John George "Jack" Lowther

The world has lost one of the good guys! When I knew Jack in high school he was always a mellow, kind guy. I always liked seeing him at the Cambridge Shop. Having lost my sister and father to Alzheimer's, I fully understand your anguish. My deepest condolences and God's peace. Minister Lee Shore, Charlotte, NC

Lee and Family, We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Jack and are praying for your comfort and peace during this time. Keith has such fond memories of their time together at Berry and at UA, and I was blessed to get to know him through my work in the legal system. Jack ascribed to the highest of ethical standards, and compassion and kindness were hallmarks of his life so well-lived. May you be sustained by sweet, precious memories during the days ahead,

Offering my condolences to the Lowther family and friends in this time of great sadness. Sorry for your loss. May the good of God comfort you during this difficult time

My prayers will be with the Lowther family. He made an impression on me at U OF A as my business law professor. Later I watched his family grow while attending OLS church. I also have raised 3 sons. Over many years I always remember his smile and positive demeanor. Sorry he was ill. He will be missed! Frank D´Amico III Vestavia Hills

Lee, Disappointment and sadness are uppermost at this time. Disappointed that more time was not spent with you and Jack. Sadness that when we were together the smile on his face, always, told the story of how great a person he was. That will be greatly missed. The family the both of you have raised is a Christian tribute to Community. From a distant member I say God Bless you and your Family and God Bless Jack, May He Rest in Peace.

Lee, I am so sorry to hear of your husband´s passing. We will be praying for you and your family during these days that follow. Rhonda McBay

Am so sorry to learn of Jacks passing always liked him very much. Lee thinking of you and your sons my blessing. Richard Parr

We have known the Lowther family for thirty plus years. I was Blake´s fifth grade teacher. Our sons, Matt and Steven, played baseball with Blake, Patrick, and Todd - Jack drove carpool many times to and from the practices for our boys and their´s. Countrywood Highlands was both families´ neighborhood home until we moved about 8 years ago. We would often visit with Lee and Jack when we saw them walking along the beach shoreline. David was honored when Jack accepted his request to conduct his...