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After graduating from Purnell Swett High in 2016, Jacob enlisted in the US Army. He served as a Cyper Operations Specialist at Ft. Gordon, Georgia. Jacob had many passions in life including his dogs, Rory and Cro, watching wrestling, traveling, and Country music concerts.
Jacob was preceded in death by his paternal Grandfather Michael Lowry and one special Great Grandmother Dollie Oxendine.
He is survived by his parents Chris and Shannon Lowry of Pembroke, his brother Ryan Lowry (Taylor) of Lumberton and Keaton Lowry of the home, his niece Scarlet Lowry of Lumberton, paternal grandparents David and Janet Hunt, Al and Kathy Hensley, great grandmother Ruth Brewer, maternal grandparents Terry and Elizabeth Marshall, great grandmother Marlene Marshall, Aunts Shane Hammonds (John), Jessica Williams (Robbie), Tina Chavis (Jeremy), Tanya Locklear (Randy), Uncles Alex Hunt (Tenisha), Brandon Lowry (Brandi), Elliot Hunt, Travis Lowry, Shawn Phillips (Angelina) along with an abundance of relatives and friends. Jacob was loved and cherished by many friends who became family.
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