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He is being remembered as a âgreat mate who looked after everyoneâ.
The husband and father was part of a group who launched a menâs shed at Brooloo just three years ago.
Numabulla Menâs Shed secretary Dennis James said Mr Bowe had been with them from the start. âHe was a very personable fellow, he managed to look after us very well,â he said.
âHe was a great mate.
âWe were all shocked to hear that the accident ⦠actually involved him.
âI spoke to his wife Mary and she seems to be bearing up quite well.â Doug McCallum, Kerry Bowe and Dennis James celebrate the opening of the Tin Can Bay Men s Shed. Picture: Shane Zahner
A man has passed away in hospital following a two-vehicle traffic crash in Grandview on May 27. Initial investigations indicate a four-wheel-drive was.
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Subscriber only A Kenilworth man has died after he had to be cut from his vehicle in a crash on the Sunshine Coast last week. The 71-year-old passed away in the early hours of Monday with his family by his side. Emergency services were called to the two-vehicle crash on Maleny Montville Road and Landsborough-Maleny Road at midday on Thursday. The man was trapped in his dual cab ute when first responders arrived. A 71-year-old man was flown to the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital in a critical condition after a crash at Maleny on Thursday. Picture: RACQ LifeFlight Rescue
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Subscriber only A man was cut free from his vehicle after a two-car crash on a Sunshine Coast hinterland road. The man in his 70s was flown to a Brisbane hospital in a critical condition. Emergency services were called to the scene on Landsborough-Maleny Road and Grandview Drive around midday on Thursday. A Queensland Police Service spokesman said the man was trapped in his vehicle when first responders arrived. Three Queensland Fire and Emergency Services crews responded to the two-car crash and used hydraulic cutting equipment to free the man. A Queensland Ambulance Service spokesman treated the man and a woman.