Everitt W. Lowry

Our deepest condolences - I have very fond memories of both Everitt and Bonnie (and Penny!) - John and Callum Tracy (Franks cousins)

I first met Everett my first day of kindergarten. Road with him until my last high school days. Always felt safe with him behind the wheel. I recall one time we got stuck in a ton of snow near my house. Everett went and grabbed my dad’s tractor, had clapper and some other boys put on some tire chains, put his daughter behind the wheel and pulled us out and off to school we went. Something that in today’s world wouldn’t happen sadly! I became friends with his daughter penny in my high school...

Everett will forever be part of my family’s memories . He drove bus #17 for as long as I can remember and drove me through out my teen years, then both my kids for their entire school years and finally my granddaughter. So three generations had the experience of his kindness, gentleness and welcoming smile every day. He was a fine man and you all should be proud to have had him in your lives. Our sincerest thoughts are with you. Darlene, Mary, Bryan & Mikayla

Everitt had such a love for and knowledge about his International tractors! He is a good man and will be sorely missed, until we meet again in heaven! Prayers for you, Bonnie and Penny, as you each grieve in your own way.

Mrs. Lowry & Pen- So very sorry to hear about the loss of Mr. Lowry. Sending prayers, love, hugs and strength as you navigate through this difficult time.

Bonnie and Penny, so sorry for your loss. Everitt was the best bus driver, friend and neighbor. He was always ready and willing to help out his friends and neighbors. He will surely be missed.
Roger and Margie Weiss.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I am so very sorry to hear of Everrits passing. I have many fond memories of all our conversations on the bus at the high school waiting for the kids to come out
.He was a great man.My condolences to his family.