Lowell R. Butler

I am so sorry to read about the passing of your father. I loved when Lowell and Jane would come into the pharmacy. He always called me "Fancy Nancy". They were fun to be around and talk to. I was sad when they moved but it was better to be near family. They will be together as always for the holidays. My thoughts are with you all. Your Mon and Dad will always live on in my memory.

Mr. Butler was a very kind man. I knew him when I was a child living on S. Elizabeth St. in Lima. My Mother could send me to the drug store and he always made sure I got the correct item. I can remember when I would go into the store, he would say how are you and your Mother doing? Thoughts and prayers to all of his family.

My thoughts and prayers go out to all of you. Your father played a big part of my high school years and I will always have fond memories of my days at Butler Drugs. My your memories and love of your father be with you in the coming months!

I give my condolences to the Butler family. We had been friends in our life time. I grew up on Greenlawn Ave. and my brother Bob was his classmate while I was a year behind Lowell. I played in the band that Lowell initiated but my English teacher wasn't happy when I asked to be excused from class to play at the Sertoma Club.