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Putnam – David Alexander Lowell, oldest of four Brothers, Father and Traveler went to rest on May 27, 2022, at the age of 39.
David was born October 211982, in Fitchburg, MA. He was raised by his aunt, Kathy Dunton and uncle, James Fontaine in Worcester, MA.
Having experienced a tumultuous childhood that only Hollywood could aptly describe, David was given a new chance at life when his 20-year-old, newly married, Aunt took him and his brothers into her home.
David experienced childhood as it was meant, doing things such as: Joining the Auburn, MA Bowling League as a teen; Boy Scouts with Troop 25 on College Hill; And emulating skits from greats such as Adam Sandler with his brother on a Walk-man.
The call of traveling came early for David, as his soul was restless. He set off on his own before the age of 18.
Left to honor David's memory are his brothers: Hans, Dustin and Timothy; his parents, Michelle (Ferland) Lowell and Russel Lowell; his daughter, Tehya Jasmine Lowell and his sons, Cameron and Anthony Lowell. He also leaves behind many extended family, partners, and friends.
Service have been entrusted to the Gilman Funeral Home & Crematory, 104 Church St., Putnam, CT and will be private and at the convenience of the family.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Mass & Metrowest at https://bbbscm.org/donate/
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Jazmine Fernberg
January 22, 2024
I can't believe that he's gone. Not a day goes by that I don't think about him and his silliness. I remember when I last saw him. It was in my old house, he came out here to New York for a visit and went back to Massachusetts. I wish I could've been at his funeral, but I'm glad I got some of hiss ashes in my necklace. All I can do graduate and make him proud. I wish he could see me now. I know that he's watching over me, but it's just not the same. I love you cousin David. I wish I could've said that while he was still alive. I hate that I've missed so many people's funerals, I wish I could've said goodbye to him. I have been so depressed since both he and my auntie Shy died. On May 27th will be 2 years since he's been gone, on June 18th will be one whole year since my auntie Shy has been gone. I can't help but cry thinking about those dates. I miss you cuzo. Rest in peace. I hope you are happy up there. Heaven has gained two wonderful angels.
Virginia and Dian Overbey
June 3, 2022
Sorry to hear of your loss, Michelle. Our thoughts are with you and your family at this difficult time.
holley and John borges
June 2, 2022
May ur soul be at peace David.. U were humble and kind to us in some dark times . thank u for ur compassion amd friendship. It never went unnoticed even though life took us seperate ways. My condolances to ur entire family.
Scott
June 1, 2022
Damn man why did you have to go we had plans to get a place in few months man I miss u brotha I won´t say nephew cuz u wuz much more then that we to me . We had a bond Boone could break and now ur gone I love you broski till we meet again ur here in my heart and mind
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Brianna lowell
May 31, 2022
I´m going to miss you so much David. You were the best brother in law somebody could ask for, and you are so more than missed already. Love Bri, Dustin, Kaylee and Elena. Love you coco.
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