Birth date: Dec 27, 1925 Death date: Jan 25, 2014
On January 25, 2014 Christine A. Lowe (nee Luedtke) Dearest Wife of the late Owen A. Lowe. Devoted Mother of Owen A. Lowe, Christine A. Soper, Darla O. Smith and Sharonrose Moore. Also survived by 5 Grandchildren, 8 Great Grandchi Read Obituary
Christine, I always thought you were a very sweet lady and will be missed by all..RIP, Christine~~~~~~~~Diana Cosner
Mom, I can't believe you're really gone. I miss you and most likely always will.
I know you're having the best time finding out all those things you wanted to ask Jesus about. THE TREES AND FLOWERES must be so awesome, and I can just picture Daddy taking you around to see some of the wonderful things he's discovered and people he's met.I know you don't see this, but was looking at this site again and just couldn't click poo see it down without saying something I'd like to say ,if it were possible, Things are progressing toward the day when we'll see you again. Really t think it will be soon.
The people you got to know a l i title at church remember you fondly..still planning on trying to get your book done. Told the kids I think I'll be adding the last chapter first, where I can share how being close to you and each other during those last days was such a blessing and holy time.
Love you so very much
i may have only known Nana for 25 years but from the moment I met her she made me feel like I had been a family member my whole life. She was the first family (besides my mother and father-in-law) that I met when my wife and I started dating. From that first day she opened the door and welcomed me in the house I have always felt like she was a grandmother to me also. While we didn't get to spend alot of time together over these past few years, I will always remember the times we had together. We had a blast giving each other a hard time, but we also knew we loved each other. She will be missed greatly but I see the knowledge that she has passed down all the way to her great grandchildren. Love you Nana and we all look forward to seeing you again one day.
I may have only known Nana for 25 years but she made me feel as if I were part of her family my whole life. She was the first family I met (besides my mother and father-in-law) when I started dating my wife. From the day she opened the door and welcomed me in She became a very important part of my life. We always had a great time together giving each other a hard time. Although we did not get to spend much time together over the past few years I will miss her greatly. Love you very much Nana and thank you for being a grandmother to me.
Dear Mom, Aunt Darla, Aunt Sherrie and Uncle Owen,
I am sorry that you had to say goodbye to Nana, even if only for a short time. We grandkids and the great grandkids are really going to miss her and her loving advice and funny stories. I can't imagine how much more that loss would be felt had we been her "first batch" of kids and had even more time to fall in love with her. We see her (and Pop) in each one of you and it brings us comfort and I am certain, makes her proud.
i know you know that what we have lost, Jesus has embraced and that what has been taken from us is nothing compared to what we have been given by God and Nan to help on the rest of our own journey. And better still even THOSE precious gifts to get through here are NOTHING to what waits for us with HIM.
You guys taught us that. She taught you that. For that alone, I have been beyond blessed.
Love you guys,
Essie
Nana may no longer be with us physically, but she imparted in us wisdom that we will carry with us forever. It's a good thing the church doesn't charge interest because I owe the offering plate a lot of money for all the $0.25 sermons Nana gave us growing up. More seriously, though, these sermons, and the example that Nana set have helped me grow into the man I have become. While it's tough for us to say goodbye, it is much easier knowing that she's with Pop again, and they are both looking down on us from their Heavenly home. Love you, Nana, see you soon.
Chris, John and family. My love to all of you during this difficult time. I am so sorry about the loss of your mom. I do know she enjoyed the many years with you all in OK. What a wonderful sweet lady. She will be missed by so many.
