Beverly Lowe Obituary
Beverly Lowe, 78 of Ocala, FL, passed away on Thursday, February 26, 2026. She was born in Paris, IL to Roy and Thelma Bennett. Beverly was a devoted wife and beloved mother and grandmother. Beverly is survived by daughter Catherine Alexander, son-in-law Nic, and grandson Luke of Summerfield, FL; son David Lowe and daughter-in-law Jocelyn of Gainesville, FL; sister Betty Adams of Bradenton, FL; and brother John Bennett of Kingman, IN. She is preceded in death by husband of 57 years Clyde Lowe. No services are planned, family will memorialize privately.
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11250 SW 93rd Court Rd Suite #300, Ocala, FL 34481
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