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LOWELL E. ENSLEN

Hobart, Indiana

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COLONEL LOWELL E. ENSLEN "Bud"

Hammond/Merrillville, Indiana

Age 83, a longtime resident of Hammond and Merrillville, passed away on Saturday, May 15, 2010. He was born on April 11, 1927 in Gary, Indiana the son of Lowell R. and Carol N. Enslen. Col. Enslen graduated from...

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Lowell was my families attorney for as long as I can remember. He was a personal friend of my parents. He was a great man and I hope he and my dad are hanging out telling tall tales.

Mark Rankin

When I came to Hammond to practice law in 1971 Lowell became one of my mentors as will as a great friend. Friday evenings we often stopped to have a few and review the week. On Saturday mornings it was the custom for Hammond attorneys to work and then at noon or one we gathered for lunch. Lowell, the Galvin's and Ruman were the leaders and us young pups were there to saok it up.
When any attorney had a question or a problem they knew they could rely on Lowell for support...

Bud Enslen, a longtime, loyal friend of the McRitchie family of Hobart. I knew him as a youngster and beyond as my Uncle Bill McRitchie's best friend and friend of my mother, Mary Sims-McRitchie. Our sincere condolences to the family of Bud Enslen.
Jim Marler, HHS Class of 1961
Linda Linoski Marler, HHS Class of 1964

Brad,
I was so sorry to hear of Lowell's death. But I remember all the good times I was fortunate enough to share in your fathers life. One never forgets good good friends.
My love to you....
Betty Reed Moore

I have lost a friend and law fraternity brother and extend my sympathy to his family at their loss.
Donald L. Gray
Valpo law School Alumna
Sigma Delta Kappa law fraternity-VU Chapter.
Retired City of Whiting City Attorney.
West Lafayette, IN 47906

I remember Lowell from the days when Brad was at Trinity Lutheran School-wonderful man. A great loss to the community and family
Lynn Angulo

On behalf of the officers and members of American Legion Post 16, please accept our condolences. Col. Enslen was an outstanding member of our community and a valued member of the Legion.

Dan Buksa
Commander

My brother andI send our condolences to the entire family of Lowell. Bob and Hal Goodwin

LOWELL ALWAYS TREATED PEOPLE WITH DIGNITY AND FRIENDSHIP, A BIG SMILE AND A WILLINGNESS TO HELP.
HE WAS A GOOD FRIEND TO OUR FAMILY, AND WILL BE REMEMBERED AS SUCH. MAY HE REST IN PEACE.
PLEASE LOWELL, SAY HELLO TO CHUCK FOR ME.
HAROLD NEIL
GRIFFITH IN