In Memory of Jackson Bowman

Seonghwa

Sep 16

Spouse: Kiyoko Bowman
Children: Zara, Joshua, Won Gin, Nam Gin, and Jordanne
DOB: December 3, 1945
Blessing Date: February 21, 1977
Ascension: September 9, 2025
Seonghwa Ceremony: Thursday, September 18th at 12 pm at Woodridge Memorial Park & Funeral Home at 138 Corley Mill Rd, Lexington, SC 29072
Visitation: September 18 from 11 to 12 pm
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H. Jackson Bowman II ascended to the heavenly realm in the early morning of September 9, 2025, at the age of 79. He will be deeply missed by his wife, Kiyoko, his children Zara, Joshua, Won Gin, Nam Gin, and Jordanne, and his in-laws Paul, Chunghee, Hanmi, Sarah, and Andy. Jackson was a grandfather to 11 grandchildren including Shin Ang, Cameron, Tong Bang, Tae Jong, Aviva, Shinmi, Adrian, Clara, Theo, Jacob, and another grandson arriving in December.

Born on December 3, 1945, in Richland, Washington, to Harold Jackson Bowman I and Elizabeth Marie Bowman nee Witsil, Jackson grew up alongside his two sisters, Joyce and Elissa. He spent much of his youth in Aiken, South Carolina, where he graduated from Aiken High School lettering in soccer before serving four years in the U.S. Air Force.

In 1973, Jackson made a life-changing decision to join the Unification Movement in Lexington, Kentucky—an experience that shaped the course of his life and faith. He put his talents to work contributing to the One World Crusade in preparation for Reverend Moon’s U.S. speaking tour lasting from 1974-1976. During this time, Jackson Bowman became a fundraising team leader raising money for Reverend Moon’s biggest rallies including Yankee Stadium and the Washington Monument.

In 1977, Jackson made another life changing decision to attend the 74 couples blessing ceremony on February 21st where he was matched and married to his wife Kiyoko on her birthday. Soon after, he put his talents towards building two health food stores in Detroit, MI where Jackson and Kiyoko also started their family life.

In 1985, Jackson and Kiyoko moved their family to Aiken, South Carolina, where they devoted more than three decades to the Hometown Providence, joyfully serving through ministry, community outreach, and visiting churches. Their lifelong devotion was recognized when they received the distinguished honor of becoming a Cheonbo Family.

Jackson was also a man of deep thought and spirituality. In 2023, he achieved his lifelong dream of publishing his book, I Am No Longer Your Enemy, Satan! A Single Interview with Lucifer, leaving behind a legacy of faith, reflection, and conviction.

He will be remembered for his unwavering faith in God, his devotion to the Unification Movement, and his countless homemade dad jokes that delighted his grandchildren.