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BORN
1939
DIED
2024
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June Lowther Obituary
June is survived by her two sons, Mark (Nicole Frank) Lowther, and Matthew (Audry) Lowther; grandchildren, Jacob Lowther, Kaelyn Lowther, Konner Lowther, and Luke (Sara Titel) Lowther; and her brother, Edwin Stieben of Las Vegas, NV. June is further survived by a large extended family with numerous nieces and nephews, and their children.
June was preceded in death by her parents; husband Lawrence Lowther; son Frederick Lowther; brothers, Alex Stieben, Frederick Stieben, and Emil Stieben; sisters, Mary Stieben, Emma Stieben, Bertha Foster, Martha Tellock and Dorothy Gartman.
June was a beloved daughter, wife, mom, granny and aunt who was a homemaker for most of her life. June briefly worked at Oshkosh Telephone Company where she made lifelong friends. June made friends everywhere that she went. June enjoyed crafts, painting, playing golf, ice skating on Sawyer Creek, traveling when she could and going "Up North" to the family cottage.
June was an incredible baker and cook. Nobody left her kitchen table hungry. June enjoyed preparing German food, baked dishes, casseroles and crockpot dinners. She also baked dozens of cookies, cakes and pies. June always sent leftovers and treats along with anyone who left her house.
June's kitchen table was a gathering spot for conversation for family and friends for several decades. Family dinners with June will be missed by many.
A Funeral service will be held at Konrad-Behlman Funeral Home (100 Lake Pointe Dr) on Saturday, July 6, 2024, at noon. A time of visitation will be held from 10:30AM until the time of service.
June's family would like to thank hospital staff at Aurora Medical Center-Oshkosh as well as Aurora Hospice for their care provided to June.
Konrad-Behlman Funeral Home
100 Lake Pointe Drive
Oshkosh WI 54904
(920) 231-1510
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Michael and Laurie (Lowther) Flores
July 6, 2024
What a gem Aunt June was... always cheerful, kind, encouraging, inviting us to join around the kitchen table and share in her pies and cookies. And after visiting for the afternoon, even if you tried to leave without imposing or taking anything, she would insist you take a few cookies for the trip, or she´d provide a beautifully painted stone or another piece of her beautiful artwork. Aunt June saw the beauty in most everything. I think that was her gift, she saw the beauty in everyday river rocks and stones. She would polish and paint them and make them even more beautiful. And in that way, she´s touched and painted my life for the better. Helped me see the beauty through her eyes. Just like the rocks she was always painting. Thank You Aunt June! Your love and legacy live on.
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