Paul Lowe

I met Paul in 1980 when he hired me to work for him, which I did for several years. Paul had a big impact on my life ... I wanted to be like him. I became a Superintendent at 29 and have worked across the US, and still do. I admired and liked Paul for teaching a young man to be the best at what you do. Over the years I´ve never forgotten the positive impact he had on my life. Sorry for loss.

I went and Picked up Rochelle several years ago, and took her to Felix on the causeway where we attended a luncheon, compliments of our classmate Stella Lee, who insisted on it being her "Treat". Only a few years later, another classmate called to tell me of Rochelle's death. I loved Rochelle, and was so happy to see her after so many years! I was shocked that she had died, as I knew nothing of her illness. I did attend her funeral and it was well attended by other classmates. Rochelle and...

I am so sorry for your loss. Even though I didn't know Paul personally, I know what kind of man he was because I know his daughter and what a great woman she is. I know Lynn had great role models in Rochelle and Paul. He will be missed on earth but it is heaven's gain! My deepest sympathy, Cheryl Hughes

Although I haven't seen Paul in several years I think of him often. I first met Paul in Oct. 1975 when I started working for a Plumbing Co. We worked on a lot of jobs all over the Southeast together. I believe one of the last jobs was the Whitney now Hancock Whitney Bank off Dauphin St at I-65. After all these years I still consider him to be the best superintendent I ever worked for and a great friend.. All my sympathy to all his family that he so often talked about..

Paul (Boots) was a classmate at Vigor and was a wonderful person. Fortunate to have seen him occasionally and he always made me feel like he was so glad to see me. He and Rochelle, also a classmate, had a long and wonderful marriage. They definitely set a great example for all of us. RIP my friend! Jug