Iris Gale Lowe

Grief can be so hard, but remembering all the good times and the long talks we had helps me to cope. Iris was my mother by marriage but also in some many more important ways. I miss her everyday.

We had alot of great times together, alot of good memories. I will miss picking the phone up and talking to you, but your home now with the Lord and your loving husband Richard.

Just to let you know how sorry we are for your loss. Richard and Gail were our uncle and aunt, but more than that, they called us their best friends. We will always remember all the good times we had together over the years. RIP until we meet again.

Rest in peace Aunt Gale, no more pain, no more tears.

may god bless you for for all the good things you did for different charities

we will allways remember the good times we had ,exspecially in the mountains.

It was an honor to witness a 25 year marriage and Richard and Iris renewing their vowels to one another. It was hot in Ruskin, Fl that day.

It was 1983 I was 17 years of age and little time to go before I turned 18 to set out on my own as a young adult and I had no patients for the welfare system. When You and Richard Brought me into your home being one of the last foster kids. More so at a difficult time as you lost your own momma and the things I was going through. I was fighting bucking the system and didn't want to leave where I was and it was a confusing time for me. Iris being a strong woman of faith and the will to help...