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[Cadmn]

One of our new old guys :Cool 2: OL'Goat aka Jack lowrey Lost his father today at the age of 86 this was poted over there but thought many here might like to know. Post: Jack Ross Lowry {Father} - August 2, 1919 - July 6, 2006
our condolences go out to Jack at this time

[Rhinoz]

Condolences from us in Michigan!

[Whit]

Sad day for Jack !!!
Condolences from here !!!

[MAB SIGNS]

Our prayers are with you and your family Jack. Many condolences my friend.

[Geary]

Prayers from Central Cal are with you and your family new friend! I lost my pops 12 years ago and it still hurts a bit. Sorry for your loss.

~Gear

[kevco]

Sorry for your loss Jack

[signage]

Sorry for your loss Jack, its hard when you loose your father just keep his wisdom in your daily thoughts.

[Lance]

My dear friend Jack, I don't know you or your Dad, but somehow I feel as though I did. Many thoughts for you at this sad time mate.
I'm sure he was a great man, and his memory will be with you forever.

Lance and Anne

[TC49010]

Sorry for you loss Jack.

Trixie

[wsteely7]

Sorry for your loss, our thoughts and prayers are with you.
New Moon

[THATgirl]

Sorry to hear about your Dad. I know someday you will replace the tears with smiles when you think of him. I still have my Dad's shirt hanging in my closet and his briefcase sitting by my feet 16 years later.
Hugs

[Arlo Kalon]

Absolute dittos here - very sorry for you. My Mother died unexpectedly a few years back, and I'll always be thankful the idea occured to me to design her headstone. it was a very nice feeling to do it, and i don't mind saying she has possibly the nicest stone out there... you might consider it too.

[Pro Image]

Our deepsest sympathy from our family....................

[ol'goat]

I want to thank all of you for caring and posting. My dad has been around all my life, and I almost beat Him to the gate about a year ago with a major heart attach for which I have recovered from remarkable even to me.

Yes, my Dad was a character, having done many things and been many places in His long life, He was an example of a hard worker and my mentor, though not perfect, He was my Dad....He served with the Flying Tigers in the Burma area for a short while, and in the pacific theater, needles to say, the Japs didn't like Him, after WWII, he used His GI bill to become a printer, this was His income the rest of a good life, working the final many years at The Dallas Morning News, In Dallas Texas, I worked along side Him there for 10 years at night, sign man by day...so yes we had a good time together. He was a great pilot and taught me to fly when I was 10, yep, He did....I didn't have a choice, he took all hands away from the stick but me, and said He was not in the airplane....dang, I believed Him.

He spent the last years on our home place in east Texas and spent most of His time mowing and collect nuts bolts and screws at garage sales, flea market good deals. He was not a big man, but had a big personality, and yes of course he said he had don't it all, so was hard to top on a subject.

Having been around the world twice, he said he never found any place better than His home town to live....and die.

Thank You Folks so much.

Jack Lowry