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Charles and Higouhi Owens

 
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The bustling town of Massena is where they met. Today, they live in Gouverneur and along the St. Lawrence River. But for Charles and Higouhi Owens, St. Lawrence County has always been their home. Charlie and Hi give listeners a glimpse into the North Country’s thriving communities following the opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway. Charlie and Hi also discuss the importance of starting a STEM-related scholarship for area students and the importance of philanthropy to the future of St. Lawrence County.

Participants:
Charles and Higouhi Owens

“I’d like to think that maybe some of the people that are going to benefit from (our) scholarship will not forget it. And, at some point down the road, share some of their success with this area. Obviously, if they’re graduating from our schools here, they’ve lived here and benefited from life here … if this scholarship helps them get to where they are going to be in another 30 years, hopefully they’ll support this area.”
– Charles Owens


Highlights
  • 1:10

    Two different paths to St. Lawrence County

  • 13:30

    Writing a prescription … for a monkey

  • 19:90

    Contributing to the growth of Kinney Drugs

  • 28:40

    Creating an opportunity to support STEM education

  • 34:50

    How philanthropy can be a catalyst for Northern New York

Transcripts

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Photos
A Kinney Drugs newsletter features Charlie’s retirement after 40 years of service.
The inside of the program from Charlie’s retirement dinner after four decades at Kinney Drugs.
Kinney’s put together a special cake for Charlie’s retirement party in 1994.
Charlie having some fun with his son, Bruce, and two grandsons, Nathan and Jacob.
Hi and Charlie celebrated their 60th anniversary in August 2014.

The Owens have always enjoyed hosting company at their camp along the St. Lawrence River near Morristown.
Charlie and Hi made a generous gift to support the Albany College of Pharmacy’s Department of Innovative Learning.
Charlie and Hi’s great-granddaughter, Avery Owens, was born in October 2017. This is a picture of Avery at one month old. She is the daughter of Jacob and Tiffany Owens.
Charlie has been a longtime supporter of the local Rotary Club and its mission.
Charlie and Hi brought both sides of the family together for a reunion in 2014.

One of the greatest joys of the Owens’ camp were the sunsets along the St. Lawrence River.
Another Kinney’s newsletter highlights Charlie’s retirement party.



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Highlights | Transcript | Photos

The bustling town of Massena is where they met. Today, they live in Gouverneur and along the St. Lawrence River. But for Charles and Higouhi Owens, St. Lawrence County has always been their home. Charlie and Hi give listeners a glimpse into the North Country’s thriving communities following the opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway. Charlie and Hi also discuss the importance of starting a STEM-related scholarship for area students and the importance of philanthropy to the future of St. Lawrence County.

Participants:
Charles and Higouhi Owens

“I’d like to think that maybe some of the people that are going to benefit from (our) scholarship will not forget it. And, at some point down the road, share some of their success with this area. Obviously, if they’re graduating from our schools here, they’ve lived here and benefited from life here … if this scholarship helps them get to where they are going to be in another 30 years, hopefully they’ll support this area.”
– Charles Owens


Highlights
  • 1:10

    Two different paths to St. Lawrence County

  • 13:30

    Writing a prescription … for a monkey

  • 19:90

    Contributing to the growth of Kinney Drugs

  • 28:40

    Creating an opportunity to support STEM education

  • 34:50

    How philanthropy can be a catalyst for Northern New York

Transcripts

Click Below to download a pdf of the Audio Transcripts from the podcast.

Download Transcript


Photos
A Kinney Drugs newsletter features Charlie’s retirement after 40 years of service.
The inside of the program from Charlie’s retirement dinner after four decades at Kinney Drugs.
Kinney’s put together a special cake for Charlie’s retirement party in 1994.
Charlie having some fun with his son, Bruce, and two grandsons, Nathan and Jacob.
Hi and Charlie celebrated their 60th anniversary in August 2014.

The Owens have always enjoyed hosting company at their camp along the St. Lawrence River near Morristown.
Charlie and Hi made a generous gift to support the Albany College of Pharmacy’s Department of Innovative Learning.
Charlie and Hi’s great-granddaughter, Avery Owens, was born in October 2017. This is a picture of Avery at one month old. She is the daughter of Jacob and Tiffany Owens.
Charlie has been a longtime supporter of the local Rotary Club and its mission.
Charlie and Hi brought both sides of the family together for a reunion in 2014.

One of the greatest joys of the Owens’ camp were the sunsets along the St. Lawrence River.
Another Kinney’s newsletter highlights Charlie’s retirement party.



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