Andrew "Andy" Lowe Obituary

Never could ask for better, never for worse. I'm always thinking about him. I hope heaven and everyone up there with him is treating him well. Never saw anyone mad at him he was the best family and friend. I miss him. Rest in peace grandpa miss you so much.

Hi grandpa from above I wish u we're still here and thanks for. Holding the funeral Iowa I love u and this is from his granddaughter Emma lowe

Debbie and family, I was saddened to see the passing of Andy when I received the Unionville Republican. We had a good time our senior year. I always liked that he was ornery and funny. I always looked forward to catching up at our class reunions. We followed similar paths - school,military,marriage and family. RIP Andy - I already miss you - God bless Debbie and family. Larry.

Deborah Jean and family,
I just today, Friday the 5th, learned about Andy's passing. My cousin, Maribeth Torrey DeHaven sent me an e-mail. I would have come up for the funeral had I known sooner. I remember visiting with you and Andy and he
impressed me as being a fine man. I pray that you will be comforted by the many friends you two had, and that your daughters will be there for you in
this time of grief.
A friend

Deborah Jean and family,
I just today, Friday the 5th, learned about Andy's passing. My cousin, Maribeth Torrey DeHaven sent me an e-mail. I would have come up for the funeral had I known sooner. I remember visiting with you and Andy and he
impressed me as being a fine man. I pray that you will be comforted by the many friends you two had, and that your daughters will be there for you in
this time of grief.
A friend of mine, Tom Loghry, was also a 1964 graduate of UHS, and we
lost him to cancer just over a month ago. I have been fighting cancer myself and have been looking into natural healing methods. Tom's wife, Elaine, is active in our church and is holding up well with her loss. I will make an effort to stop by the next time I am back in Unionville.
One of my favorite memories from when you were young was when I was working in Des Moines and bought all my neices and nephews cowboy boots for Christmas. With Mom and Forrest's house having wooden floors
it was a noisy clomp-clomp-clomp as you kids walked about in your new cowboy boots.
Until I see you again, be strong. Andy would have wanted that.

Your seldom-seen uncle,

Neal "Roger" Torrey

Andy and I were classmates at high school. Rest in peace, Andy.

I remember Andy from high school and the classes we had together. I'm sure he will be missed by his family and by the Class of 64.

Deb and Family: SORRY to hear about Andy:wish i could be there mat god wrap you in arms and keep you from hurting and give you peace knowing he is with his heavenly father,Call me anytime you need me I love you PATTY ANN

Debbie and family - I was shocked and so saddened to hear of Andy's passing. My heart is heavy for your sorrow. May God bless and comfort you in the days, weeks, and months to come. Hugs and prayers.

Just wanted you to know we are thinking of all the family in this difficult time! Wanda & I went through nurses training together "years ago" and Floyd and my dad (Gilbert Cullor) worked together at the slaughter house in Unionville in the mid to late 60"s?? They came to Long Lane, MO to visit my parents on a yearly basis for quite some time. Keeping you in our prayers. Judith

Debbie and family Garry and I are so sorry for your loss . Our thoughts and prayers are with you .