut we were truly anointed. I know he has joined the Heavenly choir.Rev, Bowers was also a gifted speaker,he just had a way with words. For the brief moments he spent in Hartford he was a blessing to all of us. To his family and friends;we will uphold you in our prayers.May his soul rest in peace.

I remember when Rev Bowers work in the St Maarten – St Martin circuit, how blessed we was to have him for that short time. I was moved by every sermon he delivered, and when he sang... that was another gift straight from heaven. I know we should not question god, but I cant help but wonder why so soon, when this man touch every life he came in to contact with. I know he is in a better place...

My dear friend Lester, I was very saddened to hear of you passing, but I know that God has called you home to release you of your pain. I thank God for you and how you have touched so many lives, including my own. We grew up in the Ebenezer Methodist Church together and were in and out of each other's home. There was hardly a Sunday afternoon that we did not spend together. The times we s...

This song says everything.

"And in the end it's not the years in your life that count. It is the life in your years." Abraham Lincoln We are really gonna miss you, Lester. Peace from my family to yours. Lorraine