Sorry to hear about Aunt Jean. May God bless you and be with you at this time

Mommom was a wonderful person who loved her family and the lord, she will be missed everyday in everyway. we all know she is in heaven looking down and praying for us all. she truly was a wonderful lady who cared about everybody else before herself.I will love you forever mommom!!!!

Dear Uncle Gordon, Victor, Kenny and families,
Sorry to hear about Aunt Jean - she will be missed.
My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Uncle Gordon, Victor and Lauren, Kenny and Donna and families, I pray for comfort and peace for each one of you. Aunt Jean will be greatly missed by my family and me. Her faith in God will always be an example to help me in my walk with God. I loved her so much. Can you imagine the five sisters in Heaven all talking at the same time and understanding one another as they did here on earth? I am glad that I have that promise that one day I will see my mother and the rest of them again. Love to all of you especially at this time.

Jean was so loved and will be missed by so many. There has never been a stronger woman in her love of Jesus and her faith in Him. She has touched more people than she could ever imagine with her devotion and unwavering faith.

Our hearts go out to those she leaves behind. We're all the better for having known her.

Gordon - our thoughts and prayers  are with you and your family.
Charles and Shirley Silvia

You are truly missed and you are in Heaven with my mother Cathryn Johnson. The love you gave to the Lord is beyond compare,all I want to do is to follow in your steps which is the best thing there is in life.I know the family is griefing of their loss,but they are rejoicing that you are no longer in pain. God Bless each one of family the members especially your husband.

Vic,
  We send you our sympathy and prayers during your time of great loss of your Mother. I wish we had known your Mother. From what I've read, and knowing you,  she was indeed a wonderful person.  Our prayers and thoughts are with you during this time. Take care of yourself.  We will see you when you return to Maryland.
   Deepest Sympathy,
  Your friends, Dorothy and Bill

Dear Uncle Gordon and sons and family
Aunt Jean will be missed by so many. She has made a lasting mark on all of us. We will be with you in spirit during this time. You are in our prayers. You, Uncle Gordon, are dear to us and we will continue to keep in touch. Love Bobby and Pam

Dear Mr. Lowe, Vic, Ken, Donna, Lauren, David, Cody, Tyler, Dana, Ryan, Megan, Matthew and Courtney,
My sincerest sympathy to you over the loss of a wonderfully loving woman.  She always had a smile on her face and a wonderfully funny story to tell.  I will miss her very much.  I hope good memories of times spent with Mrs. Lowe will bring smiles to your faces and help to comfort you in the days ahead.  In sympathy and with love,
Jim

Dear Gordon & Family,
 Just read about Jean. I know you will miss her greatly but are praising God that she is now with Him and we shall see her again when we arrive to be with Him forever.  We have many fond memories of our time together at Lawrence Volkswagon.  May the memories bring a smile on your face during your times of grief. God bless each of you. Blessings, Major & Doris

With loving memories of my wonderful Aunt Jean her love,faith and smile will remain forever in my heart. I'm proud to carry her name. Her niece..Linda Jean Cecil

I was really sorry to  hear about Jean. I've thought about you all a lot over the years. I've even mentioned to Pastor Phillips that I knew you. Just know my heart goes out to you. I'm sure the boys don't remember me baby sitting them.  I still have my honorary army recruiter plaque.  Again I am sorry about your loss. Sandy Cantwell Cugler formerly of Emerson Avenue, Salisbury, Md  









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Dear Uncle Gordon, Kenny, Victor and families.
I will always keep great memories in my mind and heart of Aunt Jean. All the nights of her and Mom up talking late into the night laughing so hard they cried. She had a smile that lit up the room. Her ultimate goal was to make heaven her home and by her prayers and faithfulness she is now rejoicing among the best. All the sisters are now joined together and I am sure there is a lot of shouting going on. May God continue to be with you Uncle Gordon and the family and watch over all of you during this time. Love, Tanis

Mr. Lowe, Victor, Kenny and family,
We heard of your mother's passing this week and wanted to let you know you are in our thought's in prayer.  The song, "There's A God Somewhere" has been playing in my mind and as well as some of the other songs I remember her singing when I was child/teenager in church. She has met the God she has served and sung about and is know doubtingly singing  of His grace and glory. Her cheerful, smiling personality is reflected in her sons and I'm sure her grandchildren as well.  

May God envelope you with the peace and comfort of His Holy Spirit and the hope of resurrection and eternal life.

With Love,

Ed and Cheryl King

Dear Uncle Gordon, Victor, Kenny & families,

I am so sorry about the death of our "Aunt Jean".  She was such an important member of our family.  So opinionated which is definitely a Horney trait, but so so much fun!  She will be missed terribly by all of us and remembered dearly at any of our family gatherings!!  We will miss her!!  My prayers and love are with you all

Uncle Gordon, Victor, Kenny and Families: We will miss Aunt Jean. We hold all of you close in our prayers. Lindsey, Patrick, Ginny and George Lowe

Dear Gordon & Family,
Jean will be missed by all whose life she has touched.  I remember so well when Donna & I would go to her house on Grant Ave here in Salisbury & she taught us how to make ceramics.  She was a precious lady & will be treated royally up in heaven.
Love to you & All the family,
Loretta & Bob Zimmer

Dear Dad,

We are all so saddened by the loss of Mom, but through her own teachings to us, we will all be together again some sweet day.  Dana and my trip with you and her in July was one that I will never forget.  She and I shared great stories during that time that have really touched my heart.  She was not only my mother-in-law, but my friend.  She was my mentor when it came to religion.  I always remember saying to her and Ken, "I want to be like her".  She is faith beyond faith.  Her love and passion for God not only touched me, but it is able to be trickled down to our children.  They too have such a love and passion for God, Jesus, and church.  She will be greatly missed and we all keep wiping our tears, but stay focused on the fact that when we see her again in heaven, there will be no tears!  Dad I love you with all my heart and know that we are just a phone call away.  Love ya lots, Donna

Dear Mr.Lowe,Victor,Kenny&family, 
 I always admired Ms.Jean for her strength and fortitude,she always had a sweet smile and a kind word to say. I play old hymns time to time and when I hear one that she sang she has always come to mind. She sang from her heart and you could feel the love of the Lord radiate from her life. Our thoughts and prayers are with you over this great loss. Now she is basking in the light of our Savior and Lord. May God Bless, comfort you and give you strength.
Sincerely,
Paula Donovan and Melva Whaley

Dear Family,

What a blessing Sister Jean Lowe was to everyone. I know she will be greatly missed. We are praying for God's comfort for you all. 

Sister Lowe touched my life as a young person at the Parkway Church of God in Salisbury, MD. I remember her singing, "I Wouldn't Take Nothing For My Journey Now." Now she has entered into her reward in the heaven she used to sing about.

sorry about the loss of mother and grandmother may the lord be with you all love in prayers

sorry about the loss of wife,mother and grandmother may the lord be with you all love in prayersparkway church of god

OBITUARY

Jean L. Lowe

31 December, 1969 – 31 December, 1969

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