Victoria Bowman

Victoria was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia where she first encountered the healthcare profession at Emory University Hospital while volunteering as a candy striper. Victoria attended Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia with dreams of becoming a commercial artist and is now an accomplished painter who has won numerous blue ribbons for her artwork. She was married to Ralph Martin Bowman of Bowman Transportation for 28 years before he passed away. Victoria moved to Franklin twenty-three years ago attracted by the bucolic countryside and the friendly atmosphere of a small town.

Victoria is a consummate volunteer who is President and lifetime member of the Federated Franklin Women’s Club which is part of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, one of the world's largest and oldest nondenominational, nonpartisan, international volunteer service organization of women. She is Past President of the Franklin Garden Club and for years she was a member of the Angel Medical Center Auxiliary. Victoria is a charter member of the Century Club and a lifetime member of Macon County Library.

The future of Angel Medical Center is of keen interest to Victoria. “I want to help improve our community hospital by improving staff skills, and acquiring the most up-to-date equipment. I see my role as an advocate for Angel Medical Center letting people know that this is our hospital.”