Irvin G. Lowery

I echo Mr. Butterworth's words; he hired me at the Ohio Insurance Dept. Everyone knew he ran the show there for the better. And he was obviously the smartest person in the room even though he acted like he wasn't. (There was a bit of Peter Falk's Columbo in him.) And he was kind. When I got sick, even though I hadn't seen him for years, Irv called me at home and offered me encouragement. Thanks Irv.

God Bless/RIP,to ALL who served during WWII.The USA would NOT be as it is today."Fair Winds and Following Seas".Thank You for your service,Navy, and Semper Fi.

It is Always sad to hear about the passing of a Fellow Veteran. We are sorry for your loss. Your family is in our prayers.

Disabled American Veterans
Capital City Chapter3

Lynn,
I am so sorry my plans to visit him this week were taken; but I am happy that I did get the chance to talk with
him on the phone. If there is anything
I can be of assistance with please let
me know. Take comfort in knowing that now you have both of your special guardian angels to watch over you.
They both were truly delightful neighbors, I will never forget them.

Love,
their neighbor,
Delores

Such a wonderful man, I'm sure you are in a most wonderful place. I will always remember your good deeds.

Mr. Lowery was a GREAT MAN. He hired me into State Goverment where I am to this day. I Thank him from the bottom of my heart. Rest in Peace.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.