Jeffery Keith Lown

Dear Sister,

We are so very sad at the family's loss of Jeffrey. I had passed the sad news along to Paul in NV who passed it along to Corky in NY. We hope your grief is not insurmountable as such a loss is so very crushing on the spirit. We remember our last visit with Jeffery in Seattle with Erin, Kevin and Grandma when we spent most of the afternoon together after Erin's soccer tournament. Please know the you and Paul are thought of often.

Paul and Beverly: I just can not imagine the pain you are going through. A loss of one of my sons at such an early age would be unbearable. Donna and I are deeply sorrow for your loss and will pray that God is with you and your family during this time of need. Ron and Donna Ripley

Dear Paul and Beverly:
I can only imagine the heartbreak of losing your son at such an early age. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you today and going forward as you must without your dear son. Draw strength from your family and friends who will surround you to comfort you.
With my deepest sympathy,
Deborah Baisden

Dear Bev and Paul,
Our deepest condolences to you and your family at the time of your loss. It grieves me to know the pain of Jeff's untimely death. As John Donne wrote, 'Every man's death diminishes me...'
On behalf of your St. Michael family I offer you our sympathy and support. You will be lifted in prayer daily in the weeks to come.
In His Grace,
Pastor Rob Cosmas
St. Michael Lutheran Church
Virginia Beach, VA

Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Lown, and family,

Jeff was a good friend of mine while in the German Club at Virginia Tech. We stayed in touch for several years after graduation, but like so many friends, you lose touch after a while. I think the last time I saw Jeff was at my wedding.

Please accept my condolences. I was shocked and saddened to see his obituary. If you wouldn't mind, I would greatly appreciate a brief email to let me know what happened. I think I share these feelings...