Jonathan A. Lowery

My husband was Jonathans platoon sergeant in 1/17 from 98-00.
Today we remember his service and sacrifice.

As I sit here again in this place of dispar.. I think of you.. I would not be who I am today with out your tough love... I never forgot neither will I ever for get the day I was with you when you gave America your all.... Thank you

I served with SFC Lowery during OIF, with C- Battery 1/17th FA, he was a great soldier and also showed me what dip was..He will forever live on!!!

This man was my drill sergeant at fort sill oklahoma in 2006. He shaped the man that I am today. Rest in Peace SFC. Lowery

I can't believe that it's been 5 years since your work here on earth was finished. We all still miss you very much. Your boys are doing so good and continue to remind me of you in so many ways. May I just say to you that you would be very proud of the young men that they are becoming! Sean is already 16 and driving his car. I still remember how you used to say that you would never let him drive until he was 18. For some reason you didn't get to drive and you thought neither should your...

is that you gunny? its me frye.. just a few hours ago I thought you were still there. I tell your stories and ours often. and I was planning on coming to see you.. 2003 was rough.. you taught me how to deal and bring it.. STEEL RAIN..

I served with "Gunny" in Mosul and just want to say that he was a great man. Gunny always took the time to stop and have a joke with me, and for some reason he never failed to mention how great of a soldier I was. He was one of my Drill Sergeants at Charlie 1-22 and ended up in my battery in 3-3 ACR at Ft. Hood where we deployed together. One thing that always stood out was as we were leaving for Iraq, my spouse at the time was chasing the bus and Gunny stopped everything and told me "you...

To the family and friends of Sgt. 1st Class Jonathan A. Lowery:
Please accept my remembrance of Jonathan on the anniversary of his passing and know that he will never be forgotten.

More than a Battle Buddy,

I first met Lowery when we were assigned to Bravo Battery, 1-17th FA, Fort Sill Oklahoma in 1996. As Field Artillery men we both went our different ways. The next time I saw Lowery, he was working out at the Rhinehart Fitness Center at Fort Sill. He told me that he was selected for Drill Sergeant duty so he had to get back in the best shape he could. I told him that I was going too. we saw each other a couple of times as we marched our Soldiers through the...