Margaret Ella Lowman

Dr. Lowman, Rachel, and family, I am so sorry to now hear the loss of your mother and grandmother. I realize that this has been a very difficult few weeks for you all. While others go on with their busy days; for you, all time has stopped. I pray that God will comfort you and sustain you in your sorrow. I am in prayer for you all. Take care and know that others are thinking of you, Margo Fleming

I think it was St. Paul who said that one should weep when a child is brought into this world. As parents, we know the trials and tribulations that await a child in the world of today. He also said that we should rejoice when one passes from this life into the next. It is hard to express joy when a family member is called home; especially it it's your mom. Every night mom prayed for each of her children by name and in the last few months, if she could not remember the names she prayed for that boy or girl who lived with whoever. Her prayer was that none of her children would be lost to this world. The legacy and her greatest gift to us were the prayers she brought before our Heavenly Father for her children. That prayer was that each of us would have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. By accpeting that gift, each of us accepts the responsible to pray diligently for our children as she for her children.

Sadly, we send our deepest sympathies to all the Lowman family on the passing of Maggie. We have a lot of good memories of her and know that she is greatly missed already and will continue to be. You were blessed to have her with you well into her 90's, but we know that doesn't lessen the pain of losing her. Regrettfully, we will not be able to attend the services for Maggie, but please know that our thoughts are with you all. Ray, Mike and Deanie Lowman