Dr. T. Sammi Lowe

I had no idea that Sammi died, let alone so long ago. I am so sad, and I know that this prayer for her -- and Dell -- will fall on the ears who need to hear. Sammi was such a presence and a gift to all. I can't imagine a world without her. Right now, it's like she is just now gone. Oh, my heart.

I had the opportunity of getting to know Sammi very very well and she will always be a part of me for the rest of my life just as she has left a part of her life with all of her very many many friends, patients, students, colleagues and relatives. It was simply hard to not like Sammi – she was amazing in every aspect. She was always encouraging, determined, humorous and very friendly and yet she was always concerned about all of us. She set the bar for professionalism and yet showed us how...

Dr. Lowe took me under her wing and guided me through my clinc internship in Buffalo, N.Y. I am very grateful for that experience and I am a better doctor for that. I have never met a finer person in my life. I was honored to be one of her students.
Dr. Carl Heusler, (Hyattsville, MD>)

Sammi was a beautiful Amazon - tall, mane of curly blond hair, healing hands and a huge heart. Jan Corwin, DC

Sammi met the good times in her life with relish and faced the bad times with grace and courage. She was a wonderful woman and my husband and I feel honored to have known her. Our hearts go out to Dell. God speed, Sammi Don and Mildred Imler

Sammi was the role model I had always wanted when I was going through chiropractic college, but never found. She inspired me to be a better chiropractor. She was also the best boss I had ever had. She was fair and diplomatic. She ran a tight ship, but always had words of encouragement. Sammi had a love for chiropractic and a passion to pass that along to our students. She never ceased to amaze me with her wisdom. I cannot express the sadness that I feel that she is gone. I hope her...

Sammi was my friend first and my mother figure second, I was always the youngest when we were together, but she always wanted me to be included.
Sammi taught me how to drink expensive tequilla and eat soft shell crab. She taught me to believe in myself and was a becan of light when moments seemed dark. She always made you feel wanted and she showed a love of family and friends no matter where she was either in Buffalo, Houston or Denver.
She will always be a pricess keeper for Ms...

Sammi was my friend, my mentor, and my sister. She taught me about the wild wooly women of Wyoming, to make sure my shoes/boots matched my belt, to only drink top shelf liquor, and to share myself with my friends. Just by the way she lived, I learned from example to be a better spouse, friend and christian. And Sammi reminded me how to laugh. Sammi Go rest high on that mountain, and know you were loved.

Sammi was a kind soul and we had something special from the first day that we met. Funny thing was that Norma and my momma Mary had been friends for some time and we had no idea....I will miss you Sammi and your true friendship.

Dell my prayers and thoughts are with you.

Love Always
Jeanne