Frank James Low

He was so brilliant and will be missed.

Frank was my first cousin, and although I haven't seen him in many years I have kept up with him through other relatives. I am so sorry and extend my condolences and those of my family to Edie, the children, and grandchildren. May God be with you during this time of loss.

I was sorry to hear the news. I remember Frank even though I was just a child when we were neighbors. Our thoughts and prayers are with you amd your family in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

May the peace of Christ surround you during this difficult time.

Edie & Family: The Woodruff family from Mobile send their deepest sympathy on losing your very much loved husband, father and grandfather. Oh! How he loved his family and how we loved him!!! He was one of his Uncle Cedric's favorite people! Adelaide Woodruff and the rest of the family!!!

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
I was glad that I got to know Frank for the short time that I knew him, he was a great person and will be greatly missed. Thank you Frank.

Dear Eddie:
I read of Frank's death in today's paper and it brought back memories of happy times, hiking in Europe together. Frank was a larger than life guy who was great fun to be with. I remember him charging ahead down the trail and taking us on one of the scariest trails I had ever been on. We are having dinner with the Willinghams on Friday and I am sure will we will talk about our Swiss trip with you and Frank.

Dan joins me in sending our love to you at this sad time for you and your family.

Tina and Dan

My deepest sympathy to Edith and the Low family, and the IR Labs family. I will never forget all the work we did together during the development of the IREM project ..... Frank will be dearly missed!