Bright

Ed Bowser has been with the Bright Corporation longer than anyone throughout its history. Today, he is 90 and still works most of the week. He started working for C.E. Bright as a teenager. In 1945 when his Dad bought the business, Ed, at the age of 15 knew more about the business than anyone. Ed served in the United States Air Force and also received his MBA from Indiana University. He enjoys spending time with his family and traveling. One of his fondest memories is celebrating his fiftieth wedding anniversary with his wife Ruth at Walt Disney World with his entire family including his six grandchildren. Steve Bowser has been the voice of Bright Corporation for many years. Throughout the years, Steve has built deep relationships with many customers. Chances are good that when you call you will get to talk with Steve. His passion is helping customers like you find the right products to serve the needs of the families who choose to use your funeral home. Steve is the son of the late William D. Bowser who was our president for many years. He has been an instrumental part of the executive team for 47 years. He graduated from Anderson University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1975. Steve and his wife Carla attend Madison Park Church of God and he also serves on the Madison County Youth Serving Christ Board. Their son Colin is a student at Regent University. What does Steve love to do in his spare time? Well, one word sports. He is an avid sports fan and he and his wife enjoy cheering for the Indianapolis Colts where they are season ticket holders. Steve is also a fixture every year at the Indianapolis 500. Johnathon is the great grandson of William H. Bowser and the grandson of President and co-owner William D. Bowser. Johnathon graduated from Anderson University in 1998 with a BA in Business Management and Marketing. Over the years, Johnathon has worn many hats at the Bright Corporation. Early on, he was part of the production staff. Then, he moved on to become Warehouse Manager and Payroll Director. Today, ...