Aldo Rowe

Aldo Rowe

August 03, 1961 - November 05, 2024

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Aldo Rowe, a devoted husband, father, and friend, passed away surrounded by loved ones, leaving a legacy of kindness, faith, and service.


Born in Panama, Aldo immigrated to the United States with his two brothers and sister in search of a better life. Raised in New York, he went on to play collegiate basketball at Pace University before choosing to serve his country by enlisting in the United States Marine Corps.


Aldo's journey brought him to Colorado Springs with his beloved wife, Debbie, where they welcomed their two sons, Stephen and Bryce. In 2000, they moved to Billings, Montana, where he continued his life as a dedicated family man and community leader.


Throughout his life, Aldo's warmth, humor, and deep curiosity were felt by all who knew him. As a devout Catholic, he was active in his faith, leading the local Knights of Columbus Chapter as Grand Knight and volunteering tirelessly to uplift his community.


Aldo is survived by his loving wife Debbie, and his sons Stephen and Bryce, who will carry forward his memory and his commitment to helping others.


The funeral service will be held at Saint Patrick Co-Cathedral in Billings, Montana, on Saturday, November 16, at 11:00 am, followed by a celebration of his life at the Columbia Club.

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Carmen Ramsey
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Dearest Debbie & Family, Words cannot express my sentiments for the loss of your husband, Father, son, brother, nephew, cousin, friend, faithful servant. I will always remember Aldo and the fun times we spent in New Rochelle, especially at our family gatherings He was always so jovial and upbeat. It's been over 30 years but those memories are still close to my heart.
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Carmen Ramsey
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Dearest Debbie & Family, I pray that Father God's love will comfort you all during this time of grieving and in the midst of your pain. May the Lord Himself go before you and will He be with you. He will never leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid, do not be discouraged - Deuteronomy 31;8. Sincere Condolences & Love, Your Cousin Cita
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Joe O'Brien
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I met Aldo once, and never forgot him. His kindness came through immediately, and I was quite comfortable talking with him. I, too, am a Past Grand Knight of the same KC council Aldo led. I remember when he was elected, I was very excited because, as a lifelong student of history, I knew that he set an historical precedent in that he was the first African-American Grand Knight to hold the office. I wish I had known him better. He was a great man, and he is with Our Father in Heaven. -Joe O'Brien
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Cory
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The world lost a great smile - A very kind man - thoughts and prayers to the family
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Kim Moyer
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Debbie: I am so sorry for your loss. I last saw you and Aldo at the farmer's market. You both looked happy and healthy as always. It was so nice to see the both of you. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Kimmy Moyer
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Anonymous
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It is with a heavy heart that we express our deepest May the grace of God keep you and your family during this difficult time.

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