Death date: Aug 19, 2016
Ronald Gary Lowe, age 69, of Marietta passed away August, 19, 2016. He retired after 27 years with the Air Force and was a veteran of the Vietnam and Gulf Wars. Ronald enjoyed baseball and was an umpire from little league to colle Read Obituary
May beautiful memories of Mr.Lowe always linger in your hearts, and may the God of all comfort carry you through your grief.Isa.33:24
Shaking Ron's hand last month and saying good to see you and working a lot of games via the years. Thanks Ron.
My favorite memory of my grandad is him teaching me how to cut the grass with a riding lawnmower. It was so much fun for both of us, I put in gear and let off the brake and the lawnmower took off and tried to pop a wheelie. So there I am on the moving lawnmower, a little bit frightened and grandad chasing with his cane, hollering "stop, Stop, STOP, press the brake! I said, I don't know where the brake is!...
I always felt like my grandad could teach me how to do anything, he never got angry or mad when I was unable to do it right the first time, he always said try again.
From the moment I met Dad I knew we would be friends. He opened up his heart and his home to me like I had been part of the family forever. There is nothing I can say about him that hasn’t been said so many times, by so many people. He was a great person and I will never forget the kindness in him or the patience he had. I mostly will be forever grateful that he raised my husband to be the man he is today. The love, patience, understanding and kindness Michael has for me is truly a reflection of how dad raised his sons.
I have several memories of Dad but my favorite one is, Dad and I were talking on the phone and as we were saying our goodbye’s, I said I love you and Dad said “I love you too”. Michael goes did he just tell you he loved you? I said yes, Michael says “I don’t think he has ever told me he loved me before getting off the phone”. My response to Michael was, Well, I told you Dad loves me more than he does you and that just proved it. We all know Michael was joking, but it made me feel very loved by dad.
Another memory is of us playing Rook at mom and dad’s house. Dad and I were partners and let me tell you, he is the best darn partner at Rook you could ever hope for. We would win every hand and make every one so mad. We were accused of cheating many times. I just want to go on record saying, “we never cheated, we just know how to play the game. I miss my rook partner, there will never be another like him.
I love you DAD!
I have so many wonderful memories I dont know where to start. This man was an awesome person whom I loved dearly and is the only man I have ever called dad other than my own dad. He was always there if I needed to talk or if I needed anything. He would help anyone out who needed it and would go out of his way for his family. One of the funniest memories I have of him was the night I went into labor with Lane and Steven called to let his parents know my water broke and he asked where and Steven told him in the bedroom and his dad said the waterbed broke and Steven told him no Renea's water broke and we are going to the hospital. I have told this story in the past because of how funny it was and it is one of the best memories I have of having Lane. He loved his his boys and his wife and you could tell it everyday even if he was upset with the boys he loved them and when the grandkids came he loved them so much and he would do anything him them. Shirley Blu Steven Michael and Matt you had a wonderful husband and dad. Lane Daphne Casey Jeremiah and Lexie you have one of the best grandfathers ever. All of you are truly blessed and I pray for all of you that God can somehow give you some comfort in knowing just how much he will be missed and loved. I have all of you in my thoughts and in my prayers
Debbie and Lydia, I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your brother. I will be praying for you and your family. Casting all your care upon Him for he careth for you. 1 Peter 5:7
Love,
Janice Lamb
(Booba)
