Cleita L. Lowe

Some of my fondest memories growing
up were in Mrs. Lowe's 3rd grade
class. I was a member of one of her
square dancing groups that she had
perform at different events. I also
took guitar lessons from her. Three
of us were going to play our guitars
in front of the school. She made us
come over to her house and have lunch and get some extra practicing
in so we would do a good job.

Thanks for the memories,Mrs. Lowe....

I was very sorry to hear about your loss.

My sympathy to the family of Mrs. Lowe...my 3rd grade teacher at Cook School. I took guitar lessons from Mrs. Lowe from the time I was in 3rd grade (1956 or so) until around 1960 (we had moved to Fenton by then). She was a wonderful teacher and I always thought of her as one of my favorites. Barb (Lewis) and I both played the guitar and we performed at the Durant Hotel one year and won first place. My family and I spend time in Holiday, Florida, during our spring vacations, and it would've...

I am truly sorry for your loss.

I am so sorry for your loss. I took music lessons from your Mom almost 60 years ago. I was in the Lowettes and enjoyed going to conventions. I also taught some for her as I got older. I always admired the way she could just whip up costumes and make them look so good. She was a very special person.

Mrs Lowe had been my teacher of baton and tap when I was a very young girl, she also taught my brother, Bob Franklin the guitar & my sister Doris the piano. My mother made a great deal of the costumes for your mothers many shows. One of her all girl bands played at my wedding on Dec 31, 52 at the Home Dairy in Flint, I will never forget your mother.My siblings have all passed, but my mother Edith resides in a home for the elderly in Tawas, Mi.she will be 94 this Oct. my best to all, Pat...