Chicago City Wire

Henry Woods "Woody" Bowman died on July 10, 2015, leaving behind a profound legacy in the economic sphere of Chicago, IL. Throughout his life, Bowman dedicated himself to the study and advancement of economics, becoming a respected figure in academic and policy circles. Born and raised in Chicago, he developed a deep connection to the city and its economic landscape. Bowman's contributions to economic research and education were immense, with notable positions at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and the University of Chicago's Harris School of Public Policy. He played a pivotal role in shaping economic policies and discourse within the city and beyond. Bowman's passing marked the end of an era in Chicago's economic community, leaving a void that would be difficult to fill. However, his impact and influence continue to resonate through the work of those he mentored and inspired, ensuring that his legacy lives on in the economic fabric of Chicago for years to come.