Randy D. Lower

Randy Lower Obituary

Randy D. Lower Battle Creek Randy D. Lower, age 49, of Battle Creek, died Friday evening, September 5, 2008, at his home, surrounded by his loving family. Randy was born on December 8, 1958 in Battle Creek and was the son of Glen D. and Anna J. (Vaughn) Lower. He was a diesel mechanic and thoroughly enjoyed working on any type of vehicle. Randy was a veteran of the U.S. Army, having served his country as a Private First Class. He was a proud owner of a 1971 Ford LTD convertible and loved attending Classic Car Shows with it. Randy enjoyed fishing and was known in the area for playing Santa for the children. He was an all-around, good guy! On October 1, 1977 in Battle Creek, Randy was united in marriage to the former, Pamela J. Sayles and she survives. Also surviving are two daughters: Kelli J. (Chaz Wedge) Lower and Krissi M. (Ferg) Fourn, both of Battle Creek; two sons: Randy E. Lower and Ricky D. (Jamie) Lower, both of Battle Creek; nine grandchildren; and two brothers: Glen D. (Sheryl) Lower of Battle Creek and William R. (Pamela) Lower of Bellevue, MI. He was preceded in death by two granddaughters: Julia and Dayanna. At the request of the family, the memorial service to celebrate Randy's life will be held on Friday, September 12th at 10:00 a.m. at the Farley-Estes & Dowdle Funeral Home, Battle Creek with the Rev. Richard Collins, Pastor of the Wattles Park Baptist Church, officiating. A personal message to the family may be placed at www.farleyestesdowdle.com

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Published by Battle Creek Enquirer on Sep. 11, 2008.

Memories and Condolences
for Randy Lower

7 Entries

Ardina Ackley

September 15, 2008

I first met Randy Dale when he was around 15, his Mom became my best life-long friend. I watched as he met the Love of his life, Pam and watched as they had four beautiful children. He grew into a wonderful Man, strong, loyal, honorable and very much loved human being. Randy would and has done anything to lend a helping hand to friends and strangers, who soon became his friends. I have seen his wonderful sense of humor lighten a troubled heart. He came from very good stock! I wish I could lighten the hearts of his family now, but I know someday they will be with him and he will always be there to watch over them. To Anna and Glen and Pam and all his children and his little grandchildren, I wish you Peace of Heart. God Bless you all.

Hope Meyer

September 15, 2008

I met the Lower's when I was about 10 years old. Randy and his family were always very good to me through the years. When I got older, Randy would always work on my junkers that I bought. He would do what he could to keep them running, but would laugh at me when it was time to buy another. He always knew it would just be a matter of time before I would be back for repairs.
Randy will be missed by all. All of my love and prayers go out to Pam, the kids, Anna & Glen and the rest of the family. I love you all.

Tim Robertson

September 11, 2008

I had known Randy for the last decade or more. He was very good friends with my dad, Tom Robertson. Three years ago, Randy came to my home as Santa, and my daughter Brooke still talks about it. He WAS Santa to her, and probably always will be. The Santa who came to her house, gave her a candy, and "Knew my name, Dad."

Randy was a really good guy. He will be missed by many. I will forever treasure the video of Randy as Santa here in the house.

Nancy Kilgore

September 11, 2008

Pam just wanted you to know our thoughts are with you and the family. If you need anything just call.

Love Aunt Betty,Cindy & Nancy Smith & family's

Glen Dean/Sherrill Lynne Lower

September 11, 2008

TO MY BROTHER & BEST FRIEND, And Brother-In-Law too. Thanks for all you did for me and the world. You will be missed by everyone that knew you. I dedicate this 2009 Kenworth to the memory of "The Taz", Randy Lower. As I said "It's not good-bye, it's see you later, brother." ALL OUR LOVE TO THE FAMILY, just a phone call away.

Leo Root

September 11, 2008

I am Leo Root and I knew Rany through his son Randy Lower Jr. and he was a good person and helped out alot with my cars when I could not figure what was wrong with them and he was a person I could talk to to get advice from and 90 percent of the time what he advised me to do was correct...he will be remembered by me and everyone he touched in their lives....R>I>P RANDY SR.....

Tom and Betty Akers/Lajoie

September 11, 2008

All those who knew Randy will surely miss him, he came to my aid when my starter went out in my car many years ago, but he was always willing to help anyone who needed his help. He was a very careing man the family should be very proud to have had him, as a son, brother, husband, father, and grampa. Our prayers are with the family.

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