Charles Ray “Chuck” Lowe, 86, passed away on Wednesday, January 10, 2018. Graveside service: 2:00 PM, Sunday, January 14, 2018, George’s Creek Cemetery Tabernacle, Glen Rose, Visitation: All day Saturday and Sunday morning, Wiley Funeral Home, Glen Rose. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to George’s Creek Cemetery Association, P.O. Box 598, GlenContinue Reading
Glen Phillips
left a message on January 12, 2018:
Chuck was a long time friend when we worked together in Stuttgart, AR. He was gentleman first class! He always thought highly of everyone that worked for him. One of the words of wisdom that Chuck always reminded me to remember was, ”Don’t Burn Any Bridges”. Good advice then, good advice now!
Prayers a with Chuck’s family and friends.
Tim Walker
left a message on January 12, 2018:
Chuck was a long time and dear friend. Chuck treated me as Family and friend for more then 45 years. We worked together and had fun together. Chuck and Jack were an important part of my life both in Fort Worth Tx and Stuttgart Ar. Chuck was a mentor and supporter for me throughout my career. We would still talk on the phone about once a week ( maybe more when he would forget we talked????) He is missed already and will never be forgotten. Rest In Peace Chuck Your loving friends Tim and Bebe
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Glen Phillips
left a message on January 12, 2018:
Chuck was a long time friend when we worked together in Stuttgart, AR. He was gentleman first class! He always thought highly of everyone that worked for him. One of the words of wisdom that Chuck always reminded me to remember was, ”Don’t Burn Any Bridges”. Good advice then, good advice now!
Prayers a with Chuck’s family and friends.
Tim Walker
left a message on January 12, 2018:
Chuck was a long time and dear friend. Chuck treated me as Family and friend for more then 45 years. We worked together and had fun together. Chuck and Jack were an important part of my life both in Fort Worth Tx and Stuttgart Ar. Chuck was a mentor and supporter for me throughout my career. We would still talk on the phone about once a week ( maybe more when he would forget we talked????) He is missed already and will never be forgotten. Rest In Peace Chuck Your loving friends Tim and Bebe
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