Obituaries
Michael “Easy” Andrew Rowe, 57
October 14, 2021
Michael “Easy” Andrew Rowe, 57 of York, passed away peacefully on Thursday, October 14, 2021. He was the son of Mary K. (Huss) Rowe and the late William Rowe.
Born and raised in Lancaster, Michael was a Penn Manor graduate. He later traveled to Florida and attended the Motorcycle Mechanics Institute. Michael and his mother Mary also co-owned and managed Arbor Park and MKM Real Estate. He had a passion for restoring classic cars, enjoyed riding motorcycles, flying RC planes and drones, and adored his 4-legged companion Max. More than all, he loved hearing about and partaking in activities with his grandchildren.
In addition to his mother Mary, Michael is survived by his companion Tina Cooper, son Shane Rowe, daughter Brianna Bulett, stepchildren Kirk Newcomer, Alaina Newcomer, and Kellyann Hershey. He is also survived by his step-brother Scott Rowe, 3 grandchildren Layla Beck, Raylon Rowe, and Preston Rhodey, and his ex-wife Kim Shuman.
A time for friends and family to gather will take place from 9 AM to 12 PM on Sunday, November 7 at Charles F. Snyder Funeral Home & Crematory, 3110 Lititz Pike, Lititz, PA 17543. A graveside service will take place following at Millersville Mennonite Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Michael’s name to Hospice and Community Care, 685 Good Drive, Box 4125, Lancaster, PA 17604. To leave an online condolence, visit SnyderFuneralHome.com.
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Condolences to the Family
November 07, 2021
Love you brother Ride Hard!! Till we meet again!!
November 04, 2021
I met Mike in kindergarten and he swiftly became my best friend. I assumed the song “Michael, row your boat ashore” was about him, because at that age I heard “Michael Rowe – your boat ashore”. He moved away, then I moved even further away, and we drifted apart. I’ve always thought of him, wondering what he was up to, because we were really close. When the “Dirty Jobs” show came on TV I watched, hoping the host would be him, but, alas it wasn’t. I sure wish I would’ve gotten to see him again. Condolences, Mary K. Feel free to write.
Jason Brooks
October 21, 2021
My condolences to Easy’s family. You may be gone but never forgotten. I wish I could have spend more time with you to hear more stores. The time I did spend talking with you I will cherish. On the other side we will ride, ride, ride and party, party, party.
October 21, 2021
Mike’s presence in my life was years ago in Millersville. As kids he encouraged me to be daring on my skateboard (his driveway half-pipe was a highlight) and he introduced me to the music of RUSH, which I appreciate to this day. His happy personality was as independent as they come. I am sure he is missed by all those he touched and most definitely left the world a better place.
Dave Henry ’82 PMHS
October 21, 2021
Class of ’82 Best Beard Winner
Mike was a fun part of my school years. Pretty sure we raised some hell in those days. I’m sad we lost contact. May time bring you peace with your loss. Lori Rankin Longenecker
October 21, 2021
Remember me when you ride. I’ll always be by your side. Don’t judge me by what I wear. As a brother I’ll always be there. When you think of me. Try not to cry. For I am on my Harley riding in the sky. A brother I was from the very start. Please keep my spirit alive within your heart.
Harry horn
October 20, 2021
Rest easy my friend. You will never be forgotten Ride that highway…. L&R
Tina Im so sorry for your loss
Erica Werner
October 20, 2021
sorry for ur loss such a great friend to us sorry we should have kept in touch he will be missed
tim and sherry henry
October 20, 2021
So very sad for your loss Marykay. Mike was a very important part of my youth, as were you and Bill. Sending love
Lisa Huber.
October 20, 2021
Good by my friend. Your wit, wisdom, crazy sense of humor, and, above all, your loyalty, will be remembered by all who knew you. Ride on. Ride free. Ride in peace forever with the great ones who left before you.
Susy Sixpack
