Todd Allen Bowers

May 3, 1971 — Nov 8, 2026

Steubenville, Oh

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Todd Allen Bowers, 55, passed away on November 8, 2026, due to complications of cancer. He was born on May 3, 1971, in Trinity West.

Todd graduated from Steubenville High School with the Class of 1989 and went on to work for the I.T.S. Company. He was known as an outgoing man and was often the life of the party, bringing energy and presence wherever he went.

He enjoyed spending time in his garage with the television on, and he found happiness in fishing, golfing, four-wheeling, and shooting targets. A country boy at heart, Todd also loved the comfort of his man cave and was very much a homebody. At the same time, he made room for fun and adventure, including wheeling trips, Ohio State games, casino outings, hotel stays, and a day trip walking around Pittsburgh. Those who knew him will also remember the small, familiar things that made him uniquely Todd, including his habit of leaving the toilet seat up and the laughter attached to a strawberry and whipped cream memory that will remain with his loved ones.

Among the things that brought him special pride were his dogs, Bella and Rocko, who held an important place in his life. In the end, Todd gave a final gift to others through the donation of his eyes so that someone else might see.

Todd is survived by his wife, Deana Booth, with whom he shared 14 years of marriage. He also leaves behind his daughter, Haley Burkett and her husband, Mike, of Mingo Junction; his brother, T.J. Bowers of Steubenville; his sister, Missy Farnsworth; and his three grandchildren, Aaliyah, Mikell, and Dennis Burkett, who were a cherished part of his family circle.

He was preceded in death by his father, Tommy Thompson, and his mother, Kathy Lynn Gardner.

Todd will be remembered for his personality, his love of home and good times, and the many memories he created with the people around him. May his memory bring comfort to those who knew and loved him.

Schuetz Funeral Home is assisting the family. 

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